The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-13
GEaRY Law FUNDS.
Secretary CarIisIe's Statement In Reply to
the Senate Resolution.

|
WASHINGTON. Sept. 12.-In reply to Senate
resolution Of Sept. 7 directing tho Secretary
| of the Treasury to inform that body t. what
| extent the appropriations heretofore made for
the enforcement OF the Chinese Exclusion
acts have been expended and what portions
are now available. and whether. in his opin-
ion. it is necessary that further appropria-
| ton be mado by Congress In order to carry out
| the law. and II so. how much the Secretary
| to- day sent his reply. enclosing a statement
| showing the amounts appropriated and ex-
pended since 1879.
1t was shown that tho balance available on
tho It'll inst. for the current year amounted to
S63.502.13. which included the unexpended
balance of tho appropriation for the last fiscal
year. S20692?J IL is estimated that S3S. 600
sary expenses OF the officers regularly en-
ployed to enforce the Exclusion acts for the re-
"a e snTsf ss an
Chinese found to be uL.awiuly in the United
II appears By the census reports OF 1880 that
the Chinese population OF the United States in
that year was lQ9.6 Sa. or this number. 95,477
were in the iaelhS states ana t TER me
8. 1892. was IL. 243. leaving H3.445 who failed
to avail themselves Of the privileges Of the act.
Assuming that about ten per cent Of these
would be entitled to exemption. tho Secretary
finds there would still remain about $4,000
est cost for Transporting Cinnamon from San
Francisco to Hong Kong is $50 per capita: and
land transportation would also average, he
says. not less than s;'3 psr capita.
II, therefore, all OF those who are not regis.
tered should he transported to China the cost
about s.. COCOON; ms. the Secretary says. in
the amount required to carry out the act.
lie was unable to furnish urn. an accurate est;
Turing the remainder OF the current fiscai
year. the matter being largely dependent upon
TIE action OF the S sS%r bs % ~ h1wsve
required would not be less than S70O.OO0 Tho
Secretary expresses no opinions and makes no
The ATTORNEY. General to-day made this off,
n."The statement that any action has been re-
Gently taken by the President or Secretary OF
state relating e the Of the
out foundation, All that has been done since
the original instructions given eoncurrently to
deputies by the Secretary Of the Treasury and
the Department Of Justice has been done BY
by Judge Rose of calirorni. that war war
rants could issue for violation OF the
said sixth section on the Sompaint Of pri,
in fact made and warrants Issued in various
instances, Marshals and their deputies have
the court must be served. and that any orders
for deportations subsequently made in such
cases must Dc put INTO 10 the extent
OF any funds available for that purpose. De-
portatiops have not actually becn made. how
issued. as before stated. writs OF habeas cor
pus have been applied for. and, being denied.
appeals haze been y, t ,s from sach denial den
States Supreme, Court, expressly authorized
by statute. forbids any change Of custody
cases OF the kind referred to. the parties in
the custody Of the Marshal or his deputies at
the times when appeals are taken from orders
refusing writs OF habeas corpus must CON
tinue in such custody pending such appeal.
and can be deported. II at all. only after judg-
ments upon such appeals in favor OF the Gov
eminent"
For steady nerves and good sleep MS.