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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17
Flood in the Mississippi--Grent
Destruction OrPrOpcrty.

CHICAGO, June s,--From the ST. Paul
papers Of Saturday and Sunday we learn
that that city and other towns, above and
below, have suffered seriously by the flood
from the Upper Mississippi Much dam
age was done 20 property in the ware
houses on the levee at ST, Paul. Brook
lyn, opposite, was entirely submerged
The inhabitants were compelled TO ahan-
don their dwellings on account of the gem
eral inundNtion.
At 81. Anthony the damage 10 property
was immense, several hundred thousand
feet Of logs, belonging 10 saw mills along
the river were swept away, and the mills
greatly damaged,
Tho upper bridge, which cost $4,000
was swept away. The lower bridge which
was built at a cost of 100000, was great
ly damaged.
Reports from various quarters along the
Upper Mississippi state that nearly all the
bridges across streams are gone The riv-
or is higher than it has been fora number
/ Of years.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17
PonnInr sovcrclnntr.

Aeeording b the best democratic intc-
proladod means lhe sovereignty Of the
soulh tAc tofercinity Of nc Federal
Courts over ne rights Of citsens Of iho
nee states ava The sovcreirniy of slavery
and slave labor over the local laws oftho
states and territories. While the South
openly declare q 70 be the Fright, coupled
with the duty" Of Congress 70 ensct q
slave code for the territories, their dough
face allies az the north say the people Of
a territory "cen manage their institutions
in their own way, subject to he Coasii-
tuition, which Interpreted by the Dred
Scott decision, tho key TO democratic Or
thodoxy) means hat hey haze no poioer
orsr slavery ,chaierer. SO dcmocraticpop-
ulnr sovereignty means nottho sovereign.
" Of the people, but tho sovereignty oI
slavery over the people. The only dem.
ocratic principles at al dcinablc are Cuba
tho revival ofthc slave trade and slayo-
code for tho territories.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17
Latest from the Gold IgcglOn---
More IIuEnbuEgCry.

ST. LOUIS, juno l4.-Mr. Swinburn,
agent Of the Smoot and Russell Co., ar
rived here from Leavenworth this morn
ing, with 5000 of Pixies Peak gold Swim
burn will proceed Immediately to New
York to test the quality and value of this
gold. He says that much larger guam
tity Of dust might have been brought in,
but the miners demand $40 per ounce
which is considered by the purchasers ex-
orbitant
The extra Leayenworth Times furnish
en- glowing accounts of the Mines
Claims ourweeks since considered WORTH
less, are now commanding 50 900 to $40
900, At Gregory claim sold for S2l,-
600, and several other claims in the same
lead changed hands at from 5000 TO ST.
600.
The snow had disappeared from the
mountains and prospecting was beingvig-
orously conducted. Now and rich leads
are constantly discovered. AT Gregory
diggings miners were making S25 eQch
por day. Arrival f--ss' thv 5tdtcs contln-
nc large, and all push Immediately for the
mountains. Health Of tho district good,
and spirits of the miners jubilant.
Horace Grcoly was expected at Denver
City the day after the train left.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17
How Our Tiel3ot h Reoolvod.

Never before has our ticket been hail
ed with such hearty, enthusiastic rcspon-
sos from the Republican press ofthe state
never before have we entered a polite
al campaign, with such cheering prospects
Of a glorious victory. From one end Of
the State to tho other come " tho stiong-
est assurances, that the ticket and plat
form are the best that could possibly have
been made and that they will meet hearty
endorsement from largo majority oftho
people Of the State, At the polls In Octo-
bcr. Even our enemies arc compelled to
speak IN favorable terms Of the mon on
our ticket. They arc all tried men-men
Of honcsty and capacity and mon, whom
tho people will delight to honor. Il uf-
fords us pleasure TO protent so uncxoep-
tionablc ticket 70 the Republicans Of
Seneca county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17
An Ordinance.


