The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

THn only surviving revolutionary
pensioner is Samuel Dunn, Of Now
Hampshire, now residing in New York
TuH President has promised the
Cleveland Post-ofRcs to Major John
Coon, who was pressed for the place
By ex. Mayor seutof.
Mai. Con. D. 8. Stanley, formerly
commander oftke Fourth Army Corps,
is a Radical, and says tho regular
army 10 with Congress.
At tho request ftho LouisvillO &
NAAh,ills Railroad Company, General,
THoaAs has furnished q. guard Of
r9l,i 5 Tor all night trains over the
The iO7,h O. 8. colorod troops were
u .ssrsi cut on Wednesday, aud left
,As's camp on the Virginia side Of the
Potomac, en- route for Louis
,iic, KY, whore they will receive
their pay.
The total number Of immigrants who
passed through Columbus last week
was i,O49. OF this number 42s will
sottle In Ohio. The remainder were
bound for other States, most by going
to Missouri and Illinois.
The President has completed his
message, and in all probability, cop
SOS wero prepared on Wednesday for
distribution to the leading journals,
TO be printed simultaneously with the
rendipg in Congress.
TnE rapidly extending influence of
tho Grand Army Of tho Republic is
exciting much uocasiness in Admins
tration circles. The fear seems to be
that it will become powerful Gle
msnt in the Presidential election.
Nothing de6nito has yet been re.
eeived from the British Govrnment IN
regard to the claims for indemnity
growing out of the depredptiOns com
mittod on American commerce by
tho Alabama aud other rebel priya-
tccrs.
The correspondence is still in pro-
gress between the two Governments.
The present British ministry, how
ever, show a better disposition than
the former one in tha consideration Of
tho important subject.
ADDITIONAL developments regard
ing Mexican affairs show that sccro
tary Seward notified the French Min
i,ter of State in August last, that thi
Government expected intervention
from abroad to ceasc on this cont
nent In November.
The excavation Of the Chicago tuu'
mel was completed oa Saturday, witt
tile exception Of about two feet. The
tunnel is two miles and seven feet IN
lougth, and when 10 working order
viii supply the city with the purest
Of water from Lake Michigan, under
which il has been dug.
A telegram from Galveston nnnoun'
COS that all troops in Texas have been
ordered to occupy the cncampmcni
along aud Immediately in the neigh.
borhood Of the railroads leading to
tho Gulf This contradicts tho idea
that troops arc moving toward the Rio
Graade. where there Is no enemy
Maximilian's teuacity in holding
on to Mexico has been due 10 the OK.
poctatien encouraged by tho reports
Of his late agent in the United States,
DeGallatio, who has just returned to
Mexico, that new civil war was on
the eve Of breaking out in the United
States, and that this should certain
ly be the case II the Radicals carried
the fail elections.
Advfees from Havana to the goth
announce the arrived ofGeneral Sher,
man an& L. d. Campbell with their
suites. They were handsomely wei.
coined by tho citizens Of Havana, aud
received many attentions from,he an.
thcritieA. Gen. Shcrman attended the
grand review In honor of the Queen''
birthday. They were 70 leave fol
Mexico on the Esd.
We have news from Europe by The
cable to yesterday and by the steamer
Germania TO tho nth inst. The con-
diiion Of affairs ia Spain continues
. thrsatenting. An outbreak Is expect
cd. There are floating rumSrS tha
the Queen will asiicate to avert tn
horrors Of civil war. The ItAlial
government is about to renew negOti
ations with the popo. Moro arrest
VI Fenians have been made In Ireland
--- ---~-.-------
The United States Navy.