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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02
Pluoky,

A plueky old fellow whose son was
a student at one of our New England
colleges, speut the day with him aud
stopped to tea. When his cup was
filed he seized bowl Of salt, which
he supposed to be sugar. and put the
usual quantity iu his tea Sly gances
aud suppressed "suickering' led him
TO suspect thst something was wrong,
but the old fellow, who didn't like to
be laughed at, worried il down, and
putting on u face that was intended
to make everybody think that he
liked his "doso Of salts" he called
for another cup, aud upon receiving
it, said to the head snickerer
"'Young man, will you be kind
enough to pass that bowl Of salt2'
The salt was passed, and amid the
most breathless silence, he dipped a
couple of spoonfuls into his tea,
stirred it up aud tasted IL with a
look of apparent satisfaction. "Why
Mr." said tho young man oppo-
site him, do you drink salt in your
tea p Always" answered the plucky
old man, with great emphasis, aud in
his pleasantest manner.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

"You told nc TO.
"I don't understand Il, | distinctly
heard somebody swear"
Probably it was the cat, said Mr..
Iloughtou, sarcasticolly.
Mrs. Houghtou was not sure. Ii
seemed as it puss was the burglar,
yet she never heard that eats were in
tho habit of swearing To this day
that nights adventure is mystery
to the bowildercd pair, or course
Mr. jones never revealed his com
plicity, and the cat still bears the
blame Of the nocturnal uproar, aud
destruction of eroekery.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

The presentation of CHASE before
the Democratic Convention will be
confession of weakness and utter
hopelessness in the success Of the
Democracy, in the coming cam
pdign. They imagine that by a di-
version of this kind, they can Gre
ate division in the republican
ranks and thereby divide the Union
vote and elect their candidate
Drowning men catch at straws!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

Arkansas in spite Of the Preident's
veto. is admitted again into the Union,
aud is among the first Of our erring
States to return to her allegiance.--
They are rapidly coming back, and
soon the cry Of the COpperheads
about the "ten States uurepresented," "
will be at an end, and the loyal re-
construction policy of Congress will
have prevailed against the obstruc-
tions Of ANDREW JOHNSON and the
Democratic party. tits matter OF
eoDgratulation not only to the party
but the country. With loyalty as a
basis Of representation, We cannot
bat have a season Of unsurpassed
prosperity to the country
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

The New York Citizen, edited BIZ
Miles O'Rielly Gen. Halpinels the
author Of a spirited Grant soag, but
now working for Chase, says Of tAe
approaching Democratic Convention:
What the lloyd conservative Sol
diers Convention at Cooper Insti-
tute may 10, OF may not do, is left 70
conjecture; but We hold this truth 10
be iudisputable, that it will not IL
dorse any eopperhead candidate or
platform. Give as Chase or Hap-
cock, and we are with you heartily;
give US any loyal Democrat, and VI
will support him, bu. the Democrats
ic soldiers OF Union will nOt sns-
tain any candidate whose election
would be a eensure of the fony most
Important years OF their indiv.d.Al
lives he y,Ars IN which they eetv-@
ed under the dag Of our eounlvy.
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l1ortitul,
ALONE.

Lonely, Lonely!
Long ng Tor ono dear voice only,
That was music once to mci
Now the tear drops h,ll and 81 steu,
As sit alone and listen,
Nainly listen for a strain
shalt never hear again.
Lonely, Lonclyi
Longing FOR one dear face only,
That shall smile on me no moro.
On my hand methinks there fingers
Loving touch Of gentle fngersi
But the fancy soon Is hown,
And linger here alone.
Lonely, Lonely
Circlcd by the darkness owy,
While the golden sunset fades,
And tho night winds sofily sighting,
Seem to my sad heart replying
with its ever waiting tone,
Al alone, an alone
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

We earnestly hope tho Senate
viii Kill the bill which has Just pass
cd the House, increasing the salary y
of Washington clerks from 50, 2,000 to
$4,000 a year. Such legislat ion can
not be defended at this time and we
protest against it,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

A part of the Ohio delegation, it
is now almost positively certain, will
60 for CHASE, in the event that he
stands any showing for the nomin-
alton at New York, on the 4th of
July next.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

GRANT Clubs are being formed
all over the country, and the neces-
sity for such organizations here, is
most apparent. To work, then, and
let us see which school district re-
ports the first organization of this
bind
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

No less than sic of the "unterri-
fed submitted (9 to having their
names announced as candidates for
Auditor, in this county, the next
week after the call for their con-
vention had been issued. What a
magnanimous Democracy-what a
sclf-socri6cing people!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

