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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-03
A GrxrrgwAN of Norfolk, Virginia, ha,

a GFxrLgMAS of Norfolk, Virginia, had
a fine negro TO whom he gave the privilege
of hiring himself out. aud keeping one halt
his wages. \ short time since, the negro
came home to his master to tell him that
the man for whom be had been working
wished TO buy him, and would give 81 800
for him, Wen said his master. what OF
that : don't wish TO sell you. But you
see massa, said sam I'se had a cough
some time and specs I'm gwine inio desuInp
ton. ! don't spec shall asst more'n two
or three years. and Id Ike 10 take dat man
In
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-03

4 physician at Danyillc, Va. has horse
that loves totacco. and uo, only chews it,
bot swallows Il;
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-03

onc OF The most Interesting relies IN Phil
aiclphis may I've sen IN North Second
strv I, via; the fin, hsh,uiug rod erected hy
pr. Franklin, which suIi stretches its atten.
ua,ei figures towards the heavens.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
RUSSIA.


THE SHIPS SUNK AT SEVASTOPOL
A letter from Constantinople Of the 9Th says: The
schooner Silver hey, and the steamer Gen. kooI3
belonging TO the American Wrecking Companies " hre
undet to raise the sunken vessels OF war sunk 70
the harbor Of SevastOpo have returned, and are ad
yeItsed for SALE The attempt 10 raise the sunhsn
vessels had failed; not one Of them was Teco'ssea'
The Black Sea teroco, so often attributed 10 the we'll
calculated Imagination of he OF the Russian Adlni-
ralty, il reality. IL has eaten up the body Of tho
Russian hoet leaving only the outer she'll Fhe wheel
of the Twelve Apostles has been brought down es
pecmen. Although il consisted of strong mahogany,
two years and half in the waters OF Sevastopoi nave
reduced it, weight TO almost nothing No e1ternsl
charge Is visible beyond few small holes, where me
greedy miners sank their shafts. The mot approved
conriyances were tried by the two rival Compsnle'.
The vessels caulked sndImade seemingly water.
tight, but when it 10 pumping out it WAS found
that the timber so rotten that the water perco-
lated everywhere through the CALLER made By TIE
teredo. To this in itself invincible difficulty must be
added the fact that most Of the vessels had sunk from
four 20 sx fathOms into the mud. Even II the ships
had been raised they would have been OF no Use. Az
they could not be rsised it was tried 10 blow them
up, order TO clear the harbor which at this moment
is 10 blocked UP that only q narrow channel marked
out by buOys is left through which small vessels csr
with difficulty wind their way. The damage done to
The timber s, however, 80 great that not even the
attempt 10 blow the ytssels up succeeded. IA much
as GOO pounds OF powder was tried With two
decker but, the rotten timber bad too htis power
Of resistance, the result that the weakest port
gave way and the explosion tore out small part 10
the side of the vessel leaving the rect altogether un'
touched. The bsIbor must thus remain blocked up
until by degrees the TX Of the teredo IS done, a1d
the ships fall 10 pieces. According TO the account
brought down II vessels were found sunk, which IS
much more than ever was known or supposed. lie
companies have brought up sufficient aneh9fs, eaoes,
Nc, to pay, at rate part of their expenses ana
probably the Russian Government will mske up the
difference
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
SPAIN.

