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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

Cuba, Hern. from Mobile.
Cumberland, Dorret from Nashville.
II ID Newcomb, SPOTS. from Louisville.
A W Baker, ureg, from st Marinsvle
Gov Powell Ashby, from JeHersonl
Laurel Hill, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Col 7 II Jndson, Harrison, from Grenada.
Suntower. Ross. IRON Bayou MACON.
l. Kenneth. Russell. from ST Louis
Arkansaw Smith, from Fort Smith.
Madison, HuOple, from Cincinnati.
Music. Streck from I.afourche.
DIR Bateys Dueas from Lockport.
r W Adams, Graei from Grand Lake.
VIM Bagaey. shmot, from Mo5ile--Lake end
Jefferson Railroad.
Towboat Ocean, Chapman from the Passes-owed down
10Th inst, ships Clifton Belle and Galena-broughi
up ship Hpuensa and schooner Ed Barnard.
Towboai Charles Chambers from Passestowed down
and 10Th ins ships Liberty, Realm and
Maisoa-eame mp Eight
Towboai Conqueror brown from the down light
brought up ships Terrell, Escort and brig Reeurso.
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Mexico Lawless from Indanola and Galveston
10 Harris. Morgan &cO-ist dist
Ship Escort Bryant from Hayre February 3d. ballast
p Whitney ScO-ls dist.
Ship Tirre Hyer from Antwerp February 10Th in ballast to
Whitney kco-3d dist
Ship Hortensa Halfway from Have February 18Th bal
last, 10 Pertet--3d dist as
Spanish Brig Recourse segunea Cali days from Havana in
ballast 10 PUG, Mir 6co--2i dist %
sehr Nd barnard slime days frou Brazos Santiago to
Phelps-2d dist II. -.'-'...
srhr Pet Blackney days from Tampa Bay to master
Basin.
schr Jenne Creole. Parent, from oovington-Basin.
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9s@ WrItans stluutp gtlarhtt.
cnssoss5 osrIcs, No. 70 g, Camp stree; ,s,s

Wednesday Evening" April IA, 1853.
General depression seemed 10 command to-day In the paper
mones MARKET dunsss ruled supreme. In
tic exchange there acyy and veness In foreign
exchange the eatnrea did attend transactions There
small Of negotiated At the rate Of H.
and IL There dmauon in The amount
Of unemployed money The line Of deposits with the banks
hold up WELL notwithstanding thousands Of temporary residents
departing weekly taking with them Of less
money.
now Though accounts Memphis Of last Thursday
Friday, report rap decline In hs water yet the telegraph
reports another the way from the upper Mississippi
vii for that reach here With good weather
and proper the evee hope DO spared the record
ing 81 any
The Liverpool Of the sst u stsgger
parties here we'll they might for 10 the face Of low stocks
with steady demand for consumption. the Liverpool market
to be ina need BY mysterious dodge which will
probably expau itself heeAer yet under the heavy decline
from four weeks Of "a In Liverpool this market holds
with Remarkable hsmness It Is extremely doubtful whether
Great Britain viii is0oOO bales Of the crop OF 1851
The Exchange market to-day been, regards
Norheru fands pretty active. We the sales Of
round Of sixty days sight New * "a ~
and TX discount Some Havana drafts New
York serday and to-day Ia sixty
days sight In other grade there
~ discount thirty days sight IL q ~ discount days
sight at discount sight AL u discount and 49, Banks e
aug checks the counter dscountunder moderate
demand only. Sterling rather quiet Bills with shipping do
some drawers holding at lD y. There very e
remit y 0ssl drafts ios1s "a
100 Thersis little doing in francs. We quote good
sax q 5sO and prime 5lsal "a 5i2, best Of names
The stock market hAt-yea fiat founder The most
roaring bull could hardly give any vitality have no
desire self and those who have money better in the
paper market
We the sse Of small parcels OF louisiana State
BAak IN All IS shares l4s9< In Bonds there Of
1900 cy Consolidated s4. The is sale public for
The NewYok money market from appearances to
be well supplied Of interest a per cent per
call oan and q for discounts. The banks
that city enlarged their sphere BY taking paper having
three and four There has great
loans ad discounts last November when the total
sssoooo0 Al the last ruun say the sd nst they
09oO, sho~ing increase Of SIS 100000 in lille
four months time. This under dali and
Of business look favorable. PROFESSIONALLY the banks
hase loaned large stocks which only medium
value suppose the millions gold called Tor
forsxeertation Europe, Will Wall eTment
Competing ie position Of the banks Of the city Of New York
and New Orleans the l4h Of lash
weekly reinros ind the variations to DO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15
Atbism Of tbt sILarAGts.
rHuRspAY MoRxINe. Aptll Is

