Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17
Cargo OF slaves Landing I'm Georgia.

The Republican of this morning says that
the Yacht Wanderer, positively landed AZ
ricans near Brunswick. Joseph Ganahl,
the District Attorney arrived on Saturday,
with three men, believed to be implicated.
Their names are Juan b. Trajesta, n. A.
Brown and Miguel Agino or Ragnet, hail
ing from Now Orleans. Ganahl refused to
take bail for their appearance at court, and
the prisoners were lodged in Jail on charge
of piracy. Mr.. Ganahl is using oyery exer-
ton TO obtain evidence and has sent to
Brunswick to elicit information. The exam
inaiion will probably take place on Thurs
day. A tug was dispatched to Brunswick
to tow the Wanderer to Savannah, but the
ship master aboard refused to give her up.
1t is reported that the Collector of Darien
states that the Wanderer has no appear
ances of having slaves on board. The Re-
publican says-it is rumored that the -Afri-
cans wero landed at Jckyl Islands; and that
the steamer which leaves Savannah, took
so and conveyed them past Savannah to
the river plantations, and from thence they
were scattered through the country. The
cargo Is said TO have consisted of $50 ne
groes. Tho Wanderer halls frem st. He
lena and IS without regular papers.
Albany, Dec IL.
Tho resignation of the Hon. John Kelly,
N. C., was fled to day at tho Office of the
Secretary Of State. 1t is to take effect
Dec. 25.
Pittsburg, Dec. IL.
jacob, convicted of the murder Of bis
wife, Is sentenced to be hung, and Kelley
ono Of Wiseman's homicidcs is sentenced
to psnitentiary for eight years and nine
months.
Boston, Dec. II.
Con. Dana ths Citizens candidate was
elected Mayor of Charleston yesterday
Theodore Otis, American and Republican,
was chosen Mayor of Roxbuy.
ST. Louis, Dec. 13.
Passengers By the Overland Nail state
that 50 great was the rush for seats that the
applicants adopted the course of deciding
by lot who should take passage. There
were upwards of 100 applications mads for
the trip, and as high as 500 premium Of
fcred for seats.
Gov. Mcdary with his family have arriv-
Cd, ,enrouts for Kansas 10 assume the Govern
orship OF the Territory.
The Pacific Telegraph line was this day
completed TO Lexington Mo-, 300 miles west
of St. Louis. 1t will be extended and in
Operation to Kansas Cily this week. Tariff
go and from St. Louis
New York, Doc. IA letter from Val
entia November 2lst, states that the large
shore end Of the Atlantic Gable was laid on
tho previous Friday. Five miles were laid
and il is believed that If the seven milo.
still at Greenwich had been added TO II tbs
result would have been satisfactory. Aftsl
passing the spot where the shore end ter
minated sorno Of the men in their anxiety
10 continue the undermining Of small cablC
discovered kiDk where the conducting
wire was exposed to tho water. Tho de
feefive part was cut out and the under-run
ming discontinued, though it Is probable
that other defects Of the kind would have
beea discovered. The cable WAS not TASTED
after the shore end had been attached, no
was there anybody at VaIentia capable O
doing it.
The Philadelphia press Of this mornin:
SAYS the Spanish Minister called upon Gen
Cass yesterday afternoon and announeeC
10 him that Spain has declared war agains
Mexico.
New York, Dec. II.
The Jury IN the Caneemi case, last even
ing, brought in verdict Of manslanghte
in the first degree.
Rochester, Dee. I3.
Fnteen prisoners escaped from the jail II
this city last night, among whom IS Manly
Locke, who killed Benjamin Starr in Oct
1857. They eut of FIVE iron bars With 1
saw made Of watch sPring and let them,
lseiE~s down in she Genesee river with th.
rope with which Ira Stout vas hung. The,
uadsd some ffseeE rods 10 reach the land
None are reeaPtared IS yet
New Orleans, Dect IL.
Senator Doag,as lsft here dis morniug.oI
the s. s. Black Warrior. en- route for Wash
iingtOn- HsE escorted 70 the steamer b
fhs MayoE asd q number Of citizens A a
iuls of a huadned gsns Was frsd and theE'