The Msdnd lcn'Isls Of the lEh OF Marco Pubiish
.eteNtnftre speech delivered by NJ. lstd;itz IN the
Congress the pre- ediDg Day IN reply TO question re-
spe,;ir, n, Ne,can affair. He ssd that tue "oV-
e1mert world not echo he cEy ot war sSSirst heAco
which lad been raised ond though dfieret ces existed
r-ye,u Span and that country, they couio De seteu
bv peeota.io- a. eeu e. by arms. Aiier expressing
the opinion tn; preceding csoine,s had sG'e1 WIN
prHdenct snd petr)isrl IN the affair he ssd Iuat 'he
differences between the two c)unines were only Two
Grs that Of tie indemnity due to SpanisTd' on whcn
the Mexican Government had acted VIE HUE le"eohi
secondly the events Il. CuerEsya aca.
He next SAID n At England AID France had oflere1
;hcir iLteryeuti,r t. prevent war, wmen must, II
commenced. not only Prove Injurious TO Spaniaras;
blt cnoanger the relations between Europe ana
America lie tE'E fogmsJly announced that General
ZlosCs VI. now NJ, xiesn President, had promised
TO give Spain cry sat:faction and he confirmed tie
fact o. NJ Is.r,gUa, the Mexican Envoy, having been
d-ni,sed addio, q Z: new Envoy was likely TO be
apaorted lie concluded by saying ,aat he must re-
fuse 70 produce I,pefs or the mater, aud that any
discussion Of il wogi ts ilOpporiune. MI Mayo, who
IN: the question expressed himself satisfied with the
explanation ven. "
Letters fr N Madrid me ation that Nsrvaez had OBJ
aimed leave Of absence for months, and received
his pafsports ior France.
Tie Government Asd Il t accepted the resisns ions
rendered tl the Spanish Embassadors IN London ana
DI6Vl.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

sem /, paradise 10 you sverythor win snas -.
an; }, will seem like beautiful S9ria2. a.
1t ss..t-nepng GDd beal.ful sower., f. Ar.
xheh pIonis,s everything I0vs'y a05 aSs- A,l
n. nnseir alton can corceive. Al Pa, :.
lovely vii ,uile uron you, AID year b....
,O ,EraId ,ith sweet hOp- a2f III ctry1s tDx,.l
whatever fascina;es You, tows'G Ina 'iet,-beary
y.otpess and love, which, alas, p realty DO NJ -,
-. by dear children Co DO, ot ye ~ y De dazlsa
by the appearance, witch this word will at ira
uI,..r; 20 ,ou Re careful. |, Is b1, n.
,rtesran,c. ihs external snrf1ce which fa.S.
mai, and Il you ave daL1led ~ its witche sf d-,O
pontm,nt mast coIe--nd tneh--aAd 'heh-yoa vi
ind an immense void void which you soald Rev,
have experienced f YOU led looked upon the word
a. II really a. void that vii show "a
b.; too plainly iha, ne word ~ fall
rotitnrc,s, c.ceii, aud ing; attitude; that We mgs
pr. eye seek the suunit ot felicity ut ,empsres
,,nt,utment You WI fall into despair-into tesn-
Won VII with 10 retrace your steps, bl. yon to
late Give ear to these words winch your fs.her Cob
p, ..s with ,ears in lis cye-. / hope tbs; yJu m.y
never sufer the hght.st of the mlsior1nnes exps'
etced by me- the cs, Of the di>appointnen;s 10 feai
ship Ii YOU narly, b" !rciu how you make yy.r
selection. let him b. honest honorable. a h,er 4
his countiy; Lex bis hcsrt be ISrge, end s hsa "
cspa lie oftIue lIendshp, and be careful - retaa
on youT part with conduct equally nooFe sud 10
fiction equsliy pure. BE faithful 20 tho hssb.o
whom Won select for your e-cOmpsnon; y. the VEN
thought of iIhGelity siIlke you "ih horror destroy
Yourselves rn;herthan fs into that isa; an error As
might be conceded does not remedy the evil; n
YOU remains en- eternal stain, in the husosni sa
eternal Tancor-sn eteroal Tememolsnee ci yaEt
guilt of your dishonesty remember that en- n sn :coa
on the wfe's part poison the husband eis:esce L
he has heart OF feeling of honor; hat Il eA,l;-
pushes domestic peace for ever; that destroys 10.
nlestic tranquility tnat II causes the love asd ssos'
ltss which should exist between husband AMI ylle 81
esse cools and sbstes the love OF the pSren for be
cbd that it, in fact, casts dishonor u2on the hue
bsnd. upon you, upon all the family. Take sare o.
Yourselves and keep tlis ~ general mAs'n, :hs,
:be greater part OF men are bsd and wicked aal
lastly. in leisure moments, cultivate your mipds VIA
pleasing and moral reading, which Will have tee e.
lee. of guiding your minds early, toward g"o9 and
noursli1g YOU with tue fruit Of wisdom Do
weary you with this long letter. Pardon me GaS
have written TO you, even if l had not "isned
The. lines have been lie first and may be the las
shall address to you, and, as you Perceye' 'aey
are written by the hand Of your unhappy iasher.
NAV YOU have serene and long he lake
thousand and Thousand kisses from your father VITO
carries h him the pain of not being able to see sht
embrace YOU, impedci by the lniamy OF meH- Rs
ceive the pateinal beuedictlon OF your on.,,..
Farewell, fsreweD, farewell from my heart"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
BONAPARTE'S PRESENT POSITION.
rom sh Occasions Correspondent.
pAEIs. March L. lsjs
" "Rl-oIG.IO Iruieo Oenor plr c-GGo,
Cenerr su.o -epplta = = n 4 100


