Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-01


Items.
A Union citizen Of Memphis has raised
Whole artillery company there. He has iabored
mid the greatest discouraFements, his posters
)eing torn down as fast as he put them up but
le oyercame all obstacles and filed up his COM
,any.
Gerolamo Garibaldi, a nephew Of the Libera-
or Of Italy, arrived in this country a few days
SINCE whittier he has come TO offer his services
10 the Government His sword was given him
by his uncle, with the remark that If the cause
Of liberty requires it he win come himself.
The Washington Republican announces that
the Hon. r. J. Walker has printed a large PAM
phlet in favor Of the gradual emancipation poll
icy Of the President. He expressly asserts that
Slavery is the cause Of the war.
The Nashville Union truly says that s. s.
Cox seems unwilling 10 vote for any measure or
man, without first ascertaining that il does not
infringe in the least on the rights OF our "erring
Southern brethren" who are making such air
regular opposition to the Federal government.
A 1--we ASS KICKING DrAD LroN.--Geo. W.
Jones, in a letter to the editor Of the Dubuque
Herald, speaks Of Judge Douglas as q shdmefel
recrednt TO the democracy of the country, North
and South.
II you can't enlist as soldier in the Union
cause, give your money for it. If you have got
no money TO give for il, talk for it. The rebel
soldiers are driven into the field with the bay
onet, and we must drive them out of IL with the
same weapon. Louisville Journal.
A PATRIOTIC ExAMrLE.--Ge Laslxey Esq,
of Gilead, has contributed $1,000 to ten mar
ried men who have enlisted for the war. This
is practical patriotism, and we hope others of
our wealthy men in this county will give a
similar illustration of their patriotism PerSys-
5uwg Journal
The State of Illinois is next to Vermont in
responding to the new call for troops--her 6Sth
Regiment reached Washington on Friday last.
They hail from the central part of the State, in
and around the home of the President, aud were
organized within ten days after the call was is
sued.-O. s. Journal.
Is itnot as constitutional for the Federal Gov
eminent to use negroes in putting down the re-
bellion, as it is for the rebels to use them in
carrying on the rebellion? Or is it fact, MS
some people seem to believe, that the rebels
have all the constitution on their side, and the
loyal people have none?-Louisviile Journal
Coon N Fws FROM KENrucKr.-The Louisville
Journal of Friday morning announces that the
troops which left Newburg, Indiana in search
of Johnson's men, had overhauled them. captur-
ing ten prisoners, two flags, ten twelve horses
and portion of the guns and pistols that were
captured at Newberg.
"Our men," writes surgeon connected with
the sd Regiment Indiana Volunteers, shave
killed many bloodhounds valued at 800 apiece
These dogs, kept to hunt runaway negroes, were
put after some Of our men, and hence theil
slaughter"
The SLAVES IN RTcHMoND.-A refugee from
Richmond says: "The whole of the negro popu.
lation look forward to the coming of NOrtherr
army with the hope and expectation that it will
prove day of deliverance to them"
At the last census the surviving Revolution.
ary Patriots numbered but g. distributed thus
New England Safes IL, Middle States ID West
ern States IL, Southern States 10, District Of
Columbial.
Gen. Pope said few days ago in Washington,
as the Chicago Tribune is informed: II want to
kill em (the rebels) They have got to be Kill
led, and it is not for me to what the color of
the man is who will help me to put an end to
them; so bring on your niggers If they will
fight they shall have chance"
One of Gen. Buffers detectives has discovered
The elegant sword presented to "Old Rough and
Ready" by the State of Kentucky. 1t was con-
realed with other weapons in the stable of re-
reant son, and will be sent to loyal brother of
he gallant hero ofthe Mexican war, Gen. Taylor,
commissary General of the U. s. Army.
A horrible tragedy occurred at Stanford. in
he vicinity of Quebec, on the 2lst of July
Madame Bourret, who had manifested SYMPTOMS
II insanity for some time, in the absence of her
husband murdered her seven children and then
tut her own throatl The oldest was daughter
Of IA. The frantic mother used razor, which
her rigid fingers grasped when the eight bodies
were discovered. She took the precaution to
bar the windows and doors before commencing
the bloody work.
The Marietta Register says there are new
troubles brewing in Western Virginia. Pas
sengers who came down to Marietta on the Free
stone, say that the people of Charleston are ex-
pecting raid from the rebels commanded by
the notorious jenkins. Many of the citizens Of
Charleston and vicinity, on this account, have
shipped their farm produce and valuables tC
Marietta.
CURIOUS EFFEoT.-The probabilities of draf
have had curious effect upon the age of many
Men who have been wearing wigs and dying
their whiskers, and passing for thirty eight OF
nine years of age, have suddenly owned up tC
forty five, while young bucks who have passed
with the girls for twenty, have shrunk to the
other side of eighteen.
Six hundred loyal residents of Arkansas fol.
lowed Gen. Curtis on his way through the State
to Helena, and demanded that arms pc given
them to form the first regiment of Arkansas vol
many days they will form, and be armed and
equipped TO fight Hindman and defend the
Southern and Western Arkansas from Rebel
raids.
The New York Herald's Washington cores
pondent has story that early in the present
war the Emperor of France proposed, through
Nj. Mercier, that If the United States would keep
quiet with regard to certain designs France had
respecting Mexico,th French Government would
promise not to interfere in our domestic war
This proposition caused surprise at Washington
but 1t was found majority Of the Cabinet favor
ed II, and the arrangement was consumated when
Archbishop Hughes reached Paris. Through
him France engaged not to interfere, and to keeE
England from doing so. We give the state.
ments for what they are worth.
Gen. CamerOn's Presentation 10 the EN-
peror OF Russia.
From he a., I'll