The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-01
NEWS TTEMs,


Miss Fanny Seward, only daughter
Of Secretary Of State, died yesterday
10 Washington.
Washington dispatches infofm us
that General shcrsnun will probably
take charge Of the War Department
ON tho ist Of December.
The rebel Governor Humphreys, Of
Mississippi. recommends tho Leesls ,
surc to make on effort to get JEFF. Da-
ris released on bail.
Our Washington special says Sec
rotary Stanton has made no applica
tion to Andy for tho Spanish nilsson,
or for any other place.
The rebel cx.Possmastcr General
Reagan has como out in long letter
advocating negro suffrage, and de-
nounoing as domagoguc any one
who opposes Il.
The total issue Of National Bank
circulation ia s2o4, 1886, ,6se, for the
redemption Of which tho Govern
ment holds securities to the amount
of 1886 ss3,550. n.a,.
The Couit.of Appeals Of Kentucky
have passed docision virtually con.
dcpning Major General Palmer Tor
feloniously aiding n slave to escape
from her owner in Kentucky 10 Indi-
ana.
Tho Governor, Auditor aud Secrc-
tary ofStaie have advanced Toledo
sos city Of the Hrst class, being
satisfied with satisfactory evidence
that its population excceds 10000.
being 24,4oi. e
Con. Sheridan in letter 10 Gen.
Sedgw.ck, tho sub district command.
or Of the Rio Grandc, advises active
support Of the Juarbez. Government
against tho "Impcrial Buceanccr,' =
and all other factions.
A Paris correspondent Of the N. y.
Times, asserts that the French Gov
crnment is determined not TO abah-
don Mexico, unless the Mexican debt
to France is guaranteed. If the
United States will agree 10 pay II,
the most liberal terms will be grant
ed. aat
Advices from Arkansas bring in
formation Of twenty.ninc murders ol
freedmen during the months Of July
q aud August IN those districts Of III,
State more Immediately under the
oyc Of our authorities. No single in.
stance Of arrest by the civil authori-
ties for this class Of crime has come
to light, 81, ~.
Prominent politicians con6denti-
ally assert that'thcre will be gain Of
two Union congressman In New York
QUO in tho Buffalo district, now re :
presented by Humphreys, and ono in
the Orange anu Sullivan district,
(Winhelds). Those arc expected TO
balance the probable losses in Now
Jersey. fod
Tho investigation against the Bal
timorc Police Commissioners, is still
in session before Governor Swami -
The evideneeis posAinss more than
that most Of the Judges and clerks
Of elections are radicals, which seems
evidently the point the prosecution
are anxious to make. lie will no
doubt decide against them. ss,
The New York Times, Of Yesterday
says that President johnson "is dis
posed to.scnd 70 thc city Of Mexico
If such a step should be deemed ad-
visable, force Of at least 10000
mon, under General Grant, or souls
other officer Of high rank, clothed
with power to aid the Government ol
our sister Republic 10 the restoration
Of order and security
Il Is said that the President is in.
tent upon ascertaining tho real feel.
ing Of the South regarding the late
elections, and chat he viii also send
mon to observe the effect Of thos,
soon to take place. The Presiden,
and his immediate accomplices seem
to be very carefully estimating the
political power at their disposal, for
any course which they may decide to
to pursue.
BY the cable We are told that Car
loita's condition is that Of hopeless
insanity tba, somebody suspect:
Prussia aud Sweden Of design tc
finish poor little Denmark that Max
will probably relarn home in the ship
that Francis Joseph recently sent
from Trieste, and that tweu,y war
steamers will leave France next month
for Mexice-to bring the French troops
home.
There are reports Of a misunder.
standing between Austria and Prus-
sia, and Bismark is accused Of in-
frigueipg for the disiutegra,ion Of the
AnaArian EnnirA Annlhar h.llIo