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The New York herald., 1866-02-24

CLEAREn
Steamship Bremen tBrem), Meyer, Southampton Bre
Steamship Virgo, Bulkley, savsnnah-Murray Ferris
stcamshiu Pa,apsco Nen Baltimore--J smulI
Steamship westchcs'er Ingram, Wilmington Dei-A Alb
ship IIermon tBr), cruckshank, Melbouvne-Maller
ship favorts. Bush, San Francisc Sutton Co.
snip Dnisburg .Prus, HOLES Baliimore-c Iul,ng.
Meinckc Ip& &eud sdH0r"' h0i'' Cork Tor orde''Fun'h
Bari albertina (gr, olmssad, Vera Crgz-Hasous Co
Brie Acraa tBr' Hamion Falmouth FOR orders-Boyd a
Brg Thu,stons clark, PonceB sherman.
Brs Homer craStfcc ' SorfoR"T Chase CO. '0'a
sehr charlotte Brown, i:obtins Baracoal Douglass.
sssT sssr sTs wa,. t gTnSt ssg
sesr NoSnilsh, M"i DarcnT M1yseN %syHSw Se Co
Sehr Frank Walton, Corson wiimington-Murray, Ferris
Schr l. T Baker Brewster, Beaufort
Schr Flying Cloud Gushing Gloucester-J A Statson.
Steamer Kennebec, Edmonds, Phladelpha.
ARRIVED
steamship az nngs9d ,, Br Grsss Liverpool Feb and
steam Navigation Co Had heavy westerly winds the
Steamship Alhambra, crowc, Charleston Feb II, with
cnon pa a ~ F the M ~ orrs rs 5nS va. s.s aGa1
Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter Wilmington, days with
Steamship Niagara, Couch Norfolk with md'e and pas.
steamship Gen Custer, Beckett Philadelphia 70 Kirk.
steam,hiP DrFo. SHERWOOD Portland, with mdse, II
ship Dcsipmbrante trort soare. Lisbon, a days with
wine, cork, &c, to l. T. kmsinck a 60.
BARK Magialena, scare, Aspnwal q days with mdsc
j FJoy
Brig Nellie ar Delaney, Antwerp via Lisbon I2s days,
with mise to order Nov -. IN gale sted
and was obliged to put into Lisbon for repairs.
Brig Eeonorl Gta Battone, Palermo, 81 days with fruit
wine, a., % order.
Brig Eugene Reed (BrJ, oDonne. Greytown. Me, 26
days. with cotton, hidet a.. Genital Am Transit
Brig Centur Marscn Cienfuegus 10 days. with sugar,
Thompson A Hunter
schr Geo winsor, Perry, Halifax 10 days. with fish to
l. Oyrrton.
schr Potter Briggs Apaiachcola 25 days with cotton
TO order.
. schr T Smith, Cony Newborn NC
schr Pilots Bride. Blstchiord. Alexandria.
schr Agnes. Phillips, Baltimore for New London.
schr Ada Herbert, Crowell. Gloucester
Schr Helen, Perry, New Bedford.
Scbr Geo Hawley. Provncetown.
schr Edwin Forester, Froyincetown for Alexandria
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Burning Of the steamer winchester-
Twenty Lives Reported Lost.

fIrTsBuRG, Feb. %, 1860.
The new steamer Winchester laden with petroleum
and containing passengers bound from Parkersburg TO
this city, took Ore about miles above wesvle and
was entirely destroyed.
II Is reported that twenty lives were lost
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sinking Of the steamer Gilmore at
Louisville.

CINCINNATI, Feb. %, lsG6.
The steamer Gilmore, bound from Nashville, while
entering the canal at Louisville yesterday struck one OF
tie abutmonts and Immediately sunk The steamer was
valued at twenty eight thousand dollars and the cargo
al seventy i've thousand dollars, mostly insured.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
Mordcr IN Cincinnati.