i shall revive frou. The dead still more cruel
foe, though but buried ash and naked spirit
These w lines Of Tasso's JsJHSai,m, which Orsii,
after Iavre's speech, with strange smile,
whispered 10 his defender, are already beginning TO
be- fulfilled. The aittGdc OF the crowd witnessing
The death of the Italian ps.ric; is thus de.cr6ed BY
an eyewitness:
"Sueh had been the alarm Ol ,he Government tlat
AN eahirc division had out under the rersOnal
command of general officer who Gssi-ted At the exc
s,ton. flee thousand soldiers resdy 10 fct
Ga II slightest signal. aud every ssac anc outlet Was
cuaiCed iiiues Of insurectlCn H. ny estimation,
rttwcen gOCC0 snd l01. .O0o Inel Of the Fdubourgs,
voIhmen in bouses, were as.embed N the spaces
end la the streets the Place de j. Rplu@te bat
Il ey were grouped by the way IN whcl the troops
were ss,oi 3D. that they could little or nothing.
Wien the dead dull sound o.the falling OF the kue up
Osiui was heard, / was resPondedto BY - inn-nse
bu, smothered reply Of We n RtpHHicVc. cannot
properly describe this II Ike gigantic alG.ter il
nOi ~ shout, ba il sounded ike tie hrs.'b
or the Sgc Ct Thousands Of luinaI beings. |; VS. vel
appreciate, by the authortes Tor Oh the ins;4u .ne
soldiers rnsod the most di-p!deTy c:tcr inag abe
stiuch thin hOrtcs, ~ 20 make them Dlrree aui
kk shCok their ANS, and conrIyed thG. tie popular
wiispcr should I've stihcd 1ituou. beLs literally %:
down. But the words I'r, lH RtHN'cW mas
have teen tsiy audible to every one | p1rpossly
vent bone foot. threading my wsy slo slv ,h- n.h
th, .iouys wherever | found ;tCn thickest. | sin
bouIc {" admit thai everywhere heard exp-e ssuas
of s,upstl end admiration for Orsini whose 90. ~
sens utterly forgotten while only the efcct prod Cd
bv his courage and Generosity toward his a<so7i !e
remains. Penis am" did not hear once Tne ~
titudc Ct tie popuiace wHs should SAY. extremely
u,uacng for il Lad the niaiks of a fGs aud Il -:
for vergcsuce seated TOO deep fO- words. Al the re
marks beard were msde in an undcy tore a. though
police spy were dreaded n every instant
1t seems, then, ilat tie measures of general
safety" intended 70 weed Out the Republican ele-
mcnt, the Wholesale iDprisonments and transport.
alton. prove 10 more successful than ,be c'ts oa.
ryifrs, the newly established shops, and other
attempts to purchase the oDsclence Of tie French
working classes. The circumstances dwell, upon
on forrr er occasion, which Accompanied Orsns
trial, have nov become tie general topic Of pars
conversation. 1t tas even Oo1ed out that when the
yol,minous correspondence of orsini and Perm
came 10 be examined letters written by Louis Ma
poieon and signed by himself, dated many years
ago, came to light. II the French Constitutional
was still in the agreeable position It hed III Mr.
Guizot's tine, We should, day after day, h. treated
with tbe solemn phrase, "L'a9r'-cs Pe>. sq.. u
'egr'i." And 70 4 dos, .notes. GlS.: n3.s M
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

