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From Gen. Banks Column.

Mail correspondence Of the Associated Press
DARNEsTowN, Sept. Goth Nothing Of impor.
lance has transpired In this section within the
past few days
Lhnsghan, the murderer, 10 quite resigned to
bis fate, and appears to have experienced an en-
IRE change Of heart through the ministratIons Of
Father Dougherty.
fhe new pannier ambulances for mules are be-
Ing TIED at the wagon camp. By these one
mule can convey two wounded persons from the
neld In an easy manner. Ii 10 an amusing sip ht
to witness the first experiments with them. and
the freaks Of the mules in their attempts to diyest
themselves of their weighty burdens; but after
submit 'A'' fUie"y
The debris Of three mutinous commands of the
ION New YORK have been consolidated and three
ment ~ '.e ''si
The weekly " Sentinel, - OF Rockville. a .eces.
sion journal, Is dwindling down, and a new
Union paper, called the "National Union J" will
be issued next week. 1t has already evidence Of
good support, by advertisers and Subscribers
peace meeting" was to have been held In
hockville YESTERDAY, but was postponed, the Sem
unel says, "for obvious reasons -
Inc cold weather OF the last few Mol ts has
turned the attention Of the men towards the con-
snuctlon OF temporary fire places In their tents
The plan adopted by one of the New York repi-
ments Is, first to dig trench foot wide and dee
running from the interior to the exterior Of The
tent then to cover IL over with the exception of
100, a, each end the inside serving as fre place
ana the outside end, covered with a headless
barrel, serves as a chimney. The invention In
said 10 be OF California origin.
rthng was heard In the direction of Edwards'
Ferry night before last, but with what result
have not learned.
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Affairs Across the River.

The day before our forces occupied Falls
Chu'cn the rebels evacuated II with six regi-
ments and four pieces OF artillery.
From Falls Church Yesterday morning was seen
rebel regiment OF infantry drilling on the hill
beyond the Loudoun and Hampshire railroad
Aruliery was also observed crossing the turnpike.
10 tue LEFT OF Falls Church, a mile and half dis
tant, fresh rebel earthworks are being thrown ND
on an FmineDce commanding the village
large scouting party started out In the direc.
ton OF Fairfax Court. House, the result of which
was the capture Of three cavalry horses: also,
three privates and lieutenant belonging to one
OF the North Carolina regiments.
"contraband" was brought to headquarters
at UPton's Hill yesterday. He was the groom OF
zen Beauregard at the time the latter occupied
Falls Church as his headquarters The sscontra-
band" states that he overheard several conversa-
and In one instance the General remarked that he
was fearful OF attacking the Federal troops oppo-
site w ashington, owing to the fact that by so
doing ne would unnecessarily sacrifice so many
lives, but would fall back, and within six miles
OF Falls Church he would be happy to welcome
the United States forces with bloody hands to
hOspitable graves
The wanton destruction Of property in the
neighborhOod Of Falls Church by the Federal
troops still continues Among the houses burnt
to-day was that Of Major Mutt, together with his
barns and outbouses The adjoining residence
Of DIR. Bowen, who 10 now a surgeon In the rebel
army, and the dwellings belonging to Nicholas
Febrey's estate, with one exception The resi-
dence Of Murrav Mason, on Murray's Hill, was
iAiS tuOfnlnR
The amount Of property destroyed yesterday
and TO day cannot be less than $50 900 With a
view TO check these outrages, the commanding
officers have issued verbal orders to shoot down
any man who may be caught in the incendiary
act.
The rebels have always denied losing men I'm
the skirmish Of Lewinsville, on the 18th, but the
tombstone OF new-made grave at Falls Church
reads as follows:
"N. l. MN. Screggs, Butler Guards, Second
Regiment South Carolina Volunteers, killed at
Lewinsville, Sept. 25th."
Others, 1t Is known, Were also killed at Lewins-
VILE, but the body Of screggs was the only one
buried at this place.
government train left Alexandria today with
party of bridge builders who proceeded as n ?
as Falls Church, on the Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad, repairing all the bridges on the way
and thus opening communication for supplies for
the army In that ighborhood. The Orange and
Alexandria Railroad 10 open az far as Accotin K
creek, two miles beyond Springfield station,
which latter point Is nine miles from Alexandria
The observatory balloon has been advanced to
UPton's Hill, mile and half this side Of Falls
Church.
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The DIrrfcuLrY BETWEEN GEN. FREMONT AND
Col. BLAIR The agent OF the Associated Press
telegraphs from Washington ~ follows:
From facts ascertained here, It appears that ON
wednesday Gen. Fremont released Col. Blair
from arrest .sing language In the order tanta.
mount 70 Q defiance Of the Colonel TO present his
charges formally. On Thursday Col MAT nre-
sented the chnsges formally against Gen. Fremont.
In sesponse te the defiance. Thereupon Gen Ere,
mont Immediately arrested Col. Blair, and sem,
him 10 yefenon barracks
% Friday night the telegraph was allowed 20
communicate the fact that Col Blair had been
freed from arrest the previous w ednesday. But
the OFFENSIVE paragraph In the order Of release wa
rest Withheld. - - - ---e"-' =
The army regulations allow no ofacer 70 be ar.
rested for longer period than eight days with.
out charges being preferred. Gen. Fremont dis
regarded the regulations In the case Of Col Blair
Aner this violation OF the regulations q second
arrest Tor NE came cause and without charge A
has attracted attention and caused remark
The great fact In felation to this case IL That
Gen. scott te.day ordered the unconditional 70.
lease q ool. Blair. e. - -
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MILITIA rIMs pfiI,A r1S Militia FIsEsr