. bNoINStrI, fcb g 1s66
=. M ray was sho, and Instantly Killed last might
" u ~ -" rls The affair caused a considerable cx.
.'m NJ hoih taitcs bcins veil known here. Elwarls
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Lite
rary Family journal fn the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the present week. now ready,
gives a continuation Of the deeply interesting
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

Poetry-"Aner an Old Song'' translated from the Ger
man for the WEEKLY HERALD; "a Fresde Revere;''
"Character Structure"
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S HlPPIN NEW s.

ALMANAC voRK-rHIs
sUN RISES. ~ NOON SETS 5S
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| E u R 0 P. r.
Our Paris, Berlin, Rome, Spezia and
st. Petersburg Correspondence.
Politics. Art, Fashion and Gossip Of
the European Capitals.
The Irrepressible Mexican
Question.
Attempt to Excite the French Peo-
pie Against the United States.
IGN0MINIOUS FAILURE OF The EFFORT.
Warming to Macmillan from His
Brother Of Austria.
lie is Invited to Return at Once and Told to
Expect No Aid from Ills COuntrymen.
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Americans Presented at the Sec
Ond Tuileries Ball.
Napoleon Welcoming the slidel
Family and NO One Else.
FASHIONS And FOLLIES OF AMERICAN ROME.
Our Countrymen Taking Possession Of
the Eternal City.
Last Of Our Squadron in the
Mediterranean.
SCANDAL at THE RUSSIAN COURT.
&c. &c. &c.
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THOUSAND DOLLAR PRIZE STORY
"ARNOLD's CHOICE. ("

written expressly for Il, entitled
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MIsCIs,LANEuUs.

A A. A.-ROYAL nav ANA LOTTERY.
~. Prizes paid Ia eoii. Information furnished III
est rates paid for dOub0uus nut al kinds % gold
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HER ..lEnN HOUSE
CORNER ILLINOIS g. WASHINGTON
STR EErS. ROCK ISLAND.

TAVING purchased this hotel and fitted
[ it up in good style, l respectfully solicit
share of public patronage. The house is located
in the very centre OF BUSINESS the ferry land
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few boarders be supplied with good
rooms and board.
Wal have fine large stable, geod safe wagon
yard and plenty of room for farmers teams, and
/ espectfully solicit the patronage of the farmers,
and of all others Who wish to stop at good hotel
NB-A good barber's saloon connected with
the house CHARLES HERMANN,
" Proprietor.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-26

THIS HOUSE is located opposite the
| Steamboat Landing, and only one square from
the railroad depot. 1t is the largest Hotel in the
city and its proprietor will spare no pains to
please those who favor him with a call.
A good Hall, suitable Tor frat class Concerts
Dances, Theatrical Performance, &C, Sc, is con
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@ Baggage and passengers conveyed to and
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A good Barber's Shop, and first class SalooI
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WEEKS POTTER, Sole Agents, 10 Washing
ton street, Boston, il will be forwarded by mail,
Tree OF postage, 10 any part of the United States
Juue4wly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22


0ns week from next Monday, this
body will rosssembls at the Capitol,
It's proceeaings will be looked for
With moro additional interest than
ever. Senator BrNoMAN and General
Bcrtfgs pabRshed intention Of i'm
psaShneas Of ihe President; the
Mssicsu Muddls; tho Fauihn InvAa
sion. and our relations with Ehgluud
IN regard to the demaDd made upon
her for the settlement Of claims Gov
damages by ptivatecrs during the re
bellion, and last, bu, not least in inn
portance, the reoonstruction Of the
South, viii make this ono Of the most
important sessions IN our history. G
1ae fresidcnf, II Is supposed, will
make 40 attempt At reconciliation Ia
his forthcoming message that will win
evur to his policy sufficient number
Of weak radicals 10 carry measures
through for speedy reeonstructiou of
the South BY recommending universal
suffrage. or some other action, inoon.
sisient with his past administration.
Judging by the past, It is to be IN.
ferred, however, that they will not be
mislcd BY any stratagems HE Acct.
dency may propose, aud that they will
prove scholastic the great principles
Of right aud justice they have mere
toforc 80 faithfully espoused, and CON
triveto keep the law.mnkins power Of
the Government within the pale oI
loyalty, aud tho supremacy Of the
peoples decisions ever in view.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22
Give the Itesmns.o

