The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
General News Iteutx

CS-There will be i,,c,, -. -
" II" "'s'ouri' IRON present iodicstIonx
I ~ Gems. Burnside, T,osscr.ns -
! Butler are expected TO resiga.
: 01TThc Methods, Protestant, s.r.xss
inaiion rroposes TO build a co,t~x~v ~
Oho'a1a J, Is offered to the TONI 66<{
nase inc best donation. 10 hss ~
600 10 start with. wv
, 01r"TAs Blaei RspsSs.,,s !, 81
sgnItcant title o. a new pspr, sst.L,;x,,
/. % " New Orleans by colored rnl.o"' n
, cdtci' type set, and the edition vrayfS
cd on by men who, probably. were 1s,s<
, year or two ago. 1"-'sS'
0STDr. w p. Parr,. reccntfy A,,a
senn IN charge Of Csmp Butls.. obic' ~
az thou'and acres Of land In Tsssss
narlsh' In, wiIlcd to him by ThomsS y.
, oucS. rebel prisoner Of war, upos ssko&
6 ne attended for about = ycsr. snd ,shx
? died recently at Camp Butler. "''
o. A .u',crp,lon Of si, 900 hs. s,..
MADE by the lumily of John G. Rivcs "a
ne fam'ly Of presiden, Lineoin. Tks-
deposit wos made with Jay Cooke a, ca.
u Is s10gcsted that Jay Caoke a. o. s.,
nppalnted TO receive sll--subscriptions
to ihi' public testimonial.
GSy-From the general minutes or m.
Meihodist Episcopal body IN this countrv.
We lrdrn that its total membershio, <.
s2o'5sOi whole number OF trsvci;nc AMI,
local preachers i5,o26; houses Of vor.
ship 10 ol5; benevolent con,ribu,iops 20
ak Obj 'cis during the past yeur se7sssT
iel.
OF Aisarnih, the supposed .esar,..
lpncc ot Buoth, is man of no,ofiousI,
reoclhons proclivities. A. dinner ar
gehllrm1n's house. after tho murder AZ
me Pfesid,nt, and dav or two bsf,r,
his capture, he said: "It all had done
,heir duty, Grant would have been. kxed
The same way" =
/ 0crGovornor Bramletts h., been v,,.
ried into issuing notice "to whom n
mas concern" that he has nothing 10 40
with renting houses, procuring p,s.es TO-
people hy indnrsing their luyalty. or .irn.
ing petitions for tho release of rebel nsi..,
oners. His time must be dcyossd 4,
more important business. " "
NT Rumors haYe reached 81. I.ou;s.
thai JcH Thompson, at the he,d or al, =,
eirht thousand men, is near Poc,noat...
ARR, vii tho design of invading Mis.
snnri. A stampede from the Sombero
counties has taken place. Troops b.v.i
been sent TO check the apprehended h.
road, though It is believed the re ports are
much exaggerated.
0STThe pastor Of the Second Pre,bv.
t"rinn Church, Rev. Moses d Hodcs,
~ De- was the only minister that left ths
cry npon the evacuation of Richmond bv
Gen. Lee. His peculiar relations To ,hc
Confederate Government, and fcnr fhnt
perhaps he would be arrested and thrown
INTO prison, no doubt influenced him hi
! his course.
0TThe Toronto Globe is convinced
thni "thc oil region of Canada West will
prove source OF immense wealth to
many who may be engaged In the pet.
roleum trade, aud lucrative 10 the Pro.
vince as whole" The rerion wbero oil
haS been developed by boring, il around
pcrnli1, OIL Springs and along the
Th1mcs, lltile south of d ,bweIis On
land sells at from $3.50 to 81 600 De
acre.
GST-Thc Chattanooga Garsttc, of ApriI
2Iih, saws:
The truce between the Federal and
Tho rebel forces In Northern Georgia. ex-
pired yesterday II will be remembered
that This truce was granted BY GenersI
Thomas, TO allow the Georgia authorities
10 dosir butte seed corn 10 the citizens in
tho northern counties OF the State. in or.
der that they might raise a crop and sot
starye."
0S5-AGviccs from Idaho report that
popular meetings have been held, sppro-
wig Govcrnor LYONS course in removing.
ms per net OF The Territorial Legislature.
Capital from Lewiston 10 Boise Civ:
Eii'irts are being nisde TO establish over.
land communication between Califorpis
Hnd Idaho. Such route would greatly
decrease distance. General Wright bSs
Promised military protection by the frat
OF May, when stages aud wagois can
make the trip. @ =
61-President Johnson, in preseutinS
General Sherman's peace propositions 10
his Cabinet, said, "this proposition Is not
debatoble, yet ! shall be pleased TO bear
your comnents on IT," d
u-s A. 70 o''H W uc lhcL mat Dir. Lins
coin had among his documents a bundle
marked 10 his own handwriting, "As,as-
slnn'lon Letters, In which ho had placed
a Iarge number of epistles, warning Him
OF Danger from that crinio of which Il Is
Enown he never had any fears, however
much his friends may have upprehsnded
It at different times.
A HISr.-Tf your sister. while tenae,i
~ engaged in terder conyersstjop,
with her tender sweetheart, asks- voa ~
bring glass Of water from an adioid;ng
room you cnn start on the errsnd. buf
you need not return. You will not Be-
missed that's certain-we've seed n nj.
ed. Donf for get this little BOYS. ~ ~
CSI-fhe value Of the estate lon by the
late President hincoln is ostimsted st
~ Thv New York Times saws: aTbs
Chicago Convention, II will be re,neri.
bercd, did not adj jnrn sine die. Il was
said that us services might be rpquirsJ
again. Would II not be GOOD idsa ID
call il together now for the purpose 81
reconsdering ts declaration that tho
war 10 put down rebellion had proved
.."u'V Duat euye tuu SHuhtnau OF tuo
National Democratic Commiites1
0y' The New York Evening Posf says
Andrew Johnson, more than any msn
IA the nation, stands this day as tho rep.
reseatative offree labor, and the laboripg
classes" Mr. Johnson was the sutber
and great advocate in tho Senate Of ihs
HON stead Law. W 80 ~
0y A coio,ed woman IL Mahsls.