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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-26
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-26

r. S. Foster, D. D. Ev-
anston, Ill.
J. NJ. Jordan s Co. Chi
cago, Ill.
S. b Erwin, Esq. Wash
ingtou, d. @.
d. d. II. Moore, ESD
Rochester, N. Y.
w. NJ Wightman, D. D.
Spartinsburg, S. c..
Rev. G. G. Gillespie, n,
Orleans, La.
John w. Stoy, Esquire,
Charleston, S. G.
Hon. Be. Perry, Green.
Vile, S. G.
Hon. w. A. Graham,
Hillsboro', N. G.
Hon, Chas. Manly, Ra-
leigh, n. G.
ttHon. j. w. Ellis, Ra.
leigh, N. G.
ttHon. d. L. Swain, Chap,
ell Hill, N. G..
Chas. +. Deems, D. D.
Wilson, n. G.
iC. p. Mendenhau, Gr'ns.
boro, n. g.
DIR. J. Z. FAINT, Macon,
Miss.
IMyatts 6 Toler, Marion.
II Ala.
l., PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-26

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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-26
NEW GROCERY STORE,

Levee street, between Cambronne and Jefferson
streets, City of Carrollton. 4.
FIRE d ERICK BEERMAN,
Would most respectfully inform his friends, and
the community generally, that he has now com
menced the Grocery business at the above location,
and that his stock on hand consists of very
SUPERIOR QUALITY, AND ALL FRESH.
He has on hand every variety of fine Groceries,
Liquors, Wines, Lard Butter Sugar, Coffee, Tea,
Cheese, Crockery, Woodenware, &c, &c, with al
most every other article to be obtained in
rYsFINE GROCERY STORE
All of which offered to the public at the most
reasonable rates
Tho public are invited to call and satisfy them.
selves
n54-ia4 r. BEERNfAN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08
ARRIVAL OF THE sIs. BRAZIL.
81. JoHxs, n. P, May Q

oT JOHNS, n. +, Nay 0.
The Steamship Brasil, from Galway 2Oth nil.
arrived at this port to-day She has 526
passengers for New York, for which port shs
Will lesye at midnighk
The Canadian and Kangaroo reached Liver
pool Oh the S6th and 2ssh.
Bells Life contains . formal demand from
Hesnan for the belt, under tie assertion that
be won i.
Bells Life treats the claim as prspOstsrOus,
and asserts that the chances were in favor of
Saysrs, and that had the Fefsres witnessed the
37th round, be would have awarded him the
victory.
A medical esrti6ests declares that saysrs
will not be able to uss bis arm for two months,
and probably more.
I've hundred pounds had been collected in
the House Of Commons for the bsnedt Of
Sayers
Another esther Of the Union Bank Of Lon
don had been arrested on account Of small
deficiency Of fl20O.
The Prince Of Wales will not visit Canada
before the 6rst week in July.
Il was reported that several arrests had been
made IN Paris, in consequence Of discovery
Of plot BY Italians against The Emperor.
Bourse was firm and higher, Rsntes 7Oa5O
Baron Bruck appears to have committed
suicide BY cutting bis throat and both Of his
wrists. Il Is asserted that be had been dis,
missed from the Ministry for completely IN the
late gigantic frauds.
The Chinese were making great defensive
preparations.
It was rumOred, but not confirmed, that two
English vessels were sunk by forts in the
Pechio river.
The Chinese rebels had threatened the trade
Of Shanghai
Affairs in the Judys Districts Of India were
for time quite serious, but the Government
had adopted measures calculated 10 save the
crops and insure tranquility in the Districts.
LIVERPOOL MARKET-Richardaon Spence
& Co. report -four dull and difficult TO sell at
26s 6d930s.
Wheat steady, red los 6d@1O and lis,
white Hobs Sd.
Corn quiet and nominslly unchanged mixed
yellow 37937s Cd, white SS@3s6d
Beef heavy but active ct decline Of q Cd
for inferior quality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08

