The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-13
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\ ne tensiOn OInte mas uelucu 10
give pensions to disabled soldiers
while on iurlough.
Gen Sheridan has appointed Benz
" Flanders Governor of Louisiana,
10 place of Thomas j. Ourant resign.
ed.
The New York Southern Relief Com
mission is still vigorously at work
supplying the destitute Vt the South.
ern States with food
General sherman has withdrawn
al troops to the south side Of the
Platte river, aud until re enforced,
will devote his force chiefly to the
protection Of the lines Of travel.
The next pardon expected from
the President is that Of James II.
Duncan, Coinmissary Of Subsistence
ut Andersonville, sentenced to 15
years Imprisonment.
Letters have been received In
Washington from Columbus Delano,
who couiosts the seat Of Gen. Morgan
ia Congress, saying that be thinks a
elenr case has been made out ia his
favor.
Gov. Orr Of South Carolina, made
a speech ia tho Anderson District oi
that State. urging the sceeptques Of
the Congressional plan of roeonstruo.
,iOu as the best thing tie South could
bope 70 get.
II seems to be settled that the
National soldiers Hume is to DO lo-
os'ed at Wmie Sulphur Springs. Ii
Is announced Ia various quarters that
tho Springfield branch has agreed 10
run side cut dopn to the Springs.
There Is not a mUie beautiful spot 10
the State than the White Sulphur
grounds II tho report is true the
wounded braces will have 4 homo
worthy Ut them.
United States Revenue cuttor Lin
oolu Is preparing at San francisco to
make a cruise along the coast OF
Wdirussla, from the torrid zone to
tho frozen pole, the main object of
which IL to protect American Royo-
.uo ut StIka, aud get specimens Of
the productions OF the country, whalas,
lvGLurgs aud wdlrusses, for the Smith.
sOuian Institute.
Senator M!sIn u much encourag
cd by his observations at the South.
lld ~ mates that niue,y per cent. of
the cVlOrcd people viii vote thS Ho-
publican ticket; that there arc now
j0J,000 Republican voters in the
South that tho number will be in.
creased by November to SUO, 900, aud |
that eight of the ex.rebol States will
elect Republican tickets
1t is said that I. .. Durant, late
manager of tho Union Pacific Rail.
road, has served au injunction against
further laying "l track on the road.
A new island has leen discover ID
ia the North Pacific. directly on tho
track OF vessels between Japan aud
san Fr nciscO.
john q, Ryan, the Arkansian, who
was 80 unfortunate as to be mista. Ell
Tor Surratt, has arrived IN Washing.
ton TO prosecute his suit against See
retHry stanton for false imprisonment.
Ninety nine one thousand doll.r
bonds are missing from the Treasury
Department.
1881 omigrauts passed through
Colunbus last week, 437 OF whom
will remain IN Ohio.
Mexican Minister Romero has re-
ceived a letter from JuarcE, coo6rm-
ing tho capture OF QdoretarO aud
Maxlmiliau. Vho letter says moth
ing regarding The disposition to be
made of the royal captive
Surratt's trial commenced on Mon.
day 1t is ropofted that tho present
jury, drawn in February, is largely
compo ed Of Catholics. aud cOnyic-
ton by il will bo next to impossible.
j. NJ. Langstun, tho Ohio negro
orator, is not going on campaign in
the South under tho auspices Oi the
Committee. Ho is
about to make tour in. the porror-
nance of his duties as an officer Of
the Frcedmau's bureau.
The news from the sea. of Indian
hostilities is by way of Omaha aud
chicago. The telegraph wires be
FOND Fort Kearney are still down.
Passengers arriving ut Omaha report
everal serious attacks on stages, and
wo or three persons have been kill
d aud several others had harrow
scape.
Gen, Sheridan on Saturday sent an
rider to Gov. Wells TO vacate the
,ihce, aud said he should remove him
by force, unless he complied imme
liatoly, Gov, Wells thou gave up
The othrO, say ing that he surronlered |
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