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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

ideas Of free goverrmens. and the trdai
lions Of the Anglo Saxon race. Such on
innovation would create revolution ia
Germany, and i. would shock the public
sentiment Of England.
tits not surprising tha. Il was resisted
hero. Il would be resented in any town
or city in Ohio. Il should meet with
stern condemnation from the American
press. II is no excuse to say that May
or Wood used his patronage to sustain
his party. Gov. King win do The same.
That is an evil incident TO popular gov.
eminent, Il is practioed by all parties,
and BY every pariizan. Let the fact be
admitted. The whole theory Of the new
system is wrong. lie. tho people govern
themselves. As wo must have parties,
lot majorities rulo, Ohio was largely
Republican, but Cincinnati gave our
matchless Governor but few votes. Sup.
pose the Legislature had given Cincinnati
a new charter,and given Gov. Chase pow
er to appoint the policemen, street com.
missioners &C., is thore man in Ohio
of any party that would not have do
nouucod il as usurpation and outrage? 4?
This tendency TO concentrate power,
in tho hands Of rulers remote from the
people, must bo ayerted in iho American
States. The Federal government is alb
sorbing the porogatives Of the states; and
the States have commenced, the work Of
subverting tho privileges and rights of the
municipalities. This tendency to control
dospotism must be checked.
The "ery ofrepeaE' is already raised,
here, and, mark my word, Mayor Wood
will celebrate the repeal Of this law, and
tho overthrow fits advocates, before an.
otherJuly. Originating in personal malice
and "loUe Of spoils," il was forced
through the Legislature, at Albany, un-
der the "party Iash," but it must yield
to the popular impulse, and an inRote love
Of solf-goyernment.
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Fugltt Aoauitted.

On last Sunday morning the jury that
had been impannelled on the case Of this
man. brought in a verdict acquitting him.
We know not upon what ground such a
verdict WAS rendered, Everybody is IA.
miliar with the horrid decd he perpetrated
and the horrid manner in which no per-
formed il, aud yet for numbering a Free
State man IN cold blood, tearing from his
head the scalp, aud exhibiting it dripping
with blood in the public streets, this cold
hearted wretch Is tried, and after the
mockery Of a trial sent forth to the world
without q legal reproach. 1t is but few
days SIT one Of the me1nest Democratic
organs the Cincinnati Enquiror) was
hoping that Fugitt would be hunq-iuslly
as every man felt that this wretch mer-
tied to swing, yet so completely have
the Bolderers everything in their hands
under the bogus laws, that murderers. in
cendiaries, all may escape Justice if their
victims were but Free State men. And
yet 1t is this lawless, disorganized, ohaot
ic, anarchial condition that Governor
Walker wishes TO proloug al infaitiup,
almost, by the indirect, oiroutuous and
prolix mode Of adjustment he proposes to
have adopted QUindaro Chindopan.
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MigGllanu.
Eastern OOrrospondenoe.
NEw YoRK, July list, 1857

New York, July lst, 1857.
Editor of Tribune:-As this is the lst
Of July, am inclined to give some items
as to 'the iving IN these parts" One may
pay 52.5Oor SO dollars a day here for
"empfy show," Being broke have Sc
cured good loom at JivS shlliRgs day,
and eat when, where and " hat l please,
finding it difficult to stow Gvdy more than
ssvSa shilliags worth each day. There is
noplace on Earth whore person can live
better than in New York. Before the ici-
cles drop from the cliffs of St. Lawrence,
you find here fruits and vegetables, new
grown Of every variety, from the West In
dies and the sunny South. Here is found
in constant prOfusion Oysters. Lobsters,
all kinds of fish, with gamo of every species
And if person wants nothing stronger.
"Croton Fountains" constantly pours
forth, pure cool water. If he wants any
thing in the way Of the "srdent, !" he finds
it here "like rivers" There is a vast
amount of labor and life wasted here, in
keeping up the price of 0hisksy.
Aud then such a place as it is for Resk
eating; II l remember correctly, 1t is re-
corded in Kings, that when Isr@l's great
monarch, solomon, had completed the
temple "he and all Israel" committed
great havoc among the oxen and sheep.
They "offered" twenty two thousand OK
en-, and hundred and twenty thousand
sheep. We have no definite information
as to what became of the careasses.
don't think they were bunt, but rather
suspect the Jews, ate them. That great
slaughter, has never been approximated
except in New York. Here forty-6fth
street. constantly smokes with the blood
Of the slain; and not less than six thou
sand Of the dumb brutes are devoured
every day within twelve hours after they
are slaughtered. All this is done, not
for the '.glcry of God" or to make "a
great name" as was the case with Solo.
mon and his friends. but from bare sub
seryiency to appetite.
For the year ending last January about
els, 900 cattle, 46O. 600 sheep, and ls3.
600 hogs were sold alive, to tho butcher
Of this city. for which thoy paid s17, 600
900. The consumers paid the butchers
about s2l, 100000 for flesh. blood an,
bones. Ohio alone sent here 30, 900 cat
he, ll7,00o sheep and 5000 hogs. An,
to these astounding numbers we mustadd
the vast amount shipped here in the car
caa, during the winter months, and th
tons Of salt meat ased BY the poorer elas
ses. / have thus shown, that psrso
may not only live eheap Erid ven here
but have demonstrated that the thoor
Of mere vegetable diet. has but few 70
lowers. Greeley and his friends must r.
new their efforts, upon the "aesh eating
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The Clarke County Rescue Case
Again-more Parties Arrested
High officials held in Bail.

