The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
a. Gov. CorY has nnnointed Thnrs.

or Gov. CoNY has appointed Thurs.
day, April 90, for fast day in Maine.
OETThe Chicago tunnel has reached
the distance Of two thousand and thirty
feet from the shan, and progressing a,
the rate oftwelve feet per day.
OTSecre,ary Seward was thrown from
bis carriage in Washington on Wednes.
day evening, and seriously and il is fear
ed fatally injured.
Magnificent residences have been
purchased for Governor Morton aud Gen.
eral Darlington, 10 Indianapolis. to be
presented to them individually, in fee
simple.
0-TJunius II. Browne, one Of the esca.
ped correspondents, has history OF his
prison experience in the South, in press.
A. ID. Richardson IS also writing book
on the war aud prison life.
0.y-It is understood that then Hon. n.
g. itebbins ofNew York, who goes to
Europe April 5th, will be intrusted with
some very important Government busi.
ness.
O-TIt is stated that the Queen Of Eng.
laud has conferred the title Of Knight of
the Order Of the Bath on Mr.. Archibald, i,
:he British Conditioned in New
York.
5~Cop,ain John II. Bell, Baltimore
Presbyterian, has been made Lord Ad
miral in Chief Of the Turkish navy, aud
allowed to keep his religion. The Sui
tan was generous to him.
OTThe manufacture of castor oil from
the beans tha, grow wild in the Hawaiian
Islands has been fcgun at Honolulu, ior
the first time, with every prospect Of sue.
cess. Heretofore the beans have been
exported for manufacture elsewhere.
or Miss Laura Keene, the actress has
purchased a farm Of one hundred aud
thirty acres offino land, with valuable
orchard, of apple, cherry, aud other fruit
trees, about two miles north of New
Bedford, Massachusetts.
0rAbuut fifteen hundred children are
already attending the public schools 10
Charleston, 5. c. There has been no
parallel TO this fact in the history of any
captured city in the insurrectionary
States.
0%y'It was given out few weeks ago
that the Emperor Macmillan was about
to recogniz, jeff Davis. Now would be
a good time Tor him to do so, provided
J,fcan get within recognizing" dis.
tdnce.
OcTOf tae ITO rebel officers captured
at Fort Stuadman, sent 10 the Old Capi.
tol on Monday, four were colonies, two
lculenan, cUlonels, six majors, eight
captains aud ninety lieutenants, repres-
euting not less than &c rebel reglments
that were engaged in the attack.
6TAt church in Geneva, Switzer.
laud, prayers are made every Sunday for
the success of the North in it's struggle
against u wicked rebellion, for the con.
tinued health OF President Lincoln, and
for the speedy extinction Of every vestige
OF slavery from the great American re.
public.
0S3-A lot Of loyal Georgians who visi.
ted the Philadelphia Enquirer office on
w ednesday last, say VIC President Ste.
phens lett Richmond for thi South im-
mediately alter his return from the FUst-
ress Monroe Peace Conference, aud re-
fused TO have anything more to do with
the rebel Conlederacy.
0tyMiss Mary Harris, who, it will be
shot A. Judson Burroughs,
a Clerk 10 the Treasury Department, in
one OF the halls Of the building on The
30th ol January last, was arraigned in the
Criminal Court, at Washington, on We'd
ncsday. She plead not guilty. The
iime Of the trial was not fixed.
01rThe heroes composing Shermln's
Armv viii feel cheated when they fiGd
that Richmond has been captured with.
cut their having direct hand in the
game. In their present frame Of mind,
voc to Lees army it it happens 10 come
within striking distance OF thcm. Whst
Grant has left would be clawed Up ia Il
jlliy.