The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-09
NEW YORK NEWS.
The Cholera at New York.
ANOTHER DEATH YESTERDAY.
New YonK, November 8.

= New YonK, November 3.
d Deputy Health officer Walser, r,
4 ports under date Of yesterday, thi
= the Cholera aboard the Atlanta is "
1 confined to the stccragc passenger
q Several new eases have broken on
but one of which died. Not a cas-
has occurred among first ar sccon
v cabin passengers, or crew of the shil
A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
New York, November 8.
At half.past II this morning, u
cxplusiOn occurred in front of th
} Wyoming Hotol. No. 23J, Grconwfcl
street, shattcring the front Of the ho
tel, and breaking nearly all the glas
in the buildings opposite and-alon,
the square where the hotel is situa
ted. \ short time ago, II guest .
the hotel left n box as security fo
his bill, and promised TO call sool
and redeem it. The box was place,
in the baggage room, in charge Of th,
porter.
This morning smoke was seen is
suing from this box, and it was takor
by two men and carried to the side.
walk. just as they reached the edge
of the sidewalk the explosion occur.
red, killing the men carrying the box
and doing the damage above men.
toned. The police arrested all pcr-
sons stopping at the hotel, and thl
matter is undergoing investigation
The explosion was very loud, and at
tractcd the attention of persons Il
mile distant from the scene of the
occurrence.
A PETITION TO SECRETARY SEWARD.
The HcroH says petition to Sccrc-
'ary Seward is circulating in Boston,
and has received the signatures of
some of the largest ship-owncrs of
that city, praying him not to press
our claims ON the British Govern
mcnt, for the dcprcdations of Anglo
Rebel pirates. The petition states
that, when England becomes involved
III war, which cannot be far distant,
the position, which her Government
has taken, in regard TO the fitting out
of rebel pirates, If allowed to stand
as precedent, will give us such an
advantage that we can, by furnishing
privaicers for her adversary, intlict on
her commerce damage hundred
times greater than she has allowed to
bo inflicted on ours. d,
FOREIGN EMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA.
4 large number of Germans, Swcdcs
and Danes are pouring into Virginia,
but the supply is not equal to the de-
nnnd, The price fixed for their SER
vices as farm hands, or laborcrs, is
one hundred and fifty dollars per year,
with food aud lodging, for men be-
tween twenty and fifty years old, and
for women one hundred dollars.
nnnsL oENrpAL COOPER TURNS uP.
The Hcrdlds Richmond eorrespon-
dent says; General :, Cooper, Ad-
jutant General of the late rebel ar
mics, and senior Major General in the
service, who has not been heard from
since the downfall of the rebel go-
vernment, has made his appearance,
and applied for pardon, Since the
evacuation Of Richmond, he has been
loading aquiet life at his old residence.
THE CHOLERA At PARIS,
The Times Paris correspondent
says the cholera epidcmic has reached
perhaps two hundred attacks per day,
with something like half that number
of deaths. This is not at all alarm
ing, and the season is now too far ad-
vancci to admi, of much increase in
the mortality.
BEAUREGARp AND M'CLELLAN.
1 The Times London letter says il
was recently reported that Gen. Beau
regard had rendered his services IL
the Pope as commander Of the POpaI
army, now being augmented, prepara
tory to the departure of the French
! \ Paris letter contradiotcd this re
port, asserting that Gen. Beaurcgar,
: was II Protestant, and had neve
, thought of volunteering to dcfeu,
; Papacy, 1t is now rumorcd that Gcr
Mcclellan has had several interview
, with Cardinal Antonelli, aud that h
I has offered himself as Papal oommar
+, dor The rumor respecting the oifC
q of Mcclellan is more circumstanti;
than such stories usually are, but y,
it wants confirmation,
\ MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION.
The Steamer Evening Star, fro
New Orleans on the 2Sth ult., has a
= rived, The Steamers WcyboSsott an
9 Idaho have arrived from Savannah
q The former, on her outward pasSa,
. ON the 9th ult,, when off Cape lla
teras, saw steamer blow up with
terrific explosion, She ran down
r. the spot. aud found the only yostil
lie of the craft to be fragments of WOO
is boxes, bales, Ne, the vessel "
,d painted white, and seemed to be
small sized river steamer, used as
" transport, A bark which was ne;
X is supposed to have taken oil all
board,