The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-10
OF THE
AUSTRIAN ANBARBARITY.
BURNING NEGRO ALIVE!
so slaves Escaped and Re-Captured.

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SO Slaves Escaped and Re-Captured.
New York, November 6.
The mail from the north, due early this morning
has not vet arrived The meeting of the Wings at
Newark, N. j., last evening, was of the largest
held since the Presidential election, the best feel
ing prevailed in that city. -.a-z.. ... .-l.a s 4
LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.
Paris, Oct. 19.
During the speech of Mathew Della Drone, in the
Roman question, an altercation as between Theirs
and Vxo, the latter declared that the former had
said that the election of Louis Napoleon would be
a disgrace to France. Theirs demanded satisfac-
tion. A duel took place at once one shot was fir
ed by each at 20 PAGES distance, neither were
wounded and the seconds came forth and said that
the parties had done all that honor required. So
the members returned to the assembly just as the
sitting adjourned that evening. e=4s #
- - :, AUSTRIA. -.-r~. ..r-s
Hevmau in his administration of military affairs,
leaves no oportunty to preserve the bloody epithet
so universally applied to him. He has murdered
under guise of court MARTIAL 1900 generals who
delivered themselves up at the end of the war
Count Bathzany the prime minister of Hungary
had also been shot; be was to have been huug but
his wife sent him dagger with which he cut his
throat, he did not however succeed in committing
suicide, and fell pierced by Austrian bullets. Sew
eraI Hungarian officers who were furnished with
passports from Comorn, have passed through Ber-
lin on their way to the west Some are going to
America, Klopka was said to be among them, and
had embraced the resolution of crossing the Allan
tic with 100 others.
Hungary is to be divided into o Districts, each
to have its own provisional eounsels yet deputies
are to be chosen by majority of the voters of the
population.
ITALY.
The accounts from Rome are not satisfactory
The return of the Pope is still talked of-whch is
still subject of conjecture. Garbaldi has left the
/ island of Lauta Madelane for Gibraltar, from
whence he will sail for London, and ultimately pro-
Iceed to America s..-zs o.
Cold Springs, N. Y. Nov
Messrs Wright & Mallory, the contractors for tun-
neling the Rlacknack Mount for the Hudson R. R.
completed their job to day, The coping of the
masonry at the north end of the tunnel was finish
ed at 2P NJ The work has been under way some
two years.
s. Washington, Nov. 5.
J. w Warrels has been appointed Sixth Audi
tor of the Treasury, vice Peter s. Washington.
-.-Hr .t= Philadelphia, Nov. 5.
Geo. Strege, Cashier of the Susquehana Bank,
has been committed in default of $4,000 bail has
alleged that $85,ooo are accounted for
Wa shington. Nov s.
Col Pierson of Semersed co. Penn, received a
Consul appointment
! st. Louis Nov. 5.
negro belonging to Gloscock, near Palmira,
committed violence on and murdered Miss Britt
and brother The negro will be burnt on Friday.
Cholera appeared at St Geneves and is prevalent
and fatal Barnam is better and hopes are enter
tanned of his recovery.
FRANCE
The news from England and Ireland is unimpor
tant The trials of the rioters of June e3th are 60
ting on at Versailles attended with much excite
ment.
IRELAND.
Several ant-rent riots have occurred with fatal
results. A riot took place the 9Th ut, at Kill
terby, Kings CO., three policemen were killed and
several others severely wounded.
as1a ST Louis, Nov s.
A dispatch from Quincy, ILL.,, yesterday says so
Negroes of all ages and both with teams left
the Mobile side the night previous. A second dis
patch says the slaves stamped from Iowa CO.,
and have been overpowered and after desperate
resistance with loss of life, capture
Washington Nov. 5.
Appointments H. More of the Branch
Mint, at Donlon vega, Georgia, vice D. H. Mason,
removed 6. G. Long old Indian agent of Alabama
for the Chickasaw, vice Upsham, removed.
Augusta, Geo, Nov. 5.
The steamer D. kale burst the fiue on Sunday
last bv which the engineer and two of the fremen
were killed.
E~ We have great respect for the opinions of