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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15
The Steam Marine OF the United States
Governments Steamers.

We publish from an ERglish paper, an interest
H. article on the Subject Of steamers particularly
wuh reference 70 the capacity and character Of the
Collins steamer Atlantic IL is a natural pride that
IL Rraiihed by such appreciation Of the skill and
industrial enterprise Of our citizens, manifested IN
- calm a spirit Of edmiraiion by writer on the
ether side Of the occar. Much as we erjoy such
a Description ffcm the hand Of Stranger, how
ever. we are sil force 70 remember that there
certain old woiHrn IN the navy who are liable TO
have fits, when they per GIVE private enterprise
thus making such hesdway, while they ard the
navy department, IN which al their feelings ere
circumscubed, are virtually moving in a whirlpool
at ancient pgtjudiccs, and Of ircgglar and ira.
tiCnsl theories.
From al tha, we cen leara, certain ancient com
mcdores end antqraied disc plinirans in the navy,
are looking with suspicion and Jealousy upon the
new and economical method. sdopicd by the 20.
vetnmtnt. II using the new steamers, belonging
"a private citizens az oCenis q the post Office de-
pertinent They eTrar cuuo1sly l1gnbrious az
THE semi-o hcial character Of merchant steamers,
AMI depore, with tie solemn gravity ~ Interested
reqfet every departure from the Old track. ia
which the navy was en- exclusive institution This
spirit Of complaining has manifested itself with a
more paIpAble clearness within the last yeer since
20 many additions have been inside TO the steam
uarne Of the United States The transportation
Of The mails by these swiftly moving vessels IL, in
the eyes OF thsse venerable and gallant navy offi-
Gers, serious offence against precedent and Gus
ioni. and oalc1lafed TO diminish the valuable Of
Eccs in the navy department This is not all.
While the government IL disposed to entertain the
projects Of individuals and thus to sssist them in
ehlarRng the merchant steam marine Of the coun-
try, the skin, experience and ambition expected 20
be soteed in our navy yards, will have but a
narrow province in which TO act, and thus the
combiration Of talent, Bsder the auspices Of the
Secretary 81 the Navy, will have fewer chances
for display than orerequits for the honor and glory
Of he department.
Unyresiicnubly thers IS somsthinr worthy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15
Marine Affairs.

Loss OF THE BRiG AIoHsrALAyA.-D uring the severe
blow, On Tuesday night the brig Atchafaays (of Bos
tom Capt Means, eight days from Philadelphia, for
Boston with coal struck the bar opposite the town
Of Easthampton, Long Island. which broke her back
and carried away her rudder. She forged over, and
went ashore and now lies full Of water the making
a clear breach over her. The saved, aud
received every attention and assistance from the hos
pitabe inhabts Of Easthampton. The cargo Is total
loss.
foR Ernorr.-TheR Il. NJ steamship Canada, Harrison
sailed at noon yesterday for Liverpool, via Halifax.
Uer lift of passengers will be found elsewhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15
srortIng INTELLIGENCE.

Cr1trittr Couuss. l.. G-TEorrSe- There viii be
rare spott a. the above track to morrow afternoon
First there viii BE- trotug match for 500. between
Mr. Conklin's colt Csntreyille. snd a we'll knogn
rendstsr named Fanny Batter. The latter NAMED has
acquired great reputation the past season the
~ uey apPcared She is certainly a fast nag. aud
hence the odds In her favor. After the above race
pure viii 10 c0utendcd for. by Xix good s.eppers
making altogether rather choice hiternpun's fport
man taking ride iu the country, AZ this ffaan on the
year matter what may b. his moral political or
religious impressions, g. excusabla. even sh1ala he
drop in az the Course just a. the race b,gins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15

