The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-06

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main object Of this bank 10 be to act as an |
agent o. the Ohio, and such other banks |
as choose to come into the measure, for I
the mutual exchange Of notes Of other
States. Il IS hoped IL may also finally be |
made a sort Of clearing house for tbe Ohio |
banks, something ike the Suffolk Bank |
At Boston, and the New York Clearing
House. Columbus Gazette.
THE LEcoMfroN IMpaooLro. "Occa-
sionaP writes to the Philadelphia Press,
from Washington, the (2Oh inst. the
following items.
Tho news from Ohio is 70 tho effect
That the only way to save the party is to
put j. back upon the Douglas platform
re-endorse the doctrine Of popular soyer-
eighty. Both Pendlelou and Groesbeck
are In danger. Nothing can save them
but the division Of the opposition.
!zsg- The Democracy Of the New Alba-
ny lndiana) Congressional District have
nominated VIM. II English, (the raised
BILL for Congress. Il is stated that
he was unanimously nominated. The
Democrats probably think he Is q great
man, because his portrait appeared IN
Harper's Magazine Gin. Com.
REThe Rev. DR.. Dufield, Of Detroit
is in possession Of manuscript copy Of
the Bible, tn the Latin language, which
dates from the year A. d. 93J. This
valuable relic, says the Free Press, was
presented to DR.. Duffield by Lewis Cass,
Jr., our Minister Resident at Rome. He
procured It Of Crock monk, who brought
It from the Greek convent Of st. Catho-
Fine, at the foot Of Mt Sinai.
"MUD SILL" CLUB.-The San Fran
cisco (Cal Chronicle says: eve learn
that a large number Of Democrats IN the
Second District Of this city are taking
steps 10 organize a political club under
the name of Mud sill club This club
will doubtless be organized within thu
week. Some OF the Douglas Broderick
men say they will have 'Mud-silp Club
in every town in the State. We presume
the Buchanan men will be organized un-
der the tiIa Of the 'Ruflle Shirt Club. >"
RS-If Democracy is an unit, why
should the Washington Uaior, Of Tues
day, cast Douglas finally and irrayocobly
out Of the party? The Times Washing
ton correspondent writes that the article
containing this communication was su-
peryised by the President himself
rg-Gt is believed that Minnesota is the
best adapted to growing wool Of the
whole United States; that the same kind
of sheep raised and kept in that State will
shear at least one pound more wool to the
head than any other; that they require
much less care IN koOping, aud at the
same time will be much healthier.
RTLucius Case. Of Licking county,
has been nominated for Congress by the
Republicans Of the Columbus 70. Dis.
trict, against Sunset Cox. We may say
to Lucius, you are now in the nominative,
Case; take care that you get into the
possessive, and so put Cox into the yoca.
tive, Case.
The "Chcago Herald" now dali
ly in the Administration interest, has
made its appearance It handles Mr..
Douglas and his supporters without
gloves. Is the Democracy Of Illinois au
unit?
Eg-Mr. D. Beckel, Of Dayton, has re-
Gently entered into contract for con-
struoting SO miles of the Grand Rapids
and Indiana Railroad, commencing at
Kalamazoo and running 40 miles beyond
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Irg-Il is said that Hon. Thomas Cor.
win will be a candidate for Congress in
the 7th District, before the Republican
Convention which meets at Morrow on
the 10th Of August.
ANOTHER DEFAULrER. B. M'Lean.
Buchanan's surveyor, and Collector OF
Customs at Cincinnati, has failed to ac-
count for $4,000 of the government
funds that came into his hands.
Rg-Tu the Fifth District of Illinois
last week, Hon. Isaac N. Morris, the
present Auti-Lecompton member, was re-
nominated by tho Democratic Convention.
Thereupon twenty-five Buchanan dele
gates withdrew, aud called another con
vension. So the 6ght goes on 10 Illinois.
re- The Weekly Washington Union of
July 2lth, fires off no less than seven col.
umus and half at Senator Douglas. the
Illinois Democracy, aud anti. Laoomplon
democrats generally. We hope the Union
will keep at il, this win materially help to
consolidate the National anti -Lecompton
Democracy, who, in 1860. win wipe out
lhe last vestige Of Looomptonism.-Efs-
RORi Democrat.
RS~ AZ the recent Commencement Of
Yale College. the degree Of A. NJ. was
conferred upon Geo. A. Benedict, ESQ,
editor Of the Cleveland Herald.
Rg-Martin NJ. Ray. Lecompton Dem
norat, has been nominated for Congress
in the Sixth (lndlanapolis) District.
re- No news Jet from the Telegraph
Fleet, which started out for another trial
on the 17th.
Rg' The Commercial Colleges Of Bry-
ant 4 Strattop. aud Folsom, Cleveland.
have been united.
MARRIED.,