The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
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uounocd IN tho New Orleans papifs. = ,ss,
witfar IS Bts mcC6rtocn - -b.s .i.
. been stated that Ben MeCullorh issms,,.., !,
10 81. Louis. The Gavestea News of
The goth, however, says that ho leu that
place su tho 10Th Tor Austir.
There are few Or no Strangers now in
Washington, excepting the military from
distance. Willards has schrctiy stt.
'u'y-hvc guests, aud tho other hOtelsar -
nearly empty. f.-f ~
a company is forming st Bucyrus of
mcn exempt hy age frum udliny duty,
between the ages ofCorty-fiye aud ninety,
10 80 u Cincinnati whc~necdcd
THE MAJORITY FoR Srcessio ~ rus
VIRGINIA CONVENTION. Memphis
Appeal has Information that the Ordil
nance OF Secession passed che Virrinis
Convention BY majority VI siriy. ,r. b,
Mr.. Evans, the Editor Of lhe BaRi--rl
more Patriot, has been driven from tha,
city by ,he traitors, and arrived iu Phila-r
dclphia Tuesday. he declares he viii
'eturn TO the city if no can Get mill. ~
iary escort. 20 Hu11 1ls
The N. Y. Tribune on Sac authority be-
NJ the agont OF The Fall River, Tame of
Steamers dcnics the poisoning Of Bfaas.
brmdy. ~
XUrrrU SASnusNr has population of
bot 1000, yet they have raised 400 vol.
untccrs, and are continually Increasing.
They have also raised $4,000 Tor the sup
port Of the families Of the Volunteers.
Oe-Tho Govcrnor Of Missouri bl,f
been compelled by puSlio soutimenF 70
hsWow his dsunion aentiments. -Four
regiments OF volunteers have been orga-
uized 10 ST. Louis to rcspoad = tho cali
Of the President.
0e-About 0,00) troops are reported 70 i.
be in camp at Columbus, al Sdt5 5000 AZ !.
Cleveland, and about 5000 in Cincinnati -.
h besides an immense force Of Homo
Guards IN the latter city. In every .eoun-
~ in the State more men are ready to
march than have yet been mustered into
service.
04y-Tho rebels at Norfolk, Va, arc try- -
ing 20 raise some OF the sunkcn vessels
of war, aud hlttcr themselves that there
is much left Of tho Old Navy Yard thatf1f
they can turn 10 good account. They
arc certifying all tho points In the visln-
ny Of the harbor. -e .sr
or Tho Cincinnati Enquirer HavsA1
letter was received in that city last Sat- d,
urday from member of the Cabinet,
which stated thutln agent was some time
since dispatched TO Europe by the GOv- -
eminent 20 purchuss 100000 stand Of 90
arms, and that these ares would soan do
begin TO arrive ly steamers. We boz
licye this IS true in substance, but exag-
geratcd as to the number OF arms order
cd,-W Y. Tribune ycfH igr
Az UYKNowN PoLirotAN MA nrorni-7
nent Southern politician was told, tho
other day, that our national disasters "a
would soon be- Quieted.
by whom % inquired the politeisn.
"By no less person than jehovah. 'a
"Ah, indeed But who is G. Hovsri
ls he a Northern or q Southern man 4"
This il tHi to be an actual feet. Tue
politician really did not know that the
deity was sometimes called Jehovah.
GES. SolTr's APrRoyAL OF MlUoR A.
'itlsnoN - ne NtW AnIh Il uab VuNuhutu
the follow extract OF private letter iuat
received in that city from Wushing-L
ton:
General Scott says that Anderson has
performed the greatest piece Of artillery
genorul-ship In the history Of the world,
in holding out so long, and keeping
his guns going Tor thirty hours with SO
few men, without reliefand without sleop.i
lilo was forced TO yield frem moro exhaust
ton,
CAMP JAoKsoN.--There have been re-.
ceyod yesterday at Camp Jaeksc., eight
companies, consisting OF 1897 men,
The whole number Of volunteers who
have been reported At headquarters.
amounted last evening 20 7,463. The
accommodations at the Camp lpr feeding
this vast assembluge are nearly compile
tcd-the soldiers are now satisfied with
what they receive at the commssary do-r
partment, aad hereafter, we think, there
will be no difficulty or murnurings in
the Campo, s. Journal