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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Irish Liberal psrty are understood 10 have
,o,etd on their programme for the hastings. The
Leading pc inis sre IS ienowf: ,.
/. Tenant right, as recently modified.
H. The 0seI dow msnt OF al rciglous sects and the
abolition of the Iish Church as Sse establishment.
III. Religious ffeedsm and equality, involving tue
re,e.l Of the Ee. lesiastiosl Titles act.
IL Onpo.ition to any Ministry which will not CON.
NV with The foregoing demands.
" Enlargement of the County franchise on the basis
OF Locke Kings mouoDl
vi. The al )li,ion OF the property qualification.
VII. The reduction OF the qualification fU voters in
towns to f5.
most TO tie exclusion of other news There now
sir candidates in fte field for LONDON Liverpool 10
Contested by MI Ewart fer reelection Turner and
HoIsfall. The Manchester candidates are Sir John
Peter Mr. Gibson and Mr.. Lowe. Mr.. Cobdea offers
himself for Huddersfeld.
The Paris correspondent of The Daily Ntrs, rely
mo on intelligence from a quaIter generally Well in.
foimed save that notwithstanding the denias denials
h, the wsy. couched in cautiously qualified form OF
the tent official journals negouansns are at this
rnen goino on between France and In and for send
ing FreIc h army of 20 600 men 70 China in En- Eish
vessels. .C,.
Accounts from the frontiers OF China received a. st.
Pet,,.iurp. and published by the Journal De PAcad.
Fmis snnoupte that the Government o. Pekin lie in
sr.e of d,.olu.ion that the Emperor has 10 cah and
il forced 10 issue iron coin that a the men had
eit the city and that the Chinese and Msnt,hous
in open hostility.
in The Chimes ssusdron Gays that MANY OF the Esro.
pesns Who partsok of the poisoned bread a, Hong.
Korr Iost their teeth their nails, and even the hair OF
their heads A Russian captain was attacked with
optbalmia ard his sigh. ia despsued Of About four
huadred pers.ns were more or tss poisened The
feet and the aptitude dTlsy ed BY ne Daye ssle:s
10 lSscr BED e. eIr60Ydlp6yy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
THE EMPEROR OF CHINA.

J,rder existing circumstances the following details,
relative to the Court of Pekn and the organizsaon OF
the.Celestsl Empire may not be without Interest;
fe reigning Emperor, HeinFouDg, ascended the
lro1 in the year 1851, at 46 years Of age. 'Hien.
Foung s the seventh Emperor oftle reigncg dynasty
or Tartar Mantchou dynasty whose chisi, lcnoun-
Chinese historians, the organization Of the Celestial
Empire dates from 600 years before our Savior The
family Of the reignng Emperor Is composed OF four
sons and daughter The elder, Yih Wei, heir TO the
giving him birth. The young Prince Is said to be we'll
educsted but he processes like his father profound
hatred for foreigners. The second son is named Yih-
Chun be is Is years Of age the third is Yh rch2u,
Emperors dssghter who is said to be an accomplished
princess, is 10 yeas of age. She was married last
year to 9 nephew Of the Emperor, Prince
Ting -Tsn:Wang, who has the reputation Q,
.iree bTethers-Yuns. Trum, Mien-Wang an: md
Men Hin; the latter was degraded durng .ae
preceding reign, deprived Of all his digniaes sna
bsDished from the Court. He was sceusea Oh na.mx
been affiliated with secrect society for me paiP7
seizpg the crown. Twenty Of bis accomPnces ~ .nS
capital were tortured and put to death ana sh &
in the provinces The ministers Of the Emperor 10TH
Distinct category, and posses enormous Pv" AZ
are fourteen In number and are %nortsn, are the
Cabinet Minister'S they are fosr IN nun n r. -. ne
other ten are charged with the government o. Me pro-
vnces They transmit TO those .. rem al ~ Lille
messnIs sis masters II may be easily understood that
with such ministers the Emperor can know nothing,
and that no fact Is ever communicated 10 mum IN us rue
bstn .oncssied from him or mnrepresented. The
he beSrs TO foreigners fOrcbly excited by his
Gn,ers who newer regard bis interests but their own
advantage. They very well CON PTshsnd that i foreign
H. wonS tel him the truth and weaken the influence
If he Miaiy.eIs The Emperor of China, confined to
his osofsl is the obec: of respec. which amounts to
:e,ror and lie surrounded by people with whose chsc
fer he IL unacq1ainted. He lives 10 the midst Of serious
events 70 which he n perfect stranger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
LATEST. BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO
LIVERPOOL.

