The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-11
News Of the Day.

NlslOns Which t0rblds the payments
Of certain debts, sc.
Nine hundred aud thiriy.one i'm
migrants passed through Columbus
last week, Of whom ffty four intend
settling iu this State.
Judge Wright, Of Perry county, a
Democrat, has decided the Visible
Admixturc law unconstitutional.
The crop reports from Arkansas
and North Mississippi are very en-
couraging. The yield of wheat Is
not large but Of superior quality.
Warrants issued for the support Of
the Government for May, amounted
to SIG, $4,000. Not including the
redemption Of the public debt.
a cavern or grotto said to rival the
Mammoth Cave, 10 Kentucky has been
discovered about twenty miles north
Of Ottawa, Canada.
Mr.. A. ID. Poltou. for twelve wears
one Of the owners and business man
gers Of the Toledo Blade, has sold
his interest to his partners, Messrs
Miller, Locke and Jones.
General Meade has returned 10
Atlanta, Ca, after an absence in All.
ALBANIA. Quite n number Of prisoners
arc there from Colu1bus. supposed
to DO connected with the Asburn
murder.
The Virginia State auditor has
written letter announcing that there
will not be money ia the Treasury to
pay the July interest on the State
debt.
Dr. j. G Williams, whose home is
near Bloomington, Ohio, committed
suicide at Monmouth, ILL.,, Monday
morning, in fit Of temporary insani
ty.
The Commissioners of the Ohio !
Sinking Fund have begun redeeming
the Foreign Union loan of 1868, al |
lowing interest to the FIRST Of July.
Chief Justice Chase, in case at
Richmond, charged tho jury that all |
bonds, drafts, notes, &C., drawn du-
ring the war; in tho rebel States, are
illegal and can not bo recovered at
law.
The adyicos from Moxico, via San
francisco, represent tho interior TO
be much demoralized, society chaotic,
crime aud violence everywhere pre-
vplent.
The General Assembly of Rhode
Island meets to-day at Newport, and
will elect United States Senator.
Al the Legislative caucus last even.
ing, senator Sprague was re nomina-
ted without opposition.
Gen. Mauderson has withdrawn
from the Congressional canvass for
the nomination in the 10th District.
Adjutant General Schneider has
clear field in Stark county.
st. Domingo advices of the 2lst ult.
state that Baez aud bis Cabinet were
endeavoring to effect an alliance with |
Uayti to complete the sale of Samana
Bay to the United States.
Que Of the witnesses before the
impeachment Managers recently sta
ted that about s22, 900 had been col
lected to be paid to the Presidents
counsel.
The States which have instructed |
for Mr.. Pendletou are Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Oregon, |
California, aud kentucky, and he is
understood to be tho first Oh oice of
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Maryland and
Tennessee.
Mr.. Romero has arrived at Havana,
from Mexico, aud sailed for New |
York. Ono report states that no is |
to be married, while another states
that ho is destined to tho United
States to arrange scheme to de-
fraud the An Ierican holders Of Next
can bonds.
Fractional currency issued last
week, 4i5, 100; forwarded s272, $50;
notes forwarded, S97 ,264; National
Bank currency issued, S197,775;
amount in circulation, 5000, $50 175;
fractional currency destroyed, $780,
200,
Envoy Burlingame, with tho prin-
ciple members of his suite, Saturday,
returned the calls of the foreign
Ministers and other persons Of dis.
tinctiou. He has already called upon
the members Of the Cabinet, General
Grant, Speaker Colhx, Mr.. Wade,
President of tho Senate aud General
Gushing, his predecessor as Minister
to China.
Advices from Texas Of the 9th, 70.
port tho State Uonvention in session.
The estimate of the State Treasury
shows a balance in the exchequer Of
two hundred thousand dollars. A
resolution was offered to enquire into
the expedieucy Of momorializing
Congress to transfer the powers reg.
istration from tho military comman.
ders to convention.
The Leavenworth Conservative of
Saturday says; Governor Crawford
has gone to Council Grove to look
after the reported difficulties between
the Cheyounes aud Kaw Indians, aud
has dispatched to his Secretary to
obtain from Fort LoavenwOrth twenty
thousand rounds of earbine catridg ges
aud ship them by the first train.
Further particulars were anxiously
looked for
The Topeka (Kausas) Record of
Saturday, says a dispatch from June
tion City to Gov, Crawford states
that the Cheyenne Indians had left
the Kaw Reserve aud were on Lion
Creek driving off settlers aud destroy.
Ing everything as they went, Ad.
vices are also received from Cotton
wood Falls that some fve hundred
Wild Indians were on Diamond Greek
driVin0 off Stook and oommitting 9th