Jtr.s. 1Gt De sly systen . tfsnce ptteJsses mo
the doneric cyys, aDd ne: the Emperor oever soes
,ut ~l.hyu, a. es)7-, e soders. Il s.-er- thaf The
Eel b poihce wee kss ib3pi.onA than al The
present moment, aad ,ns; the Fmperor drives cut
asiy -rho7: AZ escort.
The ho.s-ar $50 publishes the f9fowiog'
Som. fJre.,o orI-as seem se;cr -hed tos' r1he~
st.r,s sve requested :be cOL.ben:a! ana oo5ieIDS
po~er 10 send sEsy tsDgefoG. Teiasees rom hef
!ront ?
'Thr. seing, France c-lytnsde rse Of .Se F'sht o.
i-.eTr 1nei IA .
\o,ne VS. sstoni she'd ths. Sw' aud last year
requested ;he Frc-cb Goverrmeo, - END mo 'he
.n:e-i : :hs refugees, who Cesi;ed 'ee'"sS'"h o
Rrval.y :: Neuf hate
Nor vas L1y oro surprised thSt " d shoU hsv'
ash.d - . send mo the ,ac or tb' OaIs LrIuSees,
srd ;ra the Cort- -'or,i na7e th"nksr ihe Emperor
for having. by ST Il u step, preVen'ei ciEi wer'
The cor d1c. 4 France hss, therefore ben SH-ed oy
-. ur ver.aliy sckros ssdssd PrrcFies "i Ia'e'ha-
t1ns .tw.' .-.
Bys dec,sop of the Minister Of Finance :h' nte'es;
OK treasury eond- fIei from the io.h Ct hafch' 3,
per ceo, o. bordr hsyvg from three 10 hve mouths
70 run 81 per cen: for 81 10 eleven m"n;hs, snd per
cen. FOR year.
The Conference u P0rs are rot expected 10 assem-
be befo-e May.
The Pans cor-e-ponden. Of IT. Daily Ner' confirms
:Ae res,gr s:iOn Peysigpy, and says tie reason
yeIs.iou a; LORD Derbys Ministry hAVlne aoanaonei
wla be c:sders their promise - 20 ID wan the Con
.prscy bill and also s difference vita Coant -" =
lwski Business continued very bad 10 farr win
scarcely ANYTHING dong ST the bOurse' ..
TIE G!otes Pans cor7espcudent l. Informed 'AS'
eres. ehor;s were made 20 in'ercep; the EmperW
oera,al of multitude of anonymous letters n1"r n
ipg hin that his speedy doom Noald ioIlo~ ''e
execution OF OTsipi.
On the I7,h the Emperor and press visited the
opera or the h-t time sl"cc the stieupteo asSassua'
ton. The streets wele crowded and precautions were
taken 20 preserve order. 4 chs'n oi sentheis We We
.sop,d 81 bo;b sidee O, n. ps,hva AID the middle
of 10. stree: ps'rolled now anG ttento Keep Il
c.esr No group persons was allowed TO rem AZ, an
,rIose tho emf: ance 20 :he opera hJEe- Inc u'ual
o,cort ~. 0mV sli,d the ET press carnage.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
ITALY.

