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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

The Columbus ctrcspc ndsnt Of the
Cincinnati G0ssfs has the following in
rsfe onoo to the tVo yatsncits in the
Congressional delegations We presume
the elections will be ordered shortly.
The suceessorship in the two Conpres-
sional Districts recently vacated, ono by
Gov. Corwin's acceptance Of the Next
can mission, the other by the election Of
Mr. sherman 70 the Senate, is beginning
~ attract considerable attention hero. -
For the latter place ! hear no one 20
prominently spoken Of ss n on. Joe. NJ.
Root Of Sondusky, late Lincoln Elector
for the State at large.
For tho honor Of succeeding Gov. Cor
win as the Representative OF the Seventh
District, there are host Of candidates.
Greene county, which always felt little
aggriCyed Ut the manner IN which Mr..
Harlan was SHOWED by Coz Corwin's
nomiHation three years ugo, now presents
the modest number Of six candidaief.-
Fret on tie list is Mr. Harlan, who Is
represented ~ not anxious for tho port,
but ready 10 tskO Il. Then there ex-
Senator J.J. Winans, ex-spouker ofthc
House, r. Z. Drake, ox-Clork Of Court
John Boyd, Ben. Nosbitt, Esq, aud Isuac
Sirohin, now a Washington clerk, and
editor Of the volume Of Corwin's Speech,
o., recently printed. Then We have here
o couple moro candidates-Dr Scott tbs
editor Of tho Lebanon Star, aud who is
also one Of the members from Warren,
aud John Quincy Smith, Senator from
tho Clinton, Greene uad Fsyotts District
Senator Harrison Of Madison il is under
stood will not be a candidate, as no pre-
icrs judicial position; but Madison eoun-
~ furnishes a candidate nevertheless, in
tho person Of another Smith. II IL pos.
aible that in the above enumeration we
may hay Osomtted three Or four eRndi-
dates.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
Kansns LegisIature.

LEANEhWoRIH, MurCh ~.
The lower house Of the Kansas L"gis-
laturo organized on the 2sth by tho cleo
tion Of UP. DeGraa, Republican Speak
or. lie Is understood to favor Messrs.
Parrott and LOno for Senators. Gov.
Robinson's Message was mainly devoted
to local nllaira. He recommends suitable
acknowledgment by the Legislature for
the generous relief given citizens Of Kan
sos. He recommends that tho credit OF
the State be used for the relief of her cit
izenB il necessary. He says seed has
boen furnished in abundance for plant
ing and hcpcs a general call for relief,
will soon cease.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
The TrcnsnrY SnEo

The Tribune Of Saturday has the fol
lowing unreseryed endorsement Of the
appointment Of Mr. Whittlesey Of thi,
State, to the most important position in
the Trossury Department;
Tho appointment Of Nc. Wh.tllosey OF
Ohio as Controller Of the Treasury, Is a
m easnre for which Mr. Chase deserves
and will receive the thsnks of tho eoun.
Try, hr, Whittosoy was FOR l6 years a
member Of Congress (lrom 1 lS2S to 1880
and for several years subsequently held
tho important office 70 which ho has now
boen recalled, and which he quilted with
reputation Of the highest order for faith
fulHess and stern integrity. With Mr..
Chase for Secretary and Mr. Whittesey
Tor Controller, the people may feol de-
gree Of confidence TO which thoy have
long been strangers as to the secure Gus
tody and proper disposal Of the public
money.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

" A5HIHUIUHi hpTIT 2,
The bids for the new United States
loan were opened to-day; about $40 ,OOO,-
900 were bid for. The average for ac-
cc ptcd bids was about 93is and no bid
was &C ceptcd below g3 l7-l0O. The bids
ranged from 80 to par
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
ConnnronIIse.

The Democratic members Of the Ohio
Legislature objected TO tho election Of
MIR. sherman, on the ground that he was
not sufficiently anxious for eomPromisc
with frs-satcrs. In their own candidate
they have a mOn fully up to their stan-
dard Atn Union meeting held at St.
Clairwnle, on tho o2d Of January last,
Judge Kennon said;
81 would rather slavery should he eN-
tended over III the free StateE-rather
Ohie should be a slave State, than that
this Union should be dissolved"
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From wnshington.

