The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

0orThere are si2 cOnvietsin the Ohio
siato Penitontiary.
01P. T. Banum returned to New
York from Europe on The 9th.
0rThe Platte Valley Bank, at Nc.
braska City, has been robbed Of $4,000.
O1T1t is said that Iroderick will take
the stump In California, and invite Quinn
20 meet him.
0>TGeneral Houston has been nomi-
mated for Governor Of Texas, and has
consented to run.
0tTIIon. Henry s. Foote, Of Missis-
sippi, was married to Mrs. Rachel d.
Smiley, Of Nashville, on the i4th inst,
05-The oxford, Miss, Mercury says
that thIee ovt Of four imported Africans
bought BY planters in that vicinity, have
died.
OIL. II. Green. the reformed pumb-
lor," is in waPpollo county, Iowa, and Is
postmaster Of the Christenburg post-of-
Zee.
0eTLumb, who was executed In ST.
Louis on Friday for the murder Of his wife
was formerly a school teacher In New
ark, o.
0STThe Utah mail brings dates to the
l9thult. The "Vullsy Tan" has been
transferred to John Hartnett, the secre.
tay Of the Territory.
0cT-During the lest FIVE months no less
than sixty murders have been committed
in four cities, New York, Philadelphia,
Boston and Chicago.
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0cy-The Iowa State Reporter estimates
the present population Of Iowa at not less
than 100000, and thinks tho next census
will show fully one million.
0eTThoNcw York Tribune processes
to have discovered a secret military or
pOnzuton called the "U. s. c." the OBJ
ject ofwhich is to take Cuba.
0STLcyi Long, country postmaster, n
few miles from pittsburg, has been SEN
fenced to fifteen years in the penitentury
for stealing letter from the mail.
or The Anti.slidoll Democrats, Of
Louisiana, hold n Boiling Convention on
the 9TH Of July. They have DOUGLAS
aiinitics, aud are under the lead of SouLE.
0%2-An emigrant, who was on his way
10 Piko's Peak, was fortunate enough 10
be struck by lightning, last week, before
he had gone beyond 81. Joseph, Missouri.
0S7-Greeley says in one of his letters
from Kansas, that thousands of acres Of
land there, have produced last year their
hundred bushels Of shclled corn to the
acre.
NATIoNAL CANDIDATE FOR THE PREsi.
DENcY,-The Syracuse Journal, in notic-
ing Karl Saul, the four-eyed man, sug-
gests that gentleman as a candidate for
the Presidency.
OF PfEE's PEAK news, now revived
in all It's glory, should be received with
great caution, for the present, It"wants
confirmation" now quite as much as ev-
or. Don't be fooled.
05-The Bostonians have decided not to
allow Powers statute of Webster to be
placed on tho State House grounds, be-
cause they do not deem it sufficiently
good likeness of the great oxpOunder.
0S-Thc Harrisburg Telegraph says a
child soron years old, and weighing two
hundred and fifty pounds, passed up the
Cumberland Valley Railroad the other
day, accompanied by his father and moth
or.
OSrA collision occurred at Rochester
Pennsylvania, on the 10th, between the
trains on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
and the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne, ant
Chicago railroads. None were killed, ,but
a number were injured,
ora diabolical attempt to burn the
Rock Island bridge was made by incen
diaries on the 9th instant. II was mine,
with birthstone, oamphene, &C., but tn
rOseals were discovered before they hu
time to accomplish their purpose.
! Gran Editor in the northern part q
the State recently took a ootempoTary I
task for copying choice scraps from hi
editorial columns and not giving cred
for them. The contemporary replied b
saying he "did not do a credit businessl"
Judge whitman does net DE
cline.
The Columbus Statesman thus dispC
scs of the Enquirer's prctence that Judg
WmTMAS "does not want Office" and