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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-29

A Coon MovE.-In the House Of Rep
on Tuesday last, on motion Of
Mr.. Bridges, the Judiciary Committee was
instructed to inquire into the expediency Of
restraining, by law, the landing of pauper
emigrants in the United States. and to re-
port by bill or otherwise as early as posi-
Bile,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-29

Ey In our paper to-day will be found
an excellent article on the Naturalization
Law, written by one Of our citizens. The
probability of the Law being altered by
Congress this winter. makes it subject in
which all should feel interested. We hope
our friend will often favor us with articles
from bis pen.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-29

SANDUsKY BAY BRIDGED.-The Super
intendent Of the c. & T. Railroad put train
Of cars on the Northern Division from San
dusky to Por; Clinton, on Tuesday last
The arrangement lasts only during this
week, we believe.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-29
wood, woods!

TtHOSE Of our subscribers that desire 10 pay
i their subscription by bringing us WOOD,
are informed that Il would be very aeccp,ble at
this time. Bring II right along. Don't ono
wait for his neghbor, if YOU do, in the mean
time we may freeze. Auv quantity Of the
above article will be thankfully received at the
Journal Office.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-29

ANEExATIoN OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Journal Of Commerce contra
diets the rumor that the English and
French ministers have made a protest
against the annexation Of the Sandwich Isl
ands. There has been correspondence
between them and Mr. Marcy in relation To
this subject, but it is supposed that their
communication was merely an inquiry in
relation TO the intentions Of the United
States. AS the interference Of the British
Consul at Honolulu to defeat the treaty
was doubtless authorized by bis govern
ment, protest may perhaps be expected
but in the present state Of Europe, neither
England nor France would think Of making
forcible resistance. There will be grea
difference of opinion among ourselves re
specting the expedieDcy of this measure
which will probably excite a warm discus
sion in Congress.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-29

The State Journal Of the 22d says. q
thief who had stolen 81 800. was arrested
on the cars at Newark yesterday. He star
ted from Bellair in the morning on the train.
but the telegraph described bin so accura-
tly to the sheriff that be had no difficulty in
identifying him.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-29

A new bridge lately erected across the
Thames in London. G. W., and known as
Victoria Bridge. fell into the river the other
day. and ia now useless
Each Of the ten-inch shells thrown by the
Allies, 10 the siege Of SeVas,opol, costs. i is
snid. fS5 about $50!
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-29
Notice.

TINE co.partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween JOHN MASTlN and ISAAC Nj.
keller, was this day dsolved; JoHS MAsTIS
ha wing sold his entire interest in the JoUnSAL
OrrIcx to Isaac NJ. KELLER, who will settle all
accounts Of the firm to this date.
JOHN MASTIN,
ISAAC NJ. keller.
Journol Ont,e Dec | 1854
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-29

0rThe fine sleighing, which we an-
nOunced last week. has disappeared and NO
have soft coat Of mother earth" instead.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-29

New I ork, Dec. 70.
The George Law. from Aspinwall ar
rived Monday P. NJ, with one million and
half in treasure.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-29

The cold here is intense. Thermome-
ter this morning is 22 degrees below zero.
In Rui land. at sunrise this morning. the
Thermometer stood ls degrees below zs-
rO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-18
4 WARNING.

