Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23
Boston Feh 1n


Adjutant General Stone was arrested in
Worcester, on Saturday afternoon, Cor tres
pass in breaking open the armory Of the
Jackson Guards, one Of The disbanded COM
pAnies which refused 20 surrender their
arms and equipments TO the State. He
was allowed to return TO Boston without
bail. in order to consult with the command.
er-iu-chief r-r~~
The U. S, Frigate Santee was launched
al Portsmouth navy yard, Saturday after.
noon. Her armament will consist Of SO
guns, including three e4 Founders u
Washington, Feb. IL
SENATE-Mr. Cass said be should revive
bis Clarendon bill tomorrow.
Mr.. Wade asked the consideration of The
resolution respecting Custom Houses and
Post Offices in Northern Ohio.
Mr.. Seward presented petition from
merchants and ship owners in favor of the
passage of the Passenger Law.
Mr.. Wheeler presented a petition ofship
owners and others. Of New Jersey. in favor
Of the Passenger Law.
HoUsE-The Speaker announced ths.
the first business in order was the Presf.
dents Veto Message. Mr.. Bailey wished
the consideration postponed. Mr.. Orr urg-
ed immediate RctioD.
After some debate the question was sta
ted, "Shall the French Spoliation bill pass,
the Presidents objections to the contrary
notwithstanding ?" and under the previous
question was decided in tie negatiVe-yeas
SO, nays ll3.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole upon the Civil and Diplomatic
bill Mr. Sellers offered an amendment to
the VETO Message, which the Speaker de.
cided 10 be out Of order. The Speakers
decision was sustained by the House.
After considerable discussion the House
adjourned.
Washington, Feb. 10.
The Secretary Of the Navy has directed
Commanders Engle and Gardiner to select
propellers 10 be sent on the expedition iu
search Of DIR. Kane.
The American Organ" this afternoon
publishes letter from Senator Wilson. Of
Mass, in answer TO questions propounded
BY the editor Of that paper. He says that
be fully recognises the doctrine Of State
rights in its application 10 slavery; that be
does not entertain the opinion that Congress
has any power TO interfere with slavery as
L exists under State laws, and that the
American organization in Massachusetts
does not embrace slavery as among the OBJ.
jects for the regulation Of which it was
formed.
Baltimore, Feb, Is.
New Orleans papers Of Tuesday last con.
tain further details Of the advices from
Mexico OF the 9Th inst
Shocks of earthquakes we're experienced
on the LIST and ID inst Considerable dam
age done in the city Of Mexico
Government had thought necessary tc
have the public buildings examined.
The revolutionary party evidently
gaining strength. Hm
The Tumor is credited that perman mt
government has been formed at Acapulco,
with Gen. Alvarez at its head. The revo-
lutionists at Tehuantapec had declared in
favor Of Alvarez. Il was reported that the
government troops had sustained signal
defeat at Chipancingo. Their general
Bahamurds, was taken prisoner and shot
Il was also reported that considerable
force Of The reYolutionists had been defeat.
ed al zahartsn.
The Memo publishes dispatches an.
nouncing that Co.unels Francisco and Ian
chez had routed the forces under Gen. An.
tonia Diaz lie Salgado on the 22d ultimo
at Jaquelpa, and on the 24th the forces un'
der HuesLa and PubsiLa, consisting Of more
than / 800 men, compelling them to retire
before him, leaving behind them on the field
upwards Of so dead, with their arms anC
horses.
A proposition has been made the Gov
srnment 10 carry the mails between Vers
Cruz sad Mexico in 4s hours, and to estab
Iish daily communication.
Baltimore, Feb 90.
The breaking up Of the ice did consider
able damage At Wheeling. The steambOa
AdeIia was sunk, and 3 number of othel
boats more or less injured.
New Orleans. Feb. 10.
The steamship Black Warrior has arriv.
ed al this port with HsTanna dates to the
18th.
Great excitement still prevails. and new
militia companies were being formed.
The whole Island has been declared in 9
state Of siegs. and all the portsin state Of
blockade.
A proclamation had been issued order,
ing the enlistment Of all volunteers between
the ages Of ls and so who were capable O.
bearing arms.
A military commission hsd been created
for the eastern part Of the Island.
1t was reported tina. Gen. Concha, hat
sent 10 Porto Rico for more troops.
The British Ship-of-the-line Boscawer
bad left HAVANA, and the war-stesmer Ne
da was engaged in conveying troops.
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