Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10

New. York, Sept Z
1t is reported that Gov. King mas gone
to Albany and will proclaim the County of
call out tho military for the defence of the
Quarantine establishment, md to direct the
authorities 10 build, and order the ATTORNEY
General to prosecute the rioters, and to
sue the county of Richmond for damages.
Affairs at Staten Island are getting very
exciting. The Dastleton Board Of Health
have passed resolutions 10 station force Of
fifty men at the Quarantine gates to pre-
vent any one passing in or out.
Five hundred Of the eth regiment, Ma
tional Guard, have been ordered to Quaran-
tine. No new act Of violence has been at
tempted there Tho work Of erecting tenn
porary hospitals is progressing rapidly,
New York, Sept. 6.
The steam frigate Niagara, says the Her
AIDS Washington correspondent, has been
ordered to proceed Immediately to Charles
ton, to carry back the Africans taken on
the SLAYER Echo. Com. Chauncy will CON-
mand her.
New York, Sept. Z.
A collision between freight and pas
sanger train, occurred ut FishkiIl on the
Hudson River Road this morning. Two
freight cars wcrc demolished, and the Eugi-
neor of the freight train and two passengers
on the other train were killed, aud several
others wounded.
Chateauquc, N. Y, Sept. C.
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While raising the frame of tho Baptist
Church in this village to-day, some timbers
gave way, seriously injuring the following
persons Timothy Bryant, Ed yard Coops,
Mr.. Lcggett, o. F. Burk, Frederick Waugh
an, Victor Trephen. o. F. Belmont, Oscar
Tabor, Jas. Denis, Jas. McAmp, and two
others, whose names, are unknown. Sever
al had their limbs broken, and Mr.. Trcphcn
is not expected to survive.
New Orleans, Sept. 8.
Deaths by yellow fovor Saturday, so.
New Orleans, Aug. 7.
Deaths from yellow fever in 80 hours,
ending yesterday, 100; deaths last week,
| 450.
Dayton, O., Sept G.
,Johu w. Vancleye, an old and eminent
citizen, died in this city to-day of consump-
ton. lie was the first male child born in
Dayton
Dayton, O., Sept I.
Two Young men, sons Of DR.. Ritley, of
this vicinity, in attempting to drive over
the track of tha Dayton and Western Road
this morning, wero run into by tho train.
The younger brother, Louis Ritley, was iu-
stantly killed. Tho other but slightly in
jured.
Cincinnati, Sept. Z.
This morning as train on the Cincinna-
ii, Hamilton and Dayton Road was passing
the Turnpike near Cummingsville, it ran
into carriage containing ID. P. Fesscnden,
his wife, and two nieces. Tho carriage was
shattered to pieces, Mrs. Fessenden, was
killed, and The others thrown to the ground
with great force and severely injured.
Tiffany d Co.. of Now York, paid Ss2,-
900 for so miles of the cable on board the
Niagara, and they are retailing it at l2I
cents per inch. They will realise from it,
il all sold, million and a quarter. A very
handsome speculation
Tho notorious horse Cruiser, which was
tanned by Mr.. Rarey, is performing in cir
Gus.
Tho British government has signi6ed its
willingness TO so amend the charter Of the
} Atlantic Telegraph as to place tho organi
zsiion on footing ofperfect equality as fal
as regards the British and United States
Government,