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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03
Eater from the Pacific.

By the arrival of the overland express
(says the True Delta of yesterday we
have San Francisco dates of the 18th
ultlmo. There had been no election
of U. S. senator, although ten ballots
were taken. The subjoined summary
comprises almost everything of inter
est by this arrival
During the past four days the legis-
lature has met each forenoon and went
through the routine duty of balloting
for United States senator, without ap-
pearing to make any progress toward
an election. Ten ballots in all have
been had. 1t requires So votes to
elect, and no candidate has yet received
as high as 80. Unless new combina-
tons are formed, no senators can be
elected this winter.
Gov. Downey has vetoed the bill
changing the murder trial of Horace
Smith from San Francisco to Placer
country, on the ground that the legis-
1ature cannot, constitutionally, inter-
fere with the Judiciary, because a fair
trial can undoubtly be had in San Fran
cisco, where the prisoner and his vic
tim were total strangers. Both houses
have the bill over the governors veto,
in the midst an enthusiastically shout
ing lobby.
The California coal mining company
capital stock of $50O.OOO, was incor-
porated yesterday to develop the re-
Gently opened mines in Mount Diablo
region, which promise to be inexhaus-
tible and of excellent quality. 1t is
proposed to build a railroad to make
the mines more accessible to the bay of
San Francisco.
The bark Guaymas sailed for the
Mexican port of that name on the 9th,
taking a cargo of goods for Arizona, to
be transported across the new route
opened by the authorities of the gov
eminent of that state.
Alexander Purple, one of the vigi-
lance committee exiles of 1856, returned
to California on the last steamer, and
has been arrested and placed under
5000 bond for disturbing the peace.
I Commodore B. b. Cunningham, of
Mare Island navy-yard, died this morn
ing.
A. R. Meloney, late state comp
troller, died on the LIST instant.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03

as an excuse for his fendish conduct
that the deceased wouldn't talk Ger
man. McMullin had previously evinc-
ed signs of insanity.
One of our Philadelphia exchanges
says, the quickest way to dispense.
collection of people in building is to
place handful of Cayenne pepper
upon red hot stove. The atmosphere
is thus rendered so sitting that its
inhalation must terminate in asphyxia.
The trick was played recently upon an
old Dutchman who keeps musical
beer house. Some mischiev Gus person
applied the pepper and awaited results.
A splay footed female, doing up a pas
seul on the stage was the first victim.
Two minutes afterward, sp1ay-footed
female proprietor and spectators were
all on the sidewalk together, coughing
in manner that threatened cervical
dislocation to all hands. The party
was effectually broken up for the night.
The proprietor threatens, should he
catch the offender, to throw him NIT
brick
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03

that were short time ago occupied.
People are becoming dissatisfied with
the late forced movements there.
The grand division of Sons Of Tenn
perance for western Texas, will hold its
next semi-annual meeting in Victoria,
on Tuesday, 18th April.
In Dallas and Ellis counties the
prospects for an abundant crop are
unprecedented. The wheat is of the
most luxuriant character, and large
crops Of corn have been planted.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03

U The N. o. Picayune of yester-
day, has the following warning to the
public:
BeWare of Coumterfeits.-Counterfeit
$40 bills of tho New Orleans Citizens
Bank were discovered Il few moments
ago. With little attention they may
be easily detected, for the paper of
these counterfeits is of a bad quality,
little too large; the woman on tho left
badly drawn, and the impression is
altogether too light.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03

