Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-06-11

Nv notions about life, says Southey, are
much the same as they are OF travelling
there is great deal of amusement on the
road, bu, after all one wants to be at rest
The Gardiner Case progresses but slowly.
There is no knowing when it will terminate
The Connecticut Legislature assembled on
the 4th inst
The Massachusetts, Constitutional Conven-
tion met on Wednesday last. The Wings in
Caucus nominated G. N Briggs as President;
the Locofocos and Free Soilers, nominated
Hon. N. P. Banks.
The Steam Ship Arabia sailed for Liver
pool on the 4th, with 100 passengers and
$2ol.3oo in specie.
The barque Nimrod sailed on the 1st inst,
for Australia with 200 passengers.
There are now in California about % 900
Chinamen; and the capital invested and own
ed by Chinese in the state, is 81 100000.
The Barque Lady Suffolk on the 2Sult,
landed 600 slaves at APPOINT near Matawza.
t. l.. Hill. the inventor of 'Hilletypeing',
has discovered new method of silverlng
glass 1t is thought that it will be Of great
practical value In the manufacture of mirrors.
Horace MANN expects shortly to become
"a permanent resident of the state of Ohio
He has accepted the presidency Of Antioch
College, of Yellow Spring, in Green county.
Forest CITY.
WASHINGTON, June 6.
GARDINER left for New Mexico on Saturday
1T is said he takes ont with him instructions
to call, in case of necessity, on the Governor
of Texas for an adequate force to repe Mex-
can invnsions of the disputed territory.
1t is said that Capt. MokDEclI of the U.
S. Engineers, has been dispatched to Mexico,
to keep the GARDINER mines, if they can be
found. He went out in the Firen, which
left New York a-few days since for Tampco.
Com INGLE has been ordered to the steam
er Princeton, which vessel will take out Mr..
SoULE to Spain. He will return in the San
Jacinto, which has been ordered home.
SCHENECTADY, June 8.
Twostudents of the senior class of Union
College, Rev. IRA s. WArKIN, of Chester, Vt,
aged 80, and E. CLARKE, of Ovid, Seneca Co.,
were drowned by the ups citing OF a boat on
the Mohawk River.
HARTFORD, June 8.
The Bible Convention broke up in a row
Hast night about / O'Clock, without passing
any of the various resolutions discussed.
The chairman announced that the Conven-
ton would meet again soon in some other
part of New England.
r.lifnrnia News
New ORLEANS, June "a P. M.
The steiner Daniel Webster, from San Ju uan,
had arrived bringing San Francisco dates to
The 10th of May.
The Daniel Webster connected with the
steamer Sierra Nevada.
The Promethcus sailed from San Juan for
New York, May Slst with 45o passengers.
The San Francisco papers are only to l 9th,
and our dispatches are meagre. The mining
accounts are Of favorable character The
Sonora Herald records many luckey discove-
ries Of large Jumps, and also some new dig
gings on the river, where Jumps valued at
from $500 to 5000 had been taken out
TROUBLE IN THE CANp.-The Argus (hun-
kerr and Atlas free soil) are grumbling over
the spoils They abuse the Administration
for giving all the rich Offices to one section Of
the party. Is this the beginning of the end ?
Vermont s. Banner.)
The railroad conspirators," who were such
terror in Michigan couple of years ago are
again at their pranks.