Delay not harbor not Ia mind that fools, ph
osophy that dn's will get well Of ITSELF you
II with cersin medicines Tor dollars Beware how you
per with your general welfare.
We Wild and vicious youths, wig will persist dosing
the fV ndHs1fHg compounds daily preferred thereby impair
ms appetite and Digestion destroying you mentally q,
well as physically, when be with
SAINT medieincs1
We Takes Of and condition. why will ye and
pine and drag out miserable existence unatsd for the snto
Hentsnd even ordinary rss Of lief are thus an
noyed and wish TO be restored health vgor by
at once pleasant and eua shoad DR. MOHRIs III.
success In chronic dd has been that other
physician Of his day Many who been for years
with disease Consequences resulting excess have been
restored 10 health and Hgo under his really scientific
should personal interview be Questionable state your
In wrng-eneloSe Ave dOlars-Address Or. W. NJ HoRRIs
through the Post once Nashville Tenn package Of med
olnes securely put up will Le privately and with dispatch
full directions thereEi1h and no questions det>d.
Persons living ats distance, and smoied With scrofaia
GERS letter Cancers Piles Rsiuia In Anc Gravel Structures
Goes disease whatever Of aggravated malignant
character, be cured home By consulting NORRIS b
letter, post paid enclosing Fee. Medicine, pleasant
safe, can be sent per mall 10 part Of e United States
Particular attention given io ,he treatment ofmalc complaints
Ladies may seted with Irregularities Abus
whites Pyospus Uisra Falling Of the womb would do vel
TO lay asde all false dssay repy consul, The DOelor
Cures tdrrdntdi
f Omoo once Cedar street near the Po,
Once. Room, No II, up stairs. ocSq-d1y
HtLovER sEED&0 bushels prime new eiop TSosyias io
~ 'tIeby uaiS BACON RSsKRRyIIL
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sing such ndcrcct curiosity, which made the affair re-
scmbe cock gh the seconds of tho Duke OF Alba con-
scuted however, to tho Americans remaining on the
ground Tho two advcrsarics took their ground. and
crossed swords Mr.. Souc continually intorruptng,
aud be demanded several times cessation, which was
granted TO him. At last the witnesses declared that tho
duel ought tcrmipate and that they would only allow
i've minutes Mr. Soue, jun, was slightly wound
ed and he then promised on his word OF honor TO con-
sdct the facts recounted in the English papers aud
letter be published to that effect in the jour
mails OF England and America. He also pledged himself to
burn presence Of tho Witnesses the letter he had re-
ceived from the Duke Of Alba. Thus terminated this
affair These the fist two acts OF the drama VIC re-
count, for tho third, aud most Important. After the
events just related Mr. Soue, (he Minscr wrote to
the Marquis dc Turgo the French Ambassador an angry
letter informing him that not the Duke OF Alba and his
have fought but he Soule who ought
TO avcrge the honour of his wife, attacked by the pleasan
tries which the Ambassador Of France permitted himself
to indulge in The Marquis de Turgot accepted the eha!
lenge addressed him. His seconds were Lord Ho~den
the English Ambassador and General Caller, at present
at Madrid third combat, the consequence OF the two
FIRST also expected to take place between Mr. Perry
the secretary of the United States legation and the French
Consul at Santander."
The same paper says, in another part
"Thc preceding article composed, when our letters
from Madrid brought tho deoueemi which we expected
Aware Of what passing the Spanish Government took
to the combat Thetwo adversares in
order cvade the taken against them chang
cd the day of the meeting which took place Saturday
the lth The seconds OF Mr. Soule General Valdes
known for his opinions, but who is reat ion
the General Valdez well known in Madrid), NJ. Ga
mindo and NJ. Picon Of the editors Of the CldmOr.-
The pistol was the weapon. Two shots were exchanged
Mr. Soulc not HIT NJ de Tdrgot fell His adversarys
ball hit him in the leg abou. three inches above the
knee The wound serious; but yet It is hoped that
the life Of Ambassador will not be endangered. The
whole of the Spanish nobility all of honour in Mad
rid have left their the house Of II. lie Turgotr
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nou.s Of Extraordinarily.