wv. ar. Inhabited TO Captain Lott Of tks Asa ~ he foew
irs ,e.snnhc Intelligence received a. Liverpool inst pe"e
70 the Ealing OF the ASIA -
LosDos Saturday, March q, H".
Pnlisment was forma ly dssolved to-day Inc
Queen did DOT attend in person and the Royal saesca
wss delivered by the Chanseior I. follows;
nv her Msiesty 10 inform wa that In releasing you
III. esrly period from you attendance IN Pasis1cS
il is her Msestys stentn Immediately 70 Dissolve ne
present Parliament, in oder to ascertain, IN the ma
constitutional manner se sense OF her people !" ~
GryTIyWys og TIE House OF CoMNsss: We ~
con anded by her Majesty to thank you for the ".
sral proyi.ion wbcl you have made for the eilsens'
Of the public SERGE duiss the period ;hs WI, v a.
rect i'm TO be called shall have been abe
DIVE ia deIber.te atteriion 10 there us:tsis
MY LsRDs md GTSrLhsEs: We are eon a.sh -
by her Hsjssy to sgpress The ssSsfsctsop vssa ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
FRANCE.

Monday, the 10th, was the birtbasy Anniversary Of
the Prince Imperial 1t passed without any particular
demon st atisn.
1t is currently reported that the Emperor Is sbont 10
seDd several Councillors OF State and Members OF the
Senate into the departments Of France on missions OF
nqlry In Ike manner 40 N. Fould was SEM 70 repof
on he condition of the Southern Departments.
The question OF modification Of the French Cabinet
is after long interval, more among the runors
Of the day. The object Is believed to be The inc orpo
ration Of the Cabinet with the Department Of state and
the Imperial household.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

De On tls os Of the earth because yeu s1roupd tte
Bro Of government; you cannot g, at BIN while be
las got o Parliament beneath whose shed be c,n
sAeher hissel; and II you don't do your duty 10 ycm
elections In sending men up to The House OF Com ao
Who VIII yieisnty watch the Minister Of The dsy, oen,
cay, You are in wore plight becsuse governedp
more irresponsible way than If under The kng Q; ri"'
ria Or the Emperor Of the French loud cbsersI Inv
II win now be understand why Paimer,Thn -, sur
rlee On the elections. He can only vahqui'H "
p1isA and time bafles surprlse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

The marriage OF the Princess ChNictte Of Begun
In r rod foy the otst NJ .Iuiv

H hIed fOY Tie 2Itt OF Jufy -.
A journal Of st. PeAnburg gives an account G, :
fatality originating IN recriminatioDs respecting ~
Robert Peels speech on Russia. A Professor OF tne
University of Moscow va loudly abusing the speech
when Count Behrynsti took Sir r Peels par, and a.
serted ths: biz reprosches sgaips Russia we're well
founded. The professor upon THE truck the coant m
the fsee when the latter re.Alaei with such vi lence
that the professor died two days aervs-d, Of tie ip
juice inflicted upon him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
THE TWO KINGS OF SLAM.

Sir Jehn Bowring, in the account Of bis mission to
Siam, gives an interesting description of the two kings
for there are two--of ist country. Persons who
know le Of the state Of this fine country will De sur
prstd learn that the Frat King well versed in the
works Of Euclid and Newton Tia, he writes and speaks
Eng rh With tee-aoie accuracy tho. he 70 pro-
fcien: IN Latin, and hss acquired tie Sanser1 Cngar
csc I'D Psgsn Angusses thht be Cap project and
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-13

fkoF %. WOODi viii cobGTerrs a. Z .o,I roo
,io,I Reslos,ye being s most r1.a
cttbs AN, u,ea he Nalphs and othtrI rr rs,isr.
ra,ite my heI and Shskfr whir were a. hs,,o
-InunelE crown dail and nov feel conG,,n, IT, w
nl." has relieved me ofsl dnndruf snd
"s''O o'inoh "mongperson' wqoperipi,, ftesI '"h'
J. C. klIEY'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-13

100 CHURCH AscHoOL hOUSEsToVFa,
Jnt received; warranted the best ip ,hs
mafkrt. Alaoe general assorsnle M of oval. ronpj
spd square colsmn drums Tor same. For ssls,
cheap =, tsrks namn0th sioVs snporiuln.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-13