THURSDAY MORNING, April 10
COTTON But buyers entered the market yesterday
and mostly with offers below the views Of factors The sales
confined bales in several small lots at rregu
lar and enser prices buyers though the market too
settled to admit Of quotations.
TOBACCO We heard Of barely 40 bids seld in lots pri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

The demand for confines large and quantity Of
ne Tor ed has increased The other pr-
cps dscountng institutions erutning all paper very
closely Rates Of interest the Of private brokers
the range from ~ "a per cent n month Real
estate securities find moderate negotiation "a "a X per cent
per month.
Exchsnee still dull aud quotations unchang ,dsght
East selling ~ = per cent for gold. ind per for
souri, money. sight on the South about tile Not many
bills drawing on the East or South 80 das Z and per cent
on; O. days at per cent aud 80 days per on
Currency is in moderate supply Illinois and Wisconsin
quoted for gold At | IA ~ discount.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15
RAIL ADS.
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

ST LOUIS-Seamer Cubal0O cotton Baxter Lowell
eo6I bales - mlse TO orde20 do Geddes
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN RAILRoAD.
MOBILE-SeAner VIM Bagaley62 bales cotton boxes to
Tareon, Whiting Tullis4S Farley Jurey
Is do kyes, Battle Nob0d do Cuper, Hnrrion 6eo4 DO
RochfOrd Brown &cO- bales osnaburgs MckerOy Brad
ford-3N do Micou-4 pumps box Hyde kco-6 cotton
gins boxes II Carter &co4 cotton gins Griswod do
be Buchannon Aco3 boxes mdse Buchanan Carroll
pano Aewellundries % order-Io ~ bales COTTON
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II will be that during active season Of the year
The banks Of the esy have ony expanded ss00 and the re-
verse icing the case IN New York. being dules part Of
tbs yee the loans have boon Increased ssa per cent
There Is great contrast between the two passs
The last Sac Francisco Price Current Of l9h Of March
gives the following vlew Of that market.
Since he dae hiy narket r,port I'm, ~
he q financial Interest has hanped There change 70
hi rcEed 70 mining operations throughout salehe
business eeefinning 70 b prosecuted formerly hoecs with
however, very favorable faeies Owing the
business dong ioned oar Trade Review
dem the Interior for the transmission dust with
which iquiate obgali3ns has extent that
w5d UGH its receipt that OF the preced NJ
fortnight and the Is % anticipate i'm
mAa Increase q export ~ The present steamer The north
section Of III has been favored by the rainy
dAwns close than the counties In the
which represent both mning agricultural in
taesi greatly pndeed b. ihe supply q which
has YET visited them Tht not however far
yaaced preclude all hope relief ia this rospeeL
iay sond result to shei section should no rain fall
wni throughout the State the prospect d the eoang crops
cannot yet b. d4gensed with
Dat has coming in more freely sihn the for fortnight
The dem pf m3ney upon either or merchandise
aeceres modefale without dcuy OF negotiation the ten
dsney rafher fayoring the borrower.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15
% NEw ORLEANS LO0K MANuFAo

