The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-07-02

LulpOIOl VI AuSl1AO, AIAAAASO
popular actress, and was recon-
mended by his punctilious sovereign
to leave the country. But the EN-
press Eugene and the Princes;
Metternich, whose personal rela-
tions with Mlle. Theresa give then
a fellow-feeling for actresses, have
interceded, and the dowager En-
press Sophia also wants her son tC
come back; and so the Archdukt
has been forgiven, and his wife vii
henceforth take exalted rank a
Vienna.
The Virginia Conservative Gen.
eral Committee has determined moi
to allow Gen. Conley's opinion tC
influence the course of the party
The present candidates, all ofwhom
are eligible under the fourteenth
amendment, will be kept in the
field. They say the ironclad oath
will never be presented in a prac'
tical form. 1t is reported thai
Chief Justice Chase, while In Rich.
mond, expressed the opinion thai
there was no authority in the law;
of Congress to exact the ironclad
oath of members of the Legislature
1t is reported that for some days
several prominent Cubans, holding
Official relations to the Revolution.
ary Government of Cuba, have been
in Washington, and had interviews
with the President, several members
of the Cabinet and prominent Sena'
tors. The assurance given them Of
sympathy with the Cubono in THEN
struggle, render practical aid to the
the cause, and give their represen-
tatives in this city much satisfac-
ton. They state that Govern
ment agent will be sent to ascertain
the strength and prospects of the
rcyolutienists ;-if favorable, it is
their opinion the 5elligerent right
of the Cubans will be recognized by
the Government.
One of the sets at the ''hop" at
West Point, at the Cadets Ball, was
madeof General Grant and Hiss
Steele, of Washington; General
Sherman and Hrs. Grant; Colonel
Audenried and Hiss Nellie Grant
and Lieut.. Hosmer and Hiss.
of Georgetown. The attempts OF
the President and General Sherman
to go through the dance with credit
were by no means successful, the
Chief Magistrate seeming to lack
energy, the General of the Army,
on the other hand, exhibiting an
immense amount of motive vim,
but wanting sadly in Judgment. 1t
was shocking to see First Lieu
tenant punch the President by way
of admonition, and a Colonel use
violence to his superior officer in tbs
vain effort to keep him in position
SAN Francisco, June 26.-Sena-
tor Wade and Conkling, and the
Committee of Ways and Means Of
Congress, to-day met a number OF
the leading merchants, bankers and
representatives of six Chinese clans
in this city. After an exchange OF
compliments, one of the Chinese re-
presentatives made a speech, and
expressed a hope that the Govern
ment would double the subsidy to
the China Line, so as to run semi
monthly steamers. He suggested
that if Congress pass laws giving
just protection to Chinese it might
be the means of inducing capitalists
in China to invest their money in
this country. He complained Of
the unjust laws of California in pre-
the Chinese from testifying
in the courts, laying special tax
on Chinese miners, and collection
of one dollar a head from each
Chinaman who enters the State.
He is satisfied with our treaty with
the Chinese, but wanted the pro
lection it promised. He recon-
nended the members to converse
with his countrymen here, and
hoped that on their return they
would speak favorably of the Chi
lese to the United States Govern
nent.
DELICioUs.-Josh. Billings is not
@ be "sneezed at on the straw
Jerry question. All lovers of that
iruit will agree with him, when he
ays:
1 think i have stole them, laying
around loos without any pedigree,
n somebody's tall grass, when was
lazy schoolboy, that eat dreadful
asy, without any sugar on them,
nd even a bug occasionally mixed
nth them in the hurry of the
loment. Cherrys is good, but
hey are tew much like sucking a
larble with handle tew it. Wat
ermelons Will suite ennybody who
satisfied with half-sweetened |
rink, but the man who ken eat
trawberrys, besprinkled with
ream lat sumboddy else's expense), |
nd not lay hiz hand on hiz STUN
lux, and thank the author NY
.rawberrys and stummucks, and
lie phellow who pays for the straw
errys, IL a man with a worn out
hose mouth tastes like a hole in /
lie ground, and don't care what
pes down it"
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: have a stock of over OO,O0O, can
procured at city prices at this
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