The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-26
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The Tribpne', Washington specia1
says, Detective Baker, has made ,
very voluminous report in reference
to bounty-jumping frauds perpetrated
under the calls for troops. lie trace,
the Jumpers from the time Of beine
sworn in, till their reaching the field
He shows that of 500, 900 called out
and sworn in by the government. on.
| ly. 1GS,000 reached the Geld as sold.
iors, although thoasands OF others re.
ceiyed their bounties. This whole.
sale system of fraud is shown to have
bech perpctrated in nearly every 10y
Ial State.
Mr.. Vallandigham publishes a de-
nial Of the statement published in
New York, that, in conversation with
Thaddeus Stevens, he declared that il
President johnson did not commence
to appoint Democrats to Office the lat
ter would cease to support him.
The Posts Washington special says
the Tax Bill will not be reported to
Congress this week. The Committee
this tmornins agreed to abolish the
tax upon formers whose incomes are
over $4,000 for the manufacture of
butter and cheese.
A New Orleans dispatch of the 18th
says, the Rinderpest prevails in up
per Louisiana and Mississippi. The
Buffalo gnats are killing of mules
and horses: one plantation lost 3S
in one night on another 25., 9th
ers, 20. ,..,. ... ...'. 81.
NEW York, April 21.-The Board
of Health have determined to remove
the cellar population of New York
and Brooklyn, to more healthy abodes
and establish temporarily cholera
hospitals in various parts Of the two
cities, for use in case of necessity.
A special dispatch to the Philadel.
phia Telegraph, professes to annouco
on high authority that JEFF Davis
will soon be released on parole, on
the same terms accorded to Clement
@. Clay. .l IN s,r ,t gn...,
WASHINGTON, April 22d. - The
French minister had an interview with
the Secretary of State yesterday
The Emperor kindly and cordially
replies to the United States, and
agrees to Withdraw his troops in de.
tachments-one of them next Novem-
Der, and others in May and Novem-
ber, 1867. > 90 ID -'i l-
THE CHOLERA SHIP. VIRGINIA.
New YORK, April 22.-It is sta.
ted that the cholera is increasing on
the steamship Virginia at fearful
rate, 80 new cases having occurred,
The hospital ship at Quarantine is
capable of holding only IS persons,
and there are 81 now on board. No
other accommodations have yet been
provided. t.. -.. ...'-f
New YoRY, April 23.-Uealth of
iicer Bessell reports from on board
the hospitpl shipyEsicon, list evening,
that since the last report ten death.
nave occurred on board that ship from
cholera. Twenty new cases we're re.
ceivcd on board from tho Virginia
Two deaths occurred on board the
England butnot from cholera. There
arc seventy three cases of cholera on
board the hospital ship. tsi- .
The Posts special says: The ways
and means committee expect to report
the tax bill to morrow Tax on cot.
ton remains at five cents per pound
on whisky the tax remains at two
dollars per gallon.
President Johuson who is a mem
ber of the Masonic fraternity, ha.
invited the Supreme Council of the
Southern jurisdiction to visit him
morrow morning. ...
1t is reported that the President
will soon issue a proclamation setting
apart the 18th proximo as day OF
fasting and prayer in view Of the an /.
ticipated visit to this country of the
cholera.
Indications are that the loyal Ten.
nessee member will be admitted to
to their seats in Congress soon.
New YORK, April 23.-It is now
reported that there is a prospect of q
reconstruction between the two wings
here ofthc Fenian Brotherhood.