Sec. T. ne a Driainei bY the Cnnhcil Of fhe incor
narrated village Of Fdstulia. That ne
on Lots or parts Of fis. frortug ha nofih side a
Fremont street. from rorv 20 Union lfrtefii ard h1
owner or owners Of Lots ports of lots. foaun9 on
both sides Of frumoni sirerf from Main street 90 ua
n q Railroad; and tie owner - owucfa Of Lots, o.
para Of Lots 1ntnr The east side of Union street
ffom Fremont 10 Elm itfeeti and The owner owners
Of Lots or paris of Lots fronting both sides Of Main
The owner or OF Lois, o. pafs OF loisi fpning
on both sidaa Of North street from Main 70 Wood fts
ana The owner or Of Lots ports Of Lots 'front.'
Inc on the south tide Of Hah street, from Main 20 Per
nv Streets Be and hereby required 20 build side
waksin front Of all OF said Lots paris Of Lots, on On
before te first day Of Jciohcr i5D Tobe built asths
Couneil NAV nresrrbe and uuderiho direction Of ths
sffeei Comhtsiontr ANY, on moiou, said Ordinance
was psssed AZ follows. Neasi Geafi niicker, Fosie
and Bementi Nayt0. ,. /. .kllCMAkd3 Mayor.
Fostoria, May i7th, lg5a.-ie105w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17
TELEGRAPHIC.
Arrival Of the sioamor Europe.
interesting from thesenf or War

SAcEvLLE, juno II.
Tho stcamcr Europa has arrived nt
Halifax with Liverpool dates 70 the 4th
met.
Tho adgiccs from Italy confirm the
capture Of palooiro BY the Sardinians
The King, Victor Emanuel, commanded
in person and exhibited The greatest gal
lontry. The Austrians twice ehdeavored
to retake Palostfo, but were repulsed az
ter sanguinary encounter. The Snrdini-
an reports say that they captured 1000
prisoners and eight guns.
The latest dispatch from Turin report
! the Austrians in full retreat across the
Ticino into Lombardy. The report re-
ccivcd by previous arrivals that Gem Gar
iba ldi had met with a repulse by a super
/ ior Austrian force Is confirmed, but Il now
appears that he was successful in ro-on-
torng Como.
From TIE SEAT OF WAR.--The Aus
triun efforts 20 rc-tako Palestro arc de-
scribcd 10 have been very sanghnnry.
/ At one time the Sardiniun troops were
out-nanked on the right, when The ZOu-
ayes came 10 the rescue and repulsed the
AustriaDs. The Austrian version Of tho
U WANANN AANN ANA NNNN ANkNANNNs n AiN nun
trions had retreated from Bobbio.
a special telegram 10 the London Dai-
ly News, dated Turin, Friday, June Sd,
says the Austrians were in full retreat
across the Ticino. Tho French head
quarters were at Vcreelh. Garibaldi had
been driven into the mountains by the
Austrian troops under Gen. Urban, who
re-took Vnrez; but a telcmaphic dispatch
received via Turin states that Gen. Carl
baldi, gathering rcinforoements, returned
and surprised the Austriuns and re-captu-
red V1rez, aud subsequently re-entered
Como in triumph.-Gen. Mel, who had
been sent 10 the assistance Of Gen. Carl
baldi, had occupied Novaro.
The insuueCtioh in Lombardy was
spreading rapidly.
SARDfmAN BULLETIN, TURrs, May 81.
A fresh victory has been gained by our
troops. ATT O'Clock this morning a force
Of $4,000 Austrians endeovorcd 10 re-take
Palestro. Tho King Of Sardinia COM
manding the fourth division in person,
und Gen. Cialdidi, at the hoad Of the
third regiment OF Zouuvcs, sisted the
attack for n considerable time, and then
having successfully assumed the offensive
pursued the enemy, taking thousand
prisoners and capturing eight guns, five
Of which were obtained by the Zouuyes
Five hundred Austrians were drowned in
a canal during the fight. Another fight
took place At Confrenza, in the province
Of Zoumlino, In which the enemy were
ropulsed by the division under Gen. For.
ey, Of the first corps of the French army
after two hours conflict Last night a
picket Of enemy endeavored TO pass the
Po at Cervessoria, but they were repuls
cd by the inhabitants Of that vicinity
} The Austrians have evacuated Varo IN
the province of liobbio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17
ONO VVhiic sulphur springs.

a grandor time than was had at the
"oponing" Of the White Sulphur Springs
on Thursday don't often transpiro. The
State Medical Convention was there in a
body, Governor Chase and several Of the
State officers, and other distinguished
persons from different parts Of the State,
and nom Eastern and Western cities.
Notwithstanding the large number OF
guests present amounting 20 from 1000
70 laOO, all were handsomely cared for.
The ball was brilliant and lasted nearly
tho whole night. The affair in every
particular WAS decided suceess,-SdR.
Register.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