~ NEW ORLEANS LOCK MANUFAO
e(N TORY, 70 Carondeet street.
\I1 ALEx. DEARIE. .RcHARp DEARIE.
W DEARIE A BROTHER,
LOOK MANUFACTURERS AND BELL HANGERS,
respectfully inform the public and builders that they reeey
log and have hand large and complete Of
BuILDERS' HARDWARE, consisting Of Locks Hinges,
bo Sliding Door Trimmings, Screws Pulleys, etc, which
they offer for sale the reasonable Attached
their they have factory where all kinds OF Locks for
banks, VAULTS prisons sores dwelngs etc. made
der At the shortest notice Also
ror article Of safe Night Latch for Offices dwellings,
BELL HANGING In all its various branches such Sig
nal and other Bella Tor locomotives ships hotels dwellings,
ETC., put up In workmauike and give
saislecon smith work in general Jobhihg promptly
!, es-sels Agents GRAY BROS PATENT DOOR AND
GATH sfhlNtfSfor ms lv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15
Leaves on SATURDAY. April Z, =, O'Clock ?. NJ.
FOR YAZoo RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY April u, at5P.M
, r.. REGULAR YAZOO RIVER PACKET,
EllItx$S The fast running light dfaught passenger
s. packet steamer Compromise, I'd Phelps,
the wharf receiving freight and will leave
positively above for fefore Greenwood sidon Tehua
Ya1oo CITY Saarta and all landings and pauia
For freight passage apply board.
apis J. 5. PAGAuD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

ia DRY Aprs STksfsfS
ga 20 TRADERS, Pr ANrERs AND NE RGH ANTS
~ Having opened my OIL sand the LIST OF January. 1858
good aeeommn aunS tor 40 NegrJes respectfully so
lieu Tue pairOnAge u my old friends and eusIomers
fsls ~ Q. n HATCHER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

IT. REGULAR RED RIVER Packet
lssssAe For Shreveport, Grand Bayou Grand Ecore
. St Maurice, Cotie, Alexandria Gordon's Land.
ing and all landings Red river The ne new and as mas
senger packet II. w. Adams, j. G. Graen. master NJ
Laaghorn, clerk, will leave New Orleans for the above
The season on alternate Tau RsDAYS leaving on
THURSDAY, the Sth and I'D Of April. -
THURSDAY the 9th ami 2th Of May
THURSDAY, the Sd and 18th Of June
For freight or passage apply on board.
n2s J. 5. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

NOTICE TO THE PUBLICATIONS. LEV.
ROT has the honor the public that he has
sold his Restaurant situated Bienvle between Old Levee
and Charities to Mr. EUGENE JUNEAU and asks for
his OF the patronage generously
bestowed upon himself he will be found worthy Of it every
respect.
He would also take this ask all those who in
debed him, call aud settle and all who have bills against
him to send thcm IA as early as possible.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

=
r. REGULAR GRAND ECORE AND
Natehloches Packet-The new, fine, fast
ming magnificent passenger packet
kapides, Jno q. Dowly, master, c. j. Barsow, clerk
VII leave as above positively for Grand Eeore Nachitoehes
Alexandria Co1le, IT Maurice FAveons Durands Buxton
and Montgomery, Gorons Landing, Barbins Landing
mans Landing and all Intermediate landings river via
Cane Little rivers For freight passage apply board
GEO. d. HIIE * co.
al2 6Front streat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

n Practical Dentist No. liz st. Charles street,
f1TRE<xf&a near Poydras street.
SI1L11J j. W iud call particular attention to HE
method OF constructing ARTIFICIAL TEETH They are made
perfectly natural in form and shape with gums The
original form and expression of the restored
With clear and distinct articulation of speech This effected
oy having the inside of the teeth and Of FORM
which the readily adapted This prevents kissing
sound often observed wearing artificial The
Doctor has been praecng In this city fifteen years. feels
confident that e will give to those who honor
hi with their patronage All 4esrous of obtaining his
services would do well call and examine his specinens
mh2ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