Ep,ToRs TRiBuNE The above
is the healing OF a desire express.
cd in your last weeks paper, that
tho Treasurer would iteiIize the
taxes levied in this city. X
To do so can only refer your
friends to the published rate,list,
as it appears in your paper overmy
signature for cannot be expect.
ed to know much better tlian Others
as to the particular purposes for
which tho State. County Town
ship, City and School authorities
make their leyies, A iecapitula
tion of the published list append,
with a few suggestions, is there
fore all | can give:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22
Beautiful Sentiment.
CuIoAoo. November I

HHI
| confess that increasing years
bring with them an increasing respect
for men who do not succeed 10 life,
as those words are commonly used.
Heaven is said to be a place for those
who have not succeeded upon earth /;
and it is surely true celestial graces
do not best thrive and bloom in the
hot blaze of worldly prosperity, Ill
success sometimes arises from a SUI
perabundauee 9f qualities in them.
selves good-7from a conscience too
sensitive, taste too iAstidiops, a
self-lovgethlness too romantic, mod
esty too retiring, ! will not go so far
as to say, with living poet, chat the
world knows nothing Of its greatest
m.p," but there arc forms of great
ness, or at least excellence, which "dis
aud make 10 sign there are martyrs
that miss the palm, but pot the stake
heroes without the lau el, and con
qucrors without the triumph.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22
Fsnian War Gossip.

1t is asserted by tho New York pa.
pers that the mostaetiye preparations
are now being made at tho Roberts
Headquarters for grand movement
against Canada. During the last
fortnight sowo Of the leading mill
tary officers Of ,he organization have
held consultations in relation 90 the
martial programme to be adopted
when the Fcuian forces move from
their respective States across q,he
frontier, The result Of their deliber'
ations is at preseut a profound secret,
but Generals O'Ncil, Spear, and Pres
ident Roberts frankly ayOw that the
new movement means work agains'
the British authorities in Canada. 1t
IL said that tho discipline Of the nex'
army of Invasion will be far superior
and more effective than that Of which
she detachment Of Lime Stone Ride'
was ths advance guard $4,000 men
have been enrolled under the
title Of eFenian Avengers who haYe
already pledged themselves TO be
ready at any moment TO prevent the
execution Of Lynch and the Othei
sprisoners.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22
Significant

Prussia, having formed an alliance
With her neighbor Russia, both often
siye aud defensive, would indicate
that her suscessful bout with the
Austrians had turnod hoF brain,
and that she was growing impatient
20 have somebody tread on her toen Or
knock a chip OF her shoulder No
doubt she would bO most happy to
have the Emperor of the French ae-
commodase her in this little freak Of
folly. The purchase Of the most for
lnidable ironclad in tho American
navy tho "Dunderberg certain
" significant Of "something IN the
wind, and looas as though, having
,oqwed the Adsisians, she proposed 70
''Isuuch 6ul l0rsome more distant
foe. Tho French bad better look out,
OF lheg may haye a practical ses. o.
the meritg Of tho ''neeaIs gun, aud
there Is no doubt but il would be par
sicularly nnpleasant 70 have Coun
DIsMARK walk ia some 6ns morning
nnl aissurb their slitlle NAP"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22
Abandoned.

