Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-05
Ieicgfapbic 1tehs.
Washington, June l

Ieicgfaphic items.
Washington, June l.
The Government has received no Of
fetal account of tho Ohio fugitive slave
case. The Secretary of the interior has re-
piled to the U. S. Mafshal by telegraph as
follows:
"Consult the District Attorney, and exc
cute the law. The President expects you to
do your duty, and he will do his"
Major McCulloch, who is here, has been
again rendered the Govenorship of Utah.
| A court martial has been convened in
Texas, which found Major Giles, Comman-
der at Fort Brown, guilty of the charge of
conduct to the prejudice of good order and
military discipline by drunkenness, and SEN
fenced him to be dismissed from tho service {;
but taking into consideration infrmity of
age and forty years honorable services, the
President has, on recommendation of the
Court, mtigated the sentence to suspension
from the ranks and pay for one year.
Washington, June 2.
Gen. Scott, with the appropriation of the
President, has just ordered that the two
companies of dragons move from Fort
Randall to Fort Leavenworth. Three COM
panies I'd infantry are to occupy Fort Smell
ing, and one Fort Ridgely. The 5th regi-
ment are to be replaced in Florida by voIun-
teers to proceed to Jefferson Barracks, and
there await orders.
Tho 10th Infantry is ordered to Fort
Leavenworth, eight companies at once, and
the two at Fort Smelling and Ridgely soon
as relieved by companies, and the second
, made with the least possible delay. Militia
, ry orders were sent by telegraph both to
r New York and Leavenworth
New York, May 80.
Louis Grelet, one of the French railroad
swindlers was sent on board the Arago to.
: day, under the writ of extradition on a war.
= rant from Secretary Cass. He made stout
resistance, and was knocked down by Mar.
shal Rynders. He was finally placed on
board tug which proceeded to the Mar
rows and placed him on board the steamer
The body Of the murdered woman OF
Newburg, has been identified as the wife OF
Thos. Brown, a negro belonging to Lowell,
and formerly residing in Boston. Her maid
en- name was Ashbelt, and she was native
of New Brunswick. Brown is in the custody
of the Coroner at Newburg.
+, New York, June 2.
q Tho steamer Philadelphia sailed to-day
q for Havana and New Orleans, with nearly
! 100000 in specie.
! The Express train on the Erie Railroad
ran off the track this morning near Addison
; DR.. VIM. Peck of Cincinnati, was killed in
stantly and other passengers severely in
, jured. Engine and cars smashed.
Albany, June 1.
Tho canal is in good order its entire
length. No boats from Buffalo passed
Q Rochester Saturday.
n Philadelphia, June 2.
: Tho freight train which left here early
It this morning for New York was plunged
: into Rancocas Creek by the draw bridge a
: that place being open. The train was go
# ing slow at the time. Tho engineer anc
5 others on the train jumped off in time t.
It save themselves. The passenger trail
e from New York was detained two hours b,
d the accident, having to return to Buringto
+ and take the other track. The leaving G
d the drawbridge open is supposed to hav
= been by design.
S Boston, June l.
;. Gov. Gardiner has declined to romov
a Judge Loring in conformity with the al
!, dress of the Massachusetts Legislature.
y New Orleans, June /.
Walker left on the Woodford, this evenin
> for Washington via Louisville by advice {
= Soulc, who arrived yesterday.
" At the Municipal election to-day no oppc
. sition was made to the American ticket.
The steamer Galveston from Berricks Ba
- brings late Texas news.
:, The steamer louisiana was burned in th
= bay ofgalveston on the morning of the Sls
Z" eleven certainly lost, among whom is CAY
tain Bainbridge U. s. army, 81 are missing
The Galveston saved 25.
St. Louis, June q
!" The Leavenworth Herald of the 3ot
n learns from Williams who left Salt LaE
Id April Is, that great excitement existt
he there. Young was engaged driving o.
d. the gentiles. Judge Stile, the U. S. Ma
lis shal and the Surveyor General with the
lis families together with large number
ut Iemigrants had left the territory.
m Louisville, June 2.
Ut E. B. Bartlett, President of the Nation
ne Council callod the Convention to order at
ne o'clock. In absence Of Secretary, Blant'
Ut Duncan Of KY, was appointed secreta
pro tom. The following Committo on CT
ne dentials was appointed: J. G. Ware, Obi
,s- w. w. Dannenhowcr, H.; F. Schley, MAJ
ne Hand; G. NJ. Heillegaa. Mo-; A. Baldw
nd Conn; A. M. G. Smith. N. Y; w.
'ty Switzer, Mo. Adjourned to g.. p, M.
81 Cincinnati, June 2.
he The habeas corpus issued by Judge LIE
rill att, was obeyed, and the prisoners VIC
en brought to this city for trial.
81 The examination commenced yesterli
ors Case adjourned till to-day week, to all
lis the production of the afidavits by eitl
. a party. 1t is probable the prisoners will
TX discharged by Judge Leyiatt, but this W
n not prevent their indictment by the Ora
.w. Jury of Clark county, and thcir arrest
! IS trial.
The city is crowded with strangers I
10 hotels arc overhowing. Grand prepa
hal tions are being made for tho celebration
,rs. morrow.
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