TIP Y 70 give nouoe 20 81 eeins usnts attached
hnts, Major w: y. MoDopald commanding. thai
nave guy COT stitstej and appointed Henry eat
eolss, 81 fnss impossd By the ssionsry Court Of
,sal heEiment snd thst on end ssr the ist Of Os-
r tcI amount Of said g. o impossd 81 said court
s sns - not PsIa On lrsssntston he y alIy emp
Snd volume Of the Laws Of the United States, chss
uy; lection Z, pagee 10 and 10, lssssd lat 81
WV WAsBB B. i IN kaSsih ). 9.
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A THE OLD PRICES We are selling AL
SILKS and other fns DRESS GOObS at the od
Prices, shAWLs, MANTtES and CLOAKS,
one price only, marked in plain figures.
iklnds OF DRY Goods for the current wants of
,MARPETs.. CURTAINS, OILcLorHs,
RUGS. DO, Upper Floors.
FERRY BROTHER,
Pa. avenue and Ninth st.,
0e 28-6 "Psrry BuiIdinSD
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~MASGNlC-A stated communication of
' Federal Lodge, No. /, will b. held At Cen
t ia Mfson,o Hall, corner of Ninth aud d ST., on
PuEctual attendance Ia ree us. ted Master Mnsons
In good standing are fraternally invited TO attend
ee ~ Is THOS. RICH, SEQ.
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;5S ~ y, ! 9 SIKAsE WfSfE5. iSf 1 ASR
Also, $50 90 iSs. OF soap S and 10 "a Sn,ps q,
ssie CHEAP for eash. st the Nahons Soap AID CsS.
qIe Works, Green Of. and the Cscel, 6sorsstown,
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MILITIA F EIFfI,. p,s MILITIA 7cIA FINES !,

VA MILITIA FINESI!! - :
Tbs Ia 70 give notice to Ill define uents attached
Militia. Col. !dicha,l r. Bright, CommsndinS.
shst have duly eonstltuted and appointed FTanois
TO oolec. all foes imposed b, the , esionsry Cont
tsld HeEiment, and that on And after the LIST day
E1el,n, for amount Of said fines imposed by said
Court. and II rot PAID on presentation he IL fully
see End volume of tbs laws of tbs United States !.
az P ,. ds section t,psge 7ss and n, pSs1 lst
WARD II LAMON,
% d u 3. Marshal, u. c.
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Oh on SO 2 The Peoples Clothins store,
~ No. so Seventh street, opposits Post 06cS'
S IRHEsS; SHFs cd d3fs. II s, Sh g. &
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL

hs Senate Of July 10, 1861.
Af SeSs,aL Hospital On E street, bstpssa Foxrth
and FUffh streets, FaShiagton, Sept. %.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