The President. It seems, is aboutto
be abandoned by his new found "a.
vofitcs, the Democrats. Amer having
dispensed among them what loavos
and ashcs he had within his gifV, they
now accuse him with being the cause
Of their recent overwhelming defeat,
and pour down upon his poor defence.
less head tho most litter accusations.
Leading journals Of the opposition
such as the Chicago Tones aud Bos
ton Post, are out in lengthy editorials
rcpudiating him and cutting loose
from his policy. This is the reward
Of turning recrcant to the party
which placed himin power. s'F
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22
The Law Against Treason.

Why has not JET. Davis been put
upou trial for treason Ia he TO es-
cape punishment entirely by lapse Of
time 2 Will delay so mitigate his
high offence that there will be strain
Of justice to try him for treason Z
Gun man be traitor to his coun.
try2 Is the law SO vague that this
arch traitor will escape merited death?
Was the rebellion SO grand in It's
proportions, so magnificent in the
aow of blood, so trapscendent in the
destruction Of property, that's like
Ketchpm Davis becomes horo2 II
Davis is released, then man, 70 es'
cape, the fate OF a traitor, must oul.
get up an iusurrectiou that VIII almo'
crush put the life of tho nation, an
hc is safe. Every school boy re,nem
bers the dialogue between Alexande
the Great aud the captured roppe'
Alexander expressed surprise at th
wielcdness of the robbor, who there
upon reminded the King that Will
he (thO robber) pillaged hnmlet' an
individuals, the crowned head dis
poilcd nations aud the robber truth
fully asserted that tho only difierepc
between. tho King aud himself wal
that Alexander was greater robbie
than he was. The robbcr receive
his quietus. a like parallel might !
drawn between JEFF. Davis aud job
Brown John Browns soul is al
tuned to the lay Of Marching on.
viii Davis be a hero?
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22
Rebel Bonds,

An Atlantic Callc telegram in,
f,rns ustliat tho Rebel bondhold.
ers aio about to bring their elaine
to the notice ofihc British govern.
mcntas a set Off to tho Alabama
claims. Either tho sail bonihold,
ors are disposed to be facetious. or
,ome wag has been perpetrating q
hoax. AS we can hardly imagine
that the spcculatins gentlemen are
in a mo d for joking about their
Investments in Confederate honds,
We incline to the opinion that the
telegram is a concoction. rpossi.
bly, the report has been set aAoat
by q hondholder, who, sold badly
himself, would like in his turn to
sell a few greenhorns, -Ne,o Yo,k
TiJuae.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22
The Women Moving.

A Conservative New York paper
has the following paragraph
The Equal Rights Association,
which Is the now name of the Women's
Rights Association, will hold con.
vention at Albany, New York, on the
20th and 2lst, TO "bnrs the woman Ia
she citizen. and 10 demand sufFrape
for all citizens; without distinction Of
race or sex. Tho meeting is especially
designed TO agitate for seitisen suff.
rage in this large sense, with reference
10 tho proposed revision of the oon
stilution OF the State Of New York
The venerable Quaker preacher, Mrs.
LucFetia Mott is President Of the
association, and Susan b Anthony lis
Secretary. Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stan
ton, Mrs. Theodore Tilton. Francis d
Gage, Lucy Stone. and other womer
of celebrity In reform movements. ar,
expected 10 speak at the convention
and il cannot fail to bc very pleas
ant aud entertaining affair, The Ia
dies deserve encouragement in thci
effort to give us something to tall
about now that the elections are over
1t is understood that Mr.. McCul
loch will ip his report urge upon Con
gress the necessity for the passage @
a law looking toward an carly resump
ton Of specie payments. The repOr
Iwill be quite volumincas, and will b
one ofthe most interesting ever issue'
lissn Aha. pepar.Msa.s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22

