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1Ss Nlaoksrsa H.ess.

1 The Nswburypost HvaI of the 26.h Inst,
ssys; Capt. 6koRes JAnvRs, Ia the sehoonsi
Loia Montez. has caught tho past SEASON 42s
barrels Of pactsrei, which stocked o. 900. A.
this % bsttsr shan any othsr vessel Ia the fee.
has done, Capt. JAsyRN viii be the .'higb
nnsr" for this ysr. The entire fises have now
returned, but the catch falls one third short n
last year. Many Of thoss goins upou shares
would have dons well TO have rsmsinsd ct homs.
Thoss Who were spon wsgss old . littis better.
Capt. JAckAAN " tho Arctic, was the only
man lost out 0f the feet. On board ths satns
vessel one Il tie crow had his leg
broke and was otherwiss Injured by . SO
which swept OF the masssr. Ths Schoonor
At,as wasl the only vessel lost. 1hs joan
G-rsrd ruined her mackarsl irip by going Ashore
q 1slpsqus, but was afisrW ards gol oR and put
tn thmoagh Ispair q seos considerable expense
Lbs Hasptha lost her boat, chaics and auceofs,
and knaly hsr masts. The Arctis Iost bost, !,
and stovs mis- and stanohious. Ths Rlsapor
lost sbsins md sncdorA split sads, &c. The
Yolktown lost bost, had fsifs stovs splsg ssiis,
and vsa othsr siss damaged. Many othar YES.
s,h .ufIsrsd UaY o. less during the ssason.,-
Tbs isss pss y ssAso. was Scs f.vosasis 70
tb: eaash a hoesrsA owing to the succession
O. besyv blows cbtch were eApohsncsd. The
Mary Frsncis, which reached hsms on Thurs-
ds,, osmpSstss The srivals. bhs called about
ths fsst Of June, and hes consequently trsu sb-
ssst Ave nesths. Asr entire catch smsonted
10 eight barrels snd hsls, which we're lin DIV
sold fr psovisions, and aha comes Ia cissu. But
~ ,sssssls II the 1sst have more than paid
thek sxpslsss. I'.a 70 :
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II. PRKvosr PARADoL writes Is follows in Ii /,
yonrndi des Detan :-"l he numbers Of tho Rsks /,
G0-sae which occasionally resch the Eng isu
Journals psplLhed Ia Chins somsti1nss eontsia
curious dotsils ssspecting the administrative or
ganizstion and political custom Of that singular
empire. We fod for sxsmpis, In one Of thass
numbers Of the official Chinese Journsl the re-
port Of . ceDsor who dcnounces to his sovereign
tho Increasing folly Of the ago. Too much
money Is spent on fstesof all kinds, and partica-
larry on theatrical performances by amstsurs and
dfawibg room comedies. According To this COZ
sor the highest families arc In the babit Of pcr
forning plays on all occasions, and the
most exalted psrsonages Iais foolish enough
70 appear on ths stage. lhs ,Pskia Ga
sshs tells Us at the same that the
Empsrof has osdsrod the censor TO point OUT
the guilty parties, and that the censor, Win
trSmbiinR, has declared that be only spoks In
general terms, and that Il was impossfbis fr
h,m 70 point out any one. Tue explanation of
the censtr's conduct d most Instructive. Il
sssnsJ hat The psIsooa&s Invested with these
high function y hsbls 10 very ssvers punish.
ment n - dos not hna ct least once every three
months something 10 reprshsad and dsnosnss 70
ths SUPERIOR authority. Hence these general de-