Tho opening Of the Cincinnati, Day
ton, Fort Wayne, and Chicago Railway
route was celebrated in Cincinnati on the
2d There were six hundred stranger
guests. Speeches were maao by the
Mayors Of Chicago and Cincinnati, and
by Mr., LHommedieu, President Of the
Cineinnoti, Hamilton, and Dayton Rail-
way.
0cFThe Senate OF Connecticut has vo-
tod down the proposed amendment 70
tho Constitution that hereafter citizens
shall be required 70 wait one year aiter
naturalization before exercising an elect
or's privilege.
O-TThe contest in Kansas in the cleo
ton Of Delegates TO tho Constitutional
Convention was very warm. Il resulted
in tho triumph Of tho Republicans.
The Germans have a grand time in
Cleveland, this week. TheiF grand an
nual Sangerbund (singing feast) common-
ced in that city on Tuesday. II has been
estimated that from 5000 TO 10000 Ger.
mans would be in attendance,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

Tho nomination Of this gentleman, in
dependent Of any considerations connect.
ed with recent events, was ominenty
proper, The location is right, Tho Re
publicens Of Hamilton were well entitled
to a prominent place ON the ticket, and
the selection was proper on that ground.
But above that, was the peculiar and
well known fitness Of the nominee. No
name in south western Ohio could bring
more strength TO the ticket
IL may not be generally known that
Judge Gholson is a Mississippian by birth
and in that state was the holder Of many
slaves, all of whom he emancipated, and
came 20 Ohio to find free state, where
man owed no allegiance but TO God and
right little thinking, probably, that be
was even here to find il necessary 10
fight back the approaches Of the same
bhghting ourse.-1' Toledo Blade.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17
sInvery AEIntIon.

The Administration pfo5u Of The North
arc lubcri7g very zeal lusly IN trying %
prove that the PRINCIPAL stock in trade Of
the Republican party is the agitation Of
she slavery question. They must regard
their readers as persons extremely short
sighted. This sort Of subteriugo may
sound pleasant 70 old "Buck'sp ears, but
We very much question whether Il has a
clear ring to the honest, hafd-hsted, sons
oftoil, Of the North. While The former
have IN view only tile ono leading idea Of
protecting the rights Of tho south."w
Imagine that the larger majority Of the
North are those who have distinct knowl.
edge Of their own rights; not az lordshnd
shareholders, but as Dhcwors Of wood and
drawers Of WATER" or to use a southern
phrase, "mud siIls Of society"
One Of the most enthusiastic campaigns
that has occurred for years, hos just been
closed In Virginia, and every person, at
al acquainted with political events, ("
wen knows that the opposition were met
with no other Argument than tho Biyger.
In Kentucky the POLITICAL battle is being
carried on In very much the same manner.
The election takes place in August, and
the leading topic for discussion Is slavery.
That patriotic bird, "the American Eagle"
and the "rights Of adopted citizens" arc
entirely lost sight Of in the political arc
na. "Hes Congress power to protect
slavery In the territories" Is the text for
both parties, and the great trouble seems
10 be in either establishing their "sound.
ness on the goose" The Democracy OF
Kentucky assert that the Opposition are
passing the weapons Of assault upon their
institutions into the hands Of northern
men, and denounce them as sbolitionlsts,
and advocates Of treason. They view the
peculiar institution ofthe south az inprog-
nublo, and claim for II t"wotecdon by tho
constitution, the Bible, and the expert
enee Of mankind" They go furiher.--
They justify the slave-trade as beneficial
not only 10 the African removed, but also
to the African remaining In his native
country. southern institutions arc BE-
nsvoleHi," and the idea Of loealizing sls-
very Is treason. "slavory has a consti-
tutional right to extend to the now terri
tories and should be proteeted''-so say
the apologists ofslavery, the Democracy.
With them II is not question Of princi-
pie, but Of policy; not Of the greatest a.
mount Of good to free people, but Of pc
tuniary interest.
Therefore they are really tho only par
ty that make il staple business to ugi-
tate tho slavery question.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17
Irnn Wnehlnnfnn.

WASHINGTON, Juno l0.--The Secretary
Of the Treasury has given notice that seal
ed proposals win be received until the
goth inst, for the issue Of any portion or
the whole, Of 80, 200 900 in Treasury notes
in exchange for gold coins Of the United
States, under the authority Of the acts Of
Congress Of 1857 and 1850, tho interest
not to exceed six per cent, per annum.
The receipts Of the Treasury for the
week cndingon Monday last, amounted 10
Sa6S,000; drafts issued, Sl,7lS,OO0. The
amount subject to DRAFT is SS,T74,O0O,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17
slaves as Persons ana Proper