Senator Brand, Judge Baldwin. and
Sheriff Clarke, all residents of Urbana.
Champaign county, were arrested there
last week by one of the u. S. Dupuly
Marshals, Potfenbarger, we think, upon
the charge Of obstruoting United States
authority in the persons Of its officers, and
brought before U. S. Commissioner New,
hall, on Saturday, who held them to bal
in 81 800. which was Immediately given
Their trial is set for the 18th; other o.
the parties who have been arrested will
be tried on the 9th and eth.
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The DefalCatiOn-. Chase and NE
dill.

How different has been the action Of
Governor Chase in this and other matters,
from that Of his immediate predecessor,
William Medill? Before Mr.. Gibson en-
tered upoL his duties, or had taken the
keys of the Treasury, Governor Chase
caused the bonds given by Mr.. Gibson to
be examined, accepted and fled away
and it is, without doubt, the best bond
that has ever been given by any Treasurer
to the State Ohio, On the other hand,
Governor Medill and his Auditor and
Secretary Of State Morgan and Treyitt,
permitted Breslin to 60 on with the duties
Of his Office from January until tho follow
ing Eoyember--i0thoH taking dRy ac-
ton or requiring Of lin any bond. The
bond itself shows that il was not accepted
and filed until the fourth day Of Novem-
Der, when Mr.. Breslin HAD BEEN IN OFFICE
AND IN FULL POSSESSION OF THE MONEYS OF
THE STATE FOR TEN MONTHS; and il is be-
lieved that much of the money, which
has been distracted from the Treasury,
WAS taken during the ten months in which
he was under no bonds whatever, and
when the case is tried, as we know that
it win soon be for The recovery of the
money, agilnst Mr.. Breshn and his bond
men, it may turn out that they are not
holden, and that the money was stolen
from the Treasury during the ten months
when no bond was given, and no bond
demanded. That is the way Medill &
Co., did the business Of the State; but Il
is not She method Governor Chase pur-
sues to guard the interests of the people
who have entrusted him with their affairs.
20. S. Journal
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Nm YoRK JnlY Bal. 1a67.

Editor Of Tribune:-I will write letters
because have little else to do. The
great theme for weeks here, has been the
"Police Bill" and its resistance by May
or Wood. The court ofappeals yesterday
defeated the Mayor" and held the new
law constitutional. Il takes from the
Mayor and city authorities most of thOir
appointing power, and vests it in the Gov
ernor, at Albany, or commissioners Of
his selection. The whole country has
felt deep interest in this contest, and
whilst the court, no doubt. decided cor
rsc.ly, I cannot but regard this act Of
the Legislature. as gross usurpafiOn,
which presents an alarming anomaly in
our political system. To impose upon q
municipal oommunity objects uamed by
q remote central power, and compel that
community to pay the expenses Of a police
organization, over which il has no con
troll, is At once incompatible with the
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Nc sabmarLne TeleerenI,.