lebce. One Scarcely can tell which makes the
most RIDICULOUS figure In this system, the ceusor
who II Obliged regularly 10 find msstsr for
csnsurs, 90 the Goysrnmsnt which imaeinss it
can bring abeut, by tuch means the rspression
Of sbusss and the anelsosstien Of pubic man.
n n.
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Z A cuIious anomaly in human sbrmstion vss
On sxnibaioa TO ,hs psyslciHus q this sity, yss-
tsrosy, ssys tho New d B.dsbrd Mere Of saturday
aak IN ,hs I>~r Of ls6 Gsy sspsst, wsiak
esnsiss.I What b 70 a, sxtsrnd sppsssaaos
,svs that Ivy se united from ths nppsr psrt q
ths stsfnna TO the saLnlsus. a. $50, they
s1s sspesteg wlah tAeir faces turned toGsskas,
fsif ssne espVn1 sssb esbsBp peshs, q II ln
!eytsg s@essea NJ union y q Z petAse uttls
te - ssGhs ~ ~ q tks fsoss q sss sissnnm,
snS s,s'. g sssly - they tsnsd tha n y irnbos
N. - S.sr ss:ysiss :, pssssss "a TOO !: :
othst ehiidsse - ~ fsss n I'll the organ
sesh ssn be Inspected Without dissscsion
thsy doattsss have two heArts, tao st Q
lsnsA and sstsrsts and entire systems Of digas
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From the evidence taken bsforS the Lords
Sciert Committee on Church Rata, which sss
towards tho coss Of last session, says ths London
Isrss We have culled sons fActs hsaring on
the heatiye position Of the Church q RnSlsnd
and of The lssdipg Nonconfbrmist sscts to~srds
the population ct large. Acoordiog 20 cslculs.
tions baecd upon accurate OATS, and carefully
made, there are 1916. .9iS actual church rolns
maj Of the Church Of EngIand, or ~ pss can't.
q The gross population and 4. .486. 266 nominal
churchmsn, but practically Of no ehurch, or 25
hsi Of operation q her clrrgy, minissssisi and
II tls.2il q ths community & lssss. On IL.
o. E! band, ths Chapel .gUlng Roman CatAolios In
! r h smo.ns 70 61o: 7se' OF az pR osae. q
S.x diGercns kiads) 70 457.ls1, q N psr esnt.
III chspel 'goang ipdspsndsntS srs 1257. .S6l, q
~ per esnt. 1hs chspsl- going WssIs, an
hethodsts (scyen Different kipds) are 2 2Gl 82i,
or 13 per cekt. And all othsr frotestsnt Dis,
sentsfs, ID clucing Ia the number Jsxs and Nor
mons, :Ie estimated At 1 2s6.2i6, o. 68.I psr
can't. The total Of worshippsng o. bsns 6de Pro-
testsnt Dlsssnssn b 6.8OS. .de9, or 2o;S m cont,
alarming plc,ar; presented q The irrsiision In
Shich lsfgs massss of ths popula.isa sss stepped.
re-, 'assTps A N sossnw., nth thsss are ss pr
shtc Tn Lanbsth, COZ In Sheffield, % In
Oldham, 611l In Gatsshssd, go In Prcs.ou, 81;
in Brighton, 81 In ths Tower Hamlsts, b3JL;
In finsIsry, %; in Stafford, oar In South
shieid, b2 In Manchestsr, 3D. In Bolton,
and In Coventry, 90. 30 that in ali ,hoss
piacss except the two last named cities, the odls
are 'n the side Of those who hsb,tuslly abssnt
thsmselves from every relssicus service whatsy-
or. T " Of toe great towns OF Engisnd, em-
5r.c.ng an aggregate population Of 3.993. .i61,
2,1o7, ,3SS or b2 2 per o. nt. Of the com mun,ry,
holly IA snlnpiau Ital tl.sa 4.
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Goanns n1s Dc Of Gln,s.