Tho Richmond Enquirer ls mbilant over
the recent decision Of Chief Justice Ia
ney,l in the case Of the slave Amy, as il
considers that the most suthoratve judi
clal voice in the Union has decided con
the right and duty Of Congress to protect
slave persons and slave property" II
says "from a review Of the decision, we
discover the assertion of the following
great principles Of doctrine,"
lst, That slaves are recognized by the
Constitution of the United States in The
character of persons,
I'd. That slaves are represented in Con
greea as persons.
Sd. That az persons, they are, in many
instances at least, subject 10 certain liza
bilities, and invested with the rights cor
responding 20 those liabilities, in the same
way that other persons are.
4th. That among these liabilities are
those which render them Hmendable to
tgial and punishment for crimes and mis-
demeanors; and among these rights Is
the right Of legal protection against per-
sonal Injury.
9th. That the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States also recognizes slaves as prop
orty.
9th. "As property, the rights Of the
owner are entitled TO theproteolion Of the
law;" /. O., the laws Of the United States
enacted by Congress-.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17
PIke's Eenk.--Southcrn PolIcy.

From the most reliable information,
concerning the Pixies Peak mania, we
are led to believe that large number Of
politicians Of the ultra southern or Cal
houn school have done no less than spec
ulutOrs in tanning the fame Of tho extra
ordinary "gold fever which a abort time
ragged 30 fercely in the East and West
Acting on the knowledge that wave Of
population must how from the East with
each returning spring, they took advan-
tage Of Il and the reckless spirit ofwest-
ern speculation in Kansas TO prevent a
divergence of the "norihern swarm" into
the mineral regions Of the South. This
opinion received a certain degree of con-
frmation from the fact that no emigration
is flowing from the South 20 Pixies Peal.
Their attention is directed toward Arizo-
na, New Mexico, and the Indian Terrific
u and, Il Is evident that the South
means to doall she can to divert northern
emigration from these more southern coun-
tries, In order that she may more success
fully contend for the dOmihanoy Of her
Institutions there than she did in Kansas.
We hope that matter so important may
not be lost sight oi-that the tide ofnorth-
ern and eastern emigration mny diverge
into the rich grazing lands Of the Indian
Territories, and into the valley Of Arizo-
ma and New Mexico. II is not fair that
southern capitalists, with their slave
labor should usuFp all the best and pleas
ATTEST portions Of the new Territories
while the free lsbofers Of the North are
forced 70 take the most sterile, and a. ful
a. climate Is concerned, most inhospita'
ble portions. We have no doubt but that
the drama lately enacted in Kansas will
be re-enaoted in Arizona, New Mexico
Western Texas and the Indian Terrific
~. In that case the freemen oftho nortl
win have 70 prepare for another crusade
in order TO open more land to freedom anC
iree labor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

krrcHUa's HurEsrrns.-We are pleased
b learn hat this celebrated machine has A.
gain pravcd Che victor IN hardy c0nicfted
Held The machines are manufactured BY r
T.. HowAnD, Esq., Of this city and thousands
scattered throughout the country attest their
excellence as mowers and reapers. Yesterday
there was trial Of harfcstcfs at Cynihiana,
Koninchy, and kotchum's Harvester Won rHr
unsr PHzE. over The New York Reaper, Nil.
Ter and Aulimon's, and a number Of others, a.
1t frequently has before in the face Of the
strongest competition with the bestinyenton1
OF o similar charactor'-BuFFALo ConHERciAI
ADvEnriHR.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

The looofooo candidate for School
Commissioner is Buchanan deputy u.
y. Marshal, and was member Of tho
packed jury that went through with the
mock trial of Bushnell A nice Commis-
sioner Of Common Schools No would
make Again we ask, who will vote for
him
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

This distinguished parsonage addressed
large useemblY at Manchester, England
isw days ago, in which he asserted that
he present neutral policy Of England
would prove suicidal; and declared he in
tendon 10 70 70 Hungary and iighs for her
Independence.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17
Steamboat EXPlOsion---EiRht

AueusTA, Ga. June l0.--Tho steamer,
John Lawton exploded last night, when
near Savannah, killing the Captain, tae pi-
lot, assistant engineer, John 5. MARITIME
lin, passenger, and man named Goty,
of Barnwell, and others. There were
eight in all, among the killed and missing.
A number were also scalded and wound.
cd, some, il is feared fatally.
Ihe sAeamer b a tntnl losa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

O..FThe average income Of the Mexican
church is twenty five millions year while
the revenue Of the national government
he only fifteen millions.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17
kansas Constitutional COnven-
IiDln.


