Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-22
New York. Sent. |!

Samuel +. Nicholas Esq, editor of the
"Sunday Mercury" while attempting to
get on one of the 32d Avenue Cars, last
evening, fell under the wheel and had one
of his legs crushed. He was taken TO his
home where his !eg was amputated. He
died this morning.
The Africa will carry away over 81, ,ooo,-
600 in specie
The Yorktown arrived to-day from Lon
don. She lost 20 passengers from Cholera.
Rev. DR.. Wainwright has had relapse
and now lies in critical condition.
The detention Of the Atlantic was caus-
ed by one of the severest hurricanes ever
experinced, in one whole day she did not
gain mile. Her engine though worked
beautifully all the time. She has sustaine
some 81 ght injury She sustains the rcpu-
tation of being the staunchest vessel on the
line.
The fraudulent issues in the New H..
ven Company, have been traced to their
present pc SCISSORS.
Mas iugton Sept l6.
The report Of !. treaty having been re-
ccived from the Sandwich Islands is entire
~ correct; it i now lI ing in the State De-
partment awp ding the action Of our Govern
ment.
New Yok, Sept lG
The Steamer Baltic sailed, at noon to-
day, for liverpool, with 100 passengers
and $l,G5O,ooO, This is the largest amount
Of specie slipped for sume time past.
Col Samuel Medary will deliver the Ag-
ricul;u al Address, at the Seneca County
Fair To be held near the City of Tilin on
the 4lh, 9th, and 6 h Of Octobrr. Tifn
lirs North of Columbus about 80 mil by
railroad. and is said 10 be quite Il pleasant
liltle place.
MAINE Everything is An'i-Nebraska :.
1t is terrible overthrow to the Admins
tration. A despatch TO the Boston Post
says. 1t is the worst defeat ever experienced
ia the State" No doubt Of it. Other Lo
cofoco States will soon be compelled 70
make the same admission. The people be
gin to think it limc to kill off the knavcs
and demsgogues and to look afics their
cwn business.
EF-Tbe Slave democracy of the SenC-
ca District were compelled to throw over
board +. w. Greene who voted for the Ne
braska fraud. They however, endorsed
bis vote, and approved the repeal Of the
compromise. }. 5. Plants was nominated
on the fifth ballot. 1t is a strong Locofoco
district, but we trust the ANU Nebraska
men will defeat him.
CoNaREssMEN ELECT, Five States have
held their Congressional elections recently
Arkansas has elected A. B. Greenwood. a
member of Congress. and Albert Rust
Both Democratic.
Iowa, James Thornington and Rufus l..
B. Cla,k, both Anti-Nebraska Whigc.
Maine, Ebenezer Knowlton and James
A. Miiken, Anti Nebraska Democrats, and
John NJ. Wood. John J. Perry, Samuel P.
Benson and Israel Washburn, Anti-Nebras-
la Wings
Missouri, John S. Phelps, Democratic. re-
elected, and Luther NJ. Kenneit. Gilchrist
Porter, James J. Lndley, John G, Miller,
Mordecai Oliver. and Samuel Caruthers,
Wings.
Vermont. James Teacham, Justice S.
Morrill,, and Alvah Sabin, Anti Nebraska
Wings
AS VIII DC seen, ulleeH Vi .He aOONe arc
Wings, and five Democrats The present
Representatives of these Districts gave
thirteen votes for the Nebraska bill and
seven against it. The new Representatives
stand only eight to twelve against it.
Saadusky Register.
New Orleans, Sept. l6.
BY an arrival from Mexico we learn that
the sentence against the prisoners, captur-
ed by the Mexicans. for being concerned in
the Guyamas expedition, have commuted,
by the Mexican Government. to imprison-
ment for 10 years. The officers of the ex-
pedition including Count Boulbon, are to
be shot