Tbs New Albany, Gnd } TS'Su". has the fOi-
obtained q patent FIR glass coflla, Ihs iuysn-
uon ssms TO be . very valuable ons, and We
Will attempt 10 briefly desesibs \. 1hs SOfaia ,
nsde Of glAss, feom bali 20 On inoh thjck.
ssstin two Piecss q lhs ussal. Sosm. In ~
uppss sdgs q the body Of the eodin Is . srooys.
In wbich Q tongue In the lidioossiy fits, Whsr
scopss is plaosd IN the coffin, dds srosve =
s'led vi.h nei'e1 cemeat; tho Nd q plsesd on,
and firmly held BY thrss iron bands sstiI ths @.
nent bss hGdensd. TSrvushG snsH hole In
tbs top u the coffin ~ sis d thsu sxtrsstsd d
6y means efan cir psnp. By thsss nssna. nr,
IxssOs n. Os,u, i%s ,s.,s e1A S.X 10 psryst b
when plscsd In vsuitA eaA slssys b sossss-
able to the sa.s q tbsss. Who sis, In 6Htnd.
Abe sxpsnss " thsss esfias VIII b. no men
than that ~ ordinssy vssdsn oolRns ana n y ~
| sxpsc ions a ths inventor arc rsaiizsd % d
- Vte psssrvarion q eaiius 3 ooaosSnSd
ttey wnl immsdiAtsay come into gsasrai uss
| and our friend Mr.. CAsaos viii realize . rusx.
nifoont fertuns
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$50 oso Oasg.A fog shs Rssss q Ola
.. Jehn Brswn.