4 Telegram from Naples Of the 18th March say:
- royal decree s,gned this morning by TIE King
cnt fic!al+ communicated, allows Watt lone OF the
IL glsh prisoners in the Csgsr affair to return to
EDglaId Immediately
Tie director e.. responsible editor of the FeH'ero,
s. radical iorrLa Of Turin, had been condemned TO
fifteen davs imprisonment and 200 francs tine tor an
article offensive to the Emperor OF the French
Reports were riie that Count Csvour had resigned
Committee having rejected the proposed conspiracy
and pr.ss law. TIE minority report recommends the
adoption Of the b. with certain modileaton.. A
sbaip contest anticipated N the Sandman CHAM
bf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
The AMOOR RIVER EXPLORATION.

TIE Erening Pot learn by letter from ", Peters
forming Joint stock company for developing the
Industrial and commercial resources Of the AMOR
county has been accorded to two Russians, Mesrs
Bernardaki and Rukswischnikoh, the former an s1
Lieutenant The company is 10 start with capital o.
81 OC0 eco divided fnto four Thousand shares, TIE
capital to be increased if deemed necessary. Tbe
company will establish trade with the natives by
means Of steam and other vessels on the Amoor and
Schlka open commercial Intercourse with TIE pcrsol
the Pacific, erect manufactures, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
MADEIRA.

Ady'ces from Madeira TO the 9th Of March report
tie prevalence there on the 9Th Of complete h1rr.
cane which did considerable damage 70 the shipping
port.
The American frigate Cumberland pitched her jb-
boom under, carrying it away, and lost two hands,
having four anchors down and all her lower guns over
board. She ives driven from her anchors and wu in
imminent peril during the whole Of the night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IoNnOS MONEY MARNEr No charge bsd tskrn
pee n iLe prevailing rsies in the Money nsks bt Ts ns
- =. 18Th TepoIt slyc dem for dsoaDt o ne DE-
on The dsv preceding ilsn & time pat. -.
The iuLd had been subject bat shybt hn na' Sr, az =.
sos osed steadily tic 18th 9S fr moAy, md yf a
seo'uut Bsrnss citcul1T -sys sidse for 'noSSy "a
for accoput. . -.
ono a. e of -rr..or VA MINOR ina; the E,-t iodi. Cor
Pr uc.d coming N'ek 10 tte "DSie Of '
4 ~ to0 a.. ,4.,
Ii s,, s'4sy ooau OH p pr';o,f'be bans 81 h's''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
PRUSSIA.

The Financial Committee Of the Upper Chamber x
Berlin have decided 10 recommend The House 10 take
steps 10 induce the States OF the Ioiverein 10 ln-
crease the duty tobacco, 40 IS - permit reducoa
in visiting taNeR.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

he royal mail steamship Persia, Capt. Judkins,
vbish ,aied from Liverpool at about 1880 en the
rsrHiss Of the 10Th Of hayeh, arrived here at
Solseh on Wednesday morning.
The steamship Arsgo anived out a. Southampton
a the sGerr con Of the 18Th haycb.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
TURKEY.

Lord Strstford de Rex clffe was soon TO return 10
CoLstsntiDope TO wind up his Affairs and take baye
Of the Sultan, Il li said that Sir Henry Balser viii
probably succeed hiia.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
SWEDEN.

The Prince Of Sweden had closed the Legislative
session. His speech contained alusioR 10 foreign
relations He expressed the hope that, thanks to the
financial measures which had been adopted, the de-
plorabe crisis which still existed would Sooo. be
stopped
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
CHINA.

The mails lot on the wrecked steamer Ava are ts
Calcutta one, mac up on tie 10th, aud the Msira'
mail, msde up on thel3th OF February.
LAIE>I.-Th Trieste cores pondent OF TIE L9.-
doa HTatd teegspbs that portion OF the m.s
Nele saN cd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
THE BLACK SEA.

rumor prevailed at Trebilond that an Eog'ish hrs
had been sunk or seized on the coas. of CIosssia
A dispatch from Galatz announces the breaking up
Of the ice without damage
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
IONIAN ISLANDS.

