The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14

The steamer Santa Cruz left this port on the l3binst
for Guayamas with q number Of passengers. Then is
strong tendency 10 emgrate 70 Sonora the idea
10 have gone abroad that the recent removal of
to the Colorado has connection with the designs
the government TO acquire that State from Mexico.
The steamer Surprise sailed from here abou'
fortnight ago, for San Bias, and will probably witt
raj ports on the Mexican coast It is said she viii bring
up number Of important Witnesses TO be examined in IA
Of the present Of the Amaden quicksilver mine
One Of the infantry regiments which has been stationed
at Camp Floyd Utah. the March to California Sevc
raj officers Supposed to be Of the Fifth Infantry were
Genoa, Carson Valley, last week, but WAS earcd the
would force the regiment 70 discontinue ID march
CAPTAIN STONES SURVEYING PARTY
Our last advices frem Guyana state that the ranac
had arrived from Aaxatlan to relieve the Wanda Cap.
tain Stone sailed from Guyamas February 49, wi his YES
sci crowded with men, that he will be able tact on the
offensive II necessary is reported that Stoe intended
10 overtake the vessel which had board the rms which
were forcbly seized by certain parties whietnder his
charge He had three days provisions, and Beems he
had been about eighteen days, by last accounts without
anything having been heard as to the result
ANncmNEm LEGISLATION.
The opposition to the presence OF Chinese In California
grows stronger every day. In the mining districts the
hostility TO this people is kept within bounds only by
the strong arm Of the law, backed by physical force.
Shasta county, though the rioters who attempted to es
iha Sae,;nn NJ S;si,ro I'll, u' I.y ~ IT,.
violence Several bills have been introduced In the As
sembly for the purpose OF rendering California
Sno.n that s,,n.,as 80 $4,000 70 III
which large numbers Of Chinese hold by wealthy
Chinese companies in condition Of slavery. TIE lower
them small nittance Sor the;r sarvtcss On III
yens are not allowed to work slaves In us mines,
with their serfs and American c,titns arc
forced 10 give vav In them n ia theronacions
Of this fact that rrates white miners Ind causes
them 10 resort IN unlawful measpres with Ne vev of
breaking up this system bill has been introdced in the
Assembly, Of which the following is q COPY
ca. cor,o.,. MAD. sra .r..r.a ,,,o - =, ,,.,,~ ..
,rv for The inoystn ny anu nsron or srns ~ ~ @
goian race into the bate of Csornls for Of EN-
ploypg such persons any capacity whate are hereby
declared null End void
any pSs.y o. parues VINO snail on ad amer me Isl
Ssts Of stornis nnder coStrac h ors hsae anx MS
OF msdemeanor and upon conviction tberak In any cour
Of competent Jurisdiction shall be punAhedy fine not less
& air ynb no MORN tSe % & y 10th
snch Sns and mnrsonrnent ~ ~ WV 'r'" ~ ~ ~
Sec Any person or persons OF the Moppan race shall
be deemed competent give testimony tDy proceedings
under ibis act
Sec II shall be competent for any cze Of the State to
Of the State If Csfora and s,ch @ py ne
action or shall be entitled 10 one air the ans COL
leced under the provisions Of this act
s commended that If this bill passes Chinese sersdom
s broken down and barrier is erectedaeans Chinese
Enumeration The bordes of Asiat;ca haf Gonna hers
when in their own country are too poor be able to paw
their passages and il is by means of Ii wealth of their
future taskmasters that they find thersay to America.
The enactment of the above law won ceytan,v checl
the inroads of the detestable stranpeys
Another bill has been introduced 10 aise revenue for
Chinese police fund II provides that an additional tax
of one dollar per appum be collected finn everv Chinese
male nhabtant of the state which shabe npped IN do
raying expenses incurred IN prosecutjns AGAINST China
men; also 10 reimburse Horace Kih,n 10 the sum of
for losses sustained by him b reason of hayipr
his agent murdered his safe robbed and bv reason az
expenses incurred in bringing the CHEESE nrderers to
justice The Boards of Supervisors an authorized TO in
crease the tax to two dollars per anm when they zee
proper
There are many people who protest rains. tbs kind of
State by Chinese immigration is more han sulcent to
overbaiaLce the drawbacks.
THE CALIFORNIA INDIAN WAR rypED
A late number of the Ttms, pubIhed in Humboldt
county announces that what has been designated an In
dian war in the northern part of this site NAV be cons
dered at an end It Is said the Governs will recommend
volunteers. The bill must be pretty arge one as tho
cost of transportation &c. in mountainous country re.
qures large outay and the coptracrs arc 0encrallv
dispos ed 10 make Indian wars nav
General Kjbbe State Adiutant Cenenl vvae in Eu,n
bold, last week. and entered into contact with the mas
ter Of the bark Fanny Major TO take lumber of prison
es 10 the reservation At Mendocno he Times savs that
Captain Messe had seventy Ave prisonqs and thai Lieu
tenanant wnsett had captured about twenty Ave more
entirely starved out and the weather his been 80 severe
that they could not hunt in the mountains and dare not
The Redwood prisoners captured by party of citizens
some two weeks SINCE on Mad river al pointing out the
camps of the TO the vountee and the Indians
are captured without difficulty
AZ have several times written this var "A II Ia called
extermlnatipg onslaught on a miserable tribe OF
Indians who were unable TO defend Themselves
WRECK OF SCHOONER sIAIARR--Ibss OF LITE
Captain WORTH of the schooner Carolbe Foote which
arrived here last Wednesday from Tahiti reports the loss
of the schooner Seaark Captain Blacd near the ssnd
OF Mopalia On thu ma ,eapc from Svev Csn,sn Wor,h
touched al the Island Of Maneea one o1thc
and there learned that the disaster tk place during
heavy poualI last October The can,ai,s ife to child
and servant girl were lost but tho captain ana crew
of Eve natives being IN deck we're Isdnns Of The lat
ter diving down and cutting The smX boat adrift. The
schooner went down stern foremost having small part
Of the bows out NJ he ,a,er ~ o Sa %. cSas
Mangca in sx oays after leaving The srect 'N''''N
rHE GuAso ISLAND puFfr1TY.