Gen. Jasper Packard, of LupOrtc,
Ind, has been nominated as Mr.
eOLT6x's successor in Congress, and
is reported to be a popular candi
date and an efficient speaker.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

All the prominent rebels of the
South, who have tho means, are
preparing to attend the Democratic
convention on the 4th of July
What a pity it would be if the Is
land of Manhattan would happen to
sink with all that precious freight
aboard Of her
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

The democracy were mourning
crockOdile.tcats over the predicted
demise Of the republican party in the
event Of The failure of Impeachment
They have another corpse on their
hands, il is their own rotten carcass
this time. The funeral will take
place at Tammapy Hall, on the 4tl
day OF Jaly. N ------
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

Small calibered De mocratic papers
are busily engaged in installing the
personal character of GRANT, by
filthy, low abuse and trumped up
stories. Every soldier who served
under him knowing them to be lies,
will only be the, better prepared 10
vote for him aud induce their friends
To do likewise % ~
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Do our Radical friends intend to
have a Ratification meeting over the
nomination of GRANT and CoLFAx?
and if so, whenY--AdUertiser.
Yes, the first Tuesday in NovOm-
Der next
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Our Candidate for President,

Ulysses Sidney Grant
Union Saving Grant.
Usually Silent Grant
Upright Statetman Grant.
Universal Suffrage Grant
Uuoquallod Soldier Grant.
Unqfectedly Simple Grant.
Uniformly Successful Grant.
Unanimously Selected Graut.
Undisturbedly Serene Grant.
Uueonquerable Spirited Grant.
Unimpeachable Servsnt Graat,
Underwriting Smoker Grant.
Uuquestionably Sound Grant.
UnAinchingly Steadfast Grant,
Unconditional Surrender Grant.
Unambiguously Straightforward Grant.
United States President Grant.
Toledo Blade.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

We would advise a most thorough
disinfecting, by the New York
Board of Health, during the sitting
of the Democratic convention in
that city, especially if "dirty shirt
Dean and Brick POmerOy are among
the representatives of the "great
unwashed7 at that time. q ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

An Indian requested an agent in
Northern Iowa TO furnish him with
whisky for a young warrior who had
been bitten by rattlesnake, intima.
ting that four quarts would bs nee
e-sary. "Four quar,s9, repeated
the upent IN surprise; las much rs
thai2 q "Yrs," RIP led the tdian,
"foar 9uarts--saake very bis."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

The one eternal, unchangable
plank of the Democratic platform;
-"Thc spoils of ofice,-the best
man wins and the devil take the
hindmost."
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POLITICAL.

Judge Lawrence was renominat-
ed for Congress by the Republicans
of the 4th District, at Urbana, on
the 28rd Of June.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02

Congress has fixed the Revenue
Tax on Whisky, at fifty cents a
gallon. Democratic argument is
cheapened accordingly.
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-IuMRER ANn coAL-YARD.

II HlRSH 5INIttI EIS - I3IKO.
CvUCCESsORS to l.. Hudtile a Col Dealers In all
- kinds Of Lumbes, LstlI, shingles aud OPAL A
GOOD assortment Of dressed lumber conAtmdly on
hand, Flooding siding plckets sse. for sale cheap
InrcAsR.f Give us call Ofiice opposite Gun
ntngham's warehouse.
,rifnn Ohin. Aug. 9. iSiI.--tf. ~. .---A
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YnLMER & KIRcHNER.

A Nh DEALERS INRRADY MADE CLOTH
~ Ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats Caps. &c
Consistently on hand. broad Cloths, Cassi-
neres aud Nrstings, Washington street, Tiffn, q
Particular attention given to Custom Work.
All orders win meet With prompt attention.
Is n R.-We have the Agency Tor the hest
.ewlng Machine nowlin use. noNsnitf.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ROBERT LYSLE& co

CcneraI Insurance Agents, Life, Accident,
VI Fire, and Marine Insurance done one the most
ftvor.,blc terms nffice In CaInmerciaI Row, op-
positc First National Bank, Tiffn, Ohio.
Nov T. i65-l VI,
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: DR.. ]. o. o'CONNER,

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
l. l. Titiln, has opened an office in Tomb's Block,
immediately over the Postollce He hopes, nv n
etrict attention TO business, with twenty four
years experience in the profession, TO merit lib
eral share Of the public patronage.
Onice hours-from A. n. 20 p N.
rD- Residence -onc mile South OF finln, on the
Plank Road. [nov22nRnG
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hi hi MARTlN M d