The municipality Of Zan.e have refused 70 graDt TO
England some ground required for fortfcs''ons
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
Resignaticn of Persigny
THE NV PREFECr OF POLICE
n<chafes i'm Parliament.
TIE SPASlSn-MExICAN QUESTION
es,ton pecEDirg-BreadslOIs Full-Consols 81.

IA portion Of TIE (o!!otcing HppeGr>a ." part Of
~, 1:a,Goy mornings oditiOn]
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
AUSTRIA.

Il sssid that Sir Hsmihon Seymour will resign the
Brrisn Embassy st VIeoDa early IN April.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

The raris corre.Fcrier: Of Tie T4:' wd;irg or
the 10Th, fo!s:
1T is post vely affirmed tia; VI. de Pt-s.cny ro-
rendered his resignation g. AMBASSADOR III J. 10 a,d
hat in the event o: its ;Hg accepted, Il s protat .
he msy b. g. ,ceeied by the Duk, lie Grsnncut. It's
last hoseyer Is only COZ ec:vre W. Tre DG,aess
de Grammont "a English, and othe-g.se :, j ou- :
tia. such ell appo,utmen. would BE- well received
III gland. NJ q. PersgLy's resignation hs> rsv.yed
once more the ruIrogr oi VI. WGowSks re; II,
and tie appcinimer: of the forTer Z Get, -,
with whh' t-I,t Grnot say
9Ie Nor feyr Of he l5tA Ia. The FLOWING:
IN. p..tr.e, rreisci ii ! che. had, some noL-l :
rss. rendered HI. gCstipG 10 ,Ls kmpec"! 20 the
Plea of l. heath. IL Ms ssty requested nm 20 e.
inar z ofc. cr:. ,he con lds.0n o. 81 proceedings
cluoerlrs = ss: a;temp:. u. Pis,r 1.vne sca.l
tsrd red h, .eigr GtoL lie Lnpe:o. accepts .: y l.
reg1et, eyI-, ,sirc 10 I'm Il letter how mG;h ie
arpr, estes ts z-al an. de-, 'i.or.
I" Al. Bo.;;ee, Prefect q tie YoLre hs- been ar
pointed Preicc, q Ior-e n the stssd VI. Pe;Ei.
III, DGly Neas Par coTsspoI i.Lt wr,.es:
"It most ,orfier;iy s.G:ed, IL laA.e- llksy g.
ts vel ;p.o:med ;ie snbecc. tins. tle Nilis'sr
Maize has ssIt c.cUinT = ths Mart ~ Pfefe e's
advising nc F.o.rt Nsyy q pe PCT n war 1o11c
~ :ic Is; q May.
Core deDcs .r-m Pa eec.-L, Sescros ~,
Ell, q o. tie eo-r-..or}sr-e l4trctn I'D y Amss
bury srd Cou-: Walk - srs. sar.cry a,hou.t
- JueE,-.or ,;V-- e. ao us;lfiL rh-e: c1 -.
Br-Ise.
=, -, ....-, 5el.e..s .'a.'Ust't Ct =, -....
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
IhpEE DAYS LATER FRA EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF TIE PEReIA.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

