Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-22

Woa'iJ Hom hehtucky.
The Secretary Of War, on application from
Commissioner Dale, has consented TO receive coll
orcd soldiers by companies instead ofregiments.
Secretary Chase has assurances from Boston
that bank with two millions capital upon his
plan, will be organized. in that city; also other
similar banks Of large capital.
Six Of the most complete and powerful, as well
as largest iron Monitors ever built ara in course
Of construction at st. Louis.
Thirteen negroes were sold at Rockville, Ma
ryland on the 30th ultino, for less tkan 81 900,
or about S75 each. They were all ''likely boys
and girls" Clearly, the Constitution" is in a
bad way in "My Maryland"
Jay Cooke, the Government Subscription
Agent Philadelphia, reports the total sales Of
5.2Os up to Saturday last at $69,000000.
es OF Seymour (of Conn.,) Vallandigham and
Cox, which had been printed for distribution
among the rebels.
At the present time there are only about ele-
ven thousand Jews in all Palestine.
The Dayton Journal, the office Of which was
destroyed by Copperhead mob, win be in OPP
Grafton again in few days, prepared to main
tain its principles and wage war against Cop
perheads and Secessionists.
The Richmond Enquirer has savage article
on Gen. Burnside for his order against spies and
traitors at home, and condoles with Vallandig-
ham IN his persecution
An Irish girl, an operative in Smiths paper
mill, Lee, Mass, recently found five genuine
81 900 Treasury notes in the paper rags; and an
other girl, in another MILL in another lot of rags,
found gold chain valued at $50.
Two German astronomers, DR.. Klinkerfuss in
Gottingen, and Herr Backer, in Nauen, have
each, lately discovered new comet. The first
shining very brightly, is in the neighborhood of
the Dolphin. the other in Pegasus Both are at
present only seen during morning hours.
A letter has been received from Richardson of
the New York Tribune, dated Jackson May 6,
stating that Col. Burns, Brown himself and COM
pany escaped from the wreck of the burning tug,
and after half an hours swimming, were picked
up, taken TO Vicksburg and thence to jackson.
All were well, and kindly treated.
A letter from the Mississippi fleet says the
gunboat Gen. Price was saved by the heroism of
gunner, who at the iminent risk of his own
life, caught up l0-nch shell about to explode,
and cast it overheard from one Of the port holes
through which it entered.
The Superintendent of the Freemen at ST.
Louis gives notice through the Democrat that the
demand for colored laborers is beyond his abil-
itv 10 sunply. Some thirteen hundred freedmen
were placed at his disposal, while the applca-
tions made number between nine and ten thou
sand.
One hundred colored men left Indianapolis
on the 7th inst. to fight for the Union. A year
earlier, this would have excited Democratic
mob; now, few muttered curses were all that
indicated repugnance to letting all fight for the
good cause who will.
LA =; H;a.e ., nansas cluins 70 take tne
~ .uii'isnins VDiuhtee,s ior inc war, just
ed tbe army Of the TTnian Ka,,sas has iIoT, J11,
what II is 10 fiobt slavebold.rs ana rehoIs fro,,
infancy and Il always mn to t;n,e - 'Oi
Quite number OF negroes returned with
Stonemans raiders Our officers told them to
come on II they could get horses, and the con-
on horses and mules. banny as larks and abonnd
for tho land of Canaan.
Inc newly-eiected" democratic city officials
oi chicago are In sadly Perturbed state. Ev-
ldence mas already been obtained oil one thou
ates are taxing stems nrei;m;norv ,o q ,erai in.
vestigation "
The ed;,or of ,ha c;n.;no.,; e,o,,..,,
a.'sI sso. Vi mi @ Soiu'eis'l m mas
ny sc'ah N cnalge Q, one s, OF
oul ~ Poisoheu ouiie,. Inc
was .aAen iio.i reoei prisoner car
r;I wnon Th PunYerlIe1 Y,. olue VT
dipped in taTTow. the poison readily adberes Il
is ofcourse designed 10 add yirulence to Wounds
letter rom Mont'celio, kentucky, speaking
oi the manner IN which the people received our
troops IN lne,r recent ADVANCE on that place,
says: "one olo lady, mile beyond this place.