ST. Johns, N f., July2. Her Majesty +
staamer OYelops, dispatched by the Bhti b
Government to take soundings along the
telegraphio plateau between Ireland and
Newfoundland, arrived here yesterday,
having completed TIE task assigned to
her officers.
They make favorable report Of the re
suit Of their surveying. confirming that
made by Lieut.. Bergman in the u. S.
steamer Arctic.
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LITTLE WILLIE.


roor little Willie,
With bis many pretty wilcs,
Worlds Of wisdom in his looks,
And quaint, quiet smiles;
Hair Of amber touched with
Gold Of heaven 90 brave;
All lying darkly bid
in work-houso grave.
You remember little Willie,
Fair and funny fellow no
sprang like lily
From the dir, Of poverty.
Poor little Wnliel
Not friend was nigh,
When from the cold world
lie crouched down 10 die.
In Che day we wandered foodless,
Little Willie cried for bread;
In the night we wandered homeless.
Little Willie cried for bed.
Parted at the work-house door,
Not word was said,
Ah' so tired was poor Willie,
And so sweotly sleep the dead.
'Twas,in the dead Of winter,
v c laid hin, In the earth;
The world brought in the new year,
On tide Of mirth,
But for lost, little Willie,
Not tear We crave;
Cold and hunger cannot wake him
In his work.house grave.
We thought him beautiful,
Felt il hard to parts
We loved him, dutiful,
Down, down, poor heart:
The storms they may beat;
The winter winds may rave;
Little Willie feels not
In his work-houso grave.
No room for little Willie;
In the world he had no part;
On him stared the Gorgon eye,
Through which looked no hoart.
Come to me- said Heaven,
And Il Heaven will save,
Il little matters if the door
Dc work-house grave.
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Breslin's Security.

1t is question with lawyers, whether
Br's'in's sureiios can bo held responsible
or not. This is owing to the negligence
OF Gov. Medill, in not requiring a renew
al Of his bonds, until ten months after he
entered upon his second term of Office.
The law requires that it shall be fled
within thirty days.
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question. Ny observation teaches me,
that mankind have made mp their minds
to eat meat, aud drink phistey il il Jusis
them, and have concluded to lot them
go a Wkile lhsy can"
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From the Ohio State Journal.
Oall for a Republican State Con.
VentiOn.


| We publish to-dav, the call issued by
tho Republican State Committee for 4
Convention Of Delegates to meet in this
city on Wednesday. the 18th day Of
August, 10 nominate ticket for State
officers. TO be supported at the polls in
October next.
To this call we hope TO have a hearty
response. The Republicans Of Ohio have
a high duty TO perform in behalf Of Dom
oora,io Republican principles. The whole
country looks TO Ohio TO head the van
Of the Republican hosts, aud lead them
on to glorious victory and to permanent
renown.
The soil Of Ohio has been made the
national hunting ground for the enslaved
aud oppressed Of the South. Our own
citizens have been seized, insulted and
shot at by the Shareholders. because they
could not and would not Join IN packs to
hound down men whose only orimo was
that they loved liberty better than bond.
age, and because they gave shelter 90 the
fugitive and bread TO the hungry. Let
tho Convention ir August next speak a
brave word for human liberty and natural
rights,
Tho purpose Of tNo slaye-power is 10
enlarge the authority of the Federal Gov
ernment; 10 add to the already gigantic
proportions Of Capitalization. and to make
our State laws aud our State Courts and
STATE RIGHTS, bend to the demands Of the
aggressive slaye-power, now enthroued
IN Washington, supported by its two hun.
dred thousand olfioe-holders, its subsid-
lied presses, and its seventy millions Of
annual public expenditure. Let the Con.
yenlion in August next, re.aliirm the
doctrines Of the Jetforsonian Democracy,
that the rights Of the States shall not DO
encroaohed upon by Federal usurpation,
or the strong hand Of power.
The Republicans Of Ohio have also
important questions Of State policy to
inaugurate and 10 perfect. To cut down
public expenditure and to have every do
partment Of she Government in the pos
session of honest and capable men. To
expose without fear, favor or affection
whatever is wrong or corrupt, and to
hold TO a strict accountability all who
violate their trust. or leopard in any way
the true interests Of the people. The late
heavy and astounding defaloation. caused
by the maladministration Of the Treasury
during the administration Of that rewarded
democrat" VIM. Medill, and wrong
fully covered up by the late treasurer,
VIM. II. Gibson, should impress the peo-
pie Of Ohiothal they have State respon-
sibilitles, rs well as national resting upon
them. Lot therefore the Convention in
August next, act with due dsliberation
in the selection Of candidates into whose
hands important duties are tc be entrusted
In the selection Of candidates let care
be taken that men Of first class, for probity,
honor and ability, men Of experience and
of r ed worth bo chosen. Then we shall
Selecta ticketwhich win reoeivethe hearty
support of the people, who win bear i
up in triumph as the waters of the flood
bore up the ark of Noah.
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M.N
La johnson county, as woare informed
by gentleman who was present, many
votes were pollcd by Missoarians residing
in Westport, Independence, Kansas CITY
and other adjoining sections. Some OF
them profess to hold claims IN the Terri.
tory, but are beyond all cayil nc ual oiti.
zeus OF Missouri. One Of the delegates
returned from johnson county-Goorge
MoCowan.-is said to be citizen OF
Wesport. Our informant states that he
met Mr.. Nolan "a prominent citizen of In.
depence, at the polls at Green Springs,
and that Nolan said he was there to vot,.
but could not do so until no had seen Tom.
johnson to learn which was the rigbt
ticket. 10 was impossible to find a poll
list posted up in The county before eiec.
ton; but It is stated that tho names Of
Clay Pate, aud many other Missourians
were upon Il.
The Lawrenco Republican states that Ia
Lynn county, ono hundred Of the votes
were cast by Missouri invaders. From
some other points there are reports of
frauds. but wo have no specific informa.
tion concerning them - CAindowaR.
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re- The New York Court of Appeals
has decided ~ favor Of the Metropolitan
Police Bill An controversy is therefore
at an end Mayor Wood has disbandsd
his police force aud announced his acqui-
escence to the new law. Mayor Powell
Of Brooklyn has pursued the same course.
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A.P. SToEE. Esq. the newly appointed
State Treasurer, has resigned his Office as
one Of The Directors Of the Ohio Peniten-
tiary, O.. II. Goss. Of Loraiu County.
has been appointed Clerk Of the Peniten-
tiary. The whole number 0f prisoners is
632-over 100 are under 81 years Of age
The Bank Of South Royal,on. Vt.. has
failed, and their notes ara noW worth only
so cents on dollar
The Republicans Of Iowa are 10 hold 4
State Convention at Iowa City, on the
10Th Of August next, for general CONSUL
tation upon matters Of vital Importance,
and to prepare for future contests.
A slave woman Is advertised for sale in
the ST. Louis papers, recommended a. be-
ing so beautiful that FIVE thonsand dollars
have boep offered for her and refused.
She viii be sold at auction.
There wore 9. 100 failures in tho Uuiied
States last year. Their debts are essima
ted to have beon more than $50. .oo0. 900
and the loss TO creditors more than e10.-
600. goo.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

