The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-09
NUMBER %.
General NowT.

Sabdoy Nogarins. ~
The income Of A. T. 4. eNar, lsa,
year was 81, ,276,753 ~.
The season IN New England iss
more backward than for sevoril
years. b .aepr aoii
The Connecticut rivcri Is being re-
stocked with salmon by +. W. Rus.
sell, of Portland, aud other gentle
men.
One hundred aud Hfty dollars we're
received as conscience money az tbs
Treasury Department on Taesdsy
England has about four hundred
steam ploughs aud cultivetors In OBJ.
eration, saving the labor Of tweiy.Gye
hundred horscs. iqt oisi 81
Two companies of young men hava
just had q graud rat huut uear Chil.
licothe, Ohio, and killed over 1900
rats.
Over 100000 shad have already
been shipped from Norfolk, Va, to
Northern cities this season.
Tho brig johnson was wrecked
April 7th in the Nnvarro river, of
the coast Of California, aud all hGuds
we're lost. I
Atone haul OF the seine IN Ai,e-
marie Sound, on Thursday last, as.
600 behring's oad $4,000 thad were
landed. t.eJ lt H1 81
Five men were Killed yesterday az
the marble quarry atnWtst Stock
bridge, Mass, by the caving in of
potion OF ths rock. -sD -- rndv
A man named Michael McGnnni--
gal, keeper of small saloon at Mata.
wan, Nd, has been left an estate
valued ut 100000 b dooeaged
brother III Philadelphia al ''i'
Negro suffrage in Jamaica has been
abolished. Tho island is now gov.
erued by Governor and a COuneil
appointed by the Crown.
The failure Of Il. r Lanrdon.
dealer in fancy articles at Chicago, is
announced. Liabilities, $4,000.
The Post Office Department.. Will
soon sell by auction 5000 daguerreo-
tyes, which have beeu received at tho
Dead Letter Office.
The Connecticut farmers are turn.
ing their attention this spring 10 'hs
cultivation Of Sorghum 10 the p ac,
Of tobacco, the latter being slow OF
sale. 'isel -I-Hi7
Miss johnson, daughter OF Hor.
Reverdy johnson, was mlfried TO
Charles g. Kerr, Esq, pr'mineht
citizen of Baltimore, 90 Friday.
A few days ago Pierson Scott died
near JefiersonvilIe, Ind, of dropsy.
Up to the time of his death he had
been tapped sixty-one times, and one
hundred aud flly.two gallons Of fluid
we're taken from the system.
Five thousand dollars worth of
smuggled liquors aud spices were
seized on Monday night on Packs
Is!aud by the United States authori--
ties. The articles were being bro't
from Canada to Maine.
Two eagles made an attack recently
on boy eight years old, in Ellshurg
$ Jefferson county N. Y, and tho boy,
, uItor'trying to defend himself, wsA
obliged to fee and take shelter IA tbs
house.
Brevet Colonel John Hay, former.
ly Private Secretary of Pres d mt
Lincoln, has just been honorably
mustered out Of the military service,
to date FROM the 9th ult. ~ isfu
Within fcw weeks the citizens Of
Cincinnati have contributed about SIX
thousand d6llars for the assistance OF
people in tho Southern States who
are in destitute circumstances.
Following the example of an opu-
leut citizen Of Cincinnati, Gardner
Brewer, merchant Of Boston has
presented splendid fountain aud ba-
sin, to be put on the common.
A letter from St. Louis says busi.
ness never was duller, and there is
no end to tho complaints Of mercan.
tile men. The city is full Of men out
of employment.
A private letter from Paris, recoiv.
ed by the last mail, says: " The feel
ing of war is very strong everywhere,
and think war will como. Italy Is
in very bad state; and France aud
Prussia can scarcely keep their hands
off Of each other.
Black River, Wisconsin. is COM
pletely jammed with logs, for 6ffeen
miles. II is estim ,ted th4t there were
not less than 225, ,000, 600 feet in tho
river at the opening Of spring, of
which l2O, 100000 have already gone
dowu.
Governor Piorpoint, of Virginia,
refused to settle his gas bill, tho
other day, unless the company would
a lowhim Eve per cent discount. The
e s was immediately shut off from his
mansion, but that didn't stop tho
Governors gas, u,s
A despatch from New Orleans
says;--"The leveo fund is exhausted,
aud work must be discontinued un-
less tho planters are successful in
raising funds among the bankers and
capitalists of New Orleans. There is
no abatement OF the waters"
| At the Land Ofhce, in Washington,
there have been received several spe-
cinens of Cashmere wool, grown in
Ohio aud Missouri. whore Cashmere
goats are raised with as much success
as in the East 4+t
A number Of Canadian Policemen
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