. . eaves on SAT UkDAY 24th Inst, at T. N.
@. Ii. kOUNS BROS LOW WATER THROUGH Liner
r. UPPER RED RIVER PAOKETS-
lE9ElAxe5 Era No. z, kouns MASTER will give clear
bills lAdrg throagh Pine Bluff Doaksvjlle
kamica wrghts Rowland, Paris Landing, Ciarksyiile
LAnespor, Rocky Comfort Mill Creek BOSTON Mooresyille
Fulton Washington, Dooeys Ferry Lewsyille CuH Con,
SPRING Albany, Shreveport Eocre Alexan.
drA and all landings above Raft further inor
nation, applyto
G. l.. KOUNS BRO, 2Front street
J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
No bills paid by either beat without written orders Bills
must be approved board handed the office for nav
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15
Leaves on SATURDAY, i7th lust, ats p. NJ,
independent Peoples LINE.

EA4silL Bayou, ST. Maurice Canpte, Grand Ecore
tsssss=ss exandra and Goron's Landing-The elegant
swim running packer p. f. Kim
ball, W. W. Whenbury master g +. Shields clerk will
leave for the above and all intermediate landings above
For freight passage, apply on board
pThe P, +. Kimball viii freight for Jefferson Port
addo snd all places above the Raft Tehippng on the light
draft steamers Ham Howell, Reub White and Effort.
ala ]. s. PAGAUD Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

, r. REGULAR NEW ORLEANS
lEANlLa and Louisville Passenger steamer Pacific
The splendid new and swim running Passenger
packet PACIFIC. jesse X. He'll MASTER will for the
above and all way landings for the balance Of the
follows:
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, April is at SIP. NJ
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, May /, at5P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY May 10, ut 5 p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, June 5, AT 5 p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY. June 49, at 5 r. NJ.
Lcavss New ORLEANS SATURDAY, July 10, at 8 p. NJ.
Passengers rely the panetuality of this
alO j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15
DENTISTRY.

aySa.SyeA. CHARLES E. KILLS ID. ID. -,
No. Isl Canal street. between Csrondeiet snc
EfVY~xk<$N Baronne Streets New Orleans. ARTIFICIAL
NR4l111TEErH inserted in iull partial sets which,
ia5i y&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

The new, elegant and and swift running pas
packet Duke, Samuel Apple.
mast F. v Ceilos clerk will positively leave above
for Shreveport Grand Bayou, Couehatta Campte Grand
Ecore Nachoches, Maurice Montgomery Alexandria,
Collie Norman Landing Gortons Landing Tarbjns Landing
and all intermediate landings Red For freight
having unsurpassed accommodations apply board,
GEO ID, HITE 4 CO.. 8 Front
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15

STOhAGE-S STORAGE - THE UNDERSIGNED
having leased the large ious building
oy ess Lusk Co. No. street. would respectfully
invite the attention Of those having goods store
Otherwise Their rates of will reasonable
ahce with the times. WII.LETT A WILSON,
s,,. Forwarding and Commission Merchants
No Eront
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-11
The Mormon War News.

The regular St. Louis despatch of the Sd
announces the arrival Of an express at
Lcavenworth with intelligence that the
Mormons are still hostile, and had expelled
Gov. Cummings from Salt Lake City. The
report is hardly creditable, and it is not i'm,
possible but the belligcrent news is manu-
featured to aid the purposes of army con
tractors, and to squeeze more monay out of
tho Treasury before Congress adjourns.-
The following special despatch to the Gin
cinnatti Commercial from Leavenworth,
June 1st, is rather more definite than the
st. Louis report: -g
Stephen Reneberger, United States Gov
ernment mail agent, arrived at the Fort this
morning, making the trip from Fort Kcarny
in four days. His dispatches say that Gov
Cummings with staff, attempted to enter
Salt Lake City, but were driven back by
the Saints to Johnson's camp. The Nor.
mons are in arms, and determined TO resis,
the United States troops to tho last. 1t is
the opinion of General Harnoy, who is still
here, that the war is but begun, and thai
the Mormons will maintain their ground tc
the last, and that the late reports of the
peaceable reception of Cumming was all a
ruso to gain time. This is reliable.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-11
The tornado at Ellison nm.