W Rose Uciawsrp. Geo Sherwood. Philadelphia:
Rev a. Butler Washinltcn; u. BoEers, Fiidis,
END seventy Eve sihsrs, arrived, yesterdiy, at the
American
4 Willard Washington; Gen stuart. Col Hamilton.
waterloo sua one hundred aud dfty six others ar.
rived Yesterday % the Astrt
Rattle MOBILE; Pcyton OcnevR; J Young,
Nueitia. Eoasus Phiiadelphia; W. Montr
Tttr-ssce. T. Howard. 81 John. y and seventy
ctht's gttived yesterday. at the Howard
bon Tfcmas Winter, Ohio Dr Na-ston r.
Saunders New Orleans pr " Moose New rerk;
y Hrrinco't ttnusylvauis =. W kelley Florida
VIM Ir,hr Massachus,tts. and io~ty thrive othsrs
nif va yesterday Hrd took rucms az the Clinton
TafNr Ntw NHfrt; , v Htoway Uhi1 W.
Ec.lio r tifrirra.i. q Mgla't g10s, tdffi Oh re-
t4.,t5 yuUfssy q. ~ Fsaaklln
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Compared with the previous week. there has been
falling on in the shipments OF breadstuas. The ex-
portation Of breadstua for the above week amounted
&c 1905 bts four 6l0 bushels wheat Ca bba ryo
-four. and 400 bills. meal Recent accounts FROM
England are no, 20 favorable regarding the crops
great deal Of wet Weather had been experienced
throughout Great Britain, and the harvests would bs
late This fact alenc sufficient 70 sten pricea and
from this time out there viii be- without doubt con.
sidcrabe q afpseustive movement In the corn mar
kets Of England late harvest is usually attended
with less danger and the chances are certainly
In favor Of yield below average although IL does
not follow as natural consequences We do not hear
much more about the potstoe rot in ireland In the
event Of its extending the probabilities are that an
active demand for our breaJstuHs will spriug up
which may neutraEe the effect Of the sncrmoss
domestic surplus upon prices at home 10 largf
ihpments are not made, prices in the market
Of the United States must rule very low The effects
even moderate shipments 20 foreign ports, upon prize
az home is invariably Of the favorsble chsrac
and e altogether likely that an expectation TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15
The Agricultural Fair.

I Ht IUIIUWIHB Itlttr Hbs DttH 1eCtIVtU Dy lHt
President of the State Agricultural Society, from
President Fillmore
WASHINGTON, August 9, 1850.
E. r. PRENTICE, Eso.-Sir:-Yours of the 9th
instant, inviting me in behalf of the "New York
State Agricultural Society,"" to attend the annual
fair and show, To be held near the city of Albany
during the first week in September next, was duly
received, and desire to express my grateful ac-
acknowledgements TO The Society, for their kind invi-
tation, and also TO you for the latiering terms in
which you were pleased to convey it. Be assured
that nothing would afford me more pleasure than
TO be present at the fair, and witness the hne
productions which will be there displayed. Aud
If the adjournment Of Congress and my official
duties here will permit my absence from the city
sufficiently long 10 enable me TO attend il, shall
with pleasure avail myself of the invitation which
has been so kindly extended to me; but / cannot
but epprehend that this qualification may be denied
me. Very respectfully and truly, your obedient
servant, MILLaRp FILLMORE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15
gen, raez.--Ths Iiius,ri,ns Venezuelan

sheAn, accompanied BY his intimate friends visited
Brady gslery Yesterday, when an admirable eagpere,-
tyre Of hs dstnguihed perouage was added % the very
extensive collection. The perfection of Mr.. Bradys pic
lures 10 only equalled BY their popularity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15
T,usses. ShouIder traces. Abdom,nn, Sup

Tortsrs B,ay BELTS suslcnsofs BanGsgcs Sc ne over
twenty dfcent tnds u tie most approved nakors masns
the aresst and lcF assortment In TIE cy For sale ~
CHAs Al RING urrrEist, Ee Broadway, corner Of Joha
street
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p,l,,e rn,.,,,S,r,r.

7'1tsn Prct Tor Tfis' ddison Ware the inItilr,i
arrested ~ Ulcer stephens On ructiay las on the
charge ~ emtvrrlirr SO tnO from tn Western
Railroad corporation. vas, yesterday, couvpved back
Co spriuglel Mass Tor trial. In custody OF tho above
named officer
.4f1yw n GNrlfte a man BY the name of Fc-,rh
kshoe arrested yesterday fugitive from Nor.
walk Connecticut where he stands charged vita steal
ing Sl from James Ryan. ~ that place The accused
ackuoviodg sd stealing the aouey and spending % in
this city Justice Monitor committed TIE prisoner
10 the Touis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15

proadwnv contains the largest collection % portraits a
dnruhtd individuals In iris aud executed in
style oedtallc 20 the reputation Of its eebratd pro-
riletor. the olaest aftisl In thIs eountrv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15

HoorED Snrs.-We learn from Newcastle, De-
laware, that new steamboat, named after the
town, has iusi been built there, by Thomas Robin
She IL one hundred and twenty feet ia length is
built for a company, and Intended for California,
whittier she will be carried on board ship. IN pieces,
Ike her engine, which Is about being completed at
the WORKS Of the Newcastle Manufacturing Com
pony. The Newcastle Is, we understand, entirely
secured, according to the plan Of construction, by
iron hooqs, no tiubers being used in her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15

Nor DEAD The Washington Republic says that
the numerous friends OF Orlando Brown, Esq, late
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, will rejoice TO
notwithstanding. Also, the friends Of the Hon.
Mr. Mes will be glad TO learn that he b not dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15

shed an admirable portrait Of the President 81 the United
States eyeeuted hy Crehen, after beautiful dagueeotype
taken BY Nr. Oavit Price u each COPY. 81.
COUPEL. N1BERT a co $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15
The pIun.be National Gallery. No.