Hero another Virginia canard. A cirss
Hsssr % a kiehmond, Va, who Is "rocsutly ffoa
towpS" has informed bis southern ffssnds ths,
90o0o0 au plsdgsd 70 any party who WIN iani
SoJH bnows sa6b and sound "a ths city of Bos-
Ton. hc sayA too that sscrst mssslngs -,
beirg bold In various places, and the lssdsn arc
encesvo!ing 70 hire man 70 20 10 ChsSisstows to
some Of thas leadGs went to q brick yard. = hcrs
. number Of Irishmen were employed, and ofIsr.
"a them hberd pay, besldcs chance In the d.
vision Of the e60.000 n they would Join Q bsnd
er the purpose. The labMers, sftsr hssrinV
thsir story, prnmptly replied that they could
mot Y hired 2 Eight nsgroeA or for negroes, u
done, they bad bektsr do Il thamsslxaa
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THE NEW YORK SUN
! ruEsDAr MoRNMa nov. 20 1850.


Ths Wfsah e ~ 9ssa9sS Iaalaa.
Th DsseOn Hbu~sia< yabllshss ths sts.s.nsns
q JAxxs RIeeASr third nate II ths steamer m.
asn VINO uriVed at Doston On fddAy sv,uiue.
n oonapanv with iosr saha wAo ASa.,d 20 -
h Sns os IL sssansss bssa.' -'I.3 =
SL k'eIsn sys thsA Ne seeaner cxperisucea ..
vess vesSrs eAss ~ css Of tas ps.s.ee, bus s,,s
ksos, I'm A. sssscs seOh fr,.h dsp.rurc, but tss
Non oselt bs osHsieed but ths cnzsIa fssl,sS Ia
osna q hs e.pa''ur> krps on unSss full kssd Of
oo Monday norpiag tho wossesr ~. vorv d.,s I
the csptsin wss on deck cccssionsrv' IN. S.t.ss -
the shie We cor ductsd In tac usual Al tyle,hsS HI
one wsoh "" below and the other ou d.rt
,oscver, eoing a The rate of tcn mJes an
lour, shs ran upoa Q sunten rsef about tso rnilcs
fem tho shove, She ..s ss.sr!ng wos. q tho uins,
tH@r of the watch ths sea outside Of the rocS VAS
roo'h, and the Wind moferxs. ALI hands srre
imneoi,,efy n deck, and The c'ptaio assumcd cpm-
maud lie ordered tue hso . stAtbo srd, AID tina
engines stpprd, hat the ship vas immoyosbia' shs
hsa run nssry her -hols length ssround sA'
~ vn tss sie s snm sssusd 70 clear 'sy tho bos,.,
wers stove sopgslds aad rendersd ussles. the
third ofcsr, Mr.. B,oeAs, two scsmen, Jous B,s.
p.n a.a .D@ soss Nr,shsr assistant steward csAa
No 4, ard kspt her aoneada, though half fuIi a
= =w,ssr, to rscsiy. pa seneer. Ma, wa. snrpicd
S.n os.- sna tnne wore bur bunkesin nor for
ws,os . ~ss isss parted SnS sss drfS D .sss, aS" 2
Censsdsrtog the suddonnsss Of tho 90 si.n, and
that one vssch rus.cd on dsck, Mr.. Boo an ssys
teeis WAS ycry hrs confassnn- Every ordsr wss
promrfiy obsyed. TIE men stationed 20 the boass
rvfe on bsnd, md tho PASSENGERS gsvo wsy % no
icct u.t de-sfsysd the boass mas than any mi.c.i
oussssp isic.ssrns snens Dl.E =,
~sSs s ss .s I y s s.s e ~ N ~, y
sna IN ?. In The ssesr.se. Her uv~, u toid, nsm-
Ar,n rs,c.lrine m N. tuas Ave hours N. scsoou.
up. All hands on board treated thsrn Won Sincly.
spd uPun thsir srriva q ID seon tho Brikish OonsJ
suppfd them with esoehfng, lsdgins, and svSuv
thisG elss thy reduFs6, srS VIII ssnd ebc a hsme
10 ne steamer uasads, whioh sais ssxs wsd uesi.y,
with hve water light bu / hssds, and he'd she n 4 ,
hfoksn In tWo, would not have sunk, unioes su har
eempes<mcen hsd bean 6rss ssovs. Tho csu.o of
AZ, A.. t S.S m.y .. I. g r -.Is.s y be. np.s
es IA reA erest b. ne sistsnos rao, ana 4 ~
oodhdenty bslhvsd, up 70 tho time shc struck, ct
ste vas q ess forty milss c,sar Of ths isnd. Tos
vs ,pcsrmf ~ Inc fscts that she was k.pt goipe
81 ous s. s.s sSa DS 'i ~. the Ss',s sos.. [ o,.d
stopped 70 sound Tho captain fs.f sure of - uoS
oon, az mutt have bean rniusd By an srros IA hh
oompassa
Or. Jous, N. n, Ntv. %.
m ~ mno ,g sing ~ hat Of tho stosrage pssssnsou
sAyrp.-A. q. HowLArp FlArx Kuy,An I'm
and four chlldrsp; Mr.. EIoxNAss; RIoaAao BaoWs,
q SnosAs; W. Csoss; Jos.sH nAsz; An7oa Boa.
Dg!wAao LAWS a.. MoaA, wifs and two child,
Iep; Mr.. ElpxnAxs and chnd; AllxArpsS DExre
jam Drxoa; rnosAs CzAsoxnouas, wIlaAH j.
esiSns6 r.o.. ao.nr,o,. pou.,
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vARIETIEQ