II ESP ECTFVL.Y announces 70 the public that
~ they ere 30 longer in any way interested
in the SHAWHAN HOUSE STABLES, but
st;l carry on the LIVER YBUslNEsSa at their
old stand, where the public, as heretofore,
will al ways hnd good horses and fine csrris
ges-bettet and cheaper than at any Other
stable n Thin. PASSENGERS Willie taken
20 any section otthe country on short notice,
DAV DR. NIGHT. Any OF Staub's friends can
hsye their horses kept end fed in his stable
all times. Saddle Horses and single hug.
ies-or buggles to let without horses IN fact
we can soeomodate the public in any shane
NJ form. That Is our aim and we are bcund
to do it, without fear of'friend or foe
II tn e Tumor that STAUB q 90. have
SOLD m cir LIVERY stock isa LlEi WE
still have the best stock Of horses and 5ugqies
in Tiffin, and our prices are lower than ever
II 30 Id JOHN" will be on hand at ali
times at his stable. where he looks "every.
thing owe himself.
May tirh tS55.--tE
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-13
NEW s FOR TUFLADIFS

w D. Scot takes pleasure saying 10 the ade that h.
" now prepare To show them Of the choicest Bt
Fancy Goods 2, offered In this market amonr which
Moiro, Antique and gr0 de rhine silks Mernoet Dslares.
Brussle Ma and Valoncinet laces, French Ebroider
te IN greatvar ety. and Of better quality thar Is found In
this market 5nnetsks satiins and velvet ribbonf and
trimmings Btoc hssk, and Woolong and square shaws
hosiery, gloves ftc.
The Ladissar, nvitsd to call and srsmins for them
elves.
Sept 7th, 1855
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-13

R,oso so'1 ., ,lif Market street St. Iopi,.. M :,
ItipJ nors and BY al Druggists, ey,rwI,,
possibs terms At sas'nr, I,Hr on rs rn
Net street, ~. Louis 's''AOi'l meht, ia, n a.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-13
DISSOLUTION or CoPARTNER
SHIp

TNHE Co PBTuctshpht rstoiore existing between T. T..
l strong a l.. q siuscr uudcrlhc dru, ame Of strong
urrfhns becnths day dissolyvdhy mulua csnsent The
iua Gss, and OueensWate business Wl be coutnueda
oi sandhy q, h. Strong, who yusetlc aud adjust al
irn Uybios aud Individual accounts OF The undersigned
mn Ia tbis Iaje A.t-SiNsER,
'iap qtY-JC r. E. SrRONO,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-13
b. LYONS PURE

sOHIO CATA VIA BRANDY
TIE undersigned has just received lot
Of L Lyons pure Caiowba Brandy which
IS strongly recommended hy the medical men
~ invalids snd TO all who need Pure Brandy
for medical purposes. For sale by The case
or bottle, Wy GIBSON a sLANKER, Tifin o..
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-13

w 20 ~ -; lOOO,OOO pounds Of old csstnE
A 40, 'HO''OV 'na Old copper brass end Pc sWt,r
n.'."uO lbs rAga. 10000 fsst Lsn,hsr. Rsess NJ.
WI w seese feathers. ginseng. &r. All of which
VIZ pe paid the highest mari etpries Al Yerks, m
t""'U"' 10. ~,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-13
EAdDeJSR3.

EN- HOLT PROPRIETr r..
Situated ON the oornor Of Adams aud SandusL, ,
Streets, ,westsido ofthe Sanduskl RivcrintheCp,
Of FRui has been h'ely replired aud dirnishrd
fir the especial aoopmmo lauon ofthc trayelipt
public, th's Il Hluseis Ia che pleasantest part IN
the City, aud is a large commolious aud splondi,
building, wcll ,d ,pted 10 the purpose of nubli,
hluse, it ishnt1 few rods from, aud In sirht ot
the Railroad Dedot, itis the nearest and most
comm1 lious tavrn 20 that point. Mr.. HON.
axes pleasure IN announcing 20 the public that
his House '1ntlins plenty oflaree olrv and
WE'LL FURNISHED
bed Rooms Hs would a'sl invite all NJ NJ.
ol sa'i1mers. tn give him eall,a he thinks
theywi'lhe satisfied.
Thin, 0ctl7. 1885 A.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-13
DIR. FRANKLIN's.
ORIENTAL &HYDROPATf
INSTITUTE.
FREDoNIA N. Y.

