The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-21
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service.
Weston failed again, Saturday, to
walk 100 miles in y hours. lie
walked the 6rst City in ten hours and
FIVE minutes.
Governor Orr and General Candy
have been IN consultation on the sub
iccts Of taxstion and appropriations
10 South Carolina.
The stock of whoat in California is
estimated at 1900, 900 centals. For.
ty thousand barrels of -four are in
San Francisco warehouses.
Eight hundred and sixty immi.
grants passed through Columbus, last
week, of whom 2G4 intend settling in
Ohio, aud 81 in Indiana.
Are you not afraid your wifc will
get married again when you die p
" | hope she may, as there will be ono
man in tho world who will know how
to pity me-
The 0jth Ohio Volunteers are
making arrangements for reunion at
Columbus. on the 10th of December
the anniversary of the battle Of
Nashville. .. .-
There is no longer doubt of the
defeat of negro sufferago in Minneso :
Ia, by about one thousand majority.
General Marshall's majority in the
State is about 5 800.
General Hancock and family, and
several members of his staff left st.
Louis, Friday, for New Orleans,
whore he will assume command of the
Fifth Military District.
The New York World says the
profits of the Merchants Union Ex.
press last month were $4,000, and
that the Directors are pledged not to
consolidate with..thc old companies.
Official returns of forty-sevcn couu.
ties, aud reported majorities from the
remaining thirteen counties, in New
York, give the Democratic State tick :
ct 4s,922 majority,
Napoloon's proposal for a confer
enco Of European powers to settle the
Roman question, does not seem to
meet with very general favor
An American invention for instau-
taneously lowering aud detaching
boats from vessels under full head.
way, has been adopted in the French
navy.
1t is reported in London that the
United States is to pay eleven aud q
half million dollars for threo of the
West India Islands, st. Thomas, St
John and Santa Cruz.
Representatives Williams. Bout
well and Lawrence, of the judiciary
Committee, have scverally written out
their views in favor of the impeach-
ment of the President. The proba
bility is these will be harmonized tC
from one report. .r |.
At mceting of the Society of The
Army of the Tennessee, in ST. Louis
the Committee on the Mcpherson
Monument reported over $4,000 OF
hand, which. was leh'in the hands o
a committee for disposal,
The last stone was put in place OF
Thursday under the contract for tn,
Capitol extension, and the wings ar,
now eompletc, The movement to
ward rebuilding the central part il
expected in Congress next session.
The official returns of the Georgi,
election are as follows: Number o
registered voters, 1854 votes cast
l06, 40; for the convention, tO2, 2S3
The number of whites voting for tho
CoDveD'ion was about 36, 800.
1t is understood to be the decision
of the Treasury Department, thai
unless holders of T.30s shall present
them for conversion into $50 bond,
at maturity, the option to make sucl
conversion is lost, aud the Z sos viii
afterwards be paid in grccnbocks.
Reports from the Fifth Military
District, Gen. Ord 5, state that tn,
condition Of the States composing i
has been very materially improved
The efficiency Of the Military Courts
has put an end to most of the lawlcs.
gangs which infested the district.
The Washington Democrats who
sometime ago nominated johnson
aud Sherman for the next national
campaign standard bearers, have
made two bad failures in trying tc
get up ratification meeting. Jan.
uary Sth has been fixed upon for u
third attempt.
Scua,or Wilson has written a letter
to some politicians of the coloret
race in the South, in which he fayort
the abolition of the cotton tax ant
the removal of civil disabilities from
men who are working in good faitl
for the restoration Of Union an,
peace.
Returns from forty counties il
Kansas show the election of 6l Re
publican aud Independent Represen
tatiyes, and % Democrats. Womal
suffrage aud negro suffrage are dc
feated, The amendment disfranchis
ing disloyal persons, so far as hear
from, is adopted BY about 1900 ma
jority. e.'r.o
Oficial reports show that the Coy
ornmeut has lost, by the non .collcc
tion of the whiskey tax alone, tn
past year, upward of one hundro,
million dollars. The loss on tobacc,
is set down at twenty-five million dol
lars. These losses are attributed I
corruption ard mismanagement 0
collectors. i
The mcmbors of the army Of th
Tennessee, elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: President
Gen. Rawlius Vice Presidents, Gen
/ Howard A i Smith RelLnan No