MoJitc.-Tho papers chronicle the
daily arrival oflargo numbers of troops,
destined for Fort Pickcns and other
points. A large proportion of these
troops is from Mississippi.
N,rdcr.-The Register of Saturday
saws: about 4 o'clock yesterday ev-
ening an afray occurred, on tho cor
nor Of Dauphin and Conception streets,
in which VIM. Carter, about 20 years of
age was killed, and Samuel i. Gofdmg
stabbed. The deceased, we learn, was
a native of Wilcox county, Alabama,
of good family, and was one of the
members of Capt. O'Hara's late COM
pany, which was paid off and discharge
ed last Thursday. .s
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03

u A New York merchant relates to
the editor of the New York Commercial
Advertiser the troubles he undergoes
| in respect to cargo of goods which he
| bonded in New Orleans and cannot get
conveniently. He is ready to pay his
duties, but is in a perplexity between
the two Governments. He wrote to
Washington, asking for the surrender
of his bond and the delivery of his goods,
on the payment of the five thousand
dollars duties, which he is ready to pay.
The Secretary of the Treasury is con-,
strained to tell him that he has neither
the bond nor the goods. They are in
possession of the State or Confederate
authorities at New Orleans. He writes
to New Orleans, and gets for answer
that he will get his bond and his goods,
if he will pay the money here.
The grievance, therefore, is, that he
is obliged to pay duties to this Govern
ment instead of that, and thus far to
contribute to the revenues of States
which are pronounced to be in rebellion.
The Advertiser thinks it very hard,
and reasons that he may be constrained
to pay the duties again to the Govern
ment at Washington whenever they de-
mand it, an opinion which is very
absurd one. The bond is the evidence
of the debt, and if he gets it back, and
if he gets his goods and his bond both
in the city Of New Orleans, we don't
see how the custOmhouse people at the
North are going to reach him or them
at all.
Instead of suffering loss he will pro-
badly realize something, from the fact
that the same goods, imported hereafter
by way of the North, out of the Confed-
crate States, will be subjected to addi-
tional duties, and this will enhance the
value of previous importations brought
here, with expectation of profit. The
New York importer has therefore
suffered nothing, except in his senti-
mentalism, which worries over tho
diversion to the use of the Southern
States of money he would prefer to pay
into Mr.. Lincon's treasury. In this
he may look for sympathy with the
| journals which denounce us as traitors
and rebels, but not here, where wa
look upon tbs proceeds of custom
duties in our own ports, as rightfully
! belonging to our own Governments
N. o. Picayune.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03
Southern Pacific Railroad.

Our readers have all read the able
and convincing expose of the affairs Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
made by President Stevenson, before
the stockholders and the public, at the
Armory Hall few evenings since.
His facts and arguments wero strongly
put as well as truthful, and carried con-
viction to every Intelligent mind that
this, the grandest enterprise Of mod
ern times, could be successfully car
ried through its difficulties and placed
beyond the reach Of future contingent
cies, if the moderate loan of one dollar
per share, as asked for by the manage
mont, was promptly subscribed and
paid in by those most interested, and
who are destined, at least those who
respond to the call, to reap a bounteous
reward hereafter, and at no remote pc
Rod at that.
Therefore, it is with moro than or
binary satisfaction, that we state that
the stockholders arc responding with
libcralty and Promptness to the cal
made upon them. This is as it should
be. Let all the stockholders, large
and small, como forward at once, anC
do likewise. The Office of the Com
pany is at 81 Common street, New Or
leans.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03

Harrington Nary-yard Matters. -
We extract tho following from the
Warrington correspondent of the Pen
sacola Observer:
The Wynndotte created some great
stir on yesterday by her movements {;
she steamed up and went out to the Sa-
bine and st. Louis off the bar, the lat
ter hoisted sail soon afterwards tho
Wyandotte returned, went up TO the
navy-yard, left there soon afterwards
and proceeded to- Pensacola. 1t ap-
pears that the provisions over at Fort
Pickens are not so very plentiful as
was said to be the case. Anderson's
fate seems to be pursuing Slommcr.
A man was shot at the redoubt last
night, in attempting to pass the sentry
without the countorsign. He died soon
Afterwards. No blame is attached to
the sentry,who only performed his duty
The deceased was Il member of the
Red Eagle company.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03
N OTIGE .