Hes been m successful operation seven
months. The amount OF business done ia
the Cure has Tar surpassed the most sanpuins
expectations Of the proprietor end the mos.
pect is fair for full house next spfieg. there
fore al who wish rooms will do well 10 an
ply soon. The new edihoe is Of briok ana
stone 100 by 90 n. Eve stories high, and an.
ranged expressly for Water Cure. There
are two Bath iotms entirely septTste, for The
sexes, furnished with every vnTiety Of tatbeA
and an abundance Of pure soft cold and
warm water. The rooms ore ell well venti-
lated, large, pleasant and neatly furnished,
Every room is supplied with soft springnnd
filtered ram water Of the purest qua ity. II
is hardly necessary 10 say that Fredonis is
United States, every way considered sod es.
peoially Tor the invilid. Terms from G dol
lars to 2 dollars per week including RooYH
bOBrd and treatment, BccOfdine 10 rUr m on,l
ltte ntion required. Those who are verv hstb.
less must provide private servants. Faeb
patient requires one comfortable. two wool.
en- blankets, two cotton and one linen sbt q,
and or crash towels, and a riding bsbit
fof ladies. II furnished BY the pronrietoy
dollar per week will be 8dded. Ali hills
to be paid every Saturday. Presentation foI
home treatment by letter or oihetWise from I
to dollars; Communications most maid al.
dressed TO ID. ID. franklin, NJ. b. Ftedonis
Chaut Co. NJ Y. will receive prompt nttention.
"in the sweat Oithy face shalt thou rat brerd
till thou return unto the ground, Cen 4
10. THE sleep OF lahoTing man is sweet
Eccl 5, H. ThoS, who have moi much mon
ey may come, as tLeiTlabor vii, be taken in
part payment. Females whose cases ,s.
qunel iwhill betre0ied upon the suectssfuI
principle " ich has been kept secret h,
Haniltonoi Rochester N. y, which will
Ne an extra charge.
Frpdnnia Fen. %.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-13
rae EAUELolOltl
CORN AND COB MILL
Invented by Charles Leavitt, ana
Patented ON the 27th OF Feb. 1865.
For Sale by ], NJ, NAlLOR,
HIkl.lN nllN

The above Mllt hastht mustvatu bltimproy
monts la nOrtUbi, Corn Cob Mtllt t,sndisadaptt q
o the yarious Grinding snd Crushing purpose, ,
TOR feeding all kluds OF stock " hlCh system
1ffuodiugs NOW required aud fouHc prohtat e
10y experience.
rHE ADVANTAGES TiuS MIL mas OyER OTHERS.
lst rhattho graders arctntcrted on movable
worn outcan bereplsced by new rings, In Eve
minutes. forthe small sum ofthrce dollars.-
Also, this mill can grind faster than aNy other
Corn aud Cob Mil deferred for sale. This Mill
sawarded
THE FiWsr PREMIUM At rHE OHtosTATTFAIR,
ofthe present Year. lR55)in fair trial with
the Little Giant, Star, aud al other Mili,brOughl
n C competition. The Excelsior Min will grind
fromtsn 10 iitse hnshels hourly, according 10
the degrfeof 6neaess,a and caA be beworkedby Z
or two hhrses,
Noy SOFA IS, NAYLoR
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-13

L., fhhty yitanta, Mimi n
- w EonssPusnte Of having Lsir fsr ss,,
Ind ON rso %, perfectly White lLn,stut !, ~,
me- "es induced 10 ess your Hair n"n,
s1y, ,hai rs saeei' were almost ,.c
anu ell " 50 'oli and glossy ~ 10 be o5
aas.y iis,, Sfn sras,,hs influence Of he fines, oil
" bsbe,t ~, TO every LADY s decided
world. use ei enyiEiTF In the
RETsY sMiIU
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-13

PROF ROOD. Ao. New foI,, Oct, Q, 1854.
i've S'i 1ois i0gra1 HaT Sh.
win ittbStI boiile, snd was much pl.r,,S
/, n, We be'insparaon bef, ethsSrh
he .caln ~ da hdruh and unpleasant iir8rg -
douhi'pemanentlv ' "a'uieiiy5hhd,i have ne
49,, "snS,e ,h, pemls to refer to me- all who
~ 'P''oS..elng OIL u atis claimed forit '''''@
mlss fEEKs.25I GreenWich a.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-13
.nrhEANf 'fAkE NOTII,E
LARGER ONE.

uSI received q general assortn,entofs sU,i,..
- oiths celebrated w Westera Star. eisva,e5 oysn
'o9h stoyei this stove Is warranted 20 eivs hs,,s
,s,'s'acl'9n ,heh any other elevated oven s,ovs
49,, hs,,ssk heAVi'F' and lake longer woad.
.ny o,her elsvaied oven stove aud ,rjn,n,,G IN
NI vu ,aSelIore s that cant be beat For sale I
f'P"''Hm il. 81, Sc
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-13