US. CoURTs-BRFoRE JUDGE WILSON, MAY
1.-THE admiralty session OF the District Court
and (by adjournment of the March Tsrm,) the
Circuit court, were opened yesterday morning.
In the Circuit Court the case Of Darwin Ludlow,
Trustee of the Clinton Line ROilrOad Co. was
argued questions relating to the application Of
the powers of the sale OF the Road upon different
bonds secured by first mortgage. Judge RanOey
appearing for some of the bODdholders, and Mr.
Riddle for another class. Taken under advise
ment by the Court, Judgments were rendered on
the following cases:
EdgertOn ct al. vs.. TeW, sess.O7. spaldiug &
Parsons for plaintiff.
Taylor ct al, vs.. Nichols, 60. 81 ,s97,33; Adams
& Garfield for plaintiffs.
DeCOurtey ct al. We. same, 81, ,OOO. .96; Adams &
Garfield for plaintiffs.
Sheldon VS. Purdy, sl.O5s,l2; L. B. Prentiss for
plaintiff.
Chittenden ct al. VS.. Cleveland Nut los. Co.,
creditors bill-decree rendered for complainant
and reference to H. G. Abby, master
In ADMIRALTY Geo. W. Turner vs.. the steam
boat North Star, Argued on motion Of D. P
Rhodes. Rec'r, appointed by Court of Common
Pleas, to dissolve the attachment and discharge
the North Star on the ground that the Receiver
has possession under State Court which can
not be interfered with by process of another
Court Argued by Messrs, H, Griswold & s. B
Prentiss for motion, and Messrs Ranney Mason
for libelIants.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08

promises to do good are never realized. This
is the Unanimous opinion Of the rational party.
FRANcE.--The Emperor has decided on two
military expeditions, which are 10 set out one
from Algeria and another from Sengal, to pFo-
ceed to TimbuOtOO, where they are to unite =
large sum has BEEN placed 70 the credit Of
the Minister Of War TO dsfray expenses
The editor Of satirical Journal Of Turin
has been condemned TO two two months i'm
priIonment and fine for publishing disaFrses
able articles against the Emperor Of the French
A commission was formed amongst the
clergy Of Turin to have drawn up an address
to the Pope, which, after lsceiying the sisna-
lures Of the clergy Of the Kingdom, is to be-
sent to the Vatican.
This document places before the eyes Of His
Holiness the danger Of the present policy Of
Rome, and points out that the surest means Of
warding them of is to accept the propositions
contained in the letter Of King Victor Emanuel
The news that the Moorish PlenipOtentiaries
have not sufficient power TO negotiate, has
unfavOrably influenced the public mind.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08
OVERLAND ExPRRsS

ST JosKPH, Nay 7.
The Pony Express, with dates from San
Francisco to 28th ult., arrived here at half past
nine last night, making the trip in days and
4 hours. The last I20 miles were made in
l-2 lurs
The PCny Express which left st. Joseph on
the l9 h Of April. arrived at San Francisco in
9 days and 19 hours from time Of starring.
The Indians had stolen thirty horses from
the Pony Express Company between Salt Lake
ans Carson Valley.
The Legislature mas pasted an act to provide
for vote of the people to decide whether q
convention shall be called to revise the State
Constitution.
The bill giving bonus to the first and
second telegraph lines across the continsnt has
passed vote houses.
News from Mexico states that Liberal army
5000 strong, bad taken the tJwns Of Colima and
MsrgaliO, without opposition.
1t is estimated that 1000 people have gone
TO the WashOe silver mines. New discoveries
Of silver mines are reported.
The Legislature was to adjourn On the SOth
of April. lzl
San FRANCIsco-April 2sth.-The POnsy
Express with st. Joseph dates 10 the Goth,
arrived at Carson City at L30 Pm. to.
day.
Oregon dates to April twenty-frus are re-
ceived.
K Othsil has been nominated as Demo-
cratic candidate 70 Congress By convention
held at Eugene City. The Convention failed
to nominate Presidential Electors.
The Frazer River Mining news continues
favorable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08
M. E. GENERAL CONFERENCE.
BUFFALO Nav Tn

