The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-08
Tnlepranhin Items.

NEw YoRK, Junc D..
The Southern pupcfs are urgent for
emigration from the North. ard theiI
statements oi tho circumstances and
needs Of the country indicate that an
almost inexhaustblc field for Northern
enterprise In agricultural, commercial
and other industrial pursuits is now, or
soon will be opened in that region. The
advantages Of Virginia and Texas for
co!oniNs Of this kind are particularly
urged by the journalistic advoeatcs oi
th0so States
PouGnKIIPs1f, June b.
Nearly 5000 persons assembled At the
drpotto. night 10 give General Sherman
a welcome. When The train arrived
the crowd was wild with excitement, The
Generals spoke RS follows:
"FTieRds--I am not going 20 mokc q
speech. Locomotives ard cars IRE un-
favorable. thank you all for your
seeming kindness. had the honor 10
be o fellow.irGvclcr with your noble fegi.
mcnt, the I50tb New York. under.
staGd they are soon TO como home
When thy nrriYe, they can tell you
better thaH can, Of events that have
happened. ! bid you good night"
As The General entered ih. cars, he
was followed by shouts ard cheers.
NLw Youx, juno 5.
Ncwbgrn alvicCs state that The result
OF the Judicial investigation at Toronto
showing That The yellow fcv"r there last
summer which carried on'some thonsands
was introduced by tic infamous DE-.
Blackburn has caused the great horror.
Tho people Of the State are fast be-
coming rcconcilcd 10 the free labor sys-
ten aud like the change.
There u strong attachment between
tho masters md their loriper slaves, aud
they seek each other making satisfactory
terms for labor.
Tho universal Fufltoge question cxcitcs
great interest. The people being divided
Only Os to the timc when the negro shall
vote.
Tic remoynl of trade restriction causes
grcnt rejoicing and new lie has been Civ
en- to business.
Newborn promises TO be very healthy
his summer.
The Tubunc's Washington special
says II is not true that JEFF Davis has
been brought from Fortress Monroe.
The President on Saturday told Con.
gresham Il seemed desirable that Davis
should be tried by civil court for high
lrcason, us q perpetual reminder that
treason was our highest crime, and be
was willing to spread before the world
The secret testimony on the assassination
ease, and trust TO their verdict as to Da-
yi,' completely.
Governor Brown has been released and
viii go home under pledge To work
earnestly for the restoration Of Georpa
to her allegiance.
WASHINGTON, June A.--Spccial to Tri-
bune; II is reported on good authority
tonight that Mr.. Stanton has resigned
This Is not positively confirmed, but !, Is
known that ho has determined 10 leave the
Cabinctvery soon. There is report
nilont that the decision has been insisted
by violent collision between the Prcsi.
dent and the Secretary botn strong will
ed men ~ which the latter INDUCED in
his brusque manncrs, aud the former took
oeeuston TO inlgrm him that he (Andy)
was Prcaldent Of the United States. But
II is said that there il not much In this,
Tor the President assured a Major Gcncr-
al yesterday that the separation about to
lako place. was only induced by the pros.
tra'ion OF Mr.. Stanton, and by rxhuustng
llhors. Mr., stanton has been offered
the position OF Ministorto Bcrlin, but tho
place is not deemed Of sufficient import.
ance. II his resignation be not already
IN the Presidents hands, it viii be short.
ly.
Mr., Harrington, Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury, has resigned percmptpiily
aud will 80 as Minister resident to Rcgne
in place ot FcRg. lie has engIgcd pass.
age and viii sail by the first Of July.