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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
The PrcsIdens's proclamation.

Whereas tho laws Of the Unit ,d States
hnYo been and ara now opposed in sever
nj States by combinations too powerful
TO be suppressed In the ordinary WY,
therefore call forth the militia Of tho sew
Cral States ofthc Union TO the aggregate
number Of 10000, 70 suppress said COM
binutlons and execute the laws.
] appeal To all loyal citizens 10 fSeili-
tai0 and aid III this effort 10 nmiptuin tho
laws and integrity Of the nation, aud re-
tlress wrongs lang enough endured,
The frat services assigned the foreos
will probably be 20 rcpOssess tho forts,
places and properly that have been sci
1ed from tho Union. The utmost care
will bp takon consistent with tho object,
to avoid devastation, or destructive inter-
ference with tho properly Of peacefully
disposed citizens In every part of the
eountyl and hereby command persons
composing the aforesaid combinations 10
dispeFso within twenty days from datc, !
hereby esnvcnc both houses Of Congress
for tho 4th Of July next, 20 determins
upon the measures public safety aud in
terest drmand.
(Slenod,J ARRtirA LINCOLN, PrSst.
ny III Seward, Secretary Of State.
-----------s ~s~-s-----.--
PTocIu nation Of Gov. DsHui-
.. son.
Cont Nbus, O., ATril Ib,--Tho Gov.
srnor has issued the following proslamO.
ton:
PROCLAMATION.
"EMoUTiyE OTTIcEl
COLUMDus, April 10.
ITO tie Peop'c qf Ohio,
"iou are called upon 10 meet tho ara
vcst responsibilities, and Il may be saerif
ces, "a preserve your FREQ Institutions nm,
your national independence. ...
"The attempt Of your Government I,
supply bele0Rursd garrison with PROVE
ions has been met by oTen war, aud III,
rctuGuoR Of tho garrison by force o
arms. IournutionNl Gay has boen in
suited, and the constitutional Ruthoritiel
Of the Union trcasonaby dched.
at such an hour, rising above all par
! ~ namS aud party bias, resoluts 10 main
tain the freedom so doarly purchased by
our fathers, snd 10 transmit il unimpAireC
to our postority, lot tho people Asssr
their power.
Your voice will he heard, your actions
will bring hopo TO the oYerRwed and op-
pressed in the rebcllious diSlpiets, will
strengthen the hands and animate the
hearts Of the loyal thousands in the Bor-
der States, and will bring hack peace and
order to the nation with new assurance
Of the perpetuity of its priceless bless
ings. The General Assembly, by Rots
just passed, opens to you the method OF
iestilying Of your devotion to our holoy-
ed State, TO the Union as il is, and those
free institutions which have hcop Aik,
the foundation aud pledge Of our nation
al and individual prosperity.
"The general orders, issued througl
the proper department, assert that meth
ed and invites your response. Let az al
be thankful 60 Almighty God for pas
mereies, imploring his pardon for our ma
ny shortcomings, and trusting with Hin
the dcSunics OF our country, forget al
but the pressing duty, 10 east aside tn,
distinctions that have been tho basis o
transient differences, and demonstrate /,
tho world that we arc worthy sons .
great ancestors, IL 20 be entrusted will
the liberties We iuherit. ... .......
"Sipnod w DPHHtsoN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

Il BY str ct aiisntian 70 business aud reduction,
Of the Prent eEor1iari prices, hcpe 10 secure the
patronage ofour fiSndi Don't fcrsttths old stand OF
w. e.. MYERS a. BRO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Thomas y. VIC CIe0rW,s
EStNte.

Notice is hereby given that the
paasUigaod has hssu appointed and quahasA a. IA.
IainisFatef VI the estate al rhenat 4 McCieaTy Do,
ceased, iste ofSeaeca Couuiv, Ohio
aprl9 Jw LEANDER STEM
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

g =. M,Kfn. Is M'oLEtLAND
MsWBR A. M'CBELLAND,
b EDiToRs AMI PRoPRtRTORs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
ProoIUnHIiOa Of Gov. DsnDI-

Cont Mpus, O., Arril l6,--Tho Gov.
sTnor has issued the following proslamn.
ton:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

-. .. HAhAlN"NAt Aptli TO-
The Union feeling here is strong this
morning, The Minute men organization II
of 2y5O0 strong, who haze been drilling
ever since the Presidential election as a
military organization, threw out the stars
and stripes this morning from their head
quarters, with the motto:
"The Union and the Constitution.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
GILT MOULDINGS

Ansrthe hntof MAY we will be PREPARED 10 furnitb
COFflNSOftll deer ptions Of the latest and tstr
style. We shaVinga
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21
A Card from G N. TWlggs.

