The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

present bolders Of Amefen other private ples resi-
d nts of the A'apsc States and California viii fo
III mine. The government viii not, under any circum
Stances derive any beneh from the procseopg though
las 10 bear all the expenses OF the l,,i alicn.
An opnion written ny heesrs. Reveroy Johpson, j. r
Re- jsnn j. Criienden and John Roca well has been
pUoshed IN which they state their conclusions the
validity Of the present holders claim follows
The tides produced sre unqu. stonahy genuine and suf
tp IN law TO vest In the company The right OF property In
One OF the paruss o, igpAy Interested in hs mines fear
ing hs change OF msnt California respect
y ss sSaps @ To % y remeay
What lie supposed deceive by procuring fraudulent ante
70 Be n s,bienre any edo,i shown; Ger
Sy sn. h a.a
isad and who Iehsa on 70 support the ssgsuen was
hat the neArious scheme proposed b., himself
We blink you may remain the result of this l
fa,op and can only cour without nquiring
hou e. om @ use anse cSn
lated 10 intct on ueM so serious an Injury.
TIE CHINESE AND The MINERS
There is movement now in progress through several
Of he northern mining counties 10 expel the Chinese
The dgerls. started in FL Dorado and has been mark
cd in lutte, Tolumne and Shasta In the latter county,
particularly, the iseDg-s very strong ani threatens 70
produce serious results The American miners are
solved to free themseves from the Of the in
r,deys, as they deemed In the cities the Chinese
pests, and are disked immoral and filthy They
DO not come into competition with us in towns. The
Sbntse devote themselves fishing, washing and I'LL
various nenal posons but in the mining districts they
directly into competition with Americans and hence
the movement in favor of their expulsion
In Shasta county, however, there exists difference of
opinion among citizens on this subject. At meeting of
miners, held short time before tho convention above
reefe to assembled resolutions adopted favor
OF supporting the laws and deprecarg ali violence TO-
doubtedy in the ascendant and in obedience TO this sent
msnt Mr. Street has introduced bill in the Assembly to
prohibit Moneolans working in the mines after the Let
JANUARY next It probably will not pass
SEDUCTION AND DEATH.
VIM Durie,a special police officer, formerly Of New
York, was killed last Sunday evening by q man named
a m VVit pr0
children living, scduced three years sncc the daughter
o. iowzer then about sixteen years DID, child was
grace attending this affair, Fowzer separated from his
wife and daughter the two latter living Stockton street.
ysnded seears Durie aso lived apart from his wife and
children seems that last Sunday evening Durie visited
The fouse on Stockton street. and tapped back
dow in the yard The girl told him to leave according
her testimony given at the Coroners inquest and soon
after her father by her the yard Presently
sbe beard the report Of pistol and supposng that Dure
was the person fired at outside, but could find no
trace Of either him her father, save that TO the
Iant 1,em The the fence which separated the yard
Of allowing man TO paes through Fowzer old man.
and has one wooden leg The is fully hundred
ts end and beng dark nothing could be Of Durie
whom the girl thought had been wounded had made
bis escape Next morning his dead body found ly-
ing in pool of water adjacent TO the fence If he
had fallen and parted with life attempting to scale the
same The whole family was arrested on the homicide
becoming known, and at the inquest subsequently held
though not fastening the commission of the decd on the
old man, yet all the circumstances point the strongest
manner that way.
THEATRICAL.
The Misses Gougenhem will leave for New York by
the seamer of March g. on professional tour Their
return TO California has added much to their popularity
war AMONG TIE oUASQ sPEcuLAToRs.
George Van Schultz, James Hamilton, Henry L. Hawk,
fowaid L. Lyon, Henry w. Porter, Isaiah s. Perkins and
John Mcrherson, filed libel this afternoon in the United
sa'es Dtrict Court against G. Grafton master OF the
schooner San Diego, claiming SIT 800 damages They al
ege 'pa. tney on Johnsons Island the largest and
Most westerly of group of guan0 islands u Pacific
ocean, lying IN latitude l6 deg north and longitude ITO
ocg. west. They were residents Of the island from
October to December last when the schooner san Diego
fitted out in this port ana carrying armed body of
men, arrived at Johnson's Island Captain Grafton ex
PEELED The hbellants and carried them prisoners Hono-
lula where they landed The lbellants came here
in The bark Yankee about week since An order has
been Issued for the OF Captain Grafton and to hold
BIN 10 bail in the sum OF SO ,000 II Us understood an
armed vessel is to leave here in few days TO eype
men left on the island by the San Diego