Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

Flupas county, took out an attachment IN
that county fganst e. Over came the s"cr-
i.t--attachei Ellotts stock, aud put it H.
charge Of some man here in the Valley. Dur
ing This time Elliott was from houe-vhen
he returned and learned the particulars Le
went directly and drove back his stock: lie
also told The Pluuas county sheriff never to
touch anything on his ranch again.
This act stirred up the people and also the
question Of Jurisdiction. Mr. Elliott starts for
Carson, L T, and gets the Comt there To
claim jurisdiction, and orders the people here
to recommend two men to act as Justices Of
the Pence for Carson county.
Last Friday the sheriff Of Plumas again re
turns, determined to drive oti the stock at all
hazlrds ile collected twcuty-thrce men, all
armed, and STATED. When hey got to b.
l'olts they found no one at home bat Mrs
Elliott Elliott himself WIS then down to
Carson | am informed that Mrs E. toll
them they could take 10 stock u;.lil her hus
band would get home; but the sheriff aud his
aids thought differently. To be short; the
sheriff did not take any stock. Afera while
a report got o"t thai he was going TO lorce
the stock and ia less shan one hour about 60
mon were gathered and Oh their way to E.'s
to resist The ~hcriH-tortGnatc he uni his
party concluded not TO disturb the stock. In
f,ct he never could have driven q hooG-
PiIlnu- county law is dead letter here from
this ont. The people are fully determined
that tlumis shall exercise 40 authority until
the line is run.
The Pa Unh- aud Pit River Indians have
gone to war with one another The chief of
The Pa Ulahs sent word in here to have all
Tie stock driven from the north side OF the
liver, for fear The pit River Indians would
steal it.
Wn,r a Spartan hero Major Aul.r-ou is.
and how much he is indebted 10 tine new spa
pers The last story they ci'calalcaln4t him
is thal when his loving wife and biz bold
hrolhcr-iu-law entr,a'el him to surrender
Fort >umler the Mai r. forbade them both
ever to visit HIM again unless they would
promise "never to attempt 90 iuloJ on his
manhood such an iuleHl,e stain"
THERE is YET no official continuation of She
determination to cyaeuato For, Sumter. a
dispatch from. Washington, says
Great weight is attached. in political cir-
c!e-. to the declaration Of Frsseudon, in thp
Senate. that the Administration coat.GIl lated
policy Ia aeeorltuce with law, aui mot ui-
til ample time he'd been taken for eHauina-
tou ut the question Inv all its BEARINGS
TIE New York Uyrals correspondence
3lys member oi The Virginia Convention
eiiiod on the President To-day, vbo assured
him that no vessels would Toe sent %.ath with
hostile Intentions and there would ue uo'h-
ing do'c in r"gotd TO the affairs o, The -oG.h
fer sixty 3py- ard that it was his paGo=eJo
Ie-tore peace and prevent tae shedding of
blood.
Intelligence from Baltimore sars th.t tha
first resistance to the Fed rl authority viii
be there. The purpose uf the s.co-siali-t~ T.
torcsi-t any Republicans takjr%pas- lem Of
Government Offices in Baltimore TO tle last.
A Co>rgriaNrs-Lpst 5l51rlay afternoon,
says the Bee, two gentlemen ortis city, ~ho
wished 10 make an unusual dipray of~l
lnuy, went on board the ete1mcr with the
intention Of accomplishing some 1l.e+ Of
their acquaintance vino were going o. >uu
Francisco, as far as Hj3 .-lt Iais iu',u-
ton Was carried out to the letter, aud De
tWo iulifi3aa|- were Lana! j no iio .-.a --
But l5 was also tAe.r iu'a..au i1 { Ea ar
upvarl-.uvul latt that same night. .o 81 .o
Ne es... aaI sound iu Sacramento ou -a.alY
morning Ihis iute.ttou waa u.. CARRIED
out for th.r missed the boat. audi ta... u..,.'l
ro. he another tiu Monday uisht no s..I
aDr more sim. ia tto Vista coaN nor o..
hought of, So Tie service, Of a boat aul d
boats cg.H Here procured, and th.v .tp3tel
tof this city. |. was q G-ei!a.. casa q! 'ltat..
bF tlefs. row, le s.reau r.as fast, H.j ta.
rte al speed they muat haye averaged ,u
tcmmJug ,hr current ci the SacrIuru1a nltY
lcuy.v,) at " ,eu IL is EnoNn tu0O l.e tip
occupied fourteen hours gud that The cNcag
-joni-t- arrived in this city at three "'cioe';
]. 81. o. d. 3D.. =
with such an appetite and relish for break
fist. Nord-UmiuE i Hood IS no time fora
di-qay Il --- -alnutry.
CA--Irs II. Clw-A Mas os Blooo -The .
appointment OF tHssjus NJ Clay as Minister
lo Spain Is uota very discreet our I!- is
sort oi t"ure @ou d 100 deposition, j,juG hn'-
headed aod passionate. auI even more prone
lo q1#uel and i4.l than the -poclohlr hu'
pNelltl!- lranclMHn who al j-tiugui-ht 4 him
self iur. s. li, Ministry 10 Madrid u h,r.A-
ing Che Shin Of .he Marquis de lugut, tae
French Ambassador 10 adHc. =. how
ever, is NOT the aich-liibu-ter tdat ~ou Z
was. hasro designs ufoa Cuba a,l can
therefore be received vjth confidence and
with po.i'euts, lv The Spanish Court C.s
,os y. Clay A.s figured mat Iya-. thr't
durl. iu his tie as pIucipal Besides thi-. iu
1919, he t,4lu,I ana Killed Young uau
named Turner. IN Madison county. Ky. Who.
assaulted him dmiug a pon.ia d..rus-.au ia
which Clay wa, engaged vih Turner's f.
lher, es.inst whom be was a cau4.ifr for
lhe state Convention some years le'ole
that, Clay manned one BsoWuiua desperate
street fight with knives in the town of s>hcl-
tyril!e.-- Cor. Baistia
A TEUru.-lf a nam has a genuine. SIM
cere and hearty wish TO gctrid OF his liberty,
if he is really bent ON becoming slave, no.
thing can stop him. And the t,upt4to- is
TO SOME a'tute, very greet one. Lihrs'y is
often heavy burden uu a ulau il involves