The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-07

about 70 marry beautiful young lady OF
Lancaster Ohio.
Comonforl, an ex Mexican President.
passed through Columbus, Wednesday
night on his way South.
hETbo Pennsylvania Legislature met
at Harrisburg. on Monday, and organized
by eleoting Opposition officers in both
branches.
The special session Of the Indiana Leg
ishlure. which closed on Christmas
morning. enacted about twenty laws, most
OF them Of great importance to the State.
The Kansas Herald Of Fseedom states
that Judgment has goneagainst Gen. Lane,
in Tho case before the Land Ohice, the
heirs Of Col jenkins obtaining title TO the
claim.
Ay-The Columbus Gazette thinks viii
liam Dcnnison, Jr., Republican, aud Al
len q. Thurman. Locolooo, both Of Co
llumbus, will be the next candidates for
Governor,
The family Of Mr.. Preston, Minister TO
Spain, LETT Washington to day for New
| York, and the Minister win leave in few
days, with intention to sail for Europe
o,rly in January
Eg-Tho Ohio Statesman is gloomy
over tho fact tina, the vote IN October last
'ff repeated under the apportionmont by
which the next Legislature will be elect
led, will give fortg-hiao majority to the
Opposition on joint ballot"
/ ---------------..-.l-.l---
A revolution is impending in Cuba
4 part Of the troops are ready to join in
1.-The movement. aud the authorities are 30
thoroughly frightened that they are court
ling tho assistance Of France. Such is
the rlmor 10 New Orleans - Tribune.
A new poem, by John G Whittier. on.
titled "Tho Prophecy of Samuel Sewell, 3"
Is announced TO appear on the 9th OF Jan-
uary in the Independent The Samuel
Sewel referred to was an eminent Massa.
chusctts Judge, belonging to the period Of
the Salem wilcherNft.
Mn. Speaker ORR and Mr.. Senator
DOUGLAS were lionizng in New York on
Thursday last. Mr. Orr called upon Mr.,
Douglas. The Herald says that the Lit.
tie Giant is greatly improved in his per-
sonal appearance since he cultivated the
Iacquain@uce Of Mrs. Douglas.
Eg-The Columbus Gazette states that
tho water in the Artosan well, in the
State yard, at the depth Of 1850 feet, not
only smells bat tastes strongly Of sulphur.
That auger had better be withdrawn and
the hoe filed up. Some Of the mem
bers Of tic Legislature might slip in be-
fore their time comes.
The receipts from customs into the
United States Treasury, for the week end
ing on Monday last, were S66l, 900. -
The drafts paid amounted to Sl,ll7 900,
and the drafts issued to Sl,4S4 00O-a
reduction Of S023.o0O from the week
previous, The balance In the treasury
was reduced to Se,502. 600,
The Mobile Register. in denying the
report that Mr., Forsyth, United States
Minister to Mexico, had resigned his post,
slys: clio is now ut Washington, aud 10
not only Mexican Ambassador, but is al.
ly recognized as such by the State De-
partment Of our Government. lis true
that he may put an end to his diplomatic
relations by resignaton, but this would
be voluntary on his part, and we are sure
he has no oinIention Of doing so at present" "
Seibold, Germgn, who had been con.
en- d in the Columbus jail on charge Of
murder, and who was one Of tho number
who escaped from prison tho Saud"yofiast
week, was discovered q day or two ago by
tho officers in search OF him, and when
he found II was their determination to
tako him dead or alive, he drew out his
own pistol and deliberately shot him self
through the head expiring Immediately.
lio was about City years ofOgc,
Capt. d. NJ. Mckinley, who was in tho
Mexican War, and who formerly resided
at Toledo, died suddenly on Christmas
evening at Gilead, Wood county. The
Toledo Times is informed that he had
been celebrating Christmas during sever
al days preceding aud that while oonyers-
ing with some friends on the evening
mentioned, no (ell from his chair to the
floor dead, The Captain was man OF
ine talents and "ininito humor;" but un.
fortunately he was in the habit of put.
ding Rn enemy into his mouth to steal
away his brains"
SUDDEN DEArrt,- Mrs, Mary A. CLARK
Of Ligonier, o. was found dead in her
bsd a few days since. The facts in the
ease as elected before the Coroner's Ju.
ry, are that having been much afflicted
by neuralgia ror some time, she had been
aking chloroform to soolhe the pain, aud
as she was found lying on her face the
inference is that she turned over when
under the Influence Of tho chlorocorm aud
smo'herod.-. Toiedo Blade,
WEBsTER's BmrHDAY.-The most ex
tensiyo arrangements are now in progress
in the city of Boston. for the celebration
of 1he birthday of Daniel Webster, on
the 18th. Toe Hon, Caleb Gushing has
been selected rs the presiding officer, and
1 4