Hiram Powers Statue. the Greek
Slave, has been repurehased BY She Cos
mopolitau Ari Association and win form
a prominent feature ia the annual distri-
button. which is to some Of in January
next.
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BUCKEYE.
Particulars of the Burning Of tho
Montreal.
QUEnEo, June 27.

QUEREc, June q.
The steamer Montreal, one of che regu.
lar steamers running between Quebec aud
Montreal, left this port at O'Clock ihis
AFTERNOON, having on board between 400
and 500 passengers, of whom majority
were Scotch and other emigrants recent v
arrived from Europe,-Nothing unusual
occurred after leaving the wharf until she
rounded point of Cape Rogue, about 10
or l5 miles above this city, when the
woodwork near the furnace was discoy-
cred to be on ERE. Almost the very mo-
ment the smoke was discovered, the
flames broke forth causing the utmost
CONSERVATION amongst the passengers.
The fire was first discovered about five
O'Clock, when the steamer was nearly
abreast Of Cape Rogue. Every effort
was made to arrest che flames. The boat
was stopped so as to lessen the drauQht;
but finding it impossible to save her,
Capt Rudolph ordered her to be run to-
wards the Shore. The officers and crew
then exerted themselves TO get out the life
boat. The flames spread with the most
astonishing rapidity, and in few sec
onds after the steamer began to move fol-
ward the widest confusion and despair
prevailed throughout the ship, and num-
bers of the passengers threw themselves
overheard and were in most cases drown
ed. Fortunately the steamer Napoleon,
also bound for Montreal, was but few
milss in advance Of the burning boat, and
as soon as the fire was discovered, put
back with all speed aud succeeded in res
cuing from the burning wreck 1877 pas
sengers. Capt. Rudolph and the Purser
Of She Montreal were amongst those who
threw themselves into the river, and be-
ing excellent swimmers, succeeded in
reaching the steamer Alliance and were
saved. 1t is quite possible others may
have saved themselves by swimming, but
as tho steamer became unmanageable
when considerable distance from land, h,
there is no doubt that most Of those who
threw themselves from the burning boat
found a watery grave. Sixteen Of those
saved died within short time after reach
ing the deck Of the Napoleon, and from
present information il Is believed the to-
tal loss Of life by this terrible disaster will
not fall short of 800 20 400. The steam
or Alliance arrived here shis afternoon
with 45 dead bodies, and another boat is
known to have recovered 90 bodies. We
have not been able TO learn the names OF
any Of the lost, except Mr.. Phillips, Of
the extensive numbering hrm Of Noroross
d. Phillips, Of Three Rivers. The Mon.
tEeal had on board $50 emigrants recent.
ly arrived here from Glasgow, together
with several German families and RATS
men and several American passengers.
/ Utah.--We understand that Hon. E. ID
Potter, Of this city, has decided to accep
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