FxsiSifi5N AND CONCERT
Children Of st. AleysIus Sunday school
Proceed, fOr fhs Usss e ahs Poor eftAs S ma,
Assisted By Instrumental Accompaniment,
viii take p'se,
THURSDAY, Der BxR Sd.
Corner Of and North Capitol streets.
i. Greco d. Mon,ir.nr l. cAor..
: SnssI. MEi.s.i i;cio,. Ssfr
s "a, ssmI n,Is Morn"---.-..-...Fuh Chorus
8. Erin Is my home Isusrtsttel- Mis-, B.dset
s. Where are the friends fmy
Gambler. vile ,.olo Mis-. r. a. R snSps n
g. GrC V in the coIPf.d chora. Of Boy.
II. On 60 the held Of glory, Boys in full ,o'dier
H. Come, come, come !C,olo and
Is F.iry Bo1 - 49, .---- nsr T Wauty
pIEIIIi -''''h'aS "hre
Concludes with Giles Crossins, the schoolmsstsr.
Ticket. 2. cents: children 10 cent.
P9S.: cs'n at halfPa'' O'Clock osm%sn9. 1t
l. The msmbsr $40. Of n. N Eafk fYEsrHSss q
GbHB intend giving their 9Th grand COTII.-
sS Jon M Pbbs s, on Fffsss ys5Vt
Oct 18th. Tickets 50 cents, admitting . sentIem.n
msnt taoief' See particulars in future sdver.s-
TIE ?sI Sc S SsJ RNFsaEJhSSXkPIs: mem
: .S:S II: FL; s:
on tk EVEN EVENING" 6stt d,
music has been engaged Tor the occasion. By order
q Commiitee1John Wilson, Samuel Polkinhorn,
M. SssG J.msa H.S., M.srud'r fsS!fs
rNHE STARS Ann sTgIpES aTII M We
The member. Of the Ar Line ron CLUB tste
iss then, ssvsnth ns coT FIJI
and sh .t: Oh WkbNEs6i ss.'ssS
No pains nor expense will be spared to make this,
The very Ses. octil on na.Ic has been engaged.
Ilekets 80 cents, admit ing gentleman and Ia
sesS.s.. Committee OF ARRANGENrs.
The 6nl Efpa i.Ss y an aasIa
Ssvsstk Wed Of
oAMfsB Eisf11 s gin aShs
STAR PEkFoRMERs.
'R oa' H aesth q
BLACK STATUE.
DIR. LINCOLN ourDoNE.
Ad@l''ion twenty-five Cent: rop, 49,
sc . Dt. o. fOhD. Agent.
0DD FELLOWS HALL, WASHINGTON -
~ Mr. VIM. ELLIN6ER, hsvins engaged the
above named popular hall, respectfully announces
that, as soon as the nInstrels now in doom panoy
have comp eted their series of Concerts, he will
open With Rare ADD Delightful
MUSICAL. COMIC AND POPULAR
ENTERTAINMENT,
In which the Beautiful and Da hing Artistic,
MISS HELEN WESTERN,
with SrlliIsnt Company. will appear.
The HIT AT THE TIMEs,
Full Of Music, Fun and FLoc, entitled
THE THREE FAST MEN,
or, The Fem ,le Rob,nsoa Crssoes,
Will bs produced. with Other Novelties.
For particulars future an nou uoemcnts.
se8 lv' lRepub'lcan.D
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NAM NC sssss ii 81 s ~ ssss ocsAs
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SEALED PROPOSALS, Will be received until
- the 10th instant, for the Immediate delivery
st this once, Of twelve thousand pounds Of Red
Ash Coal, and one cord Of unk " God. Proposals
shOn ID he address 10 the subscrjber and endorsaS
on the envelope, Proposals for tuel."
MORRIS b. MILLER,
Major Quartermaster.
172 ST. between 18th and 18th
QUARIEEAAsTkRs' OFPIcK,
washington city, d. g., October LIST, 1851.
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DiAEOs, PIANOS, PJANOs.-Nev Pia.o.
urine sSr,%s1 Be "; a..HETzEk0f xsas Ss.es,
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The Washington dispatches alleging that the
Picfen Of Beauregard still occupy one end Of the
village OF Falls Church, while ours are In the
other end, do not state the fact. There are no
P'ekets Of the enemy to be found nearer to Falls
Church than In the Immediate vicinity of Fairfax
Court House. That is in the direction of Beaure-
guards main army, which has certainly retired
back Of that Point-how far, is not known here
out Of General McClellln's headquarters.
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20 N U L l c L.

