The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-21

A party Of Fenisus Is reported to
have left Boston, en- rOais for the
ksld Of action.
Hon. Columbus Delsno ia a candi.
date for Governor Of Ohio, subject
to the decision Of the Republican
Convention.
Three hundred aud one emigrants
passed through here during the past
week. OF this number los will re-
main "a Ohio.
The Union State Convention in
Tennessee takes place on the 22d inst,
Delegates are already arriving in
Nashville.
Duyard Taylor has sailed for Eu-
rope, intending to mako tour last.
ing year aud half. Ho will writo
letters for the New York Tribune.
First deposits have been made al
New York, on the part Of IIamil and
Brown, who are to row at Pittsburg
10 May, for the championship.
The Board Of Fire insurance Com.
pauies In New York has voted rise
In the rates Of Insurance of2O aud 25
per cent.
The Kentucky Legislature has re-
solved to sit under the Union flag on
aud after February 22d, bus is "unal.
terably opposed" to negro suffrage.
The G. A. Il. Of ohio.-1t is OIL
sally stated that there are sixty thou.
sand members Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic in Ohio.
Internal revenue receipts since
FEBRUARY ist, amount to SIC, ,029, ,ss5,.
80: total receipts since the commence.
ment Of the present fiscal year, 1884, =
OI9.s22.
The Richmond Times is very anx .
ious to know whether General Leo
would like TO be Governor Of Vir-
ginis; and bids everybody else stand
back till that fact be ascertained.
II is reported at Fortress Monroe
that tho SwatarS, with Surratt on
board, had been signaled and taken a
pilot on board, and proceeded up the
Chesapeake Bay,
II is said that Mr.. Randall has told
the President that If he did not agree
90 compromise measures, provided
any we're presented to him by Con-
gress, he would tender his rosigna-
zion.
The Springfield Republic announc.
ss, on Mr. Shellabargers authority
that that gentleman will under no
circumstances permit his name to be
used as candidate for Governor of
Ohio at the ensuing Convention.
An Interesting meeting Of the Con-
gressiOnal Temperance Society was
held at the hall of the House ofRep.
resentativcs at Washington last night.
Senator Wilson presided, aud Senator
Yates made a thrilling speech.
The Pope has strictly forbiddenall
meetings for Protestant worship With
in the walls of Rome, except those in
the private houses of foreign ambas.
sadors. The Protestauts are permit.
ted to meet for worship outside the
wallS Of she city,
Mr. Seward has expressed belief
that the President will be impeAched.
The Ohio Legislature was chiefly
occupied yesterday in Official aud So
clal attentions to Gen., Sheridan,
The hero met at the Capitol an en-
thusiastic reception,
The Tennessee Legislature has
passed the suffrage bill, and ii Is now
law of the State. Gov, Brownlow
announced its passage by a charac-
teristic dispatch to Washington.
The Governor is likely TO be renomi--
mated BY the Union State Convention.
The news from Mexico is cheering
to the friends Of the Liberals. The
ErpeditiOnary Corps has finally LEFT
the city of Mexico for the seaside.
Max in Mexic uniform reviews his
Mexican forces Mifamon's army has
been completely routed in great
battle, JuArez was not captured as
reported. .ot
We have by the cable exciting news
Of Fenian movements in ireland, A
skiFmish took place near VAlentia,
where coast gautd and policeman
wero killed. The Fepians are said to
have committed many d0predatisns.
They were, however, pursued and
surroundsdby tho Government troops,
and a large number Of them captured,
The Highland County (ohiO) News
says that farmers from all parts Of
the country reports the wheat as look
ing unusually we'll, and promising a
good yield. The covering Of snow
which protected IL through January
was Of great benefit. aud should no
future accident befall it. there will bo
At least . fsixesOP, in proportion to
the gFonnd sowp. It is estimated,
hf.snosrar hx, <,noA s..A a a.