The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

II ie understood that HYDE Park, in
the nUrthtrn part ofth ity, , bus cen lea =
ed by the Government aud a rsuimont
Of troops will be stationed there.
NEw YoRK, May 10.
Tho Posts 'ispstch says: Congress.
man Ashley, Of Ohio, prcrcs's a plan to
float an army down the Mississippi river
To take New Orleans.
The transfer Of Gen. But er 10 Fort
rcss Monroe and sending there larre
quantities Of ammunition and stores h
bcli,ved 10 indcuitc important move
mcnts.
Adviccs from Fortress Monroe states
/ that on Monday a band Of scccysionists
lot Hampton sent a dcput1tion to Col
|Dimmick, demanding the solo POSSESSION
ot the road lUadiuu across the dixie, which
has been lately under guard. Dimmick's
reply was that he would give the rebels
iustten minutes 90 disp,rs,' Two com.
pauiCs Of Massachusetts troops were or.
dcrsd northwurd and cannon were placed
SO as 10 sweep the entire distance. The
Colonel, with n watch ia hard, waited
for the expiration of the time, when NOT
y rebel was 20 be seen. Two hundred
Massachusetts troops then took possess
ion OF the dixie aud bridge.
a pr'ygte letter from the wife Of a
leading politician Of the Confederate
Government, 20 a friend in this city, Is as
follows "Nolthcrncrs need not have
no exp citation IN regard to the bones ol
Wellington. We will see that thew
are not dcsccrotcd by the touch OF Abo-
liuou haAds. They are our sacred inher.
itauc,."
Nrw YoRK, Nav 10.
Gustavc Holland, who was DISPATCHED
by the Montgumeryrtbrls TO Eurotc, 10
make arrangements for recognition Of
the Southern Conlcdcrucy, was arrested
here ON his arrival IN the Arupo from
England and was discharged after AN rx-
animation OF biz dispatchrs, which W, r.
returned him; they being such A. will be-
productive Of httli aid or comfort to the
rcbols,
CINCINNATI, May l6.
Col. Anderson arrived this afternoon.
and was met at the depot ly d Commit
tee Of tho City Council Mayor Hatch
rendered him tho hospitalitiCs ol the city
to which Anderson replied briefly. n,
was then escorted through the principal
streets by the Home Guards and an i'm.
mcnse throng Of citizens generally.--l
Everywhere along the line Of march tho
most hearty expressions welcome
we're given. AtCRmp Dcnnison the sol.
diers were drawn up In line, presenting
arms as the train passed Anderson is
the guest Of his lruthcr, Larz And rson.
WAsHlNCTuN, May 10.
None Of the MunuEcrs II Che Mount
Nerno Society resialng here have nuy
knowlod6e OF the reported 7, moval oil
The remains Of Washington b yond what
Las bccn published in Il, newspapers.-l
They reasonably presume that II the
lacts were as reported those in chrrpe OF |
that place would before this have inform. !
I'd them. .........
PHLADELpHA, MAY II.
IL 81 ems that a gentleman on the train
mnniinnod IN A AndArsun that he hud been
gentleman from Cine ,nnati that MI. |
Breckenridge would meet him (Ander- !
son) at Cincinnati 10 take command uu- |
der him, 10 ussist In organizing the Fed
oral troorS in Kentucky. Co. Anderson
received the intelligence with warmth,
as Mr.. Breckenridge was an old personal
fric nd, but il is said ho remarked "the !
ncws Is almost too good 10 be true ~ !
The fact Of Col. Anderson's IN ntioning
the circumstances to Gov Curtin, how
ever came from an unmistukoable source.