In the report of Simon Cameron,
secretary Of war Of the Lincoln gov
ernment there occurs the foll0wing
paragraph:
In Texas, the largest forces de-
tailed upon the frontier for the pro-
lection of the inhabitants against
the attacks Of marauding Indians.
were ignominiously deserted by
their commander, Brig. Gen. Twiggs
To the infamy Of treason 10 his iiag
was added the crowning crime Of
deliberately handing over TO tho
armed enemies Of his government
all the public property entrusted to
his charge, and even depriving the
loyal men under his command OF all
m ans of transportation ont of the
State"
Whilst / deem it unnecessary to
defond myself against the charge OF
deserting u government which had
already been deserted by tho State
and people to whom my first al|egI
ance was due, l am not disposed 10
permit .he f,'achood that ] bad left
The gallant traogs which had COR
maudcl in Teyae sanu who were not
responsible Tor causes which bad
brought on dissolution Of The gn.
ion without the moa'fs OF foachuS
thcir homes in safety.
thrrui,gru. ul8DtE0"e tte Et.fo-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

g8 naval engagement, on snail
scale, took place on the coast of Moth Car
olina on the day OF the Battle of Manassas
Plains, in winch the little steamer Beau-
fort, in the Confederate s rvice, mounting
one gun, was attacked by large Fedel al
steamer carrying some d or guns. As
usual, the Lincolnite b cked out after few
rounds, and sought shelter b.hind sand
bar, where she could shell the confedera e
Btea iner, while being out of range Of The
gun Of the Beaufort.
IsF- The Volunteer State still. continues
10 Psur her legions isto Virginia. We see
that two regiments from Middle Tennessee
pa.E4ad through Knoxv lie on the 18th, ell
ronts for Virg MIA. East Tennessee, too,
has already sent three infantry and one
cavalry regiments to Virginia, and is still
orga 1izing others.
r5r Gen. Francis S. Barlow, of Georg.a a,
Ehe was killed at the battle of Manassas
Pisias, was delegate in the Conf. derafe
Congress. Resolutions Of respect to his
memory were passed in Congress on the
2sth, and eloquent euiOgies PRONOUNCED by
Hon. T. r. r. Cobb aud others.
rJ-it is a fact vouched for by these who
have sewn them, that among the trophies
taken by our troops in the late tattl-, we're
about 30, 900 hand cuffs with which the Con-
federste troops were 10 be secured after
2seir csptursli
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21
a lE.RNION
A SERMON -
peliyered at waxahaehie, Kills coaon'
on FAST nay, June 18Th, isoi' oy he''
", II. Stokes.

Correspondence.
wAxAuAcHir, June Is, iSoi'
Rec. ". II. SiOk"i
pEAa s,R,-The undersigned, having lis
tsne,l. wit, much interest, 10 your 'e'y ap-
y. .op,.ale aud able discourse upon our ma
uonai lrou, iss, lea nly endorse 'hs ~,
eioies aud doctrines sci forth hsrein' ana
b lie,ing the same will DO interesting anu
Instructive - the public, respectfully soh'
cit copy for pab'ioauOn'
Yours very respectfully ,s
HC KOSsuN, j. L.. GRAVES,
HR.psHAw, W. 4. OLDHAM,
nP UAWKIAs, W. W. PARKS,
"a sinpONs SIS. YARBR0UGH,
s.a. Cliff, :. I'm. bnwh,se'
L. ". ROGERS, W. IL. koBEhiS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21
The Washington Star" Of tho

The Washington "Star-" Of tho
29th ult. says
Col. FARNnAM-This gallant Off
Ger, Colonel of the New York Fire
Zouaves,) we regret to have TO state,
has become deranged from exposure
an wounds received at the battle
Of Bull Run. He las been taken tc
the Government Insane Asyiam.
Among General Patterson ex-
cuses for his terrible blunder is t,le
allegation that he was gTievoasly
embarrassed by tho contract for the
supply of wagons for bis army as
that contract forced him rot only to
get none that did not come from
Pennsylvania, but also none that
came from any but asingle Pennsyi-
vania mandatory, thatturn cd them
out so slowly as to delay the move
ment of his army for weeks
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21
The Capture OF ShormaA'4 Battery.

