Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-20

justice in Canada, if it was fashionable ia
do so on this side of the line, we think
there would be less crime:
u London. c. W., Nov. H.
sssory note and passed the same thereby cfadin The
dsco9nter has been sentenced to four years imprson-
mont In the penitcntary.
j. F. Manly station master on the Great Western Rail-
way Tor wrongly allowing Express train pass there
by causing collision has been found guiltv Int in con-
sequence oi numerous and respectable signed petitions
was fined only $50.
DR.. Jas. J. Curtis, the first American ply
sician to practice homeopathy in this coun-
try, committed suicide in New York city on
Friday last.
P. T Barnum is in Cleveland this week,
attending court.
TRIAL OF GIDsoN POSTPONED GRIM
inal cases against VIM. H. Gibson, late
Treasurer of State, have been continued at
; Columbus until the next term of Court
He gave bail as before, and for the same
amount The civil suit is set for trial in
December.
Mrs. l.. Il. DEMTNG sang to large audi
ence at Birchard Hall on Friday evening
last. The absence of Mr.. DODGE, was a
great disappointment, as the greater por-
tion were there to hear him, instead of Mrs.
DEMING.
BRAyE.-Dio rather than work at rcduc-
wages is the motto of tho hungry men of
Philadelphia. Let them go hungry then.
A MoDEL.-The following charge was
given to jury in Huron county, at the late
session of Common Pleas, by Judge TAY-
LoR, as a model for brevity and correct in
struction to a Jury, cannot be excellod:
"GENrLBMES OF THE JrRY:-You have heard the evil
dence in this case If on examination OF YOU find the
while he had former wife still living will bring in
verdict of guilty fno your verdict viii be mot guilty.
In fifteen minutes the jury returned a YER
dict of 'guilty," and the Judge sentenced
him to four years labor in the penitentiary.
OSCAR MIrcHELL is Honorary Secretary
Of the CosmopolitanArt Association for 80.
Next Thursday Thanksgiving day, there
will be preaching at all the churches in Ere
mont, at the usual hour Of morning worship.
The Legislature of La, on Saturday last
elected j. P. Henderson and J. w. Hemp-
hill to the U. S. Senate.
A great fire occurred in Lockport, N. Y,
on Monday. Loss 100000. Several per-
sons seriously injured. Fire supposed to bo
the work of an incendiary.
BY the City Of Washington, from Liv-
erpool, intelligence is brought of the death
of Gen. Cayigniac, his funeral occurred at
Paris on the 3lst.
In attempting to launce the Great East
ern, formally christened the "Levethian,"
she was moved six feet by the bow, when
one of the powerful purchase chains broke,
the launch is postponed for one month
The British have succeeded in capturing
Delhi. Tho orders were to giue no quart
ers, except to women and children; and the
horrors of the last sacking of the doomed
city, when written, will add another revolt
ing page in the history of war and blood
she'd
Jas. Morrison, one of the wealthiest mer-
chants of London is dead. Estate valued
at f4,ooo,ooo sterling.
The City of Washington brought about
$4,000 in specie.
The New York Commercial says the Lon
don Insurance Company paid Messrs. Wells,
Fargo & Co., $l5o,OoO, the amount of in
surance on their specie lost on the Central
America, within three hours after the noti-
fication of the loss.
Eg- The following item wo clip from the
Sabbath Recorder. The reader will re-
member that according to tho profession Of
this government its citizens are to enjoy lib
erty Of conscience, free speech, and free
press. Let us see what we arc coming to
in fact; or, in other words if while the pro-
fession of this government is as mild as a
lamb, it does not already in some portions
of it, speak like dragoon. Rev. xiii.
To the Editors of The Sabbath Reeordar:
DEAR SRs-I have been notified to examine your paper
and find contrary to the Law Of this State to hand Il
out Of Office You had better discontinue the paper
Your subscribers here Rev Samuel D. Davis and r
Bond shall retain your paper and not hand It out ofmy
: Office. NJ W RAIL- p N
Janelew, Lewis CO., Va, Aug. 18th 1857.
The National Era, upon receipt Of the
0 official returns of Ohio, says:
, "The friends of Mr.. Chase have reason
, to bo proud of this victory. Two yean
b ago, they could hardly secure his nomina
0 ton; this year he could not escape it,
y Two years ago, his enemies said that the
y ticket carried him; this year it is admitted
that he carried the ticket. e