With the exception ola few bills reported by standing
committees the entire day consumed in arguing the
amendment Of Mr. Deane in favor Of the wide gauge for
the Covngton aud Ohio railroad
Mr.. Staples, Of Montgomery, addressed the House in
favor of the amendment in a speech OF considerable
LENGTH to which will aude folly in our report of
the proceedings to appear tomorrow. The vote upon
the amendment which taken by yeas aud nays result.
ed in favor Of the arnendment-52. Against il ~.
An amendment offered by Mr. Anderson, substituting
SS0Oo00O the appropriation the Covugson and Ohio
railroad instead Of 100000 proposed by the orgi
nal bill. And amendment by Mr.. VERIFY, substituting
100000, the to be appropriated Is made
the special order for today at half past ~ o'clock
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fSsd Rs1,,% s
on %sdn at9f Sss s
me day also, ON Thursday morning. until The
After which
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also whether The eye stand, promptly for
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n. n ,. Richmond, Virginia, January II, 1854.
,s Ds, .,;S l.syns applied eh December
% a o soa sDs o.
suffering and the opDon Of ri SEo T exam.
Sa s I'd
S,sn S 10 o,h arrest the " had for days.
a. The time spilled to could endure light, my
SO unnamed and swollen that could not them
neSpte,oe grauheaion since the Art application
cups, have not suffered I'VE minutes pain
have since written friends
Balls concert without the slightest Icsrrt
that have not language proper manner the
m,"i your discovery have been under your
niue over two weeks and have the afflicted
have shared with yse IN the great blessings your
tem and skill In treating
eye aud such has been The uniformity relief that Esald Glad
induce all who suffering with in their
eyes, To consult possible
by your treatment and at least chances they viii
BE- relieved. - - 49, '
As had the Kindness case cure no pay
enclose you $780, which will be uneauyocai evidence
cerity and latitude. - "
reside In Sussex county refer my broihernaw COL
Diard OF that county, and Col ]. 8. Gillian, proprietor Of
the Boinsbreot Hotel Petersburg. Va also, W. Weaver
fq representative OF ureenyie and
e multitude OF gentlemen this hotel who
my eyes the morning after my arrival.
. Respectfully, your obedent servant,
jalS-2t en-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-18
Lecture Of Rev. Nj, s,m.on. on Fsyp,.

The Lecture Of this gentleman, Monday night, on
Egypt was listened to with great interest aud profit by
respectable audience lie has himself visited and care
fully examined the country He Is we'll provided with
maps diagrams, relics and ourosities for illustrating hi.
Lectures His manner Of lecturing is plain, sprghtly aud
instructive HE lectures must prove equally interesting
to the statesman the Of science and the curious
most Of ALL they will delight the readers Of the Scriptures
as they shed light on many obscure texts and furnish
striking proofs Of the authenticity Of the books Of Moses
Mono who hear these Lectures will regret having done 80
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with view TO closing the Swedish ports and eventually
the Baltic ITSELF against English and French vessels. The
Ssedcs gallant people, stoutly opposed the nu
of Russ which has already robbed them Of Finland
and Is pressing Into t5 service by land aud
sea- men whose ioreiaers served In tho ranks OF Gusta
vus Adolphus and Charles MI. To them and to tho
Danes the maintenance Of neutrality aud independence
Of vital interest but fthat becomes mpossible their
existence as recmen depends the Of their
ancient alliance with the maritime Powers. Tho king OF
Sweden recognised in his speech from the throne the inn
portance OF defending tho independence Of tho country
and trust that he will not be,ray to Russian
IL these effects already beginning manifest them
selves In Europe the policy Is pursued with equal
activity In ASIA and there obviously directed against
tho interests of tho British empire Persia has fallen
der the yoke aud tho troops which followed the
dard Of tho Sophia to be led by Russian general
against tho Turks, and to display in provinces already
"Orthodox Greek faith" In Afghaui.tan we hear of
renewal OF tho intrgucs oflsSs with which had to
contend when first encountered the hostility OF Russia
In Central ASIA aud tho distant expedition Khya
Is reported to be renewed
IL We place these facts IN the scale and weigh them
against the Russian that the Emperor Mich.
oas ready 20 treat for peace, all such declarations
will stand for very little. aud must look other
mode Of arriving ut the termination of this dispute The
course to be pursued by tho Maritime Powers Is now
clear and and are on the
way TO Constantinople which will cause the decided
measures now agreed upon to be carried into mnedi
ate effect
From the London Chronicle Dec o.
In our latest edition of yesterday published the i'm.
porant fact that orders leave Msrsees this ay for the
French Admiral to conue tho Russian cet to SebastopoL
Similar instructions have been issued own naval
ioces and IL only remains to be whether Russia will
submit To the vigorous which has been rendered
necessary by her violent aud fahess proce
the Emperor Nicholas acquiesces in the temporary ex
esion OF his ees from the Black Sea; doubt will
LIST US TO his desire for peace, and In that
look forward with confidence tho early ermins-
ton OF hosties. IT, the contrary the mission of the
Meets should he followed by declaration Of war; nothing
VIII remain but to render the conflict short and deci
sivc as possible
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NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE.
[From ihe london Times, Doc. 20.