The President has officially recognized Henri YER
met vice. consul Of the french republic for BATH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15
INTERESTING FROM NAPrEs.-The following let
ter from Naples is interesting

NAPLES, June 81 1850.
The American Charge, MIR. Morris, is making
reelamations OF this government which may lead
TO some trouble. They have been under discus
sion for two years, and the King had actually
of Mr.. Morris 10 this place. they had not been paid
and lac IL now again pressing the chims, but as
understand, without being able TO procure any
written official reply, though plenty Of fine spec ches
them. AS both the English and the French go
yeTnments also urging claims upon this coun-
try, i am afraid ours will stand but poor chance.
There is certainly a difficulty, and am inclined
Naples, and the under Secretary Of Foreign Affairs
left here short time since for Vienna, on a
secret mission, az it rs said 10 ascertain how far
Austria will support Naples, in resisting the de-
mands Of England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15

LAKE. SUPERIOR CorPER The Cliff and Mime
sota mines have recently been turning out inn
mense masses OF copper ore, and the great difficult
~ appears 10 be IN getting II from the mines in
pieces small enough FOR shipment Seven pieces
taken from the Cliff mines weighed %, s52 pounds
foui from the Minnesota, li.6il. The masses SO
heavy that it lakes teams of ten, twelve aud some
times fourteen horses, 20 haul them the distance Of
thee quarters 81 mile from the mines to the lake.
The COPPER is too tenacious and compact TO be
broken IN pieces IN blasting, AID 1t has 10 be cut
up with long cbisel. three .fourths OF an inch in
width, by chipping off piece after piece with hea
Wy hammer. by this slow and expensive process
these large masses Of native cooper cut up into
pieces for shipment schooner recently sailed
for ? port down the Lake, with upwards Of sixty
tors on board, and the docks filled with masses
Of the most enormous size waiting shipment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15

The Eastern shore of Hiryland continuos vsry
healthy saystfe Centrvle fiass. with abe xcepioi
~ summtr Hses.s. rldch b 4alte prevalent. ana -
1. r. ltEtt-nsYtfy fataI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-15

eu.-In your parer Cf yesterday appeared m
artels under the head q CITY Intelligence aud headed
y ct anon the GeTmaus. aud tnthing puhlishinr
ny name Icing rnet IN The anspy; vhsn
tie fact 81 the business BE-. that With some Of my
fri nds was raising. and the utay between Louis
Schunk ana Dauiel Fielder. sud faw TIE latter stab
Iouis sthurk Sad appeared witness for him: bat
had netting phatver 90 90 With The sabbing ~ riot.
iTr u. = IEIrlM AN. 81 Avenue 4
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-24
Toledo "A WeIIlngtop Rain Road,

Several of che citizens of Norwalk and Fre-
mont interested in the construction of this
road. were IN this city yesterday. They ex-
pressed tie belief that the construction Of the
road woald suffer no delay or imped.ment, if
The enthusiasm prevalent on the line of it,
vas respeaded to by cur citizens We feel
confident that this Wia not be wanting. To-
ledo has never been behind hand in improve
ments Of any kiad-but she does more by acts
than promises. Hard bone iabor-long suf-
ferance hope long deferred, quiet submission
to taxation-and constant readiness to con-
tribute, has made Toledo all that she is--her
citizens have learned in the school of expert
ence, and her more enthusiastic, perhaps, but
not more wiling neighbcrs, viii find them
hardy co-laborers in the great RaiiEoad.- =
They desire no Improvement more than this
IToIedo Blade
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-24