Posr OFFICE,
Washington, September 90, 1881
Inc new style OF Government Postage Stamps
IL now ready, AID for sale at this Office Exc AMI
WI be maize Of the nav style for an equivalent
amount OF the old Issue during period of SIX pays
ON he cate OF this notice, al. or which stamps of
lhe oh issue Will not De received in payment of
postage on letters or other mail MISTER sea from
this offico To avoid delay or confusion the ex-
ohsnse Will re made In the Pos,mastsr's Room,
LEWIS CLEPHANE. tostmaster
SUNDAY REGUL,TIOHs.-As no mail arrives here
site s. ~. on Sunday s, this Office wi not be open
Tor The delivery OF letters sitter 10 M of that day
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
sunday Nights DIspntches.

WASHINGTON, May 8.
Tho State Department furnished the
President the official correspondence be-
tween Ministers Faulkner and Thouven-
al on American ailairs. Faulkner In.
formed him that the President entertain.
ed full confidence in tho speedy restora-
tion Of harmony and unity in tho Gov.
ernment That events might produce
temporary Inconvenience to French sub
ieots, but all injury should be Unidentified,
that the President thought it not improb.
able that there DO an appeal made 70 for
eign Governments by the Confederate
States for recognition Of independence
and when such appeal is made tshall be
opposed by the Ministers who may then
represent the United States.
Mr., Faulkner said tho only request he
had to make was that no proposition rec,
ogniEing ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the Unior
shall be considered by France ill the
arrival Of the now Minister, who will b,
fully instructed.
Thouvenal replied that no application
had yet been made. The French Gov
ernment never acted hastily on suol
l questions, He assured Mr.. Faulkne
that no preoipitate action would DO tax
en- on the subject by the Emperor. II,
said the established usage was to recog
nize de faoto Governments when prop
or case was made out,
In reply 20 questions, Mr.. FNulkue
said he thought force wouldn't be used
and the only solution was a modification
OF the Constitution or poaoeable aequi.
eseoneo in the claim Of a separate soVe
reignly.
NJ Thouvonal thought the employmen
Of force unwise. In the Secretary o
St0te's instructions 10 Minister Dayton
he is 20 consider the instructions to n,
former Minister BY the President as un
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff sale.

by virtue Of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio, at
the January term A ID. 1861, IN the above
entitled cause and TO me directed, will c der
for sale Al public yendus nt the door Of the
Court House, in tho city Of Tifhn, in said
county, On
TW 10th DAY or JuNE, A. d. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. N. and 4
O'Clock Pm, OF said day, the following lands
aud tenements, ts.wit:
The south part of the west halfof the south
west quarter dissection number fourteen-l l.
In Township number one--l-nortL ofnnge
fourteen--l4-east in said Seneca county.
Ohio, contn ining twenty lhree-23--aercs Of
land mOre or less.
Also, part Of the south east quarter OF see.
tion number hheen-l5--in Tow hship mum
Der ont-l--north Of range fourteen--l4-
cast, In said Seneca county, Ohio. beginning
for the same ut the south east cnlner Of said
south east quarter Of said section number m.
thence west one hundred
and siNty-l6O-rOds TO the south west cor.
nsr Of said quarter section, thence north on
and alohg the vest line Of said quarter section
seventy niue-I9-roas, thence east one-l =
rod thence north thirty ninc-39-rods until "A
interseeta the south line Of lands owbsd Nv
James Wilson. thence east on aud along tbs
south line OF said land owned by Jane,
wilson, In said south east quarter section to
the east line Of said quarter, thence south o,.
the east line Of said south east ouorter on.
huaGred aud sigh hteen--llS-rods 10 IN,
place OF beginning. Containing one hupdroj
and ninetsen-ll9--aeres Of land mere Of
less.
LEVI WEIRICK.
MAY ~ lebl' Sl,eO Sheriff.
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Sheriff Sale.
JOseph Shaw,


Anthony shaw, et ala
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county. Ohio, at
the February term A. ID. 1861, in the above
entitled cause and 10 mo directed will offer
for sale at public Vendue at the door Of tile
Court House in the city Of TihiR, in said
county. on
THE 27h DAY oF MAY, A. ID. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and
O'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following
lands and tsntments to-vit;
All that parcel Of land situated in the town
ship Of seipio, village Of Republic aud ths
eOaBty Of Seneca, In the STATE Of Ohio, and
known as q Mansion House properly "a
ssid village, being bonded ne folloVs to wit
Seventy three (73) feet od from the east end
Of In lotnumber enc hundred aud fifty (l50]
aud seventy three (79) feet on from the sasl
end Of In lot number ono hundred and fitN
one (l5l) also fity (5O) feet of from the cas-
end Of ln-l0t number one hundred and ffl
two asa with the appuTtenancea thereuatS
belenging-all in the village Of Republic
Seneca County, Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK,
April 18Th 1861, $3.50. Sheriff
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
KentaCIsy for the Unior

