Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-07-12
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l New YoRK, July 2, 1851.
EDIToH Of the FREEMAN
The steamship, Niagara, sailed from ~.
port, to day. 4 l2 NJ She carried out ! ere..
number of passengers and large amount of
specie.
No nation m the world can now tourh usat
ship-bulding The London Times, whose ha-
tired Of everything American is only equalled
BY its chagrin al our unexampled growth and :.
prosperity has been forced. 4. iasi, to eonisssI
that England is falling behind psin ahe arsof
marine architecture, and is crying at British
naval architects 70 construct something that !,
win compete with the American Ocean Mail i
Steamship. Pacific, the.fastess ocean steamer
aHoat s.,s
In 1914. itis said. there were but seven
ships owned in New York, that we're over l,-I -
locotans burthen Now, we think nothing IF
building steamers Of 3, 600 tuns; and 4 ealing
vessel Of less than 800 tuns, is considered 4
small affair Ut long since. heard al emf
nent ship builderexpses the bsliefthas, in less
than ten years. ships would Be constructed Of
5000 and 5000 TINS, s.IS q 81 s IS ,iss
4 is saidtha the Gar Of Russia feels dn.l
pleasantly towards England for The reason
thatWhen he caused tito be intimated to Lord
Palmerston, that bis only reason for not visit
ing London during The Exhibition. was the
great number Of refugees there prssenthis
Lordship took no notice Of the hint The con-
sequence was, that the Emperor revoked he
passports of the Russians whointended' to visit
the Exhibition. and caused those Who we're
already on theiway, understand thatis iswould
be more agreeable to him. if they tarried in
Paris. Many, however, bad alread reached
London and remained there II seems that
the Russian Government is not in 4 much
1more healthy condition tbuu the other
kingdoms Of Europe
! The Russians 10 London declare that in case
of a European war, the Car could not spareF
dmore troops than he sent to Hungary and
4they say that had Dembinski put himself at
the head of sclayonic movement many Off.
Ecers and regiments would have gone over To-
him en- nsdsse
A branch Of the MiIleriies has established
alchurch in Williamsburg, the members Of
which assemble weekly, and indulge in the
most angular proceedings They believe that {
marriage should be mere temporary arrange.
ment. based upon mutual admiration and the
lpromptings Of the spirit III said that the
majority Ofthe congregation is eompOsedof
women. but that many welI-ltnown male in
habitahts Of Williamsburg are also recognized
followers Of the faith.
The ceremonies of the new @churchg are
! described as intensely absurd. and. ID some
respects. disgusting. The members sing. ran:,
and hop round the room, in a sqdatting posi-
ton; mu:tering some kind Of gibberish which
sounds much like the cKuckling Of hen, but
understood among Themselves as the unknown
tongue. The men crow like barn-door fowls,
occasionally, and make hideous Fand disgust-
ing noises -. s..s. - s.zEss
. The sun has been blazing down upon US,
this week, with dog-day furJ - and mad dogs,
at that There is no way Of escaping from
the oppressive and intoferabie heat Shirt
collars refuse to stand up 10 the mark, their
old friend, Starch, having deserted them
j My slandlord-4a house -builderb BY frade44and
f three of his workmen, were sunstruck on Mon
day last; and two Of the latter have since
died. My landlord informed me- last night,
that afterl0 o'clock, a. NJ; on Monday, near
y all the laberers employed on buildingsin
in the city. had to abandon their posts: not
being able to Withstand the SUMS burning
rays. salS ss7-ssia0
A new ship, called the Viola. lying at the
) Atlantic dock. Brooklyn, fitting for sea; has
for her figure head falIllengta carved image
of female in the new costume. AS speef-
men of artistic skill, it is pronounced fauitless,
by the thousands Of ladies and gentlemen,
who have visited and inspected it
: The advocates Of the Bloomcr costume have
it in contemplation to hold Florol Festival
stthe Tabernacle, eaFly'sin September. A
eommitteeof ladies are now engaged ia mak-
ling the necessary arrangements. Addresses
: viii be delivered by eminent Diyines Physi.
, clans, and Ladies. The ladies will be dress
E ed in the New Costume, and join ID process
sion, at the close OF the meeting.
- Yours Truly,
II 81 PETER WHITE