Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-02
New YoRk. Jan. "a


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NEW YoRk. Jan. 1s.
Two young men named ] :. Anderson
and W. L. Ditnas were arrested yesterday
for passing bill on the Bank oflhe U Mon,
Belfast, Me purporting TO be ten. bat al
tered from genuine 81 About $500 in
good and $40 in spurious bills were found
upon them.
The steamer Massachusetts, was seized
by the authorities. yesterday, on suspicion
that she was about to start on a Gihhus-
teriug expedition against Cuba She bad
cleared for New Orleans via. Mobile
The manifest of her cargo was Of a pacific
! character, bat upon seizing the vessel
large number Of mHskets and other muni-
tons of war. tents, wagons. SO saddles, &c.
DC, were found. She had shipped great
er quantity of water than she usually did.
Offers have been made 10 bond the vessel
and secure her against any illegal voyage,
as well as to discharge the objectionable
part Of her cargo. An investigation is 6rsG
! to be gone into. T
1t is said there is another vessel from
this port. fitted out and intended for sim
liar purpose, aud she is probably arrested
{ by this time. e-s4 s
SECOND DIsPATcH.-The upper cabins
have been removed from the spar deck Of
( the steamship United States, and the deck
is being fitted to receive tvo pivot guns
L is consequently presumed that she be-
longs to the fillibus eriBg party.
The Jersey City Telegraph says there
IS no doubt that Robert Schuyler is, and
has been, ever since he absco6ded. in the
town Of Bergen, Passa,c county, New Jer-
sey. aat
ascl- si f1 Besto5. Jan. %.
There is tremendous snow storm in
the Bay this afternoon. The ship Rich.
mond, hence for New Orleans, is reported
in dangerous situation on The shoals near
Hospital island, and the steamer R I r.
Forbes has gone to her assistance. The
British brig Bloomer, Of Halifax, is fepor-
ted to have gone ashore at Rams Head,
where she will probably goto pieces All
hands were saved.
The snow is succeeded By a heavy rain
this evening. a5r
'e Washington, Jan. g..
Hon. Mr.. Latham OF California, will ad-
dress the Masonic institutions of Maryland,
at Baltimore on the 3Ist
The Star says that private sdVices re-
ceiVed from Havana TO the 2ls: inst, repre-
sent the Cubaus as being highly excited
and joining the revolutionary cause. because
the Cortez refuse to sell the Island to The
United States, and that serious outbreak
is expected.
The Washington Sentinel, this morning
says: "From an intimate acquaintance
and political association with Judge Doug
las we feel justified in stating that he nei-
ther desires nor would receive the nomina-
ton for the next Presidential term.
The Tribune, of the 25th says. the mum.
Der Of beef cattle received in the city last
week was 3,94s. A goodly portion of these
were from the western states, all Of which
have TO pass the home Of the railroad riot
ers about Erie. Pennsylvania.
A drover informed us. yesterday that he
had to stop and feed his cattle with man
near Harbor Greek, who sent his own team.
and hired man and paid him $3.50 day,
to break Up the railroad, solely with the
view Of fleeing the drovers who would be
compelled to stop with him.
1t is the intention Of drovers TO commence
suit for damages. for the detention of cattle,
BY which they have suffered more than
$4,000 As the road was broken at Har.
Dor Greek. By authority of the town, law
yers are Of opinion that the town in It's cor.
po.ate capacity is liable.
Good Beeves sold yesterday at prices
equal to 10. IO4 and lie per pound, for
the beef in quarters.
RT The Detroit Fres Press Of Sunday
announces the death of Mrs Al
ExANDER NEwBoULD, which occurred on
morning, in very sudden and
affective manner. She had been i'll but
two or three days, and was not regarded
BY her physician. on Friday night, as in q
critical condition. Her husband was watch.
ing with her, and, at about 2 O'Clock A. ",
observed that she had, as he supposed,
fallen into quiet sleep. Occupying q sofa
IN the room, he visited her bedside three
or four times during the remainder of the
hight, at each time finding her apparently
sleeping. The last visit was at about 8
,'clock, when noticing slight trace of
blood upon her cheek. be put bis hand upon
Ter forehead aud found it cold Upon fur
her examination, the truth was too evident
hat she was rigid in death. She had ex-
,ired some hours previously. Mrs. NEw-
,oULD was daughter of Ausr1N Wales
esq, and sister of E. A. Wales, Esq, Of
he Advertiser.
The steamship Glasgow left New York
n Friday, the 10Th, carrying among her
O3 passengers the poor lunatic who has
CURED as the 'Angel Gabriel" as the ship
Eft the dock, he blew a blast from the
shouted three times to the spec
ators, and left America, we hope for ever.