The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-27

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During The last year, $4,000 arrests
have been made in N. Y. City. 80
were for homocide.
The Supreme Court, of Ohio has
adjourned until Thursday, the 3D. Of
January.
South Australia will have a surplul
Of 1Oa Jl0 tausof broadstuff the pres
ent season.
Mark Twain, the humorist, is q
route from California to the city o
New York
Senior Gabriel Taxnra, the Spanisl
Minister. is lying quite i'll in New
York.
A private cable dispatch states
the Empress Carlotte died at Mira.
men op Friday night.
Minister Campbell arrived at Gal
weston yesterday, en- route for New
Orleans and Washington.
1t is reported that the late severe
weather in Indiana has materially
damaged the wheat crop throughout
the State.
Rear Admiral Dahlgreen has been
assigned to duty as commander of the
Southern Pacific Squadron,
Hon. James semple, formerly Uni
ted states Senator from Illinois, aud
anorward Minister to Bogota, died ON
Friday last.
During the last week four hundred
and soveuty-siN cmigrants passed
through Columbus, Of whom two
hundred and nine will remain in this
State.
The Masonic Brotherhood of Phil
adelphia, have decided to erect new
Masonic Temple in that city, and to
cost not less than half o million of
dollars.
1t is reported that Peru and Chill
have determined to reject the pro-
posed terms eff mediation from France
and England, and are continuing the
preparations Of war
A dispatch from San Francisco
states that negotiations are pending
for the Introduction from China of a
large force of laborers for work on
the Pacific Railroad.
A petition is in circulation in Chic
ago, aud soon will bo Throughout the
whole State, urging the Illinois Leg
islature to abolish all distinctions in
political rights rcgroundod on race or
collar.
The two hundred and forty.sixth
nniSersary Of the landing of the Pill
grims at Plymoth, was commemora-
ted Oh Saturday evening by festival
at the Walnut street house, Cinein.
natl.
a summary Of the pastoral labors
Of tho late Rev. Asa Bronson, in
eludes eight thousand sermons, one
thousand five hundred baptisms, ten
thousand marriages and three thous-
and funerals.
George Gray, a steamboat captain,
who had complained fer some days oI
severe pain in his sido, suddenly
foil to the hoor aud expired at hii
residence in Coyington, on Saturda,
night last.
Gen. Sherman arrived At Now Or,
leans, on Thursday evening, from
Brownsville, Texas, his mission hay-
ing proved failure because of the
refusal of the Imperial authorities
to grant him pass across their lines
to reach chihuahua.
Messrs. Elliot and Shellabarger, Of
the New Orleans Commission, arrived
there Thursday evening, with their
Secretary, Mr.. Cation, They have ad-
dressed letter to Major Monroe, re-
quiring him % furnish 4hsm a list of
the police on duty at the time Of the
riot.
Though most Of the Senators and
Representatives have left Washing
ton, a number Of the working men of
both branches In the moro important
esmmittecs, are remaining at the cap.
ital to prepare work for Congress at
its reassembling.
Aduees from Texas state that a
perfect reign Of terror is existing on
the frontiers of that State. Our
Washington special says Senator
Roberts more than sustains Senator
Wilson's dceIaration last summer that
moro than two thousand cOlored peO-
pie had been murdered during the
past year in the State.
Gardner, the soap man. visited
Washington recently sud left for New
in bigh spirits. Gen. Grant
hSVing given him a letter puRng his
soap, and, what was better still, ask-.
ID him for copy Ofhis song. psviag-
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Il Is reported that the United
States Supreme Court viii eraat a