WASHINGTON March ~.
The New York He aid correspondent
says the Government has finally deter
mined to abandon Sumter Hs soon as =
vessel 10 take Andsrson's command can
reach Charleston Harbor. At last ac-
counts the garrison had only sufficient
food for a few days.
It's positively donied that any order
has been given for the reinforcement OF
Fort pickens.
The Times correspondent says that
Judge Barton Of Kentucky will decline
the Chief Justieeship OF Daeotah, ant
probably will obtain a better appoint
ment.
Minister COrwin goes to Mexico in the
steamer Tennessee, from New Orlsanr
on the 10Th.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
EtoueWed Threats RKuinat
Wnshingtpn,

This following paragraph is from the
Charleston correspondence Of tho Rich
mond Dispatch Of the goth inst
All the high officials Of the military
have bocn called suddenly to Montgom-
cry-what for, no one knows, but Il is
thought by well informed mon that IL Is
70 arrange the army, and have the Off
cors assigned, and TO consult as 20 future
operations. hear that In few weeks
ut most, one hundred thousand mon, ma
ny Of them veterans, will be ready for
extraordinary service, and plenty left to
take care Of the mercenary Northern
soldiers, who may be sent of clown
S1uth" 10 get clear Of them at hons -
lr tho people Of Washington city only
did but know what few Of US here know,
they would hardly "roturn back 10 take
their clothes" Well may Gen. Scott
keep his hirolings thorc-ho had better
bring more ther0.
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Regulations for Vessels RRVigR,
timE the MisslaAtppl.

Many rumors are SAost in references 10
boats navigating the Mississippi, we pub
Hsh the following extract in relation u
the action Of tho Confederate States in
refer, nsa TO listing imports from the
North, Al boats beyond tho limits oi
the new cenfedsracy, going South, are
required to land at the port Of Norfolk
Mss, point just below tbs Tennesseo
line, when the Captain must furnish the
Custen Heuso officer with lat Of his
cargo. A permit is given to land freight
Al way points,
AllsteRmera and thcr vessels navigy.
ting the river Mississippi, destined iol
ports or places within the Territory ofthe
Confederate States ofAmerios, from any
port or place beyond the northern limit,
thereof, shall como to at the port Of Nor
| folk, otherwise known as Nelm's landing
in the State of Mississippi, and the mas
ter or person in command Of every suoh
/ vessel shall make due report OF the Rrri-
val Of the said vessel BY exhibiting 10
/ the Revenue officer at said port duplicate
manilests Of the whole cargo, declaring
the name Of this vessel, name Of tho mas
ter whore from, the port Of destination,
and full aud particular description Of
said cargo. knd shall obtain from tho
Reyenua officer a certificate indorsod on
one Of the said maniiests, Of the fact Of
he exhibition and shall leave with the
; id oiieera duplicate Of the same
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
non John Sherman to aiu Con-
stituents.

To the Electors Of hs 1914 Congress
iORal Disiriefof Ohio:
| cannot surrender tho trust YOU have
coniidOd in mo without expressing my
heartfelt thanks TO you all. Those Of
you who could not agree with my polite
al opinions have with rare exceptions
been content to express ur opposition
with kindness, From my political friends
! have received nothing but generous,
hearty and unanimous support, TAX n
without experience from among you;
thrice ronominated without competitors;
elected each time with no other oppose
ton than that OF party contest, con.
Quoted on each side with kindness; aud
recently supported with great zeal by
your representatives in the Legislature,
| feel that | would bo wanting in the
eorumon sentiment Of gratitude, il did
not express in this way my lasting obli-
cations to the Republicans Of the 18th
Congressional District Of Ohio. In the
performance Of tho now duties assigned
me, | trust never to dishonor your gener-
Gus confidence. JoHN SnERhAE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

Il is not easy to soc how an extra ses-
zion Of Congress can be avoided. and Il
will doubtlcss be called within very
few days. The President is hampcrcd
in the discharge Of his duties by a want
Of power, aud there arc many matters on
which Congress will be called to act, but
which cannot now be settled without
their aid, The present extra session OF
the Serato win probably adjourn this
week,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
a. The 20 M.ster Gtneral b noy

or The Post Master General is now
sshdng orders to the mail contractors ia
the seeded States to collect the quarter
revenue from the postnasters. lie ox-
poets, Judging from their past behavior,
that they will pay up Iretty well. AZ
the end orthe last quarter there were on
y ono hundred delinquent poStmasters in
all the seeded States, while in New York
alone there were forty. Tho Southern
Census Marshhls are complaining OF no,
reesiVipg their pay, but they are inform
cd that they win get il II the holders OF
the distracted funds In their own section
will receipt orders from the United
Siatrs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
The "IIarmonIus Conrcdornoy.1