SAEA-sOi A-ey stA-
Sixth day-The call Of Conferences which
was interrupted on Saturday by the ADJOURN
ment, was resumed. A successful effort was
made to reconsider the action Of the Confer
ence on Saturday in the matter Of appointing
a committee on appeals, and the chair was
ordered to appoint a committee Of seven to
prepare code regulating the disposal Of all
appeal cases, and report tomorrow Bishop
Morris presented the answer Of the British
Wesleyan Conference TO the N. E. Conference
Of America. The address, among other con-
gratuletiOns, expressed warm satisfaction at
the existing sentiment in the American
Church on the subject Of slavery. Also q
communication from the same Conference to
the bishops Of the American N. E. Church, re-
GREETING their inability to send deputatiOn
to the present Conference, and expressing
in 1854. The letter also acknowledges the
receipt of a communication from the Rock
River Conference on the subject Of slavery,
but declining to take any action thereon, from
Difference to their American brei hren.
The letter also expresses the hope that the
American Church will take such action as
shall finally separate itself from all connee-
tion with that institution.
from the Pastors Of the Annual Conference of
France and Switzerland, held at Paris, June
22d, 1859. The address gives 3 favorable re-
port of the progress Of Methodism on the Eu-
ropean continent, Notwithstanding the eonsti-
tuted authorities have melted the ignorant
pOpulaee against them, in many instances
amounting to serious prosecutions. The
Church is making rapid progress towards
ILaly, and hopes that the work in France may
still have claim upon the sympathies Of the
American Church.
On motion Of Mr. slicer, the Committee on
Correspondence was instructed to inquire and
report in regard to the statement that the
British Conference had been memorialized by
the Rock River Annual Conference.
Bishop Morris presented memorial from
DR.. s. Luckey which was read in favor of es-
tablishing an executive conference for the
government Of the church, to consist Of the
Bishops and one delegate from each annual
conference, to be appointed every four years,
which shall hold annual sessions and shall
have general Jurisdiction over the various
temporal matters Of the church, including the
power to investigate all charges against the
Bishops and to try the same as we'll as the
preachers, subject to an sppealtO and reVisal
by the General Conference as well as gen
eral superintendency Of the book concern and
of the Missionary Committee.
The memorial proposes so 10 elect the Exec
utive Conference that three-fourths Of each
body shall be perpetusted in the succeeding
one.
The memorial was referred to q select
committee Of seven, to consider and report at
an early day.
The Chair announced as the special commit
tee to prepare plan for the disposal Of sp-
peals, Messrs. Moody, Clark, KebOn, Hitch
cock Porter Griffith and Reddy
SeVenty-three petitions for change Of the
slavery rule, and two against, were presented
to-day.
Adjourned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08

BOARD OF EDUoATIoN,-Reguar meeting held
last evening. Present-Messrs Tbome, Roberts,
Flint, Ingersnll, Payne, Smith. Russell, Messen.
ger.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
The Secretary presented copy of the amended
School Law. By the amendment the Boa I'd are
required to meet once in two weeks, instead of
once q week as by the old law. They may also
elect any person Superintendent Of Instr action
the old law having required such office to he con-
ferred upon resident within the city limitA By
the new law, the seat of any member Of tho
Board who is absent from four consecutive meet.
ings, is TO be considered vacant.
These changes are all for the better.
Several pupils were granted leave to absent
themselves from school, to attend music les, IONS
certain days in theweek.
Mr.. Payne, of the 5th Ward, suggested the pru.
priety of removing the school from the brick
sehOol.house, upon the east line Of the 5th Ward,
to the school, house at johnson Run, to better &C.
cOmmodate the scholars. The expense of reno
val viii be about 80 for taking up the seats The
removal was ordered.
A. G.. HOpkinson, Principal of the West Side
High School, asked two days leave Of absence 10
attend the State Sunday School Convention, which
was, however, considered inGdvisable.
The committee 70 whom was referred the cues
ton of the introduction Of MitcheIs Outline Maps
reported fayOrably, provided they can be obtained
with the city appropriation of the State Library
Fund.
Miss Laura NJ. Curtis, Of the Prospect street
school, presented complaint that the candidates
for examination, who NEE. there, are accustomed
TO pocket the pencils, paper, &C.. Of the pupils
and tear the text books. The Secretary vas in
strueted to communicate to the candida tes tb,
request to respect the rights Of the pupils.
A division fence was ordered in the Pl'ospec
street school yard.
l. Mr.. Flint, from the special committee, reported
an order Of business st the meetings Of the Board
which was adopted.
Mr. Barnitz presented proposal 10 teach el,0
cutiOn in the primary and intermediate sci lOOh
in the city, spending six hours dsy for $500 per
year. Referred te the committee on Teachers.
The bill Of Mr. wyman, of S4e,9O, for railing
in front Of the High School building, was sent to
to Council. ~.
Adjourned for two weeks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08


