New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-14

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SUMMARY os TIE NEWS.
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S,s FRAxcI,co, Feb. II, 1889.
TIE steamer Uacle SAD, chartered by the Govern
ment G: G.Jrison & Co. at - Ceo per day, If report
be r,r.. sailed from this port this norGing for the
mouth OF the Colorado River, carrying four companies
of -pt.d States trcoos 3c0 mn.s, and large quan-
tity Of military stores. Sne will touch a. San Diego
Lard her mules take on board another company, msk'
ips in al FIVE compsnies-viE., I, ], b, c and Got
the 9Th Infantry. numbering 402 men. After lsudlog
a. the mouth Of the Colorado RIVER, the companies
will msrch up to Bese's Crossing Of the Colorato IN
l,titude $50 and Will tsere establish post chiefly FOR
the pro.eetion of the ov,riaud mail stages from the
Irdsus Two companies Of the LIST Drss oons, nov at
For Teton y m march over snd 10 the site OF the new
pot and will form portou OF it, garrison. The psck
nulss landed AZ S.n Diego will be taken across to
Fort Yuma BY Mexican packers OF museeers, engaged
ID this ely. CCnp6Iies and o. he Oh lniantry,
row AZ Fort lums, have orsTs To hold themselves NJ
readiness 10 in the expedition wnen II MARCHES past
that po-t. If their services should be Thought neces
saw The kew Fort viii be II the midst VI a settle
men: OF TIE Noisyes, but Gen. Chrkes orders are
tha. they shall no. be attacked on account OF anyng
done bere,otre: and that they shAl be given to M
derstand tbs, the Govcumen, HIS ra desire to make
war unless it be necessary 10 protect our cuzns' II
rec8ptnate, the troops ordered for the expedition are
follows:
CouPIy SIN IrfartrY Firs; Lieut. smith So men
Comesny C. 6.h Iniaary FrE Lieut., Higgins 30
Company o. 9Th Infantry, Capt. ketchom ~ men
SSS SmPgsHyy ON sS n n r Lieut.
Two companies j.. m"n
Or con pary Artillery, with Two mountain ho~srs 80 men
$50 men
Tie whole exposition IL under the c9mmsnd Of Lieut..
Col. WIN. Hoffman who has the tollosing staff: lst
Lieut.. James l.. COTley Adjutsnt; 2d Lieut.. Charles
&. Savtele, Acting Qusrtsrmasler, aud Surgeons
M.lhau and Edgar. Col. Hoffman, vita his Regiment,
the oh Infantry, arrived here last Fall from Utah,
and they seemed rather pleased al the idea of going
down 10 the vicinity OF Mexico, where they imagine
that some hing else will coon be given them to DO be-
side watching indians. They grim set, aud look
az thouth they could DO large amour: OF execution
at their bloooy trade.
The miners Of Briggsvlne, Shasta County, have held
ting 70 consider the proposed expulsion OF the
Chinese mixers from the county ard have declared
unanimously against II. The meeting, without q dis
e. ning voice passed series OF resolutions, IN winch
they said they were well aware OF the great ds9d-
vantage II having population 10 our country VINO
can never, by reason OF cur laHs become cLeDs YET
they are legally emoag us, end now - Undertake 70
Immediately eIpel them from the mnes or any other
occupation by which they acquire an honest living,
would be nhomsne NJ just, ana contrary 10 the laws
Of cur land; and the meeting resolved that they
wJnld " oppose any Illegal siempt that may be maze
by any ses Ct 10 force from emoog us any part OF
our population who legally here, and who nave not
committed any tTespasses upon or A.s' ngh's or
property.
wherein s miners meeting has decls,ed in favor Of
having the Cinnamon protected in their legal rights
The SAasta Republican, referring TO the proposed ex-
puicn Of the Cinnamon from the mineS IN that county,
1--WE have no. respected this movement against the
Chinese. We nave knowledge OF those with
whom il originated and by whom II Is still carried on
Beware let those VINO fO0ishly seek popularity
by prosecuting the Cinnamon most signsly and igno'
m;mously fail.
"Ihe Chinese have few privileges, and for these
they pay most clearly. They are heavily taxed lonly
SO &. year much more heavily than any other
miners They work their claims at the risk OF beng
driven away by the fret interruptions white miner
VINO may lmsgine they nave a good claim.
The PooerriHe O5sereer states that 1--WE Of the
business houses Of that place engaged in buying gold
dust bought s9,Jl3 ounces last year, worth
about 81 400 coo; and the editor thinks that, adding
the bought by other house,, and the sums car.
ned 20 Sacramento by the miners Ives, the yield
golt il and near the town is Lot less than g. 6OOO
yearly.
Several merchants prparingto send large stocks
Of merchandise II wagons irom Sacrament to san
Lake.
OrOylle, Were miners-thAt IT, those Who hsye
CLAIMS. and have opeued them-are making $50 per
day. OF course there is aneXcltement on the subject
rich quartz lead was opened last week Eear Span
isl Flat, in FL Dorado County. Ftytix pounds OF
the Qusltz yielded forty pourds % gold. Perhaps Y
would be more correct 20 say that IL % pounds OF god
the were IL CT quartz.
The las, steamer carried 70 youhe news Of the death
10 this city OF W s. Alton flour merchant, on the 4th
inst. IL is ssts bhshe that he diec OF strycnnne
which probably taken intentionally and yet
while dying N intense psG, put ial.g eonscious ana
able 70 speak be pretended % be anxious that his lite
should bs saved, and sl.O preten1ed 10 be entirely
ignoTsBt % the Of hls suffering. DE Vas pecu-
Iiarily involved, and wlud have tailed on the day
when be dist and 90 tie previous evening ne had
resigned tie csptaincy o! volunteer military company
An Irishmsn n.ned Quincy was frozen 10 de.tb 90
the 3lst ut, OIL Trinity Mountain, notwithstanding
the fact that lie bad bottle Of s!rOng WHISKY with
hin.
The Society Of Natural III story IN Stockton has re-.
ceiyed present OF large, live rets,aGke, which has
Ect esten anything siLcs ApIls 1873.
Thousands OF sId tobacco Plsats, growing from
eighteen inches 70 four feet il hight found IA ;he
Sacramento Valley, near TehsIna. The leaves are
smeler Ih.n those Of the cultivated tobacco, but ur-
uish coed material iJr smoking.
Tie importing and iOo5iug house Ct Bingham y
Reyrods ~ this city Is bar krupt. Dir. Reynolds
tied petition, day before yesterday Tor the benet Of!
the iIs0veDt law. The hrm wss formed on the LIST u
January lsj; ia debts 600, Ito assets SO O5
tbsir Losses In four years the following
D. 5Ieciation Of $50
lntsrstt money. S.-
Rent, clerk hire, kc...'.... S3eil
r.po.al and s.uniy lslss. Of P>Itrefs... ~ as
DvpT.csGtou IN real llo'1
Dill receisAee. ..-'-'..''-'''''' I1tS
Minor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 52Is