From Lieut. Warren Wilkes, Of
the 4th regiment Of South Carolina
volunteers, who arrived here yestor-
day in charge Of the remains Of his
brother, Adjutant S. Nj. Wilkes, kill
ed at Manassas, We obtain the fol
lowing particulars Of the capture Of
this celebrated battery. Tho bate
ry was masked in pine thicket, from
which position it opened q fire, at
about ter minutes past s o'clock in
the morning, upon Major Whites
battalion Of the 18th South Carolina
regiment, which maintained It's
ground until the 4th Alabama and
llth Virginia regiments came to it,
assistance, The battle continued to
i crease in vigor and intensity, and
while raging most furiously, our men
at this point finding they were being
overwhelmed in numbers, were about
giving way in the centre of the col
umn.
At this critical iuncture, cx Gov.
Smith with his 40th regiment Of Vir- !.
ginians came to the rescue. Scizing
a Confederate flag he unfurled il to
the breeze, and appealing TO the
troops in short, fociblo terms, to raj
" to tue rescue and make one gal
liant. final charge with their com
radcs in arms and win the day, be
put himself at the head Of the col
umn, and followed by our gallant
men, charged through several COM
panies Of sharp shooters stationed in
the bushes and behind fences, reach
ed the terrible battery, and amid :.
binding storm Of "leaden rain and
IRON AaiI' cRpturei Il and trrncd tho
piece on th9 panic stricken toe.
Net ono man OF Sherman's battery
was lcit to tell 0f itg capture, IN 4
but tour horses remained alive.
Ourinfprinautstate that thenum
bef OF cannes captured from the on
amy, anou1tcd to al least seventy
pieces The amour. ef small arns
and quantity ofeominjssary 5 stcres
captured IS incalcelablc. RieFnng] !
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

A CoymER SEyT TO PARIs-Ghe
Richmond Eaqnirer Of the 2Gth inst.
asserts that Monsieur PAUL, the
French consui in that city, on The
day previous dispatched a speeial
courier to bis government. eonrey-
ing accounts OF the two battles re-
recently fought near Manassas.
The movement evinees The deep
interest taken by the French gov.
ernment in the American 5a-
inasmuch as the intelligence
Cd vii be reliable, If viii hSse
influence toward eZpeditA
| On q that power NJ
tion # reeoqniticn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21
FROM the II,n ton Telegraph.
MANASSAS.
T Deum Laudamus.


Raise all voices 10 our Maker,
To tho Faihcr--God Oh high;
Speak aloud your heartfelt praises,
For this glorious victory.
In your closets, ut your altars,
In your churches, every place,
Fill The air with hallelujahs,
For the riches Of His grace.
BY our own right arms we did it,
BY our valor and our toll,
We have gained this bri liant battle,
From the invade of our soil
Dare not thus assume the credit
Lot His favor II, r,call;
But to God give all the glory,
Not part, but oil, all, all
See how rich your fields are laden
With the products Of the soil:
Fields of cotton, golden harvests,
Bounteously reward your toll.
Though our ports are quite environed,
Warlike vessels swarm the sea,
Yet we sit at boards ofp'enty,
Underneath each dear roo.-tree.
From the move of South Carolina;
From the mystic Union-scvcn;
Mark how plainly visible,
Broods the kindly care Of Heaven.
Not wien Israel broka h ~ honda a,
Clearer stretched The arm OF VI 6 Z,
IN the cloud preceding Moses
And the pillar-of-ire by night
As were Pharoah's hosts o'erwaelmed,
BY the waters of Red S'a.
So the hand of God as isted
At Manassas victory.
Like AssYrian armies smittcn,
BY the Angel OF our Lo,d;
So the Northern hordcs were scattered
BY the same avensing- swo d.
Mourn the brave WHO fell in ! attlc,
For yourlibe t.e', who bled; Is ad,
Guarding with tieir ives. yonr home
From the rudless wand lis tread.
Sorrow, rapture, fill our bosoms,
As this glorious news is real
Rapture for our arms triumphant
Sorrow for the honored dead.
Solutions, lift your happy voices
High, with grateful humble prayer
Let the incense Of hosannas
Sweeten all the Southern air;
Bend the knee, ye men of yalor;
Sing loud pea, 10 the sky;
For the Lord of hosts was with us,
AT MANASSAS v ctory!
.ousroS, July 80, 1851. Is. W.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