POLICE CoURT-NAY 7th.-There was a slim
attendance at the johnson Street Court yesterday
morning.
Jim Conolly, for being drunk, was fined the
costs and sent to prison for 30 days.
Margaret Hart, whose exploits in the P. r. ",
ehrOnieed yesterday morning, was brought up FOL
being drunk. She had got sober, but was as gritty
as ever. She said she had money, but swore they
should never get 3 cent Of it for costs, and she
was sent below.
James johnson was fined IS and costs for orea-
ting disturbance on Sunday
Susanna Butler, an old yagrant, was sentenced
the costs and sent to the County Jail on bread and
water for
Mary Ann MCGOWAN, for disturbances, was finet
s. and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08

Fast RUNNING The Hudson River Road news
paper express does some tall travelling. Leaving
New York at 3.2O, arrives at Albany at Z 4O-G
distance Of $50 miles in hours and 20 minutes
making only two stops beside wood and water sta.
tons. This is about "a l2 miles per hour, with.
Ou> allowing anything for stops. The speed ol
such train in motion must be over 40 miles pei
hour. The run Of 9s miles in 3 hours and minute
the Befontaine Road is At the rate Of fraction
less than 80 miles per hour, without allowing any
thing for stops-an extraordinary run. II the
stops for wood, &c, are more numerous in proper
ton to distance it is better run than that on the
Hudson River but one is merely baggage and
express while the other is 8 regular passenger
tram. The Belfontaine is entitled to the premi-
um.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08
PROM WASHINGTON,
WAsH1xaroS, May 7.

The Tribune correspondence says: Hon. Eli
Thayer will, tomorrow, make the attempt 10 the
House Of Representatives, to organize Arizona as
a land district, to divide Utah between Nevada
and Jefferson, and establish Nevada, Jefferson and
Dacotah as land districts and immediately admit
delegates from those four said Districts thus 70.
cognizing independent goVsrnuents already ex.
isting 10 all except Dacolah.
The CovOde COMMITTEES, after tFaeipg oat the re-
cipisnls Of the Lscomptoa fund, viii attempt to
ferret out the suthors Of the Constitution. Il is
fully believed that they either occupy seats in the
Cabinet, or that the plan Of iis submission was
furnished By persons who they controlled.
Gov. Wslksr was again called Don the subject,
who are now IN this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08
CHARLEsroN nFLRaArrs.

BOsTON, May Z.
The steamer s. R. spauldipg, with the MasSa-
-chusetts Delegation from Charleston, arrived st
o'clock this morning. Some excitement was ere
ated on board early Sunday morning By fugitive
slave crawling from the e0sl bunk in search Of
food and wafer. HO gave his namo as William
BrOcker aud declared that be was free negro,
bat the circumstances would not admit Of the truth
Of that statement. Capt. HoRes altered the course
Of the SpauIding and interpreted the stesmer Ben
DsfoTd. which left Boston Saturday P. N. for
Baltimore, when William was transferred to the
Defora and consigned to the parties missing him.
The Democracy Of the Spaulding could not help
admiring the ingenuity and impndence Of the ne>
gro in selecting their special steamer as bis trans
port TO Liberty.
A ere in South Boston yesterday destroyed the
chemical works Of Hoeges 4 Silsby. Loss s90,-
600: insured $4,000. 4a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08

