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, 1861-11-25

CAN'T JoHN BROWN,
PLEAsAnT HILL, Nor. 10. {
4 messenge- reached here this morning
es1!J from one Of the trairs in advance OF us.
With information to the effect that 1t was cap
tI1ed yesterday uern1pg, about thirty miles
Eouthe.st Of this place, near Wa,rensburr,
when Mr. Henderson, tle messenger, left, the
wagons were being dIa~n together prepara-
.sIy to beng burnt. Five hundred oxen we're
taken at the saHe time, The teansters were
allowed three wagons and twelve yoke OF
oxen I'LL. d. Has sent back to meet the
tsanste1s, and direct them to camp, He
.hould have returned e1rly this afternoon, but
has . not yet reached camp: The train was
be1rg threatened, 1e1t to that place for assist
acce. The officers commanding sent orders
:tf the trains to return, as Gen. Hunter was
moving northward with seven Thousand men,
1ao t6e Wagons aud cattle would not be
:sSded. The train was burnt on its return.
rl:A inttNieence that tl1s third train, which
"4s thert distance in the Iesr of the otAor,
%ss taken last evening about five o'clock and
sefSeu IN the same way. After the messeu.
-eIs A1t, they saw the liknt Of the buraipe
"ssoTs. Theeue. < l.es ee'zsd about $50 head
- "1sD. " the iir+t five hundred Ee;zad, all
'at stout tn rty ht Id have bEen recovered,
REcossoITERIsG PARTIES.
,, fo1 the Psst tvo days the fog has besn SO
N+N@s ~tN1 w ~OA4AA Ath eEt lQEEE EulUf21
yards in any direction. 1t lifted Ills morning
End large parties wer5 sent ont to beat up the
rebtl camps. 4 number Of scouts were sent
ia Gil. rent directions. but with one exception
hey al Ned into the bush. The Exception Tas
that q three men, who came out OF a corn
field and fired upon . party Of four scouts.
Our ncn returned the IRE, killing one
The first tfm: The other two turn.
ed TO Ian, but were killed by tha
etco1d fire Another party whom We
teoK TrlE6 net IN the blush was armed With 4
Springfield mnsket and cartridges 10 sn1t.
de OF course claimed ever to have taken m
arms, and accounted X the mQsket by snT
ing that neighbor gave it him to carry into
to- L. We have taken niue prisoners, an Of
whom declare they have never taken up arms,
though every one WAS in the brush and armed
By all the laws Of VAT these irregular bands
are outside Of the pale Of mercy, aud deserve
ard should be Eho: down ike dogs as they
e1e. Take the case Of these traius, By re-
quest OF Mr.. Majors and the leading clt'za as
they "e1e &ept through without an escort, as-
eurance havirg been given that in such case
suit, yet not one man raised his hand to prs.
vent The scts When this command enters
tbe ntsshhorEood, hardly man is to be found
At home Ter circrit Of ten miles about us.
II We 60 back without pursuing them, they
Will commit Woree depredshonR It is al
meat impossible 20 follow them through the
trutb. Tee only reeource left is to drive
ITEM Get ~ deftroy're their homes and
tsrms; aEa it il more than likely this will be
done, GooDALL.
, 1861-11-25

C17fu:s Of Government 7rdins-O,a ths Na-cA-
AZ. L2cting Ddy-1tco M67z SAot-Rsco,x7v
Of Eta0o,.s-}3el,tl Chalteu1e
, 1861-11-25
a sKiRfalSH NEAR FORT MONROE
DISCLOSURES OF GEO. T. TRAIN,

e000 FRENCH MUSKETs ARRIVKn
, 1861-11-25
THE. LATEST News.

lite. LA1Eoi NEWS.
jeff. Davis Message.
INTERESTING WASHINGTON
INTELLIGENCE.
! BUDGET OF news FROM DIXIE,
/ a BAD SCARE IN sEcEsslA.
Beauregard's Resignation Rumored.
A sKIRHIsH NEAR FORT MONROE.
illustrations Of British Neutrality,
DTHfT nc(1Drc n1S f,f,n U rnsr,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
GcnernI Ordcr-No. 90.


