Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-06
Boston, April 2

Boston, April z.
An arrival at this port brings dates from
Hayti to the l4th Of March
The coffee crop is reported short, and is
selling at $I,15 per 100 lbs.
The impression in Hayti was that the pro-
posed treaty between the United States and
st. Domingo would never in its present
form, receive the sanction of the Dominican
Government
In the House Of Representatives to-day
the resolves for :hhe removal of Judge Lor-
ing we're postponed, and another hearing in
committee would take place.
Washington, April 2.
The steamer San Jacinte lately undergo
ing repairs at the Philadelphia Navy Yard
has been ordered to the West Indies, 10
cruise in the neighborhood of Cuba Com
modore Newton has been detached from the
Gulf squadron TO take command of her.
Hobson & Son, of Richmond, Va, have
brought suit against the Washington d
New Orleans Telegraph Company for $l7,-
600 damages in consequence of an error in
their dispatch. They made sale of 500
bales of cotton and the operator at Mont
gOmery made $4,000.
Baltimore, March 80.
The Isabel arrived at Charleston, bring
ing Havana dates TO Sunday. Much ex-
element prevails at Havana. Don Ramon
Pinto was executed on the 22d inst. To
such pitch has the feeling on the subject
reached, that the Captain General had not
been seen in public since the event. The
body, instead Of being exposed the usual
time, (some twelve hoursl was removed
within three. The indignation eyinced by
the populsce rendering such measures per-
emptorily necessary. This state of affairs
was brought about in consequence Of the
vindictive conduct Of the Captain General.
Some informslity haven taken place on the
trial, the Minister of War refused TO coun-
sign the death warrant, on the ground that
the evidence. convicting Pinto, had emsnst-
ed from one who had served two apprenti-
ceships at the chain gang. The Captain
General, thereupon, convened council Of
four, and, after due consideration, two Of
them declared themselves in favor Of death,
and two for scquitsl. The casting voice
was th,Is left with the Captain General, who
condemned bis former Secretary and friend
to she gmrotte; hence the indignation.
The trial of Estamps and Felix was to
have taken place early this week. CONSUL
Col W Robertson had protested against
their trial, and insisted on their liberation.
The result of the application was not known
when the Isabella sailed.
The French vessel Aregripa, at Havana,
had rescued the crew Of the American brig
Catherine Mary. bound from N. Y. 70 the
Indies, was abandoned at sea in sinking
condition, at Key West.
Chicago, March 81.
A dispatch from Western Missouri. via
St Louis. says that the pro-slavery ticket
on the north SIDE Of Kansas river had L.
600 majority. and that there was no oppo-
stion to the pro-slsvery ticket in Burr Oak
or Atchison precincts.
Syracuse, April 3d.
The cars which left Binghampton at I
O'Clock Yesterday morning, did not reach
this city till I o'clock this morning, having
encountered snow drifts from IL TO Is feet
deep.
Toledo, Aprl2.
The steamer Arrow, Capt. Keith, arrived
here to day from Detroit, being the 6Tst
boat of the season. She reports the lake
clear of ice. She will commence her regu.
lar trips between the two cities.