WEsTMINsTRR REvIEW-HaWks Bro, have
received from Messrs Leonard Scott & Co., Of New
York, the April number Of this sterling Quarterly
with the following table of contents ;-Vedic Re.
igiOn; Mauin and Venice in 1889 The Ethics
Of War; Plutarch and his Times Austria and the
Government Of Hungary Parliamentary Reform
Japan Darwin on the Origin Of Speeches Con.
temporary Literature.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08

CUruNG FREIGHTs.-The st. Louis Demo-
crat says that the agent of the New York and
Erie Road in that city, has apparently COM
menced war against the New York Cenhal
by putting rates down to very low figure. He
offers to take -four to New York at SIOO; IS
cents less than the previous rates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08
J, J,C.BABcoCE

YEsTERDAY.-f any section or climate can
produce an example Of finer weather than we were
blessed with yesterday, let them forward the
vouchers forthwith. The sun shone little too
warmly perhaps, but there was q refreshing
breeze through the day, and about four O'Clock a
charming shower which washed al the dust from
the walks, trees, grass and flowers, leaving the
Square and lawns as brilliantly green as the blinds
Of Boston houses, according to Chsrlas Dickens
q Notes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08

TRE 0cToRooN.-Ths Theatre was veil hlled
last night ct the hrSt presentation by this COmPa'
my Of the "The octOrOOn." Miss Kimberly sus.
tanned the part of Zoe very well and won hearty
applause. Bernard as the Yankee, was in his ell
ment and was perfect, and Mr.. Hsnris' Indian
was we'll done. Carter however, did not do him
self justice as McClOoky. He Is q Ane actor but
Wss quite tame last night. The play was well re-
oeiKad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08

- DF. Newton, the noted Physician Of
oinOinnAt, is in Cleveland, and stopping at
Euclid Place Boarding House, corner of Euclid
aud Erie streets, where he will be prepared du-
ring his stay to receive patients.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08

DON'T Do IT.-The steuben Republican has the
following paragraph, headed "Hit him again"
We protest against hitting anybody again in such
a style. Hths writer was not as tight as brick
when he penned the curious cOnglOmerste, then
we are no judge of cause and effect:
On Saturday Of last week our town was disgraced
by smother fight The parties was a man by the
name Of Lett, and the other the Landlord of the
Eldorado Hotel. man from the east part Of the
county was seat here after grave clothes partioi-
pated largely in foot racing and offering to bet
freely, no doubt the money was sent by him for to
be otherwise expended, and there seemed to be q
general jubilee after the Court had adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN.-A
special meeting of the Association will be
hell at their Rooms on this Tuesday evening
18th inst, } al lS2 O'Clock. full attendance is
requestedi as important business will come before
the Association 1t is hoped that every member
will be present as the objects for discussion are of
vital Importance Be PROMPT.
L.ALCOTT. Prest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08

The EDITORIAL ExcURsION.-AbOut two
hundred Editors, most of them accompanied
by ladies', left Wheeling on Friday morning
last for the excursion. They were expected to
be in Washington yesterday, and to go to Mt.
Vernon to.dsy,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08
ImmediatelY her brolher.

4mmealately hef br0ther, -- -, Esq.I
hsstened 10 the scene Of sUrroW and death, and on
the lth inst, bid farewell to kind, attentive and
obliging friends at LaGrange and started home
with the corps 10 company with her husband, on
the Q. c. d c. R. R., and BY the obliging cOnduc-
tor and assistants, we're in due time comfortably
lodged in the Weddell House at Cleveland, for
the night-Ehere the corps and friends were
kindly cared for by the gentlemanly proprietor
and clerks. On the 18th, by the morning train Of
the G. 4 P. R. R., and the kindness of conductors
Russell and Black, carried the rsnains to Waynes-
burg, and at about o'clock P. NJ, the friends ar
rived at the home Of her parents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08
FORM VENEZUELA

Nav YoRK, May7.
Advicss from Vsnssusls April 18th, state that
Mssusl Fsliprs HOuar has = confirmed msjority
Of 400. he is pronounced By all the best nan
ia the country. The 6rst result Of this event l.
that merchants have more confidence in the pros-
srvation Of peace and progress Of the Republic
There are rumorI that Gen. PasE Will return, =