The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-07-07
The Parade On she Foarfh.
. Ca ntain Dra,x,s Company. the JeHer.


III Rifles, made theirappearance before 81
he public in beautiful order about eight .
'c,ock in the morning; after falling Y
nto me at their Arsenal grounds and v
for short time, they were z
,rderea to move from their position, j
when they passed from their grounds Y
into and Along Dublin streetsin- gallant
style toward the Lake.
The Rifss scontinued marching
through many sof the pxipcipal streets
of our city. fora oonS derable time /;
they were the object 81 admiration by
our citizens whereser they passed and
were greeted with appreciation and
applause on every hand. Some per-
sons, who had started early from New
Orleans on their way to fhe Lake to
enjoy the morning breeae' engulred
how. and by what train that new and
splendid Company had reached this
/ city before they could, and were much
surprised when informed that they
were Military Organization formed in
and belonging to our Burg.
Having paraded some time in this
| city, the Company took the cars for
4 New Orleans arriving at the Circle,
they marched to the st. Louis Hotel
land back, to take the cars and meet
4. their friends from jefferson City at the
i Delachaise grounds.
After having spent sornes time in
saluting their jefferson friends, the
command feturned to the rsayile
Grove, there to partake q mon &c zion
prepared for the occattL PRO sz A the
Company and their frieisss IA
\, They remained 'at the E EM until i
:. about six o'clocks when thu 9 TN was
i given to form and take upYtEks line q
'r march by way Of the railroad to thi
city. On arriving at their Arsenal the,
d were dismissed for tho day, each one
n apparently well pleased withithe Incl
Y dents which had transpired during tn
day. Outside of this city, the Compan,
was pronounced by parties competen
n to Judge of such matters, an honor and
If credit to the place to which they be
/ longed. 1t was day long to be re
membered by the RIFLES for tn
!. many tokens of decided approbatio
& with which they were favored. Cor
- tinued success attend. them, we say.
On Confession of IVretched Murdere
re We have %already announced that Il
on Rev. j. S. Harden, convicted of Il
us murder of his wife in New Jersey, III
confessed the deed. The Trent'
True American, of the 25th, alludil
tothetsme subject,says: Eve receiv
he Intelligence on Saturday evening, L
tee ! lonly confirmatory of the charges ma
IT'S against Harden during. the trial, but ,
st., vealing an amount of guilt beyond the
The circumstances, almost Incredible.
tbe Our informant states that Harden
or. even noTS writing his .sconfession, a
ISL that he has communicated certai.as-a'
nd tons of tito the jaiis
Of two others. FL II
lxet The administering, q tspoison
inc, his wife comnlencoQ. on nef return
Ramsey's, and was given to her'wl
inc sitting on his knee even during the
lion dearments of an apparently loving w
mn He kindly invited her to partake of
nm apple, on which he had spread arsel
sa;d She unsuspectingly eat its remark
n It that it appeared to hgsss someth
will gritty on it. He ref that it
be nothing. -.
,:s There are Statements said to h
host been made by the prisoner inyoly
ever, his eriminality with others who shl
inst his affections, but we DO not thinl
nan l.ah proper to speak of thes,- until Har
IT, chooses to make them public himsel
this His purchase of the arsenic at Eas
| his usipo TINT which was about