g"
A cocAHD Ia. q hu,Hspi yeuw se,va-
sicsred . esrtsin mafk q ro1162sv. - r
wssrer reessvsd much "sssS6tioa NJ -
men peopla' -- > -'afT y y -ila sis :
Gn.c. GRRnnwccs ssyv a dss rAwsAn Z
lave nsd my hsroae nsnsa1s VIA Lsv9
Arc end Gfsos Darling, bat sSvss. a ~ -
most en- uhsfsoc, bsve fsss espssssd 49,
IN this dsspsrsts effort 70 sow aeninss - ~
sna tide. psrAaps the nountsknsas kfllsgD q
nHeuls. might be tortured b. ~ - 80
niehs bs cut BY high fsshies, ~ aIv(vQ ~
must confess 'Youpg Amsiiea," !" q - -
Uorners, ould sppal me
Az old botnan, having rad IspssY hs.-
RAT, was Afterwards vsy pr,cis~ 3 n .
Duneensu'A vhse uss.ss9 n - MO-
fpcr, wtth . daughtsr on yssh - - -
ines slss dassisg room, wfth ~ i1dS 1n111uae
nj. Poor aud ths two Nssss HAaes % 4
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/ 13Ss4sH. - - - -s~~
0fonen AUessrus eALA, draws ths fsllov
ipg l.ese skach of, Lssd BaououAM, ~ hs ap
4 pam p The Bdtinh Hess Of I1rds, -
rssvss ~ Ss gehAs4 s4ehs sAruns = tso . pS:s
;:s,s g r:s y; NJ s WI: :; -: a s iss sSp
sins h;sd, and tes Wits iocis sss k,saissd pso-
ss~.~s& .sss ,SS . ns ,:., syYsssscs ss :, psSs aye:
upon oCcasioos. TSs -. !. ,,cSsa - S ,,,v r.
.s; sss; ..;,, :; v;a =. 80 nv Ss .S: p. aa pan
: ssss - =. M s.,I. I :sss s ..: a:.: ssss ss9
Ec:c ssSsr, GsaiIiss, .oS dss.oaeasIe,ss, =,
Erss moeah, projssshs ana ssik s.srssss hrr,sA
ss,ssaiui nsl "a. on sss 10 - q beauty. % IL.
Siss. hsshs ashaegy, gnsrlsS, bs1Sssd, wvssher-
gsHp, ugys faithful, Scotch DOLLY type. Not sufs,
ssSons % '&'d,.s 81 sss,.s y mouth
tbi g., mot crusl, bat dD~nrshs, buf nsySr 10
SS.. sca that c:n s.ad .hs bs;ts sir "a and siss
aa =: .u.bis Srs noi sa.. ios 'I paunos s ,SS.
49,, S1wns Gsrden bcrquet or . foccn q Fran.
sns or wsss Il. s.ss.s nss care much for :s.
hcps, smoothing hene.s and unsopb,s suoased. WsssS
Scan he f,iuo. I'd vssse Esrs h,s oil ..s"Is, sHs
Ways sid gestures rss-ipg unoouth. N,s Ie
eouenesyory eoglike, on bis cfloson bench elasps
ore sh-pbeta's Ils,d leg IN both his hauds. Do1,,-
lem, 2. u, "a taking nonser ", tbinE Nov the
Nes are creased, and the hasdz thrown behind
hssd, Row be dga hts slbo.s into the it,le
Sstho writing taes b.fas hhn, and buriss the
ausddifs,s Of Fosarx, Q O, arc beyond human q,
p.ncs Then w,ts . ~feAab, . wrisgIe, sshalor,
ne Newsoun6isad fssAer, noe, be - 1svycS 80
witness squssouo. Que6ooa vesy shayr, - a ~
p.hf, poe oftsa eoupaS Ssn1,ry By amss, end sssck.
ca - tnss wbtcs Y nsther brusd esp1ph nor Hossar
smhssn bmy bot rebctiious NJ q ~ ~
sfs ffsne yst nnspsseblsd, Witly kocs ysS sicsf
snsly uncic,sstd But the ssu6s are running, svss
ranuipg. wanh hsm, msxis HIM. cyV k,pos so,r~
him on Jour mind tahsens thsn hosne: and In ~
~ ~ Yeas may DO Jour lot TO tall your Children,
snh onto 81 least ytu hsyo sen with your own,
Yts We famous Lord of vsrx oucc nAeued 20 1
uo voice .hst bss shaken tbron.n snd maSe ty.
rauss nenhe hat has boon . herald Of doiivrr.
enco 70 n'iltons p.nipg In slavery and captivity
vmnr f,s esvrn u'fcrsnco, In msus Iaoss sloau.ui
words, 70 be svcn; ' koo that has boen trun,pcA
sou OF these sixty ycsrs Ias In defence q Tr,itS
snd tpghs, nd yustcs IN sdvocacy o. the olnims a
ceinI and tndusty, snAo the hbsrts Il Shs ma
Erghm people, from whoss rank be ross Q yoics
sSss s ,nouid % entitled 70 bearing IN walhL q
Qranibsw; Tho voaos Of sns WHO h vorshily IcrI
uut who viii 30 yet bot1sr rsmsmhsod, and to " l
cnthtpisstfcaily and efsykon,krIv
q ths champion Il sil good end wiss And bssntifi
human thines-uAuu Bsoyouan--TSrice Round fk /
CIocE; o. The Hours Of the DAY and NioM IN Loo-
ae"' by asoaas Aueusrus sAIA.
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FIN A N cIAL,i,, -