Thai lending copperhead Journal
The Chicago Times the representative
of the party and principles IL advo-
Gates, has came out ia favor Of new
policy for recons,ruetion--a general
amnesty and impartial suffrage %
white aud blaik alike, qualified by an
educational or property confederation.
Thin IL sbut week invention Of tho
esemy, to regain their power Ia Con-
gross, aud render null and void the
provisions Of the Civil Rights Bill,
which they struggled so hard TO de-
feat. Are the Democracy, from any
honest motive, going to accept prin-
ciple which they have combated
against Cor tweniy.six yearsP Cer-
taiuly not. They hope by this means
10 regain thcir lost power, elevate
their mon TO the chief offices Of the
Government, and squash the Uons.i'
tutionsl amendment
With this view the President has
been waited on and pressed TO accept
this policy, By men Of that party. TO-
gethcr with prominent men from the
South, and inaugurate Il IN bis forth
coming message as his future policy,
and thus regain his wonted prestige,
aud pcrpetuate his sacrifices and suf-
ferings for his oountrys perPetuity.
Will ho accept the situation, and
be the Moses that was to lead these
poor deluded Africans up out Of the
land of bondage, or will he again
turn from them exclaiming, III never
knew ye.' Ieond
Whore is the Haunting banners Of
your fair Democratic daughters
,'Pro Get us from negro equality !
2 --eWhiio husbands for white wives !
+ and the like2 ti
\ Would anybody ever have supposed
that tho hard-shell Democracy wore
to be the chosen instruments to ele-
yate the human race and bring on the
millennium Of universal love and free-
dom2 De1f0N vs. m4
!. They opposed the war because they
Z saw foreshadowcd in II the msnumis'
sion Of the slave they opposed tho
, Civil Rights Bill because, since the
slave was free, it gave him rights anS
liberty. Now they propose to ignor'
all past opposition TO his ameliora;iol
; and take up the hated dogma Of uni
: versal suffrage and father the poo
. shiycring outcast as their future hop
Q and JOY. a1e .3aaassa
0 1t is sufficient 70 put 70 shame a
III flphilqplhropists of these modern day
!. aud asws look down the long yistn
" the past, and view the slow and tirir
81 progress universal freedom made 9
,d It reached our happy shores, mNy.
n, not trcmble for the safety Of a repu
ar lie which makes such a long reach
r.. ward the destiny 4 was designed
ic Gil. s.r r,oo ~ NJ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22
CouETY LEvIEs.
CRY Lawns


NhHNINfINKVf n " y = J"
City property pays, therefore, for
State purposes, 3 l-2 mills for
county purposes, 9 3-4 mills, aud
fr city purposes, including schools
80 l-S0 mills. Tho amount OF
taxable property in both wards
loots up 81, ,4l9, roo, which, at the
above rate should raise a sum 0.
.S54,5Ol so. But there being about
$500, 600 Bank Stuck Included in
thv valuation, on which the Banks
refuse TO pay tax, IN the ground
that ,heiP stock consis.s in Gov.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22
Respectfully yours,
j. M. ZAnM, Treasurer.

Our Mexican intelligence is meagcr
but very interesting. MAX still re-
mains in the country, and it is said
from New Orleans he don't intend to
leave at all, and went TO the sea
coast merely for his health. ORTE0A
refuses to return to New Orleans, and
is the guest of Che Commander of the
United States colored troops on the
Rio Grande, CANALEs had attacked
Matamoras with indifferent success,
TAPIA had died Of cholera. ,-..a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22
How to Reproye 4 Smoker.

u The following was Cotton up by
a young laly, in a single evening,
without any assistance:
Venerable sir The fnmigatiou
arising lrnm the deleterions efilu-
via, einanating from your tobacco.
nistic reservoir, SO overshadows
the organIstic powers Of our optic
demonstration, presses so hard up.
on our auriculars, and 80 obfusti-
Gates our Atmospheric iiuidity, that
our respirable apparatus must
shortly obtuned, unless through
the o9undant suavity of your pre-
eminent politeness. YIN will die
,mbogne from that illuminous tub,
the pnngent Stimulation and ster
mutatory ingredient which replen,
ishea tho refandity and tho vast.
ness of its cohcavity.
Gen. DIX, the new MinistsF Il about
n eail A, Pawn