$50 Mormon emigrants arrived at
PhiladOlphis. last Friday, sn route for
Utah.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

Mr.. Stone, the present Treasurer Of
State, hes selected as depositariea Of tha
public money. the Franklin and Exchange
Banks. Of Columbus, and the Ohio hfe
Ins. and prist Co., at Cincinnati and New
York. The Trust Co. gives bond ia
5000 900, and the franklin in 800. 600.
Depositares will beestablisbed in Toledo,
Troy and Cleveland.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

A1- Herman Goldschmidt Of Germany
has discovered the for.y-fourth Asteroid.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17
Result of the Bogus Election IN
hansas--A Grand FarnnlI

We have received returns (in most On.
ses Official from nearly an the counties
whore any attention was paid 10 the bo.
gus election on the 10Th inst. Il i be.
heyed that further intelligence will not
materially add to the number Of votes civ.
en- The following are the figures,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

Gg- Gov. Msdary arrived g Colam
bus on last Saturday week A writ was
Immediately served on him. IS one d
Dreslin's bondsmen.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill, has been nom
mated for Governor, by the Republicans
Of Maine.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

RV- a destructive Gre broke onl in
Cincinnati on the evening of re sd. de-
stroyipg two large manusagioSiaa and otb-,
or property TO the amount Of o2Qo,ooO-
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17

Aar Five of the Washington rioters
have been found guilty and aentenced b
one years imprisonment in jail
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Ths TiFFlm TRlnuWg
l,ppbiished % Friday o. sa,h sssA. and fsr.
nisbod 10 tnbieriberu al
$500 Per Annom.

T5-To mail subseribsrs. 6fy cents ~ ihis ssn,
isreuiiisd , ben iAs paper is paid fofis sdssnc..
Hr a hilnre 20 nodiy dl,copilnusnss oiibs
cad qf theilmo paid for. win Be eonsidsrsJ ss =
asv ehEagomehi.
These terms will b tiriciiy obstits5 ssd. -
paper VII be diaeoHiinsed aqhi arrsarsssi arc
Peld' except attbe option or he psbiisbof.
w -spoicribera runniug OF, and oot poylnr ~
'hsis papers viii BE- sniiiled %. and feesiss a
Published eeriiacate Of iheirdishoaeig
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Utah.--We understand that Hon. E. d.
Potter, Of this city, has decided to accept
the position Of associate Justice Of Utah,
mot Chief Justice, and expects TO depart
for the Territory in the course Of twenty
days He has received letters from Wash
ingion TO the eject that all the appoint
meuts have been agreed upon, end that
they will 80 with tbe troops which have
been designated to that service. The sx,
pedition is expected 70 start 10 the cours,
oftwo Or three weeks, and Mr. Potter vii
Sc IN company with theih.-- Toledo Blade
1917. --....--.-- -
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The Southern Commercial Convention
IS to be held this yaar on tho 10th day Of
August, at Knoxville, Tennessee.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-09-03
Summer Supplies.
WN StJI.'

| AS crivcl from New York his Summer
H. Supplies Of DRY COOS. embracing IL com
p!"tc ;.s.o. ,irnt Of articles for LADIES' Summer
Dresses:
F;cnch E,nbroi,lcrcics, Hosiery, Sc; full
supply Of the best articles for Ladies' Mourn
ing Apparel; a variety Of articles for Gentle
men and Youths wear; Blcachrd shifting. anL
Shcr,in.s of til" most approved make; l. i I.iu-
en- Shcc,ings. Pillow Gas. Linens, Darn:sk and
Tnhl. Dinpcrs, superior lluckabacks and Scotch
Diapcrs. for Towels; Towels with C"lorcd and
Fancy Borders; Il full assortment Of articles for
Servants wear; Lancaster, Alcndalc and Mar
srcs Quilts (sn.nc Of extra sz" al quality }
with great variety of articles suitable for l'lr,,-
tation and Family u,', which will he sull ut de-
cil"dly lower prices for Cash, than can lie pur-
chased "n the. n.ual credit terms. Grani.cvi!r
and Augusta Shi,tings aud Shcctings, Cotton
r.'''h"'Ss AMI STRIPS at M""u'''c'nrefs prices
The public are respectfully requested 10 cXa:i.-
me the assortment"
June %, 5T--J