Liver complaint is always cured by the use Of
Dr. G. C. Vsughn's Vegetable LithOntriptic, the
Great American Remedy; here is letter from
HillsborOugh, o., Jan. 1, IS47.
DR.. G. c. Vaughn, Dear Sir-I deem it duty
owe you aud the world at large TO make the follow
ing statement. In August your travelling agent left
some of your medicines with me TO SELL Seeing
the great Recommendations, and being myself af-
6icted with liver complaint tried one small bottle,
it at once gave me relief; tried second and you
will be astonished TO learn SO great was its power
that was completely cured, and now stout
and well ever I was in my life. commenced
selling the medicine 10 my customers, and It's sim
gular effect was imme ediaeIy manifested, twas
cessful in all cases, of which medical men
stated could not be cured. / cheerfully offer my
testimony IN favor of your LithOutriptic MIXTURE,
aud hereby state that consider it superior to all
other preparations now before the country. Will
you please forward more as soon as possible, II
Yours &c. R. H. JOHNSON.
Onr columns has the advertisement of this Great
American Remedy. Get pamphlet of the agents
whose names are found there. aff7
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-24
Steam Mill for Sale.

HHHE subscriber now offers his new steam
i saw mill for sale, situate on the Ridge
Road, about ten miles easterly from Fremont, and
only 100 rods from the Maumee and Western Re-
serve Turnpike Road, and within about 25 rods Of
the surveyed line of the Wellington and Toledo
abroad.
The mill is superior one, in all respects, being
in healthy location, having the very best of water,
that which will not corrode boiler, The building
of lhe most substantial kind. IS by 81 feet, fitted
to saw logs 80 feet long. Having two circular saws
and machine for saving felloes attached, and
sufficient power in the engine to drive the whole,
and the boiler large enough to make the steam,
and more too.
ABUNDANCE OF TIMBER,
all around, and men that have got the snap to them
to haul it; there being no less than seventy teams
astir in one day last winter attached TO forty
sleds and boats; and every ten days of good sled
ding is equivalent to about one thousand logs.
Any person wishing to get large contracts for the
Railroad, or wishing TO enter into the lumber busi-
ness will find it to their advantage to call and see
for themselves.
And any person anticipating building Mill, can
do equally well to call, for they half pay for
one while they would be building. The building
being framed, TO be easily taken down aud set
up-would require but little time to remove it.
The subscriber has also 1O5 acres of good
and-about forty acres cleared. good frame Barn,
young Orchard of over one hundred grated Apple
trees, most Of which are bearing, with Peaches,
which have also commenced bearing. The mill
and farm will be sold separate or together to suit
purchasers; and liberal terms of payment given.
For further particulars enquire of
FL NORTON, Fremont,
or the subscriber on the premises.
York, August 8, 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-24

j.
he question relative to Baron Rothchild IA.
klng his seat ia the House Of Commons, has
5een postponed until the next session, when
ne ministry are TO introduce new bill The
house Of Commons have by large majority
granted the present Duke of Cambridge d
pension Of $4,000 per annum.
Ihe Irish franchise bill as matnlated BY the
Lords has been rejected by the Commons
Nho have substituted fl2 qualification, which
= y stated added some l70o00 voters to the
The harvest operations have commenced,
and crops promise we'll
The man who threatened Lord John Rus
sell has been committed to prison.
Il is said that the Great Britain steamer
has been bought for f25,OOo, and that she
IS TO carry passengers on the pacific, between
Panama and San Francisco.
The composition Of the new cabinetat Wash
ingten IS regarded by the leading English
journals, with great favor
FRANCE.
Several Socialists had broken the law se-
cureing the penalty Of threatening the lives of
Representatives, cholera has nearly disap-
peared from Colonge Corn harvest is now
half over and it is said it will not be so plenti-
full as expected.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Nienna cabinet seems to be for peace
as nothingls thought of but reduction of the
army and retrenchment of expenes.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The Emperor Nicholas has issued a ukase
ordering, Z mer in each 1000 of population of
provinces. and 10 in 1000 in the eastern
and some other provinces, to be received for
the army.
Populations of these districts is computed
at 81 10000 The Sultan has decided that
specimens Of the manufactures of Turkey,
shall be sent to the exhibition at London in
1851, and he has nominated commission of
superior functionaFies Of the ministry of COM
merce, 5 mnsselmen and 2 christians to super
intend arrangements.
Lamartine is at Constantinople, nothing new
from Spain or Portugal
SCHLESWIG WAR.
A protocol which recognizes substantially
all dues of the Danish government was signed
in LONDON. on Saturday. BY nearly every for
eign Minister at the court of ST. James.
A telegraphie despatch dated Hamburg l ST.
says that Gen. Willstein had declared the Dan
ish Provinces responsible for whatever may
happen to those of Schleswig Holstien's party
No change has has taken place in the posi-
4ion Of the armies
Gen. Willstien has issued another procla-
nation praising his troops and declaring that
they cannot be driven from the soil of Schles-
wig, except by a second or third battle, and
that il will be more bloody than the first.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-24
The Bed-Bug Guillotine.


