The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07
California Legislature.
THE SENATE.

Santa Clara-A. L.. Rhodes H..
Butte and Plumas Richard Irwin ~. D..
Ell Dorado-A. st. Clair Denver 20. D. J.
O. Harvey 10. d.
Mariposa, Merced, Buena Vista and Tu
lare-S A. Merritt (S.)
/ Nevada William Watt ~. d.
! Placer-Phil. w. Thomas (U.D.)
| San Francisco-James Mem. Shafter Z 4
| Sacramento-E. H. Heacock fR.)
| San Joaquin and Contra Costa-F. NJ
Warmcastle (S.)
I Sonoma, Marin and Mendocino-Dr. Hill
| (U. d.
Tuolumne and Stanislaus-C. v. William.
son Isl
Yuba and William II. Parks Isl
Yuba-C. E. De Long ~. d.
REcAPITULATIoN.-Rep 8: Union
Democrats, 8; Secessionists, 4. Total, Is.
-SENAToRs ELEcr.-First District-San Di-
ego and San Bernardino-J. c. Bogart Isl
Second District-Los Angeles-J.R r. Vine
yard (S.)
Third District-Santa Barbara and San
Luis Obispo-R. Pacheco U.D)
Fourth District-Tulare and Fresno
Thomas Baker (S.}
Sixth District-Santa Cruz and Monterey
e. X. Porter .(R.)
Eighth District-San Francisco and San
Mateo-B. W. Hathaway (R.l San Fran
cisco-Sam. Soule (R.) and r. F. Perkins
(R.l J. Q. Banks (R.) to supply vacancy.
Ninth District-Alameda-A NJ Crane
(R.)
Eleventh District-San Joaquin-C. Ii.
Chamberlain (U d.
Twelfth District-Tuolumne and Mona
L. Quint Gu. d.
Al. n
L Lewis (U. d.
CO. d.
Sixteenth District -Sacramento-A. B.
Nixon (R.)
@. B. Powers (R.)
Eighteenth District-Napa, Lake and
Mendocino-William Holden IS
Twentieth District-Placer-W D. Harri-
man (R.
Twenty-irst District Nevada-Joseph
Kutz (R.)
Twenty second District -Sierra-Kimball
(R. to supply vacancy.
Twenty-fourth District-Butte-R. C.
Gaskell (R)
Twenty fifth District Tehama and Colusa
j. g. Doll (U D.
Twenty sixth Dstrict-Shasta and Trinity
benjamin Shurtleff U.D)
Twenty seventh District-H Humboldt. Klam-
ath and Del Norte-W. Van Dyke (U. d.
Twentyeighth District-Siskiyou. . Geo.
Oulton (R)
Republicans, IS; Union Democrats, s; Se-
cessionists, 4. Totals.
ASSEMBLY,
Alameda.-S. B. Bell Or. J. M. Moore (R1
Amador-G. W. Seaton U. d. w. A.
Waddell ~. D.
Butte.-Canard (R), G. W. Printy 10. d.
Calayeras. Thomas Campbell (U. D. y, ].
w. Griswold 20. d., Thos. O'Brien (U. d.
Contra Costa.-C. b. Porter (R)
Ell Dorado.-Senaca Dean (U. d. J, j. Fra
zier & d. J. II. Dennis, Q Dl, II. G. Par
ker, D.
Fresno.-James Smith, ISL
Humboldt. w. Werk, 1U d.
Klamath and Del Norte.-S. p. Wright,
lU d.
Los Angeles.-James A. Watson, Isl NJ
Marina. C. McAllister, JUDI
Mariposa.-J. g. Mccullough. TU d.
Merced and Stanislaus-T. w. Lane. IS
Mendocino.-T. NJ. Ames, [U d.
Mon.erey.-Juan Y. Cot, [U D.
Napa and Lake.-Edward Evey, U D.
Nevada. NJ. Avery, lRl, James Col
Inns RI, w. II. Sears, Il. Reuben Leach,
r.
Placer.-John Ule, TR1, E. w. Hillyer,
lR. G. C. Dudley, [U b.
Plumas-T b. Shannon, TU d.
Barton, IRl, J. IL. warwick. RI. RI R. r. D. D..
Ferguson, L Dl, J. B. Saul, UD.1
San Bernardino.-Ben Barton. 81
San Diego.-D. b. Hoffman, IS.
San Francisco. S. Tilton, TRl VIM.
Loewy. RI, James Otis, RI. George Bar
stow, ri }. w. Van Zandt, RI, George B.
Reeves, tRl. w. w. Battles, FRI. George
AMERICA, II Caleb T. Fay, TR1. B. Dore
lRl, Wm. S. Reese, ri, s. G. Bigelow. [R.l
San Joaquin.-John Thompson, [Rl, S.
Myers. r..
San Louis obispo and Santa Barbara.-c.
W. Dana. Il.
San Mateo.-S. Tilton, TR.l
Santa CIara.-Charles NJ. Clay, [Rl, J.
w. Owen. RI Jacob Doane. [R.
Santa Cruz.-T Edgar, IR.
Shasta.-George Woodman. TUD.1
Sierra.-D. Love, r Z. B. Smith, !R.
Siskiyou.- William Irwin. IU Dl. e n
Thornhury, q d.
Solano.-J. NJ. Dudley, RI
Sonoma.-W. A; Eliason, [Rl, WI. Reed
[Rl J. G. Dow, r.
Sutter.-C. f. Wileoxcn, ISL
Tehama and colusa--J. W. Thompson Isl
Trinity. fU d..
Tulare. j. c. Semberton. ISL
Tuolomne and Mono.-T. n. Machin. fRl
c. w. Kendall, tU d. B. X. Davis, Is.
Yolo.-I. n. IIoag, {R)
Yuba.-J. C. Sargent. (R) E. Teegarden.
20 d., I. 0. jackson. (U d.
Republicans. Al Union Democrats. %
Secessionists. 10. Total. So
Joint neutrality-suspicious. 81 Union
Democrats. Is; Secession, IS. Total, l2o.
NoTE.--In San Joaquin there was a fusion
between the Union Democrats and Republi-
cans. We have given the former Senator.
and the latter two Assemblymen.
WHEN Gen. Scott left Washington for
New York, where he was received with much
honor, the following scene occurred at the
cars:
Gen. Mcclellan. at the head of his staff.
proceeded to an inner room occupied by Gen.
Scott, and removing his hat from his head.
bowed before the veteran chief whom he had
just succeeded.
Gen. Scott, sitting, from inability to rise,
extended his hand to his successor. and they
talked for some minutes with hands clasped.
In this position, Gen. Scott drawing McClel-
Ian nearer to him. said
General, do not allow yourself to be en-