| OST-A PrOmssory Note drawn by the sub.
dated March II, 1853, and paraphed Ne Varietarr
New Orleans, March %, 1858, WILLIAM SHAN.
NON Notary Public, and payable one year after
date for Two Thousand Dollars with interest Mt
eight per cent per anuum from date the said Note
was paid at maturity. The fiuder by returning
the above described Note to the subscriber will be
suitably rewarded ROBERT PITKIN,
ap5'at 10 Camp street, New Orleans.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03
Taxes and Licences. Those

of our citizens who are yet in arrears
for their State Licences for the year
1861, will notice in advertisement over
the signature Sheriff Dreux, that the
time allowed for procuring the same
has nearly expired; and therefore all
requiring suoh State Licence to carry
on their business should not fail to
procure the Same within the allotted
time and avoid the penalties which
the law prescribes.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03

Sheriff,s Sale. DREUx
will sell this day, in front of the Court
House in this city, at II o'clock A. NJ,
the furniture and entire effects saved
from the wreck of the steamboat Silver
Heels. See advertisement in paper.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03

Remor0i Of the 1eros Seat Of Gorern-
mc71t.-On the 2Ist, Mr.. Chiffon in
troduced u resolution to change the seat
of government of Texas, and submit
the proposition to tho people. 1t was
A dispatch to the Galveston journals
says that the resolution will pass.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03
mississippi Items.
The Holmes County Democrat of
Thursday last has the following:

IHe iiofHfcS tddHtJ bthitttdt VI
Thursday last has the following:
The fruit crop has undoubtedly
been much injured by the frost, but
enough has been saved to prevent
peaches from being very scarce next
summer.
Some persons at Durant wasted q
good deal of powder and bali last Sat9r-
day, shooting at each other. Twp
young gentlemen, one from Goodman
and the other from the vicinity of Eax-
ington, stood up and fred two shots
apiece, without doing any other damage
than wasting the ammunition upon the
air. Mr.. III. G. F. Brown, Of this
place, and Mr.. Lemuel West, of Du-
rant, then tried their pistols at each
otherr which, we are sorry to learn, re-
suited more seriously than the first
shooting. Mr.. West received two balls
in the lower extremity of the thigh,
which, though very painful, resulted in
no serious injury. Mr.. Brown escaped
unframed.
The Pike county Magnolia of Sat-
Inrday last has the Following:
The weather during the past week
h1 sen reeable and delightful. AS
| cted Che frosts which lately visited
our neigh borhood have done the. bud-i
ding fruit trees little if any damage,
and the gardens are filled with every
variety of rapidly growing vegetables.
The prospects of large crop of corn,
Judging from the quantity planted, is
hattering.
Our usually quiet town was thrown
into intense excitement on the morning
of the 28th instant, by the announce
ment that the body of an old and we'll
known gentleman, named Dean, had
been found near the suburbs of this
place, with the head entirely severed
! from the body. Dean was Il harmless
| peaceable citizen, and what could have
led to this diabolical deed, we are at
loss to imagine. No clue has yet been
| discovered as to the perpetrators,
| though strenuous efforts are being
made by our citizens to ferret him out.
Cleaned Out.-The Kinds county
| (Miss.) Gazette office, the editor says,
was efectually cleaned out on the 18Th
inst, the entire force connected with it,
save and excepting himself, having
been on that day mustered into the army
Of Mississippi.
Death Of W. 4. Purdono.---W "A. Pur-
formerly editor of the Flag of the Union,
jackson, Miss, and more recently
Mayor of that city, expired at his
residence there last Thursday.
DR.. Shelton Mackenzie of the PhiIa-
dciphia Press, has been sued for 5000
damages, for stating that an actress
named Gladstane had been discharged
from one of the theaters of that city.
We find the above in a Northern pa
per, and we presume that the actress
mentioned is tho Mrs. Gladstane who
played at the St. Charles, in this city,
few years ago.
Mobiic.-Tho papers chronicle the
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03
louisiana Items.