The recent election in Kentucky, 20
far a. retuTSo arc received, goes to show
that the people Of that state ore almost
unanimous for the Union. True, the So
ssssioRists, like set Of towards, with
drew their ticket from the field, thinking
thus TO perry the blow, but in this they
were mistaken. Tho Union men raj
lied In their strength and, In Louisville
and many ether places, Il Q vote for the
Crttsnden. Guthrie ticket equals, if Il
does not exceed, the aggregate vote cast
Al any previous election.
Tho seeessionists know they are in a
hopeless minority and hence they fear =
popular vote. Their only hope is to
preeipiiais tho state into revolution, by
fraud and usurpation. To this
base purpose Gov MSgofhn Is bending
all his energies. while he is feigning
loyalty TO the Governors Of Ohio and
Indiana, he Is in secret oonclavo with
JeG. Davis and is furnishing men and
money for the rebel army.
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ne ersas Rsaoiion 90 May
lnua

Maryland hss just undergone one o
he ersaiest changes, apparent or real
hat the history Of this county has evci
witnsrsed. She Il a. ehsngeablc in sen
iiusnt ss TIE chameleon in color. On,
day she is Represented as being Union u
The oofe and the next we hnd her shoot.
i,g down Masssehusctis soldiers In the
streets Of Baltimore, while on their way
to prolcc, the capital Of the nation. Af
ter nsking 90 many promises 10 the car,
% be broken to the hope, is Maryland
ugEin 10 be lrustCdi That there are
many loyal Union mon In Maryland " o
ftely admit, but they arc pcworlcEs in
he hshds Of set Of dcsperadocs, who
may a any moment proeipitatc the state
into civil war and anarchy. Thogoycrn-
m-nt Of Maryland rests upon the caprice
sf n mob-iths no rubrtantial basis, no
moral force 10 command. no healthy pub
lie sentiment 10 control Il.
The Union men Of Maryland remind
ua Of a certain animal. When the skies
are bright and the coast clear, they come
out and show their oolors, but when dam
ger threatens, they dodge back into their
hoies Snd arc not seen. A reign Of ter
rsr and dread alarm is liable at any mo-
sect to sweep over the state, as Il did
frw days SgO,
Under this state Of things, Il Is proper
thal the Government should take military
pusession not only Of Baltimore but Of
Annapolis and the whole state, as pre-
ssutions-y measures az guurntec for
the safety OF lito and property and
the IRE transit Of troops and suppl es to
Washington. This action Is rendered
Aeeessary by recent developments and
h is being sroedily accomplished
While Gen. Dutler has ,hken possession
Of tho Relay House, ard is pushing n
detachment thence into tho city, Il 10 be-
ing simultaneously approached in the d.
Feelion Of Philadelphia and Harrisburg
and coon Baltimore will be compelled to
utry In the Union and behave herself no.
lsas volsAI. J,s ieo to Mary land herself
as wen us 10 tho Union requires that thi,
Ohould be done--,ho safety Of Wsshine-
ten city demands Il.
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vigorous Policy Of the Admin.
isIrR ton.

Tksrs can no longer be any doubt but
thatwe have a Government, which will
Tindicute lie rights and assert its power,
The-svents Of the last few days fully de-
monstste that the Administration il
SWEks'to the necessities Of tho times
sRd wilrexhibit to the wsrld that we are
not set Of AFrant towards who submit
u every indignily, Tho twenty days oi
grace allowed the rebels In which to do.
Perse and return to their allegiance, have
szpircd, and now they must be summSrily
dealt with wherever found This wac
wite and msgnanimous, In the mean
tine the most active preparations have
been going on and an army has been put
In the field, ready and able to march into
the enemy's country, rcposseSs our stolen
property and APPrehend and hang the
leaders Of the conspiracy That this
viii be speedily done we have every reo'
con TO believe. We believe that ninety
dsys viii sec the neck Of the robellior
broken and its power gone forever,
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