: -, NEW xoax, Nnsdsy. nwsa
-. = n Raydoot, Caahisr of shs nssasl -,
hS ssspsed ne csshisrsAip d - pslsa -,
~hssA wss rscsu1y nsds vssas1 b ~ Nu1uuuna
q hr VIM ,. r~-A N TAsa nesssAsn -
hssa s'ssssd viss iEnAhuvS ~
wsgne, md Chicago rosA hsUl isnsa Z, assnR
giving ths setsis and sxplansnsa q Q Uposa -
foe eoasnndasiss ~ re-sdj~AnG ~ dsaA a. -
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DOMESTIC MAREwTs.

Auu.-rs, n,,,,. |. .G.sSas s,,Ss,, Nss: @ s-slA
. aS: ssss: I::5:; i. r., -. -. -"
E,sdss, .ad eGaas Sr.nds s.s Ssid s,@sr. - =
.S ..ss;s :1s s::: :ssps g as: -
;ras q ~: sss: = q: !: 81
Ossssis> yAu n s-sr. and IN a. ss.s,d, /, -
os 80 bbla 4 ys s0ssS ss Tor ..srs brss1s. iosAr
I'm -Four y hald wan grssses Amnsss, bu z gulsts
. . tsssO g iSr .upsrao: sAlt.s.o,s 90, - G
|, eoaSI 90 for tho bsst<s grsdss Rye Flour = - -
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Tsxaa


Wshavs Galveston advicss Of the 18th inst.
Samples of sugar nom plsntsfions In B~soris
county sse spohsn q - vssy Ans, and e nj 8
superior 70 prsvious yexrs. The sugar plsntsra
however, compiain Of lack OF water. :
Bishop PrsBCn arrived ct SAn Antonio ON the
iitA inss. ey the overland mai, from Califur a.
He w.s TO is:vs IN 9 fsw days for the ,confsr-
Tbe borthsm Texas pspsrs are aIlsd With
complaints u Indian outrsges the policy Of ,he
Govsrnmsntln In lsaviog tho Gontiars comparA.
lively dskncs)ess, h httsr.y commented on. I,
7 Tho GonAd Acsssaesr Of the 18th inst, an
nouncss tbs arrival thecs of Capt. THOMAS J.
DuaAH, ssns BY the citizens Of Roma, on the
Rio GrAnds, TO obtain volunteers. A COMMITTEES
OF ci'izens u Golisd was appointed 70 procsre
fund.-. arms, 60, and to ra,ss volunteers.
A messing u citizens OF Houston was hsld on
the 14th inst, and measures taken to raise
company OF volunteers for the kio Grsnds, on the
18th A company a 40 men, m ado up In the coun
ties OF Saa fatrieio and Lave o, ,k, had gone o
rroinforce Tomas command. sort Of martial
law system Is kept up ut Corpus Christi. Cor
TNAs Ia ,eported there TO have advance puards
out 10 all directions, watching for the approach
q Texan troops.
The forcos In Brownsville arc 30 Texas Ran.
gers, under Cspt. rontS, fs U. q. tr,op,, uuder
apt. RIcKRrTs, 10 men from Guitar Dodge, 80
Mexican troops, aad 100 Gle zcns--233 mcn.
AS regards the raids on tho ianchos OF LOVE-
end others, We have DO information, bit the
Mexican autboriiiss, instead ~ bel lping CosTI-
MAS, the 90 men have bsen In Bro ps villa since
the frst ou break. Tho mon from tho cuuer,
snd the u. 3. troops went up on tho night Of
the lJtb, and Capt. TosrN Intended. on their
arrival, W Purtue CoNIIsss int his stronghold.
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CLOTHING.

CLoTHna QuIAl 1un fan nII.llos !
..ls; q aIsasss So.
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-25

The examination Of ihc pupils, in the Primary
and Secondary departments ofour Public Schools,
commenced on Tuesday and was continued un.
iii Wednesday noon. We were not "in at the hear.
ing" but learn that the scholars acquitted them
selves in manner, crcit,ble alike to thcmselvc.
and their teachers. On Wednesday afternoon
the examination was commenced in the High
School department, which is under the immedi
ate charge Of Mr., De Wolf as Principal assist
ed by Miss NJ. 1yttlo and Miss. f. s. Bouton -
We we're present short time, Wednesday after
noon, before going 70 press, twe mean the paper
Of course, aud were highly pleased with The cx
erciscs Tho pupils cyinccd proficiency in an,
practical knowledge Of The different brauchcs
which We were gratfad to notice. This exam
iaation was continued through yesterday aud 10
day, and We shall speak Of it, mon at length
next week
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-25

To THE AUruoBrrFs or TtFuN.-We have had
placed In our hands printed sheet called the
Monitor purporting tobc Published at rifln, o ,
by "a. d. Fritz, NJ ID - (an assumed name, ui
course in which Dr. Fritz, in an illitcntc, silly
and verbose article attempts TO demonstrate the
feasibility Of transmttingm into gold. This
power he claims o possess, and offers TO commu.
nicate the secret thereof for the moderate sum Of
$40 For one who poss 'ssos the sccretof making
gold out Of the basor metals, this doctor takes
much pains 10 procure this small sum. lie also
offers to furnish various forms Of alloys TO initiate
pure gold aud silver, which probably s his real
business IL the whole thing sbot a trick to swim
die ignorant people ont Of their money
The Monitor is probably scattered widely over
the country, and the authorities Of Tifiin should
take measures to seize DR. Fritz's letters, if any
are addressed TO him at that place, and the Doc.
tor also, II they can lay their hands ON him
BosruN JoURNAL, l2ru.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-25