We are informed yesterday, by Mr.. De-
Hornsy, Of Tsrrant county, who arrived
from Soullyville, that it was reported that
thItfsderal trosrs h ad retreaied FROM Spring
nsld, and that Con. McCulloch was within
thi.ty-fye miles of that city.-Shernsdn
Journal, 9th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21
Whole Number, 1852.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21
More oIine capture Of Rort IIImore.

A letter is published in the State
Gazette, written at FL Palso, July
2sth, by Judge Josiah +. Crosby,
from which We take tho following
additional particulars of the Cap
ture of Fort Fillmore;
FL PAso, July 2s, 1861,
JoHN BREMoND, Esq;
Dear !Sir.-Iwritein in haste, merely
to give you the war news from this
region. Col. Baylor marched from
here on Friday evening, the 23d
inst, with about 25O men Of his
command ~ rnvalrv; and march
pg within q milcof For, Fillmore
on the night Of the 2ith arrived a.
Mcsii!n, 90 miles nom his poE1
before day 90 tbs morning OF ihv
-5tt. OH tuv eymu- o. the i,.t
al. .st-J'--s5' 1'-,, ',fartc gl-2.sIl.a 4 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-23
Nov. fr.m Rsrtre.. Monroe.

Fortres MONROE, Dec. 20, Is61.--By flag Of
truce from Norfolk today, We received Rich
mond papers Of the 10th inst from which
copy following, q dispatch from Charleston,
dated the 10Th -
Yesterday afternoon four Of tbs enemy's gun
boats ascended North Edsto Inlet, and an
chored opposite Rockville, on Johns leland, 30
miles from Cbail, SION, where the First South
Ger, lima bihe Regin ont, numbering 600, Col.
Banch, was encsnped. The enemy She He'd
tho camp, and under cover Of the FIRE Of their
tprs, landed strong force. Toe Carolina
re- iment FIJI back mil towards ChArlest on,
TO point called Brick Church.
I also learn that De Jspuel who was OK
changed for Capt. X 'ck.its, was created Lieut.
Colonel, ard commands Craney 1slsDd, In place
e Colonel I. II. Smith, who again takes char 20
Of the Virginia Military Institute.
Gen. Wool and staff this morning visited tho
Roai oke 10 witness some target practice.
The steamer SpauldiDg will leave for Hat
brss duriug the night. She Will take stores
ard passsnt era. Among the latter are several
officers who will join ih,ir regiments, and Capt.
NJ tch, II, Of tho Coast Survey, who will exA-
uiis the place with reference to making it
m.+r comior' able for the troops.
Ioy1pss Monroe, Dec. ~ "A bright Fight
wa gen from his lace last night, 10 the duec-
tior Of Norfolk. II was probably caused by a
COZ fagtaii0n in that city.
The stes mshp Ericsson, Capt. G.. A. Cole,
from Port Royal, has arrived. The Eiirson left
Port Royal on Wednesday. She towed sevt n
OF the stone hcet to Charleston on that day, aud
~ Others folio sod under sail. When shs left
at 10 i. NJ, op'raiious w5re about to beSiu.
The hulks we're towtd TO point about a milo
outside the bar, whore Fix gunboats were ready
TO place them in position.
Operations against Warsaw Island were in
progress but nothing had been scoompli ,hed
when the Ericsson left. She will leave for New
York on Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-23
THE OCCUPATION OF SHIP ISLAND.