ENORMHRLN OF MElMORE.--LATE A
J. Surgeon in the army--hRs permanently loca-
ted in Titfn and having had fifteen years expert
ence In the practice Of Medicine. lie hopes 10
merit and share the public patronage.
~ Office In National Hall building.
All calls attended TO. either at night or day.
Also. Examining Surgeon for Pensions.
aprl9GGtfl II. II. MARTIN, NJ. u.
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THE TIFFIN WoOLEN MILLS
DIRECTORS,

DIRECTORs;
h. W. SHNWHAN, J. A. MCFARLAND,
NJ. NAYL0R, A. g. SHEATH,
< A. SNENrH, q. w. nUSKfRK.
II n N JOHN G. GROSS, President
Manufacturers of Flinnels, Tweeds, cassimeres,
isatinetts, Cloths, Blankets, and stocking Yarn
cash PAID FOR WOOL.
w. C. HEDGES, Secretary.
| Tifnn kurfl 9th 1868
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DENTISTRYl

DENTISTRYi
Nr. G. q. IBeilharz. has removed TO
y Commercial Row. above st. Johns Drug
re, Sad ntted up DENTAL HEAD QUAn.
SaA, where he is prepared TO do work Ia all
! various departments Of Dentistry in the most
proved manner OF Dental Science.
Reduced 1tntess
irieeI have come down In most all DepartIn enta
buaaness, and must 10 DentlAiry, Meare fully
ermined TO suit Our prioes 10 the ebility OF all
do our work At the lowest possible rates,
leeth extracted without charge, for those who
at artineial teeth. We are prepared 70 extract
h without pain. BY the agency Of Ant "i ihe
ms nov used FOR the purpose in this COUNTRY
lth dlled with pure gold Ina superior manner
,perahons warranted. Conc and see a.
ana, July ~, i5e1-eu. G. T. pAILHAhk.
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KLINE, LOWE & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers I'm
| NV. SASH.
oors. Blind Work ed Flooring, &c
tJANO RAILING. SCROLL SAVING AMI
L Moulding Of al klnds and slzes made to or
= at short notice and on liberal terms.
! D.
trhose desiring TO build viii do well 10 call on
before purchasing elsewhere. ...
lr7- All orders allied on the shortest notice.
shop on Market stree, West Of the Court House
d near the wooden bridge,
10 TIFFIN, OHIO. ~
Ian 6snl2yi.
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Business 9isteturg.
ATTORNEYS.
BYEss q PERSONS.

Attorneys & Counsclors at Law.
A nd Solicitors In Chnncery, General Insur.
n anrc Agents. Intention given to prosecute
ing claims, settling Estates making collections
ndsecuring patents. Ofice in National Exchange
BlOek, Tiuu, Ohio. May 21rd, 1867.
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ber next
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CLOAKS.

kNLOAKS-CL0AKS.- crowd OF cus-
" toners who daily visit Our store must
convince every one that il is the place TO
secUre the newest styles. The finest
qualities and the best work at the most
reasonable prices. HENRY AVENS,
No. 23 south NINTH Street.
HLOAKS-C every one
" says must be true, and they all say
you can buy the most fashionable, the
best and cheapest CIOaIxs I'm the city, at
HENRY lVENS',
lla mwf2m No. 23 s. NINTH street,
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DEAFNESs. Ss.-EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
~ scienoe and skill have invented 20 aGsist the
hearing in every degree OF DEAFNESS; also, Resplrs
tors; also, CrandAlln Patent Crntche9, superior 20
euy othefa Ia use, ~ i. MADEIkA's NO. ub 3
rI9N'rH street. below ChaanuL s5onl
DATENT D.-PANTS SECURED AND
u RTHWTCEGD from 20 inches NJ Nottet
FRENCH HttAm DyoinE and Securing, No 90 n
HITTH aueet and DO, 1sa RACK StEaah Sal "
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