from Inc bonuon Inmes, DEC wi
The intelligence which we anticipated yesterday has
been received in distinct form, and learn
that the 18th inst, the Great Turkish Council
yoked aud that after full discussion Il was agreed that
the collective Of the four powers should be aeeepted
The Turkish Government, therefore, consents name
penpolentiery To proceed TO neutral capital not
being Vienna for peace. accepts tic declsrA
ton OF the four powcra that the evacuation Of the Prnoi
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~ MoTngus, nnKAsr CLorus-rh,,

more to prevent Rising Breasts
relief 10 psn in the breasts of nursing mother arising from
cold or other than thing world
day they be without the discomfort TO tie NO.
Their, and procured during period OF nursng
whenever di1assable symptom hardness or Inclination
from exhibits ITSELF they guaranteed to give relief
and In instance prevent Rising Breast There thou
sands who suffer dS during the period Of nursing Directions
for using these Cloths accompany them
They are 10 sale exclusively by ADIF d GRAY
no22 LTaIn street RirbmonJ Xi,sini.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. at the residence Of Mr.. Anderson
hughes, In the county OF fiu,rns. 10y the Rev. Mt.
Shougb, AIT. SAMUEL CRAWFORD. OF Dsnvilc. w.,
aud Miss JULIA ANN PERKINS, OF Bowicsynie, Va.
On "Wednesday, the 18th inst, by the Rev j. Spencer
Mr. JAS. NJ. HARRISON to Miss SALLlE RAGLAND,
daughter Of William Ragland, Esq. all Of Buckingham
county.
On Thursday, tho 2ail day OF December 1885, at Bry
otaed, Elzabeth City Co., the residence OF ID. r. Lee
ESQ, by Elder III. II. wynnc, Mr.. THOMAS A. MOSS
OF Yorktown, and Miss LUCY r. GILLIAN OF said
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-18
tn See the certificate ofNr. Hasscnburg, attached to
Dr. Brainerd's Advertisement

MISSISSIPPI SESAToR-Rr.Govenor ALBERT g. BEowN
has been elected Senator IN Congress by the Legislature
Of Mississippi for the term Of six years from the fourth Of
March last The election took place on the 18th instant
inc vote was, for A. c. Brown 76 votes, H. s. Poote
%, w. l. shatkoy T. aud 10 scattering M BnowS lad
Of course, previously received the nomination of caucus
OF the Democratic members Of the legislature
IHfeHigcueer.
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For the Wing,
Ce,:ag,on and Ohio railroad.

T'I'HNVNN, jan. II, 1901.
DSiR siR: knowing that you, as one of the members
OF the late Board of Public Works. called ON to de-
eide the Western terminus Of that great State improve
ment the Covngton and Ohio rsrold-that YOU had with
all the reports and other documents before YOU and after
hearing lengthy discussion Of the subject given it the
tho value Of the improvement and its branches to the
State, better than yourself hope you will pardon me for
asking your views at length the subject of the road
and its two originally contemplated ono 10
Sandy, and the other to Point Pleasant Also what
port you would be willing give this road and branch.
es, were yon member Of the General Assembly with
q shict regard to the best interest OF tho Common
wealth
Your reply the above at your earliest convenience
will be thankfully received by your friend
JOHN HALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-18

t8-Tbc Fairmonl yirginan informs us that the Con.
yoDtion, which assembled Nanngton on Thursday last
nominated Col Josiah Boyer Of Tyler as the Democratic
candidate for the Senate from that district
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-18
Slgns Of War.