Warrington, Dco. 20.-Adjt. -General Thorn.
as has received letter from Major Gen. But.
Ter, who Is now here, accompanied by a copy oil
the report Of Brigader-G snsral Phslps Gen.
Butler Gays he has net received an off .al copy
Of Gen. Ph,lp, Proclamation, but has informs
ton which ronders il certain tho printed cop es
arc correct. Gen. Butler coAcludes as fol.
lows -
! need hardly say that the issuing Of any pro-
ciamauon on such an occasion was neither tug-
gostcd nor authorized by me ami most certan-
ly not such one With that important ex,ep.
ton, | commend ths report, and ask attention
TO tho clear and busint ss-like statement.
Gen. Phelps, in his report, says he rsachod
Ship Island, in the harbor uf Mississippi Sound,
on tho evening OF tho 30 December, whom dis.
patches with which he was intru,ted for Flag
officer McKosn, were sent by Lieut.. Window
Of the X X. Cuyler, who proceeded 20 Pensa.
cola, where the Flag officer then was and Gsn.
Phelps arrival vas made known. lie found in
the harbor the United States war ships Massa-
Chusetts and Il. X. Cuyler, besides sever Al pri-
zss, and not long afterward tho steam gun6Oat
New London, and an armed schooner, part OF
tho Cult blockading squadron, cams in On the
west end of the leland 'A partially finished fort
The island beais evidence t4 having boon over
flowed in some oxtraorGinAry storm, large trunks
Of trees having been drfted on some Of is high
or hummOcks.
Gen. Phelps also says;
'Deemng il proper TO maks known 10 tho
people Of this region tho rcmotcr objects of thi,
exp, diton, have prepared a proclaim alton,
which | shall tndeavor 10 have disseminated
a. early ard as wiiciya s possible, consistent
with the more pressing demands"
lie concludes While preparing tho roport,
the De 500 and New London have been engage
ing the boats Of the enemy, in the direction Of
New Orleans"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-23

Minister JoSrs, Of IoSa, who was AZ
rested a few evenings since in this city, on ms
arrival from wahingtoa, it now SpPe'rs, vas
no, 20 innocent as he pretended to be. The
proof Of his treason was found in real letter,
In his own handwriting, al 'rc.s"d to JsrfEE-
soS DAVIS, President of the southern Con
federacv, which was discovered in bundle o.
oa,iJ documents sen, TO the State Department,
relating TO his mission to New Granada Th.sltt'
.sr recommends his brother for military om ploy
,a.nt. and closes a. folloNs 81 have two 80 rs
SOW in the southern army, the only place where
4 patiio, should lie found, lighting agdns' ty-
ranicL and dtspotic government As soon az
| settle my accounts with the Federal Govern
ment. shall also join the Confederate army
myself.
Mr.. SEWARD had a long ccnverst'ion suhss'
ouently, with the ez-Minister, and ex-senator,
but no, wishing TO alarm him did not all1ic TO
his treason. lie learned that hs was about 10
visit New York, and very properly PERMITTED
him TO mature his plans and pay his own OK
ponsos to this city, on his way to Lafayette.
The fact that cx-M.nis'er JoSE' wrote the
letter that led to his arrest, when he was actu-
ally representing the Government Of the tui'et
States at New Granada, will still further in'
crease the ind legation that viii be fol; at his
treason. l, affords another proof, if any Ware
wanting, Of the influence oi socc ion principle.
in+bluntins the iucr moral sentiments that usu'
ally prevail among mon, ard which iorbds US
70 trea, men like JoNis wi,h The ordinary cour-
tey tue TO enemies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-23
Irish ..,mpnlh, WIN AmerIcn.

In tho report contained in our foreign news Of
a mss meeting recently held nj Dublin, TO cx-
pres sympathy with America, We have an in
dication a. 10 VIA, we can expect from Ireland
in case England shall he determined to magnify
this little affair Of the Trent into cause Of war.
The tieo u sympathy and kind'od which bind
ireland 10 Ameri,a are a thou and times strong
or than the merely legal and forced bonds which
unite her to England. Ters Of thousands Of
lrishmen arc marching with our armies, and all
Ireland shares with us in the pride with which
We record their noble exploits. Tho names Of
CoEcoEAs, MrLLGAN, MEAGHER and CoCH-
RANK belong TO u. in common, and the warm
sympatbies OF Irshmen every wherc-in the old
world Ss well a. in the ntw--are with the
CAUSE in which such men fight, as they eau
never lie with the selhsh interests Cf England.
ireland has history Of her own, and what
chapter in all that history should induce her L
second EnGlatd's effortS TO destroy the power anc
prestige Of that Republic whose growing
strength mas been the sure protection Of her SON
fleeing from Engands oppressionl
While we may not look, perhaps, for ar'iy
sympathy from Irol and, il case Of war, va ma
be sure that her citizens are no; TO Gsht Enq
lands battles against America with good hear
and, dependent as England is upon the Iri,
element in her armies, this is a cou,derati,
not to he dctpised.