The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

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not member could have been estAoisnou n Dus
vhsshsr member not s clear n ~ ss Sean,
Known Of their proceedings VIII their decree Tue
ne wns SyyoSsht on board the vessel 70 be trans
rortod 70 foreign country without mouey anu S i,r
even ,schne 70 him. which the necessary conse-
ncs Of being put shore under such CIRCUMSTANCES
ss len al Honolulu, gain subsistence as he could
y wnoodeut must have been fully Of the suase-
sncs 10 whch man SO landed Ia foregn country-aer
titute without friends, with the brand OF crmn1 uyon
him aud brought there prisoner unit TO RESIDE IN MS
ewu home-must have been exposed; and II he knowing
these uts be the pasural and inevitable
of the abduction consented 10 commit it, the case very
dereut from that Of abductng as il called snang
baeng sesan who at the close OF the voyage eis ~
no worse condition than when pe ,o n;ndhrh handed
.nd deiberae-n open and coutemptuous violation OF the
hitherto supposed voabe rights OF the citizen tne court
ehon,a aynrd exemplary damages. II is or the last -
rorsno that masters and agents OF ships should learn,
mai whatever the power that in moments OF popular
rcteu,ent illegal bodies Of men may usurp, and FOR tune
1ercise and however important the local laws OF the
ate NAV temporarily be found yet on American vessels
the high seas the laws OF the United stes are sun su
lar bodies stop with the shore, and that the ocean
to be the scene nor American vessels the instu
nnents for the execution Of their DEGREES.
MASSACRE INpIANs-ARMy NEWS.
On the sst December last at O'Clock in the morning,
three men attacked Indian ranchera in the mountains,
Of the head Russian River Valley in Sonoma county
consisting about fifteen men and forty squaws and chill
dren, and killed fourteen OF the former the cause Q.
horses in Eden Valley which was proved by friendly In
dams and the bones Of the animals on the ground II is
saw u t,sd as and ha. other are hume
rous. More than hundred Indians have been killed
lately in the district.
Major johnson Of the Sixth infantry with one compa-
ny and train Of wagons had arrived at the scene Of the
slaughter.
rved NJ Los Angeles on The steamer senator from San
Francisco. They TO leave for temporary camp ut
xh of thirty re-
cruts for the Third artillery, stationed at Fort YUMA
also arrived BY the Senator c,sa ,os
Angeles from the Atlantic States, after an absence of
eighteen months caused by serious accident and severe
ous sends and welcomed in the hesrtiest manner The
Colonel win resume the command Of the regiment the
headquarters whcn are ssaonea az foet r o ar
viii Be relieved by Col Bea aud will shortly after make
visit to his friends the Atlantic States Major Blake
mas oeen on Service Without ea'e' '0f 'N' pA'' 'e
The following officers were at Los Angeles at last d lat
Lieut. Col. B. L. Beal Maj. G. A. a. Blake, and Dr. len
Brock, Of the First dragons Capt Burton and Lieut.
Dysdale Third artillery Capt Garnett, Sixth infantry
Ieuts Clark, smith Upton and Elliott; and Major Allen,
Ouartermaster San Francisco
IMPORTANT LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
bill has been introduced in the senate 70 provlde lor
be at liberty lend its credit to railroad corporations IN
such manner the Legislature may PRESCRIBE to the
amount of SIS 900 per me when the company has &C
tuav expended the construction OF the road an equal
smonpt per mile taking mortgage the road to aid in
the construction which the credit loaned The credit
The following preamble ana resoiuti4ns nave peen IN
troduced in the Assembly in relation 70 Lime POINT piece
Of land worth ABOUT iVo, anu ior WHICH au aenp'
was made last year 10 OBTAIN from congress NO Jess tnn
500 900 Inc government require IL " erevv
ton TO project the haroor Oh san lucy a Is
follows
Whereas our territory bordering on the Pacific coast
contiguous the north TO British territory and tribes o. hostile
ndans ana On ,ns b or esnera at ali
~ ever of onr rehts and oen reckless of the
obligations Of International laws and whereas our State one
Of the richest mineral and agricultural countries N the
known world and Therefore the most exposed 10 attack and
ao s,ng hsscn our own and faregn
oons and whereas San Franc;sco the pucips city on our
Western coast with largest best in the world
Is sufficiently fortified for defence against even small
neei of war vessels; therefore, - cus, 100000.
kesovea by me people OF shs sae o. IN h
60 ssns S on recuesteS n uree mon
Congress the Immediate passage Of a law providing
condemnng occupying the federal Of such
lands needed tor military tornhcaon at the ;afy
Known as Lime Point as he same eanno' os
chased i9 re- % h sc atom a. that nont p
he renuesed To forward COW
Of s resolution 70 our Senators and representatives
sress.
Notice has been given of bill providing for the cree
tion of branch State prison at Folsom town forty miles
from Sacramento railroad in operation between the
two places.
bill has been introduced TO prohibit the marriage of
first cousins The proprety of the founded on
The Laws of nature and the Interests of humanity
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
There is large emigration from Salt Lake into the
southern sections of California. The local papers state
fhn
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s a assna -. r,o c,zns If this State IN conse
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