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

ST. LoUTs, Nov. IA.
Tho Lecompton correspondent Of the
Republican says that the Convention ad.
journed on tho 7th. A provisional govern.
ment with Gen. Calhoun as Governor, was
formed to 60 into operation immediately
The Convention passed separate clause
sanctioning slavery, which is the only sec
ton that will be submitted to tho people.
1t is thought to be the design to get tho
constitution accepted by Congress prior to
the assembling of the Territorial Legisa-
ture. Walker has been appealed to call an
extra session to meet the contingency
Tho apportionment Of the State provides
for forty-five Representatives and fifteen
Senators. The Schedule provides for elec-
ton 2lst December, to ratify or reject the
Constitution. Voting to be by ballot, and
and votes cast to be endorsed "Constitution
with Slavery" and "Consttution without
Slavery" Also election to bo held first
Monday in January next, for State and
Congress ,ional tickets.
The Lawrence correspondent of the Demo
crat asserts that Walker brought from Wash
ington manuscript copy of the Kansas Con-
H.
ted. He also says no Free State mon will
vote on the 25th Dec.
CmcAGo, Nov. I3.
The Schooner Traveller reports seeing
large Schooner foundered forty miles from
here on Sunday, but was unable to rcndcr
any assistance. Grew lost
WAcurN-croN- Noy 1e
There is little, if any doubt, that the
treaty long since proposed between the U. |
5. and Nicaragua was signed to-day at the
State Department by Mr.. Cass and Sonor
Yrisarri. The transit route is to be protect
cd by United States troops in the event of
Nicaragua being unable to do so in conse-
qucnce Of foreign invasion, civil instruction,
or other domestic causes, but with the re-
turn of peace they are to be Withdrawn
1t is further said that free post is guaran-
tced at each end of the line. 1t protects
no company by namo, but provides for the
protection of any company having an cxis-
ting valid title, to be recognized by Nicar-
aqua, which recognizes the obligations of 4
this treaty. The government of Nicar-
aqua has, through its minister, signified to
the United States that the only company
having such valid grant is the American
Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company,
created by Nicaragua, Sept. 22d, lS49.- \
The charter of which was amended on the
10th of June last and approved by the
Government Of Nicaragua in July last
Yrissari will be formally presented to tho
President tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II.
Advices have been received from Col. |
Alexander substantially confirming all the
reports in the late newspapers respecting
the destruction of the trains by the Nor
mons.
Brigham Young has issued a proclama-
ton to the U. S. troops dcfying the Gov
ernment, and consolidating his people in
the most determined form, ordering the
troops to keep out of Utah. He says that
if they wish to remain till spring they may
do 50, provided they give up their arms and
Col. Alexander, in reply, stated to Young
that tho troops were there by order of the
President, and would be disposed of as the
commanding General thought proper.
MOBILE, Nov. 16.
Gen. Walkers emigrants sailed to-day
for Grcytown. The Fashion" was loaded
heavily, and obtained clearing as Grey
town packet.
New YORK, Nov. II.
The Tribune's Washington correspondent
says the Cabinet will consider tomorrow
the propriety of thorough investigation
'f the conduct of the officials in permitting G
lhc escape of Gen. Walkers expedition, af-
er its publicity.
A purpose is expressed in some quarters 6
'f removing those found guilty.