vS%ss. PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
szaAAAAllk9Aa42s. BOILER W0Rk8--AyEAFIEGt u LEVY
PhAS11OA1 AND THEORhEINAL EIg3INEERs,
MACHINlSTS, ROILER-MA E.hlsS, BIZ AOR.
been In sucoessfai operation. aud been exousiSeSS
engaged Ia building ana repaiTing loartDe ana Rive,
Gngmes, high eno low-pressure. Lon njileIB, Watei
services the public ss being Jolly prePaEed 10 con
TRACK for engines OF all sizes, Marine, River, sno
ststoaa5y having seis OF pasGSn1 o. oiderent szes
livery description OF pautern p AFlug m&de ~ the
sn0rtesL n9.ioe; High sna l.owspt?ssure Fine
MIA charcoal Iron. Porgings Gt al sizes ana kinds
Iron ana Brass Castings o. g u 1s3Csil l0OnE. Roll
turning Screw Cutting, and a ether work oonneCteS
Drawings and SaeciiBcatiOno ior sii work done a.
sne estabIshment lree OF chasSs, 2ad work Ruarsn
The subBcribers have arnp!a Eaatl-aJcg room m
repairs bOaEs where they cr hc IL parIeoG safetv
and ere provided with shears pNcA5 Ills, etc al
scE rHIsinS GaSyy or lShS WeA4h.I y. .,, =. .yr,.,,r
sH BEACH and gAtoiER sttree,a.
j. yAusHN lnaAE4cE; I,z,y n ., MilslAl- h N1RI.IOR
2OUTHWAkK. FOUNDRY, FIFTR AMI
~ WA5HlNGTOH Streets.
PHILADELPILas
@EERIOK q. NgE.,
LMIS0lNEERB AND aIAlttifs t9lll
.La1hactute High ana Low E9gssuro steam Engine
fOI laandi River ana Marine service
sollerEi 9e9OInel leIs, Tanks, Li0Ai lsua.s, eto.
I CaBdngs Of Rll kinds, eit aer IRON % b--,gz.
Iron Frame RoOlE for GRI NnrE WarkshOpg, Ane
Railroad btGtiOBH, etc
EeGOrt5 ana GGs Machinery, Of tLe latest ana muEi
Improved construction.
Every description OF Plantation MaCAineTy, Slso
sugar, saw, ana Grlst Miiis, vacuum Pans, gn
sols Agents for N. Bnleux's PEtant sugar Boiling
AspinWRn d WoolAey'a Patent Centrifugal SuRAI
Draining Maohines. - 6SOs
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AnLrls p. Levy,
8AlACu GMd - In ~ tstrestN.
T.vAUsnN :. ioaREIoK, ,c,,,, .. WilLlAl- II. NEREI0R
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY FIFTH ANT
~ WASHINGTON SgreeIs
PHILADELP45Ia,
DYElNe, SCOUTING, ETC.

RTEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING
In EETABLIhHM EET.
WORKS ON STATEN ISLAND.
OflcCa, No, 40 N EIGHTH street, West side, Phlla.
No. 9S DUANE street
No. 1852 BROADWAY, New y Ork, ana
Nos l2i and 1886 pIERREPONr StreeE, Brooklyn.
This Old and extensive establishments having been
In exis ence hdH century prepared 10 Df ~ aud
Oh AEBE ladies' and GentlemeR'g Garments and
Piece Gt oda OF every description and fabric Ia their
usually unsurpassed manner. ,.,x~
SAMUEL MARSH, President,
IT. YoUEa. Secretary. 10 10 mwf2m
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STATIONERS.
GOVERNMENT SALES,


GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
- ORDNANCE STORES.
VIII be sold, at Public Auction at Fort Honroa
Arsenal, Old Point Comfort, Va, on HONDA Y, Lhe
2Sth day or December. 1868, at 10 O'Clock A. large
quantity on stores consisting In part OF the following
24S Field, Siege and ea.coast Cannon, Howi,zers
and Mortsr;, cast iron C2i7) aud bronze t2i. n}
81 wEousht iron Gun Carriages and cRSt iron Mortar
Large quantity of Artillery Implements and Equip
1920 shot She'll Spherical Case stauos of Grnpo and
Canister. for smooth bore aud riled guns, OF
various cal1bres. ' -
SO Foreign Model arms of various callbres.
10 Burnside Carblnes, good order.
ls9 khed M9skeis. altered 10 percussion, cal: =,
S4S Foot Artillery Swords, good ORDER
7a5 Springfield Rlhed Muskets, oa Is.
q Rifles, assorted.
Sporting Rifles and Shot Guns
66 Light Artillery SabreS
272 n. @. o. and Musicians SWORDS,
Infantry Aocontremenls, Horse Equipments ana
Small Arm appendages. -
Artillery and Cavalry Bus ana Iron F"rIs, for Held
27,67S Cartrldge Bags (hsnnel and serge).
Rope and Corn Sacks ,,,,
Thirty DAYS will be allowed for the removal OF
cannon: fourteen days for all other stores.
Terms of Sae-Ten per cent, cash TO be paid on daY
OF sale balance on delivery Of the goods.
catalogue of the articles 70 be sold VIII be fur
nished upon application at this Arsenal, or at the
Ordnance Office, Washington, d. U
The officer making the sale reserves the right to
bid In and suspend the sale whenever the bidding
does not come up to the limit that may be fixed by
proper authority on some of The articles, or when
the interests of the United States In his opinion
may be subserved by 80 doing m - n.uon
Maj. Of Ordnance and Bvt. Col. U. s. a. Comd'g.
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COTTON AND FLAX,
~ SAIL DUCk

