Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-12

lieited the protection" of Mr.. Turner Ashby
and his Committee of Twelve.
New YoRK, Dec. 9.
The train which left Pittsburgh at 8
o'clock arrived at Alliance behind time.
The passengers had Just finished supper, and
the train had barely started again, when the
Cleveland train came dashing along at
speed of thirty miles an hour. At that mo-
ment the Pittsburgh train stood across tho
tack at the junction of the two roads, and
the Cleveland train struck between two
cars, throwing them both off the track. It
| is said that the engineer of the Cleveland
train has absconded.
New YoRK, Dec. 9.
The Tribune correspondence from Wash
lingtou of Dec. 9th says the Star announces
an impression that Judge Leeompte Of
Kansas is removed, and Jas. O. Harrison
appointed in his place. learn from high
authority that such is not the fact, that up
to this moment Lecompte was not removed
and the President is waiting the Judges de-
fence which is daily expected. Consider
able excitement prevailed here to-day among
the Southern members of Congress in con-
sequence of the news Of an insurreetion
among the blacks in Southern Kentucky
The latest information is that it was prompt
Ily put down.
CHICAGO, Dec Q.
The message of Gov. Grimes, Of Iowa, IS
brief. On the subject of finances, he says
that the total available revenue is S246,000
the total indebteddess $I28,OO0. He rec
ommends immediate provision for $4,000
State bonds due on the first day Of january.
The Superintendent Of Public Instruction;
having failed to pay the 100000, directed
by the last Legislature, the Governor rec
ommends the appointment of q Commiss-
lion to examine into the affairs Of the De-
partment; also to examine into the affairs
of the Desmonies Improvement Company.
He recommends careful Legislation on the
subject of Municipal and County indebtness.
He says that during the past summer It was
lcurrently reported that the President Of tho
United States had failed to protect the citi-
zens of Kansas, for the reason that no ofic-
ial intelligence of outrages had reached him,
he therefore deemed it his duty to notify
I him of crimes committed against former
: citizens of Iowa, ard demanded the protec-
: ton Of the Federal Government for them,
He submitted a copy of the letter, and de-
sired to reiterate the opinion that it IS tho
duty of the State to protect her former cit
izens, in Kansas, when the Federal Author
I, tiles are unable to render such protection,
: or neglect to afford it.
CIxc1SxATI, Dec. 8.
The train on the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh R. R. ran into the Express train on
the Ohio and Pennsylvania road going west
. at Alliance, O., at Z this evening, killing ten
persons, and injuring several Others. The
following killed as far as ascertained =
: Jacob Reedy of Alliance; in. Mcintyre, do.
: DR.. Smith and Lady, do. ]. Atterhurst,
New Garden, Ohio, VIM. Rithchie, do. N.
: G. Taylor, Philadelphia, John Brooks, New
Jersey.
? CINCINNATI, Dec. Q.
i Second Dispatch. the railroad collis-
ion in Alliance, last evening, one Of the
c passenger cars was thrown into the rotunda
of the depot, and another into the sitting
room of ofSourbeck's hotel, in which several
9 persons were sitting. Both these rooms
J; were torn to pieces, and the inmates either
d killed or wounded; but few persons on the
r cars were injured. Among the wounded
are C. Goats, engineer, NJ. A. Roth, Phila
i Idelphia; w. C. Clellan, conductor; DR.
!, Courtnav. Wheeling; Kavanagh and Lady
q Anna Armour, Columbus, Ind, |. Painter
d of Stark Co. Ohio. Those killed are as re
! ported last night.
ie BosToN, Dec. s.
S. A meeting Of 200 clergymen, including
d every denomination, was held here-to-day
n to hear speech from Eli Thayer, on thS
IS objects of the Emigrant Aid Companies
D. Mr.. Thaver eloquently addressed the meet
N ino for two hours, when the following wa.
P unanimously passed:
Resozred, That this meeting look on th,
TT organization of Emigration to Kansas, a
n Il has now been unfolded to us, as an agenc,
of the most wonderful efficiency in the ex
he pansion of Freedom, Education and the IN
y Istitutions of the Gospel.
y. A. H. Rice was reelected Mayor to-da
ejby about 6,4OO MAJORITY -s-'
o New ORLEANS, Dec. 9.-11 A. N.
a. The agent of the Associated Press, II
- eeived this morning over the national hnt
= a full report of the Liverpool advices BY To
~ ~ Atlantic. The same WAS published her
. one hour before tho steamer reached n
ne LowELI, Dec. 8.
rs n Stephen Mansor, an American RePubli
n q, can was chosen Mayor to day.
,u- COLUMBIA, Dec. g.
3, In the South Carolina Legislature to ds
las Hon. R. F. Alison was elected Governor
ed the State, on the first ballot, and the Ho
he G. Cannon Lieut.. Governor.
ie- MONTREAL, Dec. 10.
Christs Church, the Episcopal Cathedr
ng IN Notre Dame st. was burned this mornn
pes Loss 10000 pounds. Insured 17,O'
pounds. Several adjoining buildings we
: damaged. .---z
-, azy- Jobn Canpbell, son of Hon. Lew