The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-11

III OClODeTs the legal measures Tor
the senatorial elections will allow the
condemned no time for twelfth hour
repentance. The nation is more and
more being attached to the Republic.
The present intrigues are Of no i'm
pOrtance it Is a conspiracy of mOri-
bunds, and quite worthy OF being set
to Meme AngOt music. There will
be no more cOtIpS a. etct at home, the
play is too perilous, and there will no
mOnarchieal crusades on the part OF
Europe, against the most tranquil
and prosperous portion OF the eonti-
nent-Republiean France.
Last Monday there were $4,000
visitors registered st the Exhibition
there would have been 1900 more,
only the supply Of tickets ran short,
an objectionable negligence on the
part OF the public, TO leave till their
arrival at the Palace, the purchasing
Of their tickets; the consequence was,
that many persons had to return to
the city 10 purchase tickets. The
greatest number Of visitors during
1861, was IL, 600, and we are not yet
In "the height OF the season." Wby
this popular success Because the
native sristrOeracy, and the mOnar-
chistsr surely from being politically
out in the cold, have taken the resolu-
tiOn to keep alOOf from the Great
Show. This is q perfect example of
cutting off the nose To vex the face.
The Immense crowd on Monday had
room enough they trOuped above
all to the English section, where not
being a Sunday, exhibits were no
longer en- cheDliSe. The Canadian
trophy, ehrOniealIy on the point OF
being inauGurated, had gaping thou
sands, to admire the gigantic speci- |
mems OF the DOminiOn's natural prod |
ucts, most effectively arranged,
thanks TO the excellent judgment and |
taste Of these Jealous officials. Pro- |
lessor SelWyn and DIR. May, whom /
have to personally thank for their
urbanity and painstaking readiness
to communicate all required infOrma-
ton. The enormous sections of
woods, call up California blg-tree re-
miniscenees. The blocks Of coal, of
plumbagO the monster apples, the
seduelng furs, etc, indicate tina. the |
Dominion lows with q peculiar, but |
valuable, milk and honey. In the
corners OF this trophy court, are ex-
hiblts OF Australian produce, woods,
ores woods, wines, preserves, etc.
That OF Victoria is not only striking |
from its look of robust, plenty and |
richness, but also from its remarkable |
artistic arrangement, due to NJ. Savile
Grant, member Of the Australian |
commission.
The Prince Of Wales "multIplies |
IIimseIF' in the energetic assistance |
he lends to the administration Of the |
exhibition. A few hours after his ar
rival on Saturday last, he delivered
an address TO the assembled British |
classjurOr5, preparatory to their COM
mencing their associated work. He
spoke we'll, and did not appear
fatigued after his night journey; he
seems to be at home on the road. His
able rIght-bsnd man, Mr.. Cunlifie
Owen, had all papers, etc, ready for
the English jurors to attend on the
following Monday morning, at the
Corps Legislatlf, and meet IheIr In
ternatiOnal colleagues, as invited.
The English and American jurors
were up to time, but not French or
an italian Juryman put in an appear
ance. The Latin race seems to be
weak in business punctuality.
General Grant left Paris last Friday |
for Brussels, where he will stay
one day. On Sunday he will reach |
Hague where a reception will be
given him. From the Hague he will
go to Amsterdam, Hanover, Ham,
burg and Copenhagen. where he will
be the gusst Of his brOther-ln-law,
Minister Crsmer. Thence he will
go to Norway and Sweden,
and then visit Russia, going
by way Of Stockholm and Helsingfors
to st. Petersburg. From Russia
he will return through Austria, Bava-
ria and Switzerland to Paris, which
he expects to reach by the end OF Oe-
tober. The General intends to spend
the winter In Europe and to return to
the United States by way Of India
next year.
A meeting Of American gentlemen
took place at the Legation on Friday
last for the purpose Of discussing and
determining upon q fit way OF cele-
bratiug the coming anniversary Of the
Fourth Of July. 1t was decided that
the celebration should take the form
OF q Jete chdmpetre, with music, dane
ing and fireworks, to be held at the
Pre- Catalan, In the BOis lie BOulOgne.
A committee OF five members was Sc
lected by ballot a. fUllOWs: DIR. w.
+. Johnson, DIR. Il. w. Evans, Mr.
James Phalen, Mr.. w. Seligmsn and
Mr.. J. H. Hsrjes. The American
Minister, Secretary Hit, the Consul
General, and COmmissioner-General
MacCOrmiek were added as honorary
members. LOUIS.