We copy several leading articles from late numbers
Of the London Times that readers may judge for
themselves Of the probabilities of general war
from the Of the organ Of the British Ministry.
That tone seems to us decidedly warlkc; and yet it
may be- US is conectured by some merely assumed 20
bully Russia. There's no doubt that England would
embark in u with great reluctance. Besides the
scarcity Of breadstufs she has commercial interests
in every quarter Of the world that would be seriously
affected by hostities. The Gar knew this, and
has presumed upon it. England has been procrasti>
mating aud negotiating, with the hope of patching
up the differences between Turkey and Russia. The
C1.r has amused England with the idea that he was
very DESTROYS OF peace and that her efforts in that
behalf would be crowned with success. In the
meantime he was advancing his forces to the Dan
ube and to the'east and making every preparation
for war for achieving the results Of victory without
battle Whatever the Times may say to the contra
nv however it may laud the moderation Of England
and France il isclear to all the world that these pow
ershaye been very eiectually bubbed by his Czarshp
They bepin at last to see themselves the imposition
that has been practiced upon them. We think they
have lost immensely by their delay. They have
thereby enabled the Car to establish himself OH the
left bank of the Danube, and TO reap Al" the fruits
Of a brilliant campaign, almost without serious
6oht They are iu worse condition than they were
- :; ,,h o,r,ro, ,os;,;,,,
SIX moh'hs ago, anu III 10 !" '''''' f0.''''.
While the Times itself speaks OF war as imni>
-, I'D snac,,,,as on tho alliances that NAV be
"' s -; r.. a.,
formed bY the opposing partles' we ho'iee uia' 's
correspondents suggesting the best plan for open
ing the next campaign.
T. 30 ;ss,o Of ,ho o7,b n.c wa find tho f,,owiny.
N.,,I IVA,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.
r.,,t,r to minister's and to dipom,,i.,s The other
,..-,n or ,be Eastern question shall eon6pe myself 70
,s;h h,vs veil considered and which is intimate,
connected with our maritime supremacy All good men
mus, wish for peace but it Is now more than doubtful
whether that wish will be gratihed Arguing, therefore,
on me o r,ncs and Ernayd IVUT So
TO those of Russia il is well calmly TO consider how
plete may most speedily be obtained Until the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-18

"a The discussion of the gauge question coutin-
ued yesterday in the House of Delegates. Mr. Staples OF
Montgomery made very able speech in favor of the wide
gauge, aud responded to by Mr.. Fowler of Louisa
The previous question then applied under somewhat
peculiar circumstances, and Mr.. Deanes amendment
rejected by vote OF ayes 81, nays II.
Weregard this very injurious to the best inter
csts the State and still hope will be reversed in the
Senate fit becomes law, it spreads the free soil
nearly half the State, and brings northern influence
the hanks of James river Il may be- that by produ
cling dissenson among the friends Of Internal Improve
mensit may prevent the passage of any bill for inter
nal improvements by the present Legislature and posi-
bly, may have been supported with that view by the
-nternal improvement party. Better that result than
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liz rnE SENATE YESTERDAY the resolution ofMr OLD,
concerning the instructions be given 10y the Board
Public Works officers Of internal Improvement compa
MES against receiving shnps.es again taken up,
discussed and adopted by as follows
AYEs-McsSrs. Amber, Arthur, Brawner, Brlxton,
Buswell Campbell, Catlett Deneae, Douglass Funston
Grantham Harris Jones ayne, Logan, Martin NcDear.
mon, Moncure Old, If, Parker, Randolph Roger Shack
elford, Steenod, Stuart, TOzewel and Thampson-2T.
NoEs-Mcssrs Baldwin, Creigh Hall, Irving, johnson,
AcHhennv, Mckinney, Aullin, SAUNDERS Tate Thomas,
Turner ~ ldc, JIG, Ward, White insioE and Witcher
III.
The further consideration of the bill for approprs
ton the extension OF the Orange aud Alexandria Rail.
road from Gordonsyie Lynchburg up as the or
der Of the day, and, motion of Mr. FUSsTEs laid
upon the table The departure Of some of the members
of the Senate for Alexandria a committee to examine
into the affairs Of the Bank the Old Dominion was Civ
en- as a reason for this move.
The Clerk then proceeded with the reading Of bills
the calender All bills containing appropriations were
la id upon the table The following passed bill
10 amend establishing the Virginia B.ae Stock
Bsks bill to amend the 23d section of chapter 81 OF the
Code Of Virginia. provide for the yacang Of the
Office Of Surveyor Of road when such Surveyor shall
beyond the limits of the county and bill author-
zng the construction of another track by the Virginia
Central Railroad Company from point their road
east OF Charlottesville to Richmond The latter bill was
passed by a vote Of nyes so, noes 8.