New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

buit No on IL ruins. The SUN OF SIJl,NO - NOT
T,cre thar ,oficisut 70 ray years expenses; bat
ss coo would probably be sufficient If the mint we're
allowed 20 keep its PROFITS from refining and Coinage
abort $50 or 500 900 for each Of the Two processes
Gnnusly-Etich Profits now g. INTO the genera! iaol
Of the United States Treasury, and not into the hIIt
Treasury a. ay Congress shoud oOt al IKE 10. q
llhuuored boys; If they have any isu; t. nod WIN
our mint, let US know W. al II re- II they web N
destroy L; LET bin be p.ssef ior that purpose, ont let
i. not be undermined ty sreskug withdrawal Of the
mesus necessary 70 keep i proper operation, While
the Government pTeiends % msl1taiu y.
sent you ru-nor BY The overland mai. tsst hr'
and Mr.. John Wool tie ecOrs, hal been .ecOFcieo,
and that they wsuld omen the American Thss;sr to-
getner The report If tueir recon dstiOn "a nov de-
MED AID Mr. WOO1 ~ given notice, nader the D
Trader sCt Of her intention 10 90 into toe business OF
theateT management nnfer her OWE name. Inc TO
pairs If the American Thester ere 20 be finished OF
The 9th inst, and the owner says that, when com,
pleed il will be OF the hEes structures o. ~ kfd
% the world TIE ses's n the tcTemCs, To@ Of Tue
dress circle and in the forward psT o. the pit are %
be cfaTs and the Tcnt Of tie cTefs circle and OF the
private boxes is 20 be night and elegant IRON otls-
ta0e ~ that tie fglleLstb figure .! the persons De-
bind . be seen from the other sde OF Tue
Two stesmers leave here to-day for New fork, and
the number OF passengers viii be larger THAI has
been fo1 some tq back The fare is stated 70 be sc
follows On the mail line $50 fJr the inst cabin SD
"a, the second cabin 80 for the Storage; IL the OPP
position line S7jljO in the first cabin Si@O-lOJ n
the second cabin, and so 10 the Storage.
TIE attempt Of some OF the white HIner5 70 expel
the Cinnamon n ON the mines Of Shasts County has
led to serious riots. The Sheriff Of tie County was
absent-it was supposed lntsDtiCntDy-tf0m the tom
Of Shasta when the miueIs began ~ drive the Celes
tsis Of that place from the diggngs out ne sterTard
showed hmseH end acted IL O very energetic manner.
He called public meeting, made speech, beso1ght
the oItizeDs TO assist MIN 10 executing the laws aud
declared that be would rioters at all cost. The
citizens cbeered Old encouraged him. organized com
paICs and placed Themselves under Els command,
bld he sOOp had number of men on the way 70 those
points where the Chinsnen we're threatened. Many
Of the miners and yearly ali the people Of the to TGs,
ore opposed 10 the unlawful expulsion OF the Chinese
accompanied as it always is, by great cruelty, and
often by robbery.
The result of the Sheriff. action that some If
the rioters were arrested and committed 10 jail n the
town Of Shasta, whittier great many miners inter-
ested in the affair both siGcs have gone the anti
China party declaring that thOse arrested shall not be
punished, AID the lsw-and-Orjer party declaring that
the sentences Of the Court shall be carried into exscu
fOp. What il to be the end no ore can tell, bCt an
ticipste more good than harm in the future pre-
that after some legal humbug the evdoers will
20 UNPUBLISHED yet Efficiently scared 10 teach taem TO
act in q more humane and Christian manner toward
the Cinnamon in the fuure. Tho trouble viii probably
build NJ q laW-and. order party I'll through tie mnes
ana thus put end 10 the atrocities always commit
ted against the Celettals when large number OF
rough urrestraincd men undertake 10 drive = hated
class from their midst. To come back TO the Shasta
riots: Mary Cinnamon have been driven from their
Claims, much Of their property has been destroyed,
have been Ddlly beaten, IL II not
certain whether any have been killed. All the suTyl-
vors in tho county, and the Law sudOrder men say
they snail have their claims again. Daring the nOts
IN drunken quarIes causeJ by the excitement, Tour
or tive men have been wounded, and one Nr. Healy
is said % be stabbed MORALLY. The Sheriff has senG
the Governor for arms. The Governor has forward
ed them, and has ordered the volunteer company st
Neavervile TO Shasta TO aseist tie Sheriff.
Il. Blsy lock killed on the 18TH ut. IL Chinese
camp near Reynolds Ferry, Calsverss County, by
some CHR amen whom be attempted 10 rob. The rob
bers will probably avoid that camp hereafter. The
Ceestals who killed Bsylock are the same fellows
who caught three robbers last Fall, tied them aud tn
ished them by throwing them into the river.
Mrs. Lucy X. BaisOel very beautiful ard well
educated lady ~ years o. age, committed suicide ~
taking stTy chime IN Sacramento County lev days
since. She lad been married only two months, and
had cent for the poison two weeks after marriage.
Her motive in committing suicide is 10. known. Her
husband has the reputation OF being good map bnt
he is neither young nor vel educated. she had
known him several years previoue 70 marriage, and
they had lived together 10 peace after IL.
Capt. Ned Wakemah Of the clipper ship Adelaide
notorious on account OF his connection with the lig
lance Committee of 1851, has been indicted on two
separate charges Of infictng cruel punishment on
sailors.
DOR dates from Portland are TO the Dist ult. John
Rowe murdered bis wife Angelica Rove, half breed
Kanaka woman in Salem on the 18th Of February by
ing Administration paper Of the Territory, estimates
the population Of Oregon at AZ 900, and, no doubt the
estimate IL very nearly correct The wooden mill
at Salem-the Only WOODEN mil on the drainage Of the
Pacific, believe has made rome very good cloth
lately.
We have dates from Honolulu to the 18th of Zebra
airy. The main item of news IS that the volcano of
argest Of the Sandwich group, has broken out
in an eruption Of unparalleled grandeur.
On the mountain side. 10000 feet above the
level of the sea, and 1900 below the snow-covered
summit the lava bursts out, spurting up like foun
tain in iets sometimes 500 feet high less than
250-and then runs n a stream of liquid fire, half
mile wide, ;iS miles to the sweeping everything
before il.
The missionary ship Morning Star arrived at that
place January ~ from Micronesia and islands OF the
South Sea aud reports the mission work TO be doing
we'll The Morning Star built in Boston 10 1888,
at 4 cost of SIS 600 furnished by dime contributions
Of Sunday School schOlars and it supposed that
good vessel was made Of her, but late exsmina-
tiOn showed that the job was swndle, her timbsrs
berg odds and ends and worthless stuff One of the
newspapers says;
proposed iecoppeI her this time In poct previous
5spston the mission the hsi0uesas suds and
VI discovered about the stern On sIippcg OIL
the plsnsipg eItgsoroinsry sight was exhibited she
chest having been neither sailed ventilated ana her
iahcs punk being easily pulled 70
the rger More than this, she evidently made OF
OF ODDS end-0Lk being tked 18th pi5e the
careless Insecure and kmsnke manuel aud iron
the outside paukDg which, could be discovered
We put on msu idea having apparently
present Ecod appearance AID get her 10 CAPT Blow"
tie master 81 TIE BLK pronounced her on ms Arrival
take charge Last Summer, q Boston cheat md Ale
euybscsy 10 estimated that 20 put her IN good
condition to 30 20 tes will cost al Of $500"
VANCOUVER AND BRITISH COLUMBIA.