Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-07

are the cheerful voices Of husband OF children
made joyous by her presence.
Aliens in the South seem to be losing faith in
the Copfederacy. On the 21st, no less than 900
applied to the British consul for passports to 60
North.
Kossuth, who is now at Turin, is watching at
the bedside Of his sick wife, whose lifo Is de.
SPARED Of. Within a few years Kossuth has
lost several near relatives, among them his only
daughter. His two sons have some employ |
ment in public Office in Turin.
A monster steamer Is being built in New
York for the Peoples Line TO Albany. She IL |
to be called the Dictator" is 424 feet long by
30 In width, and win accommodate 500 pas |
sengers. The large state rooms will number 400. |
On the morning of the 18th Of October there
was frost in New orleans The ground was
white, and the ladies had been wearing furs for
several days because Of the cold.
The President has filed the vacancy in the
Judicial Circuit comprising the States Of Mich
igan, Illinois and Wisconsin, by the appoint !
ment Of the Hon. David Davis, OF Bloomington,
Illinois
The Charleston rebels, few days ago, bapti-
zed what they call "the Ladies' Gun-boat.-
They baptized it by sprinkling, but the Federal
fleet, when they encounter it. will baPtize il by
immersion.
The Christian loves God and Humanity, and
endeavors every day to elevate the latter to the
former.
John W. Forney is to start new Union and
Administration daily paper in Washington, to
be called the Daily Chronicle.
"Are you near sighted Missf" said an imper-
tinent fellow to young lady did not choose
to recognize him. "Yes, at this distance ! can
hardly tell whether you are pig or puppy"
In New York, on Saturday, Richard g.
was sentenced to five years imprison-
ment for kicking his wife to death because she
did not have his supper ready when he went
home for It.
A Dublin journal observes that a hand-bill an
nouncing public meeting in that city states,
with boundless hberality, that "the ladies' with
out distinction of sex, are invited TO attend"
Every man shall give an account of himself
Stand out of the way, then. Do not Judge men
any more. If am to walk through this life
with all its influences and circumstances, and
give account of myself will have liberty to
choose. .--Beecher.
A young gentleman in the spring time of life,
when walking with lady stumbled and fell.
On resuming his perpendicular, the lady remar-
ked, "she was sorry for his unfortunate ditr pas"
Il did mt hurt my fore pd'0s, said he, Il only
skinned my knee.
Judge Smalley, in decision made last week
in the United States Court at Rutland, VT, full
ly sustains the right and the action Of the Pres
ident in suspending the writ of habeas corpus,
but says that he cannot delegate his power to
any one, and therefore no order of the War De-
partment can effect such suspension.
Enough returns have been received to estab-
lish the reelection of the Hon. Hiram P. Ben
net as delegate to Congress from Colorado. Mr..
B. is a radical Republican, and ardent supporter
Of the Administration, and his election win give
satisfaction TO every true and loyal man in the
West.
Something like an incipient volcano had
made its appearance near the Civiti Vecchia
Railway about two leagues from Rome. Smoke
and sui lphurous exhalations have been observed,
and for the space of 200 square metres the
ground is SO hot that no one can stand long on it
AT the Ecole cos Freres young American
negro, of about twenty -one, has Just obtained
the first prize at the Concours Generate of
Schools. He went to France some years ago
with Southerner, and being free applied for
instruction at the School of the Priests which
he obtained, going through the regular course
of studies. He now graduates with honor.
THINK OF Ir.-Out of debt every sixpence you
get ahead is your own; you may look on it with
unallOyed sensation of right to save it OF spend
it. to turn it in any fashion it is equal to- But
longs TO him who patiently toied for it, earned it.
When Colonel Daniel Ullman was sick with
typhoid fever in Little Washington, Va, he re-
peatedly heard slaves at their work singing the
John Brown chorus. Colonel Ullman asked the
owner of the slaves If he permitted them to sing
that song and the slave master replied that he
could not helpit
A correspondent relates that North Carolina
head of first family came within our lines at
Newbern, to find fugitive slaves beautiful and
intelligent girl about sixteen years ofage. When
his claim to carry her off as his slave was not
| allowed, the chivalrous patriarch declared that
she was his daughter, and insisted upon his
right as father.
The Key West (Florida) correspondent of the
| New York Times writes:-sBy the last mail we
received the Presidents Proclamation of Eman-
cipation, which it is but just to say, is received
with entire satisfaction by all loyal men; those
owning slaves readily agreeing that to cure Q
great evil you must strike at the root"
Elliott, visiting merchant in his counting.
house, saw his books Of business ON the table
| and those of devotion on the shelf and gave hi
| advice thus:-"Sir, here is Earth ON the tabl.
and Heaven on the shelf pray don't sit so much
at the table as to forget the shelf"
Your calm men always succeed; their power
is something terrible. They seem 10 burn with
a white heat, and, by their intense quiet to dis
sipate and turn to account all opposition, as
furnace of molten metal hquifes and laps up
the sharp-sided ingots as fast as they are cast
into II. a fit+
Humphrey Marshalls Oldest son, Charles, was
parolled twice and has never been either dis.
charged from his parol or exchanged, and yet hs
is now in the rebel service. Humphreys second
son, John j., was parolled at Camp Chase, anc
he has neither been released from his parol mol
discharged, yet he too is now in the rebel ser
vice. Can't something be done 10 put an enc
to the pestilent breed
| Through rebal sources, we have the news thn
Saline City, Texas, has been captured by on
forces. The place is situated at the Outlet Of Sa
line Lake, 20 called. about tan miles from III.
Gulf II hasan excellent harbOF, admitting YES
sells of nine feet draught i.aos -
A just man is impregnabis. Take away hi
money--his treasure is in his soul; bsniah hin
from his country-he Is an inhabithaf Of Ii,
heavenly city; cast him into bonds--his con
science is free; kill his body-it ehall rine again
he hghts with shadow that contsads with q
upright man. tu3 ro ~ ahis sas
The prisoners Of war now in custody in con
sequence Of the late Garibaldi movement ar
,909, distributed all over the State fortresses
Piedmont and Lguria; 232 Of those who by thei
age were considered mere infants have been Sc
free and sent back to their homes, chiefly il
Sicily.
The Britishers and Canadians expected tina
the ciYal war would divert the tide OF emigra
ton from the United States and turn it int,
Canada, but the Montreal Witness admits tha
such has not been the case. The Inducements
held ont IN emiOrants in this country are u