Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-05
From the New York Evening Post.
Foreign Items.

The women of France have always played
part in her crisis; Josephine tempered the
energy of Bonaparte, and the Queen of Louis
Philippe threw refined and religious air
over his mean and sordid sway.
Some seals have been brought 10 England
by an Australian steamer. They recognize
the persons who were kind TO them on their
voyage, and would even answer the call OF
their master.
Victor Cousin has published very inter-
esting historical work, called Jeunesse de
Madame de Longuevie.
| The etiquette of the court Of the Emperor
has caused an enormous demond for elegant
and expensive dresses, both for ladies' and
gentlemen.
Paper money is about to be Withdrawn
| from circulation in Rome.
| Military preparations are making with &C.
! tivity in the War department in Vienna
The English merchants are chartcring
Dutch and French ships for Australia.
The temperature of Maeeira, in January
and February, is rarely lower than sixty de-
grees.
Some English writer suggests that the peo-
pie Of Great Britain should all wear blue, 10
honor of the Duke of Wellington, it having
been his favorite color. Some one suggests
that the gentleman who proposes this must
be operating in indigo.
Fanny Kembe is about to return to the U
States.
Mr.. j. Norton has invented machine, that
he calls an Indicator of Numbers and Distan.
ces. and which is approved by the London So
cicty of Arts. 1t will tell the number of per
sons passing through door, or travelling in
an omnibus, and in this case the distance pass
ed over also II is easily adjusted, and is pro
nounced to be infable in its results. Oui
omnibus proprietors will no doubt look into
this matter forthwith.
A new work, by W. McCann, Esq, is out
called 1.-TWO Thousand Miles Ride in the Ar.
gentine Republic"
The number Of emigrants who sailed du
ring the last year from various ports of Grea
Britain, was 1000 per day.
A German gentleman, Mr.. Vogel, is about
to proceed to Western Africa, to join the ex
pedition Of Drs. Barth and Overweg, as bota
mist and astronomer.
More pianists are coming to the U. States
among them is Herr Jockel, pupil of Men
delssohn, and very superior performer
What do we wan, Of foreigners. with such
native as Gottschalk?
Nine. CASTELAR,, after having been for
time in Portugal, is about to return to th'
Royal Italian Opera London.
A Monsieur Ravel is playing at the Sain
James Theatre in French pieces.
Louis Napoleon is building pleasure zach
to be called the Refine Hortense. and is to b.
commanded by son of the late Marshall Ex
celmans.
The fat OK used at the carnival in Pari
this year was called Uncle Tom, and has tw
attendants Shelby and ST. C}ale.
Land has risen in value near the site of tn
Crystal Palace, at Sydenham. from $40o t
$25o0 an acre.
We see announced the death of Count I
Potock an influential Pole. He is a brothe
of the celebrated Stanisaus Potocki. who's
talents and influence were sought by Napc
leon when he medtated the resuscitaton c
the kingdom of Poland.
The conductors and engine drivers on En-
g'ish railways are put in communication b
the means Of electricity.
Steam engines for agricultural purpose
J have increased ten fold, in the last two year
in EnglOnd.