Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-08

Long since that voice has passed away,
Or earth no more to be;
But still in the spirit world afar
She is the dearest Of those that are
Waiting for me.
Items.
Heaven has promised pardon TO him that re-
oents, but has not promised repentance to him
hat sins,
The poor are oftener prayed for then helped. |
reason is, we believe, that air is cheaper than
bullion.
Tom Hood speaks Of bird building its nest
upon a ledge over the door of doctors office,
as an attempt to rear its young in the very jaws
Of death.
One hundred recruits for the Massachusetts,
colored regiment have been raised in Chicago.
On Thursday Of last week fifty stalwart men If
color left Cincinnati for Boston TO join the Black
Massachusetts, regiment
A correspondent who thinks he has good
thing, interprets the cabalistic letters X. G. G.
to stand for "Knave of the Greasy Copperheads." !"
|. A Columbus dispatch says that the Copper
heads there look blue. Over one hundred Of
those who voted the Buiternut ticket last fall
have become disgusted with their old assOcia.
TONS and have joined the Union League.
The daughter of John C. Calhoun, the head
and front of secession, whose husband is in the
rebel army, is permitted to reside in security
within sight Of the Federal Capitol
Secretary Klippari, of the State Board Of Ag-
riculture, has been appointed by that body to
visit the National Exhibition at Hamburg, Ger
many, which meets in the month of June next
A recent Richmond letter says that thirty
one Of the women engaged in the bread riot in
that city are in Jail awaiting their trial before
the Hastings Court.
Captain Semmes, who was captured in conf
mand of the rebel steamer Diana, lately destroy
ed on the Teche during The advance of General
Banks, is said to be the son of the pirate cap
tain of the Alabama
correspondent, on hearing that certain par
ties were mutilating the copper cent by cutting
out the head and wearing the same as breast
pin or badge, at once suggested the following
definition: aCoppcrkcad-On who outrages the
good sense (centS) of the nation.
On the 22d inst. Mr. Peter Rozella, a resident
of Oswego, New York attained his 10th birth
day. He is familiar with many scenes of the
Revolution, particularly such as occurred while
New York City was in possession of the British.
A dispatch from the officers in charge of the
mails of the Anglo Saxon says that t,ro hundred
445, passengers and crew. The mails were also
lost. roi .nt
On Wednesday of last week. section of the
wall of the New Hampshire state prison fell.
eighty feet in length, and reaching 'from turret
and foundation stone" Not one Of the l07 in
mates attempted to make their escape.
The Detroit Advertiser and Tribune reports
the returns Of the late election in Michigan to
be coming in better aad better, and that the ma
jority against the peace Democracy will be
nearer 10000 than 10000. This shows a gain
of about 5000 since the previous state election
Mr.. English, the only Democratic Congress-
man from Connecticut, aud one of the three
from New England, is earnest supporter of
the war measures Of the Administration, and
voted last year for the abolition Of Slavery in
the District of Columbia.
A London correspondent of the Philadelphia
Bulletin, writing on the LIST inst, says: II may
let out secret which can do no harm, and which
will be known at any rate on this side before
you print this letter. the ship Neptune sails from
Liverpool for New York on the l4ih insi with
eight hundred emigrants aboard, of whom scve :
raj hundred will enlist in the Federal army
These comprise both English aud Irish people,
whose passages are prepaid.
The Canadians, who have had a pretty thor
ough experience of fugitive colored people, dc
not regard them as n worthless class of popu-
lation by any means. The Hamilton Spectator
in alluding to certain efforts to obtain Union
cruits for our army, says: awe hope the colored
men who have found a home among us will not
permit themselves to be duped into enlisting
for the purpose of becoming food for powder.
A very intelligent and accomplished Michi-
gan officer told us yesterday that himself and
nne-tenths Of his regiment were Democrats