The tornado which swept in moment a
village from existence soc first page was
most remarkable. A letter TO the Mon
mouth AHas gives minute and graphic
account of its ranges. The cloud at first
apparently about the sizo Of man and
tunnel shaped. Nine miles from Ellison it
first struck the ground, demolishing the
house Of Mr.. Franklin Foot and killing Mrs.
Foot instantly. The cloud then rose, NOV
ing cast, and struck the house Of David
Thompson, blowing q Miss Rumsey mile
into slough and breaking her limbs. Mr..
Thompson and wife were dangerously in
jurcd two others were fatally injured. Near
here q traveller was found in the road, in
sensible, with his head so badly injured that
recovery is hopeless. Two men out hunt
ing saw the cloud strike woman and take
her up, since when nothing is known of her.
Five miles wost of Ellison the storm
struck at William Thompson's instantly
killing him and injuring his wife the cloud
then roso and struck two miles distant, de-
moishing tho house of Mr.. johnson, kill
ing him apd his child, and throwing Mrs.
johnson, a hundred yards into creek
The house of Mr.. wns destroyed and his
wife and son killed; Mr.. Hurd and another
son dangerously injured.
Tho cloud then rose and noxt struck Eli
son, which was nice little place Of thirty
buildings, of which but two remained stand
ing. No ono that has not been there can
imagine what thatlittle cloud accomplished
in one minute. Buildings, timber, fences,
trees, furniture, provisions, beds, bedding,
store goods, hogs, cattle, wagons,-all arc
lying in one broken mass. Locust trees
six inches in diameter aro as completely
stripped of their bark rs if peeled with
knifc-not twig nor leaf left on them.
| saw house on the north side of the
street which was moved directly south from
its foundation; and directly opposite was
large tavern which was thrown across and
upon the north side of the street. have
no doubt that the reason there were no
moro killed outright was the fact that the
buildings wero taken nip and carried of,
leaving tho floors where they stood.
The dead and wounded at Ellison num-
Der about sixty. The condition of those
living in the village before tho tornado is
beyond all description. Their houses are
lcvolled to the ground, their beds and bed
ding totally destroyed, and whole families
arc without enough to change. I saw SOW
eral young men lying bruised, with broken
limbs and features so entirely difgured that
they could hardly be recognized, who told
mo they had nothing to wear, not even
shirt to put on. Women and children are
in the same circumstances.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-11

The GREAT DETROIT TRor.-The great
so miles trot at Detroit for $500 fzzled
down to 90 miles, Mr.. Elmer the owner Of
the Buffalo horse "Unknown," backing out
after the horses were brought TO the stand,
and proposing to pay forfeit Of $3.50, unless
Mr.. Belden, tho owner of the Detroit horse
Crank Granger" would consent to reduce
tho race to 20 miles. After considerable
parlcying this was agreed to, Mr.. E. claim
ing that his horse was not in condition to 60
the so miles. The Advertiser says:
The horses were then started, to sulky,
(weight las lbs. at o'clock and Al min
utes.) Frank Granger, the Michigan horse,
took the lead, the other falling directly in
his wake. The following is the entire time,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-11

