The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-02
At ZONE and Abroad.


Admiral Psrragut has left Rome
for Naples He will remain 10 the
latter city few days, and theu sail
with his feet for Constantiuople.
The Nashville Vidette (Kuklux
organ) has issued an extra, warning
Union men and negroes not to leave
their homes until after the election.
During last week six hundred and
eighty-one emigrants passed through!
Columbus, Of whom one hundred an 4
one will settle in Ohio.
General Hancock has been AMI
pointed Commander of the District
Of the Atlantic, aud General Buchan4 !
an will succeed him at New Orleans.
At a grand entertainment for the
benefit Of the poor, at St. James Hall,
Buffalo, Weston the pedestrian, wake
a mile in six minutes and ffty i've
seconds.
Tho United States Grand Jury
has found another indictment against
JEFF. Davis. Il covers fifty pages,
and details all his offences sinco the
opening Of the rebellion,
The Winona Republican, by means
ofspecial correspondence, collected
statistics showing that there are about
ono million bushels Of wheat in store
in Minnesota.
The Mexican press, as we'll as tho
Judiciary, now denounces as uncon.
stitutional, the law against traitors,
as passed January 25, 1862, under
which Maximilian was tried and exc
cuted.
The Senate yesterday, after spend
ing Ave hours in listening to the
protests Of Democratic members,
passed over tho Presidents veto the
bill amending the judiciary law, by q
vote Of 33 to 0.
The Oregon Union State Conven.
tion has nominated David Logan for
Congress, aud instructed their dele.
gates to the National Convention to
vote for Gen. Grant for President.
Gov Brownlow has published in
the Knoxville Whig. bitter denoun.
ciation of the Kukluk Kau. He ad
vises the loyal mon and Union Leagues
to combine and organize for its OK.
termination.
The Union Pacific Railroad is COM
pleted to a point twenty.seveu miles
west Of Cheyenne aud within four
miles Of the highest summit on the
entire route. The number of men
employed in that section is 5000.
Ex Senator Foster has been urge
by his friends 90 accept the appoint.
meut as one Of the Judges Of the
Court Of Claims, to supply the Va
cancy caused By the death Of Judge
Wilmot, and they say he has consent
c., to 90 SO.
The smoudt Of fractional currency
issued last scsk was s413, 500; shipped
SI37 $50, United Ssstes notes shipped
S2,l42,l ,l74; National Bark notes is
sued, sl70,76s; amount in ci.cula.
ton, s299,Si6,476. Fractional cur.
rency destroyed, 100000.
The Ohio Senate Friday passed the
visablo admixture bill, which requires
the judges Of elections to challenge
the votes of persons having a visible
admixtuIe Of African blood, and un
less they take an oath, which II will
be impossible for nine tenths of them
to take, they are to be disfranchised.
Rev. DR.. Lindsey died in Gree
wich Conn, on the 23d of March,
aged about eighty. He was at one
time pastor of the South Church in
Hartford, and afterward of the Park
street Church in Boston. Thence he
went to Ohio, became President Of
Marietta College. Some years after
he returned to Connecticut. and is
described as man of superior abili-
ties, estimablo character and great
industry, which continued to his lat.
est years.