The Republicans Of Kansas have car
ded majority Of the Delegates % the
Constitutional Convention. The eloe-
Ton was sharply contested, and the first
reports, from tho river counties, were ia
sofable 10 the Democracy, but full re-
turns show q majority Of three for the
nenublicans.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

0cTLetohof, LocoCoco, is elected Gov
crnor Of Virginia over his opponent by
about 1000 votes. why do not our dcm-
ocrstlo friends bring out their big guns
and Growing rooAtersi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

0J~The New York Journal Of Com
meros adults that Sin all our calculations
for the next Presidential campaign, We
may as well assume that the twenty-sev-
en- electoral votes Of Pennsylvania are
moltgaged to the Republicans"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

o%rTho railway faro has been seduced
from Chicago to New York TO twch dol
lars to Boston, fourteen dollars and to
Baltimore and philadeIphia, ten doIlars.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

01rA large FIRE at Galens, illinois, on
the I'd, consumed portion Of the De Soto
House and several stores and dwellings.
Estimated loss, Si4A,00O.
At Lafayette, Ohio, on the Same day,
buildings and property were burned to the
valuo Of $4,000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

01rTho Anti-Lceompton Democracy
in California arc dcnounoing DouoLAs as
dishonest and unworthy Of public trustl-
Poor "lttlo gisntr' IIo Ia being slsugh-
tered, in tho house Of his friends.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17
How the Democracy love the
Foreigners

Tho following reply has been sent by
Secretary Cass, in answer to a letter
addressed him by an adopted American
citizen
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

0HrAt indianapolis, on Tuesday, the
General Assembly %. S. elected DR.
Rice, Of Chicago, to the first chair Of the
Northwest Theological scminaryi DIR.
Willis Lord, Of brooklyn, to the second
chairs DR.. J, H. Halsey, of Louisville, tC
the third chsiri and DR., William Scott
Of Cincinnati, TO the fourth chair.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

0STBy overland mail at 81. Louis, Cal
ifornis dates to tho 9th arc received
The municipal election at Los Angeles
resulted in the defeat Of the Administrs-
tIon tlcket. RuaineHa was reviKinp.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

05-A train on the New York and Eric
Road, when crossing Well Creek on the
slst ult', ran into drove of sheep, kill
ing 5000. The engine was thrown into
tho creek, and tho engineer had an arm
broken. Loss In sheep $4,000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

01rDpstchCs received from Gov. Cum
ming state that tho Mormon difficulty was
In fair way Of amicablo and satisfactory
adjustment But how long will il stay ud-
uttted
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

OF AZ Fort Dodge, lows, -four is
worth 81 per cwti hams, l5 cents per
pound corn : per bushol, and scarce at
that. Much suffering is anticipated before
the new crops come in. Who wants to
20 West.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

OSTAt Logans Gap, Brown Co, o.
Joseph Barley, grain Spectator and
pork packer, was arrested for shooting a
woman named Eliza Wetzel, who lived
with him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

0c-Licut Gov MARTIN WELLER is
prominently named as candidate for
Congress from the lith District, in place
Of Hon. CYRus s1HK, who died on the
3Oth ult.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

0~TChief-Justice Taney has daoidA.
that slave, though Subject to tho same
laws as other property" can yet commit
felony, and declines, accordingly, to re-
verse the sentence against the sluve-girl
Amy, for robbiug tho United States mai
In Virginia,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

0@rB. C. BlOncoe, jsilor Of FOyette
county, KY, was called up, after retiring
on Thursday night, by a man, who ripped
open his abdomen, probably fatally wound-
ing him. Tho Ossailsnt has been arrest
cd, but his name is unknown. There is
great excitement in Lexington about the
matter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

0crThe wife Of the Rev. George w.
Clark was thrown from a buggy in Akron,
Ohio, down a precipice bank, about fifty
feet in height, and instantly killed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

OJ-At the recent municipal election in
New Orleans, the Opposition candidate
for comptroller had about 2,Ooo majority.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

0e-1t il estimated that tho recent
floods Of the Mississippi have rendered
useless about a million acres Of land
which has hitherto been cultivated.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

0S-At 81. Louis, tho case Of Carstung
Is. Shaw, for a breach Of promise Of mar
riago, was decided by tho jury on the I'd
instant, rendering verdict for the full a.
mount ofthcPetition Of the plaintiff, SIOO-
nnn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-17

0SrRccent letters from Paris represent
the health Of Hon. Charles Sumner rs
having been restored, During his aojourn
to Italy, he received honorable attentions
from Count CSVour, other prominent men.