Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-11

OVhHo W eoWh, unu fcceNo 0nQ dlscnarge
their cargoes at Mr.. Kessler's dock. Tbs
steamer Island Queen on Monday dischare
cd her freight on the bank above the shir
yard. The schooner Gen. HINT loaded
with corn and slaves above the ship-yard
and the steamer Fremont came to Kosslcr's
dock, where boats will continue to STOP
L. while this stage of wator continues,
]. Work is progressing rapidly on npthe Ere
mont d Indiana Railroad. The cars will
be running in short time.
! McCulLocH has got his Soda Fountain
in operation, and we know of no more whole
some beverage these hot days than his de-
licious cream soda wator--cold as an old
bachelors heart aud don't intoxicato.
We see that tho Republicans, with great
unanimnity, throughout tho whole State
arc calling their County Conventions TO be
held on the Sd of July next, to appoint
delegates to the State Convention. Let
the Republicans Of Saudusky county bear
this in mind.
The Vice President has ordered the
drinking room of the Senate TO be closed,
as the potations of Senators retarls and in
terrupts public business. Had this order
been given at the commencement of the
session, VIC think public business would have
progressed better and faster
The Steamship America from Liverpool
arrived in Now York on the I'd instant had
on board four Of the telcgrapbic staff of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company, On route for
Newfoundland, to get everything ready at
Trinity Bay for landing the cable. The
success or failure of this enterprise will soon
be announced.
AT the municipal election in Washing
ton on Monday, Berret, an administration
democrat was elected Mayor by 57l ma
jority. The councilnen, aldermen and AS
SCISSORS, with but one exception are admins
tration democrats and anti-knownothings.
There was much excitement, some fighting
and bloodshed. Mounted police were kept
on duty.
HORSE DRoSwED.-Mr. EDWARD LEWIS
lost good horse on Monday afternoon by
his backing into the river. lie was attach
cd to buggy and the water being much
swollen and current strong he could not get
out.
The Masonic fraternity, Of Norwalk, are
making preparations for good time on the
oath of June. The address will undoubt-
edly will be an intellectual treat. See no.
tice in another column.
1t is rumored that tho Hon. Charles
Sumner will not return TO the Senate, and
that Gov. Banks will be chosen as his sue
cessor.
SUPREME JUDGE.-The State Journalof
the lst says:
We understand that the. name of Hon.
r. P. Spaulding, of Cuyahoga, will be pre-
scntod to the Republican Convention as n
candidate for Supreme Judge.
The General Assembly of tho Prcsbytc-
rnn Church at its session in Chicago, were
on Thursday, the Sd d,inst., with citizens Of
Chicago to the number of some three hun
dred, invited to take FREQ ride on the
Rock Island Railroad to view the Father of
Waters. After proceeding somc sixty miles
the track settled down, in consequence Of
the great amount of rain, smashing the cars
up some. The passengers were terribly
frightened but no ono seriously hurt. On
board were "grayo and gay" the General
Assembly delegates and eparty bound for
ball. The Chicago Press says;
e"The passengers in the interim of wait
ing for train, to proceed on their journey,
seemingly by very general consent assem-
bled at prayer meeting at which Rev. DR..
Grdley presided, and remarks and prayers
were made by Rows. Hoyt, Spencer, Can
field, Lucas and others. Says our cores
pondent, "Neyer did Old Hundred, and
| 1N'Nn VI oONuu SWcctl1 ludU
when they told tho prairie our gratitude TO
God for his deiyerance from peril.'g "a
The artesian we'll in tho State House
yard at Columbus, on Monday last, WIS
1874 feet deep. Tho work still progresses.
The North British Review for May has
como to hand. The contents are--The
Philosophy Of History; Prot. Owens Works
Gothic Architecture; Present and Future
The Scottish Universities; Defects and Rem
edies; Lieut.. Maury's Geography Of the
Sea; Parliamentary Government and Rep
resentation The Collected Works of Du-
gald Stuart; Patristic Theology and its
Apologists; Rife Practice; Poems of Gov
entry Patmore Terms SO per year
Leonard Scott d. Co., 70 Fulton St., N. Y.
A monumental obclisk is being erected
on the New Orleans battle ground. The
foundation is completed. A latc Now Or
leans paper says: r,,.
The obelisk to DO entirely Of white marble and 5t
feet in height II Is to have inner stairway running
up through the entire shaft. There is material OF
ground for the erection oabou sixty feet which viii
be put info form within the next three months.
Eg- Our ncighbor the Democrat is