The Charleston Mercury continues its
opposition to tho financial policy Of the
Confederate States" and even stigma
tiEss the export duty on cotton as 'royc-
lutiouary." 70 this eiIoct il says;
For ourselves We have regarded this
measure, adopted by the southern pro-
vislonal government, as revolutionary in
its character, and Unstable solely on the
ground Of the emergencies for the time
being. As species OF Legislation adapted
TO ordinary times, we have looked upon il
both as unjust and ldO.Onsible. Never
having been Of those who have expected
"eivil war" "inyasion," Sc, or any thing
In the shape Of osniliet, 10 result from
secession, except perh APPS brush at Fort
Sumtor VIC should very mush hay,
preferred al once revenue tariff on i'm
pous, with low datics Of ten or fGteen
per cent al vslorem. Yielding, however
to the apprehonsious Of those who fear /
bloody war and wish to sse tho south i'm
msdiatsly on war footing, VIC make n,
opposition to this provisional arrange
mcnt. At a future day We shall consider
the subject Of export duties,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
CnrI hol,nrn.

We nre sorry TO see some papers, that
We have thought Republican, taking the
occasion Of this distinguished gentle
mans appointment as Minister to Spain,
TO ventilatc an ung0nsrous feeling toward
him. Ii is certain that no man in tho
West has done more for the princip es Of
Republicanism than Carl Schura has
donei and ir appointments went by mer.
IL, he was worthy ofa iirst-class mission.
Accomplished In letters and in the world,
eloquent, and genuinely Democratic
what American could have better repre-
sonted American citizens abroad
We have looked upon tho refusal sI
the Sardinian mission 10 Mr.. Schurz as
perhaps based upon adequate grounds;
but IL he has been just enough to hin.
sell to persist In his claims for Office after
that reiural, no certainly does not de-
serve the sneors of Republicans. lie
represents a large and sterling element
Of our party, which we are eager to rec
ognize in all political convnsscs, ans
which gives bAekLone, courage and ii.
rsctnCss 10 cur purpoFcs, whore they
would otherwise be very often wanting,
%. S, JOurBdl
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HOUSE OF DFLEGArEs, VmGrMA9
March 9b, 1851. {
A Cnivalrous vindicatIom

Floyd gave out, some timo ago, that he
was going to Washington, to stand trial
on the indictments against him, and DEM
onstrSte to tho world tho iulsity Of the
charges.
He went, and, with tho boldneEs of con
soious innocence, plead the statute ex-
empting witnesses who had testified be-
fore Congress, from trial for oflenses in
volyod in the Congressional inyostigt ton
Tho promised yindeution turns into ym-
tually plea OF guilty, aud Of exemption
from the penalty 49, Gin, Press.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
Sheriff Sale.
r. G. Pennington,



By virtue or an execution tO.wit: o writ
Of Venditioni ENponis duly issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas, of'Crawford county
Ohio, and to me directed, | shall offer FOR
sale at Public Yenduc, at the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Tifin, Seneca
CO., Ohio, on
THE 20TH DAr oy Arm, A. d., 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock p. NJ, Of said day, the following
lands and tenements to wit
The North part Of the West half Of the
North West quarter Of section thirty.six 1867,
in township one ~, North Of range thirteen
N3), in Seneca county, Ohio, containing six
ty one (6l) acres ofland, more or less, levied
on rs the property Of Il. Il. Cook, to satisfy
said writ In favor of r. G.. Pennington and
sgainst f. II. Cook.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff
March 29th, 1851 $500
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
ms. LincoIn's First Special Mes.
sOge.

WASHINGTON, March ~.
In the Senate this morning, the Chair
laid before tho senate the following Mes
sage from tho President.
10 tLe SeRaie Of ne United STATES;
have received a copy Of resolution
Of the Senate, passed on the 25th inst,
requesting me, Il in my opinisn il is not
incompatible with the public interest, to
communicate 10 the Senate the dispatch
es Of Major Robert Anderson to the War
Department during the time he has been
ia command at Fort Sumter. On exami.
nation OF the correspondence thus called
for, have, with the highest respect fol
the Senate, eome TO the conclusion that
at the present moment, the publication
Of it would be inexpedient,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Washington, March 20. SOL.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
Municipal Elections

Tho Republicans have been generally
defeated at the municipal elections in the
large cities. In Cincinnati, St. Louis,
Sandusky aud Cleveland, the Democrats
and Submissionists united and carried
the day. The Republicans felt indiiTsr-
ent and did not work as they should.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
Tho on OF nIuskInguIn VaIIoy,