The time of year is now at hand, when II is
proper to make general Cleaning up" both in
doors and out. Every nook and corner should
undergo a thorough examination. Yards should
be cleaned Off and sodded, trees plQnted, fences
and cellars whitewashed and gardens prepared.
Lime and other disinf5ctant's should be freely
used about cellars and other damp places, ia or
der to remove all impurities. If ftheso things are
properly attended to, it will add much to the
health and appearance of our City.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-25
Court OF Common PIeas--February Term
1850.

AauVs
THURSDAY MARou lTth.-The argument in the
case Of State vs. Adam Gwinner closed and the
case went 10 the Jury at noon After being out
short time. the Jury returned a verdict Of
"GUmrY" Council for defense moved for a new
trisl--argumcnt postponed. In the mean time
Gwinncr was committed to Jail.
The case Of Isaac Tinsman and others vs.. John
Tennis aud the Trustees Of the coax Grove c.
montry." This case was brought up from Lou
don township, on an action by Plaintiffs to set
aside conveyance, made by Tennis to said Gem
otery Association, Of u certain lot of ground,
which the Plaintiffs claimed was pu lie property
by dedication and use. Judgment for Plaintiffs
Pillars for Pl'dffs-Goit and Noble Cor def'ts.
FRmAy-Case Of the State vs.. Daniel Smith
charged with breaking into the house Of T. W
Shaifer in Seneca township, on the 18th Of last
October, with intent to steal This case was con
tinued on Saturday morning aud went TO the
Jury about noon After being out over ten hours
the Jury reported themselves unable to agree and
were discharged by the court. Smith renewed
his recognizanec and new trial will be had.
MoxDAY-Case Of John Chambers vs. Reboc
ca and John G. Ostien came up from Big Spring
township. This was an appeal from Judge
ment. rendered by Justice COoHrod, to eject Cham
bCrs from the possession of certain piece o.
land. The Judgment Of the Court below was re-
versed. Pillars and Steiner Landon, Att'ys
TUEsDAY.-Motion for new trial, in the ease
Of State vs.. Asa Way, for Assaultand Battery
was discussed and finally overruled.
Case of Peter Stohl vs. John +. II, staehlC
came up from Green Springs, on motion to sci
aside sale Of real estate ou the ground Of error in
appraisement. Motion sustained. Lee and oglC
Va. Stem 4 Johnson, Att'ys.
WEDNEsDAY.--Motion for new trial. in case
of State vs. Adam Gwinuer wns discussed
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Tifin Retail Market.

Corrected weekly, by ". A. BUsKtRK & Bro, whole.
saeAnd Retail dealers IN Grorefes and produce of All
kindt, sha whanh Hock TinnO.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-25
The snrIng Electlon .

The annual Spring election is approaching.-
In another place viii be found a call for the Re
publieans Of the Township, City and Wards t.
meet in Convention and put in nomination tick
ct, TO be supported by them. This is matter
that should be attended to and we wish to sec
every live Republican there It's a matter, thai
we should see to ourselves and not allow Others
to do for us. Wtha good tieketin the field and
harmony in our ranks, we can carry the day.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-25

Seneca Lodge, No. s5, I. o, o. f., intend eel
ebratiug the Goth Of April-the anniversary Of
Fellowship in this country, by Procession,
Grafton, Supper &c, in this city Their breth-
ron from the neighboring lodges are all cordially
invited to attend and participate in heexercises.
The sandusky City lodges are expected to be
present in Ia body, accompanied by the Brass
Band from that place. Preparationsar are making
for GLORIOUS good time"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-25

We have had al kinds Of weather, within thc
past week, hom the mlldncss and beauty Of
Spring to Tho severity Of mid.Winter Rain
commenced falling on Friday and, on Saturday
morning, the ground was completely covered
with snow and ice. Since then, the weather has
been as variable "a themoods Of potulcnt child
alternating between sunshine and storm W,
are reminded that ihh is about The time Of th,
Vernal Equinox.