Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14
(luj. New YorK CorreSvORdence.

Oui. New York Correspondence
Good -Eews and Much Gold from Calyornsz
ArritudI oftte Washiigtos from Europe,
Illte reet;ng Foreign Items CGufaon to
Gat-Keepers. Love and AstrOEogy. Dreod-
fsI Fire The NesO Costume. american
Products at the Worlds Fair A Mons
stsr Bell. dc, DC
NEW YoRK, June 10, 1851.
EDITOR OF THE Freeman N:-Tbe Steamship,
North America, arrived here on Monday night
from chagres, with 400 passenger, and $780,
600, in specie and gold dust; and, yesterday,
the Empire City arrived from the same place,
bringing $50 passengers, and nearly $1,000
600, on freight. The Empire City made the
trip, from Chagres to this port, in less than
nine days. The news from California is very
encouraging; the miners are doing as well. if
not better, than ever; and it is confidently ex-
pected that the yield Of "dust" viii, this sea-
son, surpass that of any previous summer.
The Steamship, Washington, arrived here,
on Monday afternoon, from Bremen and Lon
don. with four days later adYices from Eu-
rope. S
The Washington brought across nearly 200
passengers. and $50 tons of freight, consigned
principally to New York merchants. One
firm alonethat of L. o. Wilson 4 Co, of Court
landt St, paid, it is said, over $4,000, as du-
ties on goods imported by, it. as
The Washington brought no news of much
interest; but, of such as il is, ! append you a
brief synopsis:
The favorite American Steamer, Pacific,
has made the most rapid Eastern passage ev-
er known. having effected the run. from this
port to Liverpool, in days, 10 hours, and IS
minutes.-So says the London Times
The Liverpool Cotton Market was looking
up, and sales were brisk, at the time of the
Washington's departure
The Crystal Palace is daily as crowded as
ever; and upwards of fifteen thousand dollars
are daily received as entrance money.-The
Queen gave Grand State Ball, on the 9th
ult; several American Officers were present
Louis Napoleon is making strenuous efforts
to stay in Office; but the Legitimisss continue
to exhibit determined opposition to the Pres
idents,-The unfortunate Kossuth, and five
other patriots. are excluded fromthe operation
of the Amnesty Treaty, recently concluded at
Constantinople, 4sr'
The British Steamship. Africa, sailed from this
port, at noon, to-day, with nearly two hundred
passengers.
Last Sunday night, an old lady. residing in
Union Square, was found dying in the nost
excruciating agony. Il appears, that the de-
ceased was in the habit of remaining alone il
the house, every Sabbath evening. during the
absence of the rest of the family, and servants
at church. On the above evening. the old la.
dy had been sitting some hours, as usual ,alone
in a parlor in the rear of the building, wheI
huge, strange cat leapt through an oper
window into the apartment, and, springing a
the oldlady's throat, bit several pieces com
pletely out of her face and neck. Her criel
brought the neighbors to her assistance; ant
the services of one of our most eminent medi
cal men were instantly secured, but the wounds
of the sufferer were of so serious nature
that she died within four hours after the trag
ic occurrence This event has created consid
era5le excitement in Old -Maiddom. Cats ar,
at a discount. .f ,4.es.s
A fellow protesting to be an Astrologer
lately caused the lunacy Of a young and love
! ly girl, of one Of the richest families in ''up
pertendom," BY falsely stating that her lover
who is. at present, residing at Venice. wa
dead The impostor has been arrested.
don't believe. however, that they can do any
thing with him.
The tide of Emigration to this port still con
tinues unabated. S1s3 emigrants arrived
here, yesterday; of whom, 915 came in on
vessel, the Constellation.
As l was passing down Mulberry St Thurs
day morning. about 10 o'clock A. NJ, a FIR,
broke out in a small stable, behind the prem
ises No. 65. In short time, the flames ex
tended to the rear of the Public School, il
Bayard ST. near orange,taking on its way, sew
eral frame buildings. thelower stories of whicl
were occupied as carpenters. coffin makers
and gilder's shops. while the upper storie
were let out for dwellings to mechanics ant
laborers.
The amount of property lost was compare
lively inconsiderable for New York FIRE. bu
Iit was most seriously felt by the poor falnilie
who were the losers.
The FIRE is said to have originated from tn
tricks of some little children, who were play
ling with friction matches, in the livery stable
where the fire broke out &
Hon. Daniel Webster arrived in this city, O
: Thursday, from Albany. and started for Wash
ington, the next morning. Many Of his friend