Much PLEASED TO find we've not been sligheed,
b those whose custom we've invited,
And grateful thanks We make to all
Who've bought and PAID or made call.
Encouraged thus, again we'll show
The aforesaid shop Of JIM & co.
lNow don't mistake and eIsewhefe 60,
To Stevenson's OF Singlesbaugh
One mp the hill, the other below,
And TINS attempt 70 jump Jim Crow;
For if you do we'll you know,
Wen not admit you 70 the show.
We've bought The patent-the county ,s-fnne,
We mean The bed-bug GlaEoiiae.
Then come ys all who love sweet naPpings
Without such tssitebiHg, jerking, scratching,
AS found With bed-steads poorly made,
BY such as learn but half the trade
Whose pins. and holes. and points attest
All will compose the clincher's rest,
From Uhenee they rally at dead ofnigtt
And pierce your veins with venom bite.
Ifclsau you wish TO keep your rugs
Your shelves and blankets from The Bisgs.
Come buy OF MS and you shall find
There's nothing like the GiallotiHe.
utwhat's the mode7 come, tell your plans
Wen buy Jour bedstsads to man!
We've bought the PATENT as said to you--
q Called the Peranlbnlatflg ScTeig.
So close they press the bugs together
You'd sell them we'll fCE harness leather
And IL you get Van Doren' price
You'll pay for bedsteads in a triee;
For three and twenty cents together
He says will buy pound Of leather.
But our liquid fadgs is best Of all,
A bottle we give 10 each that call;
Its easily given, easy TO take
Sure to kill and no mistake.
BY pressing gently on the pate
The mouth flies open like gate:
There, drop one dTop--enough is said
And III ensure the creatue'sdead-
Good law! ha massa, what Ounce,
I'd better kill the brute st once,
So easy done just by squeeze,
just do good lady as you please. y
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-24

Mr. Gilbert. one Of the members electfrom
California. writes to the Alta Californian, Of
which he is editor, as follows:
The whole north 10 with us in sentiment
and feeling, but there are few dough-faces
Who would Ike 10 sell ua for political prefer
manA 1haiiave we shall triumph over them
aA The Administration is with.us heart and
soul Mr. King win prove an able ally
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-24

PuaE IRoa PRODUCED DIRECTLY FROM THE
ORE.-We perceive, by statement in the
Newark Daily Advertiser, that Mr.. Alexan-
der Dickerson of that place, has Invented GER
tain improvements in the formation of the
pudding furnace, by which be is enabled to
manufacture non of superior quality, directly
from the ore, by the use of anthracite or btu
minous coal or wood.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-24

The Heirs
TN pu suance of order of said court made in the
above entitled case, shall offer for sale at
tion the 3Ist of August next, between the hours
prescribed by law subject to the life estate of the
widow of said decedent the following described
lands and enements to wit:
The north half of the south-wes quarter of Sec
tion number thirty, township number five, north of
range number fourteen, containing eighty seven
acres in Sandusky county, Ohio.
TERMS SALE.-One third cash in hand. one
third in one year and onethird in two years. with
interest from day Of sale, to be secured by mort
gage on the premises.
DAVID SPOHN,
Administrator of c. B. Spohn, decd.
August 8. 1850. 2l-5
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-24
DENTISTRY.


DR.. L D, PARKER, FRoAI CLEVELAND,
n DESPECTFULLY announces TO the public thai.
II he has permanently located in fremont, for
the purpose of practicing
Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry.
From the ample resources which he has enjoyed,
for acquiring thorough knowledge Of the profess
:on, he feels confident that he shall be able to ggc
satisfaction to all who may desire bis aid in the va
rious branches Of the profession. The pnblle are
assured that the utmost will be taken sorender
his operations both permanent and ueeizi
Artificial Teeth set ON COLI Plate,
in number from single one 10 a dsable aetf. Piv-
OF teeth set in the best manner. Carious teeth hl-
led so as to permanently arrest the decay. Teeth
cleaned in such manner az not TO injure the en-
amel. Teeth extracted with the most approved
instruments.
DR.. PARKER, wishes to be understood that he
is responsible Tor all his operations. Persons Wish
ing Dental Operations are invited 70 call at bis Of
fee, in CaIdwe's Brick Building. over DR.. Cham-
berlin's Office.
Fremont, June 30, is4e-15