Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-02
New York Jan. 27.

The steamship Hermann sailed at noon
for Southampton and Bremen, with thirty
Eve passengers and $22,745 in specie.
The Washington correspondent of the
Courier and Enquirer telegraphs from re-
liable authority that if the Kinney expedi-
ton attempts 70 depart it will be stopped
by the interference Of the government. A
proclamation will be issued declaring it TO
be a military organization for the invasion
Of . friendly state.
The steamship Northern Light sailed
this afternoon with large number of Cali
tOrnia passengers.
New York, Jan. 20.
The Journal Of Commerce says that a
conference on the Tariff question. was held
on Saturday, in Washington, by Messrs.
Houston, Ames, Guthrie, and Edmonds,
and project was agreed upon.
Washington, Jan %.
Adviees from California say that Maj
Hammond, to whom DR.. GWinn entrusted
the management Of his reelection TO the
u. s. Senate turns up as candidate him
self
Washington, Jan. %.
Col. Kinney has written letter TO the
Union, denying the reports as to the 6lli-
clustering character Of his Central American
Expedition, and says the affairs Of the ex-
pedilion are progressing satisfactorily, and
that success is certain.
Washington, Jan. 30.
The Star says the British Minister has
sent orders TO the squadron in the Carrib-
can Sea, not to allow the Kinney Expedi-
ton to land on any portion Of Central Am
erica.
Dudley Mason is spoken of as Minister
to Paris.
Washington, Jan. 80.
Il is said that Lieut.. Hunter has been
dismissed from service, for leaving the Bra
sa squadron without leave.
Buffalo, Jan. 80.
The engine house and machine shop of
the Buffalo and Brantford road. a! Fort
Erie, were entirely destoyed by FIRE this
morning, between the hours Of one and
three O'Clock. There we're Eve locomotives
in the engine house. Owing to a very
heavy snow storm, preventing all ossing
tue river into Canada, by means Of boats,
i. was not in the power Of our department
10 render assistance. As the buildings
stood apart none others were burned. The
loss is not less than s6o,OO0; and may be
more, depending Oh the extent of damages
10 the locomotives. which were not insured.
The buildings were partially insured. The
FIRE originated in the oil room.
Milwaukce, Jan 20.
The Supreme Court of this State Wis
consinl has issued writ of habeas corpus
in the case of S. NJ. Booth and J. Rycraft.
They were accompanied, this morning, by
procession of two thousand citizens and
band Of music, to the R R. Depot, on their
way TO Madison, for hearing before the
Supreme Court
Troy. Jan. 29.
The contract for the completion Of the
Troy Il Greenfield Railroad. including the
Hoosic Tunnel. was concluded at Boston
on the 2fth. z w. Sorrell d Go. are the
contractors, and the terms Of the contract
are such as to insure the two million loan to
the Company. by the State OF Massaohu'
setts.
Portland, Me-, Jan. 20.
The morning train from this city for Bath,
ran off the track, Just beyond Penobscot
river, in Falmouth The engine was
thrown down an embankmentinto stream,
carrying with it the Engineer and Fireman,
both of whom we're killed. The passengers
escaped unhurL