From oil accounts the population oi
Muskingum Valley will greatly increase
the coming summer. Many reports from
the Duck Creek region show that there
is q large amount Of capital being inves-
ted thero and parties are rapidly lsus-
ing aud Releasing. In some cases spec
ulntors ure realizing quite handsomely.
Grout difficulty is sometimes experienced
in procuring pumps, some parties being
obliged 10 suspend operOtions after strik-
ing oil on this account. Some oompan-
les are running short Of funds, and will
probably sell out to those moro ablo 10
prosecute thor work At Wolf Creek
tho excitement is rapidly ihcrsasing,--
GAINESVILLE Courier.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

or Oar dispatches announce that the
Texas Convention has adjourned, after
adopting the Constitution Of the "south-
ern Conledsraoy" almost unanimously.
Il is stated that Gen. Houston's Anti-Se-
cession movement is an uttor failure
We prefer 10 wait further developments
before giving entire oredsnoe ~ this ss.
serton,-- Ctn. Gar.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

or The Hotel arrivals at Worron, in
Trumbull Co., in consequence Of the oil
excitement nre reported at as high as
800 per day. Surely they must be in the
very centre Of the "inleeted district"
OF The late census returns show that
the free population Of the Confederate
States amounts to a,656,ASl souls, inelu-
ding men, women and children. Ia or.
der to raise the proposed loan Of $751;
100000, a tax Of eS'e4 per capita must be
cyed on each individual
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

oT toufts Aprll i.
In the municipal election to-day, the
Tsyior Republican ticket was elect
ed by from 900 70 1000 majority. Tho
How, unconditional ticket, was unsuo-
sessful in but two wards.
Two Germans were killed by lightning
during the storm yesterday.
Two Irisbmeh were stabbed in politi-
csl melcos on Saturday night and have
since died
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
Or Carl sehnrz has been appointed

or Carl sehnTz has been appointed
and confirmed us Minister 10 Spain.
cassius NJ. Clay, who had beOn offered
that position, goes to ST. Petersbugh
Russia,
ID. X. Garter Of Ohio is nSi 70 be Gov,
sTnor Of Nebraska, IN, Minister to Bolivia
r. IIaIsaurek, Esq, Of Cincinnati. goei
as Minister to one Of tho South American
states.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

OF The steamer Crusader has bson
dispatched FROM Key West with load Of
supplies for Fort Piokeus. The steamer
General Rusk having ON board the u s.
troops from Texas, has arrived at Key
West.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

Washington Dewey, Esq, Of this city,
has been appointed Route Agent on the
3. ID, g. c, Railroad, aud will shortly en-
tor upon the discharge ofhis duties. We
have no doubt but that Mr., Dewey will
make an Efficient, faithiol and obliging
Office San. Reg.
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E'ho Way tho ConIC9eTatea in
ICUd TO crush down Recon-
structlOm."

An act passed by the Florida Legislu-
ture declares that in tho event Of any no.
tual collision between the troops Of the
late Federal Union, and those In the om-
p 10y Of the State Of Florida, it shall be
the duty Of tho Governor Of the State to
mako public proclamation of the fact
und thereafter the act Of holding Office
under the Federal Government shall bo
declared troason, and the person convic-
shall suffer death. This uct was approx
ed by tho Governor Of the State on the
lItk inst,
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from Texns.

GiLyEsTor, March %.
Tho Co INVENTION has ratified the Con-
stitution, with o. ly two dissenting votes,
and adjourned sine de, on the 25th inst. 4,
without referring the Constitution 10 the
people.
Houston and Hamilton's efforts at op-
position have proven an entire failure.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
Sheriff Sale.
j. S and P. NJ. Otis.

WoO. " TWTmNn q IT,
By virtuo of an order made by the court Of
Common Pleas Of Crawford CO. Ohio, AZ the
July term thereof A. ID. 1860, in the above
entitled cause and 10 me directed, I will oilcr
for snle at Public Vendue, At the door of the
Court House, in the city Of Ti1ih, Seneca CO.,
Ohio, on
THE 20rH DAY or Arnu, A. D.. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ, and
O'Clock P. NJ, Of said day, the following
lands and teucmcuts 10 wit:
The South west quarter Of fscction thirty
five 1850, township one t), North Of Range
fourteen 40 Ia Seneca co., Ohio.
LEVI WEiRICK.
Sheriff.
March ooh, 1861 $3.50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

or The Hon. John J. Critteaden made
quasi Union srssoh at Frankfort, KY
on the Goth, In which he said a great ma
Dy patriotic things and PrOfessed an ex-
trsyagsht amount Of love for the Union,
bat still adhered 70 the destructive herosy
tbat thore mpst be no eOeFclOn--nO en-
fofeem nj Of The laws.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
Combinations .