u
East Baton Rouge.-A short time
since, whilst some negroeswere blowing
over an Indian mound, located on the
plantation of ia. Lopez, Esq, about
ten acres back from the Mississippi
river, some curious utensils were
brought to the surface, which led to
further investigation, when, among
other things, the following articles were
collected:
Two muskets, one rifle, two toma-
hawks, two knives, two razor blades,
two whetstones, quantity of wrought
nails, vermillion, glass, etc, all greatly
decomposed; but very beautiful pipe,
or calumet, was in perfect state of
preservation. This pipe, observes the
Sugar Planter, throws the ordinary
meetschaum completely in the shade,
and would make devotee of the weed
envious. A human skull and bones
were also discovered, but crumbled to
pieces when exposed to the atmosphere.
There was a village of the Muscogee
tribe of Indians situated not far from
the spot where these remains were found,
when the English first settled here in
1764. The mound was doubtless the
last resting place of a Muskogee chief.
These interesting relics have been
placed in the museum of the Historical
Society.
The Judiciary. 49, Regretting the
adjournment of the so-called State
Convention without passing the ordi-
nance by which the Judiciary, for the
future, was to be appointed, the Pointe
Coupee (F'alse River) Democrat re-
marks:
We are informed that majority
of the members were in favor of the
change, but the matter was taken UP
too late, and was finally abandoned for
want of a quorum. Such is usually
the fate of all attempts at Improvements
where the immediate interests of men
are not involved.
Feather and Crops.-Our accounts
from various sections of the state rep
resent the season, thus far, as most
favorable to the interests of the planter.
The Pointe Coupee Democrat of Set
urday says:
The season SO far has been one of the
most favorable; hence the prospect of
the cane is already very promising.
In this parish the plant cane was well
preserved during the winter, and is now
coming up beautifully. The stubble
also will be good.
Fruits of all kinds will be in album
dance. The exuberance of the peach
is such that on many trees the young
peaches are growing in clusters of four
and five together-a phenomena re-
marked by all the ancient inhabitants
Of this parish as being unusual and
rare,
In Terrebone parish the crop pros
poets are most fattering. The Houma
Civic Guard of the 2Sth says:
We have had delightful week, with
fine balmy spring weather, which seems
to have started all nature to growing
The cane fields are looking exceedingly
verdant, and soon we expect to see the
corn tasseling.
In Iberville parish, as we learn from
our Plaquemine contemporaries, "the
weather the past week was never more
beautiful. The crops of cane and corn,
we are told, were never finer; the vege-
table garden never looked more pros
porous; the fruit trees arc hanging
overloaded with incipient fruit.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03

10" An exchange says Martin Van
Buren, is the only individual who has
filled the neutrality-suspicious. under the
American government. He has been
u. S. senator, secretary of state, vice.
president and president
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03

AN April Joke.---At the Polls
in this city on Monday last, the follow
ing pm was shot off at the expense
of some one Of the candidates for Judge.
Toter-This is the first of April,
by but they can't fool us!
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03

TThe N. o. Crescent of Monday
last,we find the following remark switch
we deem of more than ordinary impor-
lance to all persons interested in the
SUCCESS Of the
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03
CITY OF CARROLLTON:
WEDNESDAY, April 8, 1861.

u See Proceedings of the Police
Jury, Left Bank, at their sitting of
Both ult., in another column to-day's
paper.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03

u Regular meeting of the Carroll
ton City Council takes place at their
Hall, at S O'Clock p. M. this day.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03

Judge Burthe's majority in this
Parish GA votes: two Precincts yet to
be returned, which may not vary the
present figures but q trihe.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-03

The Elect ton. The following
is the result of the Election held in
this Parish on Monday last, for Judge
of the Second Judicial strict Court,
as far as heard from
CARRoLLToN PRECINCT
Burthe.- ----44o
Total 400
JEFFERSON CITY PRECINCT:
Burthe 24l
FoulhouZe "a
IoIai 3lo
GRETNA PRECINCT:
FoulhouZe- %
Total. -.---------........-.13 1872
GLASS WORKS:
FoulhouZe w
Judge Burthe's majority in this
Parish GA votes two Precincts yet tc
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