Tent, AvniDR. Trunk, and
Also. phpes M snuinctui ers
tOLevcTal feet wide; pnuling
JOHN W.
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DODGEBS AND WOsTENHOLNPs POCKET
J. hHIR l1S, Pearl ana sag Handles, VI beautlinl
finish, RODGEIls' and WADE d BuIQhER's LA:
YORS, and the celebrated LhNOuLTRE RAZOR
Scissors OF the lnegt quality,
BR2Ora Knives, Scilsorbl ana Table cutlery Ground
aud Polished, 81 p. MADEIRA's, Ne. AAb b. TENTH
Tees, below CheanuA eaS4
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nR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
corner Of fThird and UniOr streets, has lately re-
moved 10 South EI.EVENTH street, between MAR.
KEET and CHESNUT.
Hls superiority In the prompt and perfect cure oi
All recent chronic local, and constitutional sneo-
tiOEs OF q special nature, IS proYorhal.
Diseases OF the skin, appearing In hundred dit
ferent forms totally eraoioRtcd; mental and physical
weakness and Ali nervous debllities aoienthcAlly
and successfully treated once hours from A.
ORP,Ma
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when we mention that the captain received a
sentence Of Ouly eighteen months, imprison-
mert, But then, as they say, he was good
kind" captain, and he was n respected commu-
meant of respected church. Kerr escaped with
tour months inprlsonmen
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

FOR NEW YORK-SWIFT-SURR
nRRsaskAs sis se TRANSFORMATION Company Despatch
SWiIt-sure Lines, via Delaware and Raritan
Canal, and Aer the 18th OF March, leaving daily a.
Y NJ. and p NJ, connecting with all Northern aud
Eastern lines,
For freight, which will be taken on accommodating
terms, apply 70 WILLIAM NJ. BAIRD & CO.,
ia No. 1872 B. DELAWAH&E AVenaal
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR TIE CITY
AND CANVAS,

m numbors and brands,
Wagon Cover Duck.
Drior Folts, from on
Betting Sal rWine, etc
EVFiiMAN d CO.,
no. los 1ONEsS Alley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-29
NEWS IRON CENTRAL AND SOUTH
AMERICA.

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-Tbe steamer Alaska
brings Panama dates to the 20.h instant, and
s22J,t0o il treasure from California. General
Walrep, Minister to Guatemala, IS among the
pas en2ers. *. +. Perkins, late Postmaster er OF
San francisco, died on the voyage from that
city IN Panama.
Two small vessels, Iade with arms, evadei
the ygiiauce OF the Panama authorities, ana
escaped 10 Los Santos TO aid the reyOlutionists
there. Two men owning the boats escaped
arrest by taking refuge on The steamer Nevada
although soldiers were sent to the vessel tof
the purpose OF appreGendinc them.
several COSTA Ric3ns and Nicaraguans had
beer impressed Is soldiers 10 join the pxpsdi-
non 10 put down the rebellion in Chiriqu..
which expedition sailed with President Car
reo>o as &C mms nder.
several political prisoners copiined at Pan.
ana have been released on giving bond.
Acapulco advices slate that the port OF San
Bias has bt ell nearly destroyed by n hurricane
ana udal wave, which caused the loss Of four
live.
Valparaiso dates to October 81 state that great
damage mad been oc easIoned throughout Chill
by he;yy rains. Forty persons were drowned
IN The swollen rivers, and the crops in tie
southern provinces have been seriously dam
aged, which will entail much suffering.
Senor Flores had arrived from Ecuador q
complete joint treaty of peace with Sp,l;u
Ecuador and Peru Iavor Mr. Sc wards plau oi
arbitration; but Chill favors the independent
truce recommended by France and England.
AIacona is Oyerrun with bandits, and the
government Is powerless to check them.
CcmruDlCatio between Talcahuana and
conception is now suspended at high water,
oWIng 80 the extraordinary tides, which bave
done IN uCh damage. The water at Tale ih u ana
bas been SO hot az to throw up all the fish In a
cooked state aud great su1terranean rumbllngs
ar" frequently heard.
The Official report of the loss Of the public
otlct ~ Arequii puts che amount Al X, 1900