The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-15
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Telegraphio Items,


Telegraphio Items,
! NV YoHE, June 2--Thc Times has
a special from Chat,ouocgo, dated the
10Th, winch say. q Tremendous explosion
aud fire occurred there on the eve of the
9th, os supposed through carelessncss.
Sparks from locomotive igniied the
loose powder in the Ordnance Dlpart-
mcut exploding several thousand tons o
fixed ann nj ion aud loose powder, Sho
aud she'll were sent Kissing about town
aud many were killed and wounded. The
inlne Dse QuartcrmHstcr's buildings tool
fire and were destroyed, involving loss
OF quarter of million dollars worth o
storcs.
Some think the Grc was the work o
an inccndiary, as it occurred simultanc.
ousy with the Nashville and Gallatir
fires.
The railroad is nearly completed to
Atlanta.
Prominent rebels arc being arrested in
Northern Georgia.
NEv YoEK, June "a dispatch dated
Lexington, Kentucky, June 10th, says
that reliable information has reached The
tIiepds ol Jno. C.. breckenridge at ,hi.
place, that he has arrived safe in Cuba
How lie got there they refuse to say.
New York, June l2,-Thc Ilsrald's
Savannah correspondent says: Scddon
the rebel Secretary of War, Judge
Campbell aud r. NJ. T. Hunter have
been taken to Fort Pulaski iOr confinc-
Inent.
The Times Mobile correspondent re-.
presents terrible state Of affairs in
Alabama. There is an absolute socia
disqualification. Labor is so dcspised by
the whites that they sctuaIly prefer star
va,on or begging to work in any form
and even in their pcnury and wretchcd
mess they show the most violent spirit OF
affection. Military protection is neccs.
sury against the destruction of the whole
population by anarchy.
/ The Trbune's Richmond corrcspon.
dent gives details OF tho treatment that
negroes are subjected to in that city and
( vicinity, showing that the poor people
are treated by our authorities far worse
/ than they were by the slave owners and
slave driving authorities both before aud
after the rebellion. F..nI
An appeal from tho Richmond negroes
lor protection is also published. They
state that they are required to get some
white person to give them pass to ena
BILE them to attend to their daily occupa,
ton, without which they are marched of
to the negro bull pen.
The rebel Mayor Mayo has been rein
stalled and hc has rc--appointed his rcbc
] pnltgaman ,Nhn ftntnpint,, a,I ir,l,
nous negro-hunlers, and who now oc-
cupy themselves in entering the house,
OF finoflansivc negroes dragging them ou
aud impriSoning them.
The lIerald's Washington special say
it is understood that Judge Sharkey will
be made Provisional Governor of Ala
| bama.
The IIcrald's Richmond correspondent
says Governor Smith, Of Virginia, i
about to surrender himself.
The Times Washington special say
the President will soon issue proclama
ton puttiag al end 20 the purchase, bl
the Government agents, Of the products
of the late insurrectionury States, thu
removing the % per cent. tax and leaving
the documents to be taxed only under tht
UEUtlul lANg 10 w pAlitl t1AuAt1s
FATnER PvIST, June 1.-THE follow
ing is a summary Of the City Of Lopdon'
news, brought by the Peruvian:
The Atlantic Cable was completed OF
the goth, At a banquet given by tn
contractors, all parties seemed satisfied
with the great results already obtained
and expressed almost .ccrtainty OF tn
enterprise being great SUCCESS,
In the House OF Commons in answer
to question, MIR. Cardwell said effort
had been made for the colonization of TN
Red River district, but without presen
result. The Government acknowledge,
tine right OF property in land by til,
Hudson Bay Company under their char
ter.
The Owl says the Canadian delegate
: have establi ,hed complete mission wit
| the Imperial Government as TO the fort
! fcntion of Quebec and Montreal. The
, firmly believe the proposed Gpniederatio
! will be carried out.
The journals contain discussion O
1 the fate of JEFF. Davis. 4
The Daily News hopes that mere
VII be extended, not but that he full
. deserves pnnishmenb but because ih
/ principle the-Federal Government il ref
0 resents is already vlndlcated so triunl
, phantly that nothing can be added.
Y The Tunes says: After the ominor
language Of the President we can n
r longer regard the case with coufdenc
!, or unconcern. IL may prove a fortuna'
or fatal success, as the policy Of III
4 Government may be superintendent
Il he personal views Of the President. =
d In the Iiou6e of Commons, question
o were asked as to the reported demanC
o oil the American Government on accoui
d on the Alabama's depredations. Lol
d Palmerston said communications ha
o been taking PLACE. The claims late
e made were Of the same kind as form
IS ones. lie could not cay whether the 4
ie struetioes were Issued by tho Preside
II OF Dir. Lincoln, He said an imprsssis
ID prevailed since Johasol's accession III