HEREBY certify that ] have this day in
speoied q large of fine 'Cata awba Brandy for
Mr.. !. Jacobs, Nos l99 and i49, 3fd street,
and aner aoireful examination fad u Pure
Of high chemical Standard and free from all
foreign OF poisonous substances, nnd have
marked u as the law directs. Given under
my hand at the business place OF Mr. Jacobs.
where the above is kept foi sale fuf Medical
aud other purposes. HIRAM COX, NJ d,
Feb. 27,'b7.f
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-11

Such Mr.. Speaker, are the views of the Cow
ernor of New York. They are the sentiments
of humane and far-seeng satesman-and 7
honor him for his manly independence in Civ
ing them the weight and sanction of his official
station. Sir, go with the Governor of the
Empire State. would secure to every family
a HOME and a HEART. / rould not permit the
coUefous and hard hearted creditor to driue his
an fortunate debtor, naked md pennieSS, out
upon the cold charities of an unhospitqbie
world
The laws that authorize such procedure,
should be blotted from the pages of the statute
books Of every State in the Union-they are re-
pugnant to the spirit of the age, and revolving
to humanity. Like the laws sanctioning i'm
prisonm-nt for debt, they should be rrpudiated
by every phylanthropic legislator-ihey should
exist but in the history Of the past-an obsolete
idea.
1t has been truly said, Mr.. Speaker, that he
who sells out the last little property of wife,
and family of small children, of rash, beed-
less or perhaps ntemperate husband and father,
and afterwards with cheerful countenancr
goes home to dine-goes home TO FEAST ON HU-
MAN hearts! Sir money thus obtained has a
damning curse upon it
Entertaining these views, Mr. Speaker, can
moi 60 with those of my constituents who de-
mand the repeal Of the exemption law of last
session; nor can believe that any considerable
number Of them desire it.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-11
A THUNDER BOLT In CHURCH..

On the 23d of August, about O'Clock, a
thunder cloud OF very angry and threatening
aspect swept owe: Colchester, Connecticut,
from the w. \. w, and startled the citizens by
a single bolt which it threw into their midst.
Nearly two hundred persons had assembled in
the First Congregational Church of that place,
al third service, and We're just beginning TO
dlSperse TO their homes, when, as they were
passing through the entrance hall and the porch,
and down upon the steps leading into the church
there came down right among them crashing
thunder-boIt of Tremendous power, like the
expIoslng bursting cannon.
1t followed the lightningrod down 10 with
IN about ten feet of the ground lwhpre the rod
seems TO have been Disconnected then lpaving
the conductor, it passed in the entrance hall,
pitching tie sexton seveia! feet against a stove,
striking two women PROSTATE, wounding and
blistering them from hip to toe, tearing one shoe
from each to tattprs; then Seizing girls bon
net, it passed round the wire both in front and
rear consuming almost every thread upon II,
nearly severing it from the bonnet, burning the
flesh severely under the chin where the two ex-
tremtleS OF the wire met, and then passed down
the right arm. lraving several severe injuries
upon il.
Others were stunned by it, but none were
killed, nor, as is believed, permanently injured.
The main current of the electricity passed on
der the fag-sones of the porch, and there sep
arated into four or FIVE branches, going in dit
terent directions under the stone steps, and SO
out on the ground, like so many fire. balls, in
front of the church; and what is wonderful, the
whole space in the hall and porch and 10 front
of the church was crowded with people and
none seriously injured.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-11
FRIDAY MORNING. BEDFORD, Pa, SEPTEMBER II, 1857.

= thank you for the assurance that you will
no refrau from prayer that the Almighty God
viii make my administration an example of
justice and benefcence. You can greatly as
slst me in arriving at this blessed consummaion,
by exerting your influence in alaying the ex-
IStlng sectional excitement on the subject of sa-
very, which has been productive of much evil
and no good and which, If it succeed in OBJ
taining lis object, would ruin the slave as well
as the master This would be worth genuine
philanthropy. Every day of my life, I feel how
inadequate am to perform the duties of my
high station, without continuing in the support
ofthr Divine Providence.
''Y"t, placing my trust in Him, and in Him
alone, entertain good hope that He will ena-
BILE me to do equal justice to all portions Of the
Union, and thus render me an humble insru-
mpnt IN restoring peace and harmony among
the people Of The several States.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN