Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16

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the authorities intend despatching vessel
after him.
No steamer at Halifax or Sandy Hook
Weather mild and pleasant
New York, March g.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Journal of Commerce says Col Kinney has
resigned his commission as Captain Gen
sral of the Central American Colonization
Company. Mr.. johnson, temporary Presi-
dent has also resigned. and ex-senator
Cooper was appointed with full powers.
Il is understood that the model Of the
new Collins steamer to supply the Arctic,s
place, has been agreed on. She is 10 be
3l5 feet long-40 feet more than The pres
snt steamers, and the power and capacity
Of der engines so per cent better than
those of any American steamer nfoat She
is expected 10 cross from portt port in nine
days.
Mayor Wood being satisfied that the
passengers by the Sandman frigate Des
Gsays are not convicts, has notified the
Sardian Consul that they are free to land.
The Mayor, al the same time addressed
rebuke to other European Governments,
who sre inlhe habit Of shipping their con-
Yicts and psupers to our shores.
A proclamation has been issued BY the
Mayor offering a reward of $500 for the
arrest and conviction Of Lewis Baker, who
is believed to have discharged the shot
which caused the death of Pool.
New York, March H.
The funeral Of VIM. Pool. to-day, far sur
passed any thing Of the kind in this city for
years The procession extended about
three miles-consisting Of citizens on foot
from six to ten sbrest, and nearly 100 car
riages. Broadway was lined BY dense
mass of people and every standing place or
advantageous spot was taken. The excite
mens and feeling, before and after the
funeral, was intense. The procession was
headed by Dodsworth's full band of so
musicians. The various Chaplsins of the
"Uuited Americans" were oat in full force
The weather was propitous and everything
seemed 10 make this one of the grandsst
and most imposing professions ever wit
messed The Coffin was shrouded in the
American flag and the last words Of the de-
ceased-"I die true American, ,"-sppesr-
ed in large bold letters on the hearse. The
remains were taken to Greenwood for inter
meht.
New York, March II.
Councilman Kurrigau, of the sixth ward.
and Policeman Lyman, we're arrested to-
day and committed on a charge of aiding
Baker, who murdered Poole, in making mis-
escape.
~ Washington, March o.
~ Adyices from Mexico to Feb. OH. rep
resent Santa Anna as daily losing, and
Alvarez gaining ground. il is said that
the former holds several steamers ready TO
receive Inn Oh the approach OF the RcSola-
liunisls. Santa Anna has sent Nhat be
I could of the 81 100000 from the u. S..
out Of the county together with all his
valuables, and has sold $3.000.oOO yet to
be payed 10 Mexico by the q. ;.
Some change in the management of the
Kinney Expedition has been made, but Its
destination iemaing the same The rumor
that Jefferson DAVIS wiz presently or uiti-
malely receive the sPpoinsment of Briga-
der General Of the regiment is untrue.
- Among the important bills introduced
at the close Of Congress was bill to re-
peal the neutrality laws. by Senator Brown,
Of Miss. He proposed lo-Fepeal such sec
lion of the laws as restrsiued our citizens
from giving aid to the people of Cuba.
Ex Gov. Brown said the Spanish in Gu
ba, have insulted our n,g; imprisoned our
people; searched our ships; Plllaged our
mails, and yet government does no. move,
Under the circumstances, he's for letting slip
the dogs Of var in ;he shape of filibusters
Philadelphia, March To-
The steam frigate Susquebanua, from
The Pacific arrived al our Navy Yard this
morning.
The Susquehanns is last from Rio jan
eric, which port she left Ilth Feb. She
has sailed 81 ,037 miles since she left this
this port on the goth Dec. 1850.
- H Ogdensburgh March 0.
- Two persons OF this city, formerly stage
divers have been committed By the I. 5.
Commissioner. in default Of $4,000 bail
in each sas~. charged Ritb roo'1ns the
mail, ra e-l1 Il