The Ohio Staie Journal Of Friday last
came to ne, clad iu an entirely new dress,
considerably enlarged and looking so
much improved every way, that we
scarcely recognized is A moro careful
nv. A modest note, a. the head, inform.
ed us that the establishment had been
cold; that Messrs. ]. & II. Miller. book
publishers Of Columbus, together y ilh II,
d Cooke aud c. G. Bll. Of The sandusky
Register. we're the purchasers aud that
Il iS to be edited hereaficrb by Mr. Cooke,
a. morning paper By this change the
yosracl has been placed on a new tnd In
dependent basis and, with tho acknowl.
edged ability Of Mr. Cooke, rs editor In
chief will be made, 10 every respect a
arst class Journal anl eminouIly worthy
she position il ocu2ies. as the central or
gan Of lhe Republican party IN the state
We hope the Journal will receive thatcor'
dial support from the party 10 the state,
10 which, by It's position aud present
worth, il is entitled, Every one 'aa' 'aa'
see the necessity Of sns aia'ng Won
.,..i..... =, ,i,u napiial Of tha state -
w. commend the Journal TO tie Repub
lioans Of Seneca county. Il is handsome
ly printed and contains variety Of inter
ting and instructive mater. Tor the gener
81 reader. Takeyour own county paper fr,
and then by all means subscribe for II,
Journal /; will be furnished daily, a
the rate Of % a year; tri-weekly at s.
and weekly at $3.50.
Send in the names before the Legisla.
sure oonvenes.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26
Douglas at Chicago.

A great ovation was given Senator
Douglas in Chicago. on the evening Of
the 10Th, in honor Of his recent victory
There was torch-ligbt procession, music
banners, shouting aud big time general,
ly. The ''Little Giant" was called oul
and made a speech, oongratulaIing the
Democracy on their victory and urging
Cancellation and harmony ia the party
with a view to nomination in tn,
Charleston Convention. "There is ma
ny a slip between the cup and the lip.
rs Douglas will find out To his sorrow.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26
Tha Indiana Larlal,inrn

The special session Of the Indiana Leg
islature, called by the Governor, met al
indianapolis on Saturday. The Rcpub
licans have majority in the House and
.ie their opponents in the Senate, which
gives them majority on joint ballot. A
good understanding seems to exist be.
tween ,he Republicans and Anti. Lecomp
ton Democrats. The House organized BY
oleoIing HOu. J, W, Gordon (Rep.
Speaker, r. j. Ryan ca. L. D. Pnhoi,
pal Clerk. and Geo. H. Chapman (Rep, }
Door Keeper. The Senate elected J. II,
Vawter "a. L. D. Principal Clerk and
Jas. Lyner (Rop.) Assistant Clerk. Itis
believed that the bogus senators, Bright
aud Fitch, will be ousted aud two others
chosen in their place.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

Ex-senator Broderick has arrived from
California, by the overland route. Two
Of his ribs were broken by tbe upsetting
Il the stage and one Of his feet was froz
n, while crossing tho mountains. lie
as come to the conclusion that "Jordan
"a hard rad to travel"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26
CARD TO LADIES.

vi 1ypor1e pill-, for femnlel. The importers
9 .'ls l.11e and saie remedy for female complaints
Nuuu tul1qall the attention ofhc ladies' Of this
openl 70 llleslA assured that n this they win find
als anu never remedy for all diseases arising from
Ieiangeu ana stem, such sick headache
papi9uon ofthe heursowne.s Of spirits, nervous asc
uons, Leucorfhea, &c,
la removing soppages,d obs,rnetops or the n,enses
from Whatever cause, they, ,r,i,6iiile The
SO como9 issPeediy Telieed, and there will be no 70
oulgi,e, ~ uaVa acvotllng drections. They
e'sulaf., TO ee lonnd IN eaeh be-, with direcon,)
Nons genuine w,vio"i the Hg,,tu Of Emile Mouion
importers,
Price 81 e5 per boS; halfhlxes cents Sold by al
respectable druggists in the United Stes and CnnaJas
Mail Package, put upin closely sesed double end q,
veupes and having tho appearance Of ~ or nary lett
price slOO, sold only by our general aghts " H. ALpg'
aud Co, Cleveland o.. who will send thchnos Maid ON h
receipt Of the price, and TO whom all orders nst e
ed.
Sold by 7, l.. 81. John Of Thn o., who w ,lso sen,
them by mail TO any addrsss ther joep OF p hrour
the THIN =. o. '"'e
Oct, lj.lF