WASHINGTON, March 90.
The Senate 10 day confirmed VIM. 9.
Pennington, Secretary Of Legation TO
Paris; Aaron Goodrich, Secretary Of Ls-
CATION to Brussels; o. J. Dryer, Com
missioner to tho Sandwich Islands, and
Geo. +. Stevens, Postmaster Of Obcrlin,
Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

INIOTWWHIIf n NVIIT y
In the Convention to-day James BAR
Der finished his secession speech. Mr..
Treadwoy followed, favoring an ultima
tum by Virginia. Mr.. Montague COM
menccd a speech for secession. Mr..
Southall presented the resolutions Of q
portion Of the people Of Albermarle
county, instructing him to voto for seces-
sion. He said he was aware ofa change
in tho sentiments Of the people Of this
county, and when convinced that ma.
jority were that way, he would shape his
course to their views. Resolutions were
presented from Bedford, Amelia and Mad
ison counties, in favor Of immediate So
cesslon.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
saving Ihe JmIonl
Tho Albany Evening thus develops IL

Tho Albany Evening thus develops its
hopes for the future Of the Union:
Aud It ia just horo where we hnd tho
lover Of reaction. The people Of the
Gulf States will soon weary sf the intol-
cradle burthens which their Independent
Government will impose upon thcm.-
The blessings hoped for from Secession
will never be ,nlizod-c EXCEPT TO those
who, ns Presidents, and Senators, and
Brigadier Generals, &c, wear their hon
ors aud pocket thoir sAleries aud fees. Or
II tho blessings promised to now flom
Secession should come, they will be found
not to DO worth their cost; and the day
Of retribution will follow. A tax OF
twenty or thirty millions a year, upon
the people OF the Seven Gulf States, ag-
gfegating less than the population OF
Pennsylvania a load which they will
not carry great while. They willvery
soon want 10 come back; and If, mean.
while, the Border States remain truc tc
the Union, avery few years will find the
ancient borders of the Republic rustor.
cd, and tho old Sistcrhood Of Statos link.
ed together by tho bonds Of unity and
pSaoo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
ShcriN Sale.

March 29h, 1861 S4,oO
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
Washinrton, March %. 1851.

or The latest European adyices,
announce the death, on ths 10th Of March,
OF tho Duchess of Kent, mother OF
Queen Victoria, and aunt Of Prince Al
bert.
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or The Tribune correspondent says
the Fort Sumter question is still undcter-
mined, and viii he 80 for several days;
and also reiterates that orders have been
sent TO land troops at Fort Piekens.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
NEW YORK 8 ERIE RAILROAD
Great Broad Guagc, Double Track
and Telegraph Route.
TO
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES,
CARRYING TUE
CT. WESTERN UNITED STATES
MAILS.

EXrIEu TnNtSslsavel lnunkiTk daily, on arrival Of
al Trsias on the Lake Shore Railroad. from Csvs.
snd Cincinnati, Toledo Chicago and run through 10
New Yok without change
THE ONLY ROWE mnniur Ctr, thr ugh from the
Laksfto New York City. Splendid vcntilatcd seep.
ing cars run on Might Trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always a. low as
hy ans otherruuto.
Boston ru1eugeri aud their Boggsge transferred
Tree IN New York.
he pariioular and call for Tirksu via punkirk and
tho New York aud Erie Railroad, which are sold at
OIL The principal Rsilrosd Ohicssin the West.
This road anorls faciliues or shipment or Freight
superior TO any other rUn'e.
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
caves NcwNork daily, maxim. close connections
lhroughto allp0nt' West and quicker time than ever
hclnrc made on any line.
For Freight rates, enquire Of. & pArNAp, go
Broadway, NEw AOnK; JOIN : UUNtAr, Us Stats
-. uoSrov, Mass, or Of JkCon FoHsVrif, FrieEht
Agent, "a CLARK st.,CntcAao, m,
CHA's. MlNOT,
CES'L SUP'r.
fsbl5-iv,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

or Speaker Parsons Of the Ohio Leg.
islature has been appointed aud confirmed
as Consul 10 Rio JaneiFo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
whnt YIrplnln WIN no.

Tho Philadelphia Press publishes tho
following extract from letter from u
prominent member of the Virginia Leg
islature;
HOUSE OF DEtEGATEs, VmGIMA1
March 20, 1861,
The Convention will not pass an ordi-
nance Of secession, will appoint dole
gates 70 a Slave Border State Convention,
10 meet about the first Of Juns. That
Convention will prescntan ultmatum 10
the Northern States, and one that will
bc acceptable to them, or ought to be-
So | think you may calculate that there
viii be no separation between the North
and the Slave Border States.