Big Prerniums.-.Important 20 wheat
Growers and Farmers Generally.
I'VE are grntified TO note by M advcftiss.
mont in the Ohio Farmer that other Ohio
manufacturers Of Agricultural Implements
have emulated tho generous example Of
Messrs. Baldwin, Dewitt d Co, Of the Cleve-
land Agricultural works. Il will be feco,.
lected that this cnterprising firm last season
placed at tho disposal Of the State Board
Of Agriculture one OF their best NANNY
Combined Reaping and Moving Machines
to be awarded MS premium for tho best
crop Of Wheat, sown last Fall, Of not less
than 10 acros, whose aggregate. product
shall not be less than 400 bushels. The
extra additional premiums arc as follows:
Messrs. B. Kurns Il Co., Of Dayton, have
rendered TO the State Board Wheat Drill,
worth $3.50, to be awarded as a premium
on tho best ten acres Of Wheat, drilled in
the past autumn.
Messrs Thomas & James, of DAYTON,
have placed at the disposal Of the Board
one of their "Hope Grain Drills" TO be
worth $3.50, to be awarded as q premium
for the best Essay on the superiority Of
drilling grain to broadcast sowing.
Tho Board is authorized, also to offer for
tho second best Essay on tho advantages Of
drilling grain, one Of Coggeshall q War
ner's Now Combined Cylinder Grain and
Seed Drills, manufactured by Mossrs. Rus
sell & Co., Massion, and valued at $s5.-
Tho Premium Machines will all probably
be on exhibition at the State Fair at San
dusky.
The Premiums on farms arc-Best Stock
Farm, or farm in grass, whether devoted
to dairying, or to the fattening Of stock, $50.
Second best do, $25. Best Grain Farm,
or farm in tillage, whether applied to grain,
or other useful crops $50. Second bcst
do, $25. Farms entered for competition
must not be less than fifty acres, exclusive
of woods and waste. All entries must be
made before the lst of July, and be accom-
panied by plot Of the farm, and state
ment describing the soil, buildings, fences.
stock, crops, fruits, manure, Improvements
completed and in progress tho general man.
agoment, and complete account of expen-
ditures and returns. An engraving Of the
premium farms, buildings, &c., will appear
in the Annual Report Of the State Board.
Entrance Fec for Farms, $5,oo.-Cleve.
Leader. e tas t.nrlEtt
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-11

They say they are ready to carry out their
principles at any moment. The municipal
authorities arc engaged in arrcsting all con
cerned in the Vigilance movement. Writs
arc issued for the arrest Of the leaders on q
charge of high trcuscn.
New Orleans juno 8.
City quiet, except some fewoascs Of row
dyism. Tho Mayor has stopped further ar.
rests, aud discharged all arrested.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-11
Friday, June ii, 1858.
REpUnLroAN COUNTY CONVENTION

In the call for the State Convention, the state Central
Committee recommend 70 the various County Committees
to call aecnvention to meet 1t the county seat the Sd
day Of July 10 appoint delegates to the State Convention
which will meet at the City Of Columbus the 18th day
ofguy, to nominate State Ticket supported by tho
Republicans Of Ohio at the October election.
We, the Central Committee Of sandusky County, there
fore urgently request the Republicans and all others who
honestly Sndtruly opposed TO the present Lceompon
Administration, to comeup to Fremont in Mass Meeting
at the
Court House, The Sd day of July, at 2 p. m.
to appoint delegates to the State Convention and to
transact such other business as may be presented.
TIIEo. CLApP,
In. KELLER,
DAHI.. L. JUNE,
CHAS. q. EATON,
SANFORD @. BAKER.
June 4, 1858. Central Committee.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-11

A Washington despatch of the 9th states
that private advices from Commander Rod.
gers Of the U, s, steamer Water Witch, at
Key West, have been received, announcing
that British vessel has beer. despatched
after tho steamer Styx with official instruc-
tons TO cease the visitation of American
vessels; and further that the British cruisers
are acting under no new orders, but under
dlose of1s47.l Tho nows produced a good
effect in Washington. ,,. ..i.--