lItAo QrAHtsrs Que ASu vot. Mural
AhiurAET 0iNftAt' Orftrr.
CUtnats q May ~, 1861
The uniform sr the Militia Of the Re.
serve will be ba follows.
For ofIicers--Drs1 Uniform Ohlo
State r gulation uniform. Scrrfoe Uni-
form The stmc an Cumpbny, adding
thr appropriate undrcss badges Of rank.
Officers may o1crcise their option OF
purchasing only the Ssrtics pHVom, at
present.
For PrivsteE-- Cap, fatigue; color.
grey ! visor, straight; black welt or cord
hard.
Coat zouavc jackets color, grey ;
stauding collar, regulation cut
Tho jacket will toll four inches below
tho belt, being cut away from the lower
button, having NJ ficieht spring 10 ft the
hips and back snugly. luYing full free
dom Of action 70 the limbs.
Cuff, color aud Jacket, TO he trimmed
with hulf inch black braid, 81 back hilf
an inch frum tho edge. Army buttons,
medium sisc, thtcc on each cuff, and Eve
W :" ""b Vu''""NB HOh INC Nop uvWn 70
the belt
Trc,scrs-stmc ulntcrlal a, ccut, with
black welt or cord IN outer scam.
Shirh-Grry, with two bunds Of half
inch black bruid running down tho front,
two inches apart.
ScrECunts and Corpo 'rls will wear tho
usual bJdgo Of oaicp, made of same
braid as tho trimmings of tho jqckct.
This unilUrm CUH bo procured at q
price rarging from seven 10 ten dollars,
a cordinE to qua iiy Of material. A SAM
Pie uniform viii bc deposited at the Of
flee Of the QuaHor-Mastcr General, a nd
a cut ofthc samo will be gjven in the sec.
mi edition Of the Book of State Regult-
tons now in preparation for issue.
IA. d. CARRlNGTON,
AWutunt General.
by order Of Command rim Chief.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
Friday, May %, 1851.



"a Oen. Scott, eiwsya "slow but sure,
hsteol h1s plans % sef completed ~ tc
lssaes tht srossidf lhs putofod and
-rbe ostupsush ofAitxahdfia tnd Ariiaa.
tOn tltiehts Ateut 10000 troops wcro
moved acrcth, on Frldny morning last,
wiih tstoniaiaEe rapidty. So rapid wa,
The tnevensnt uisi, 10 r,mo instances,
ihe picket Cusrds sf Ihs enemy wure cap
sursda The ouly essualty thut att ndcd
thiB su'dch dsnOutmc htWas the eoward-
y asssasihausn Of Col. EtLrvoErH Of
q tho \, Y. Fire Zouaves. The cnc.
lAsy's ecuniry has been invaded--"the
var hae bevn carried into Arrlca," and
shs shlgpl7 Of Old vGgIni. must either
spbnit to tho isvasion Of Y. 8 forocs or
Aahs. OF oohruo she will Do tho Latter,
or pFess bersrlt IN srrsn, cowsrd. -
While Ger. Mansfield ls pushing b.
forsse into the interior. Gen. Bitter is
speratihgin the vicinity Of Norfolk, which
nusi s0on yieldta superior foro, The
two victorious armies win probably mcctl
10 Richmond pnd celebrate the Fourth oil
yuly there, AileuS: Wv hope 80.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
Refusal 81 Hlissouii state
Troops % Disband.

From ihe 81 Louis bsmocrat, 24hl
Reports rom Iencrson City last eve
ming, state that The State troops AZ JED.
efaon CITY have refasod . disbond upor
ne order Of the Governor and Gen
Price. Great Dissatisfaction was OK.
pressed BY the Sccogsionists At the ar.
rangemcnt made with Gen. Harncy. II
this report be true, Il becomes the duty Of
the Government 10 assist the State in
osTTyinE out the programmes which has
been agreed upon between Gen. Harnrv
and the State Of Missouri. We believe
notwithstanding these rumors, that the
armed gangs ut Jefferson Chy vii think
better q II nBd return TO their homes.
One hundred men VITA six picces Of
cannon, arrived at jefferson City yestcr-
day, upon the White Cloud, from Inde-
peDdCnce.
Our Informant states that considerable
excitement prevails atJcnerson City ia
consequence Of the discovery Of an al.
tempt TO poison the troops, by putting
arsenic in the -four from which Their
broad is made. II appears that Union
man is baker TO the troops and Sc
in order 20 effect his dcstrue.
ton, made an trfnn .cmcnt with an.
grcsh 70 poison the bread. She informed
aguinst him, and spice wcrc placed 90 as
70 overheur the corveuatiUn between
him and the woman, when he was arcs.
led and placed IN Jail A proposition
Nas made to hang him, but il was over.
ruled.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
-Four Days Later from Europe
ArrIVnI OF The EInn.

CARE RACE, May "a The steamer
Etnu, with Liverpool dates to tho 10th,
passed here tl-day.
Corn closed with an adyancing ten.
dcncy.
The British Government has issued a
proclamation warning subjects against
engaging Ia the war In America, and do
clurcs the intention of the Government
to r. main neutral. 1t also warns British
subjects il they enter the military ser
vice on either side, join ships of war or
transports, or att, nipt 70 get recruits. or
III out vessels for war purposes or for
transports, or break or endeuvor to break
any blockade lawfully aud actually cs-
tablishod, or carry soldiers, dispatches,
or materials oontruband Of war Tor either
party they will be liable 70 all the penal
~ ind Consequences, To do so will be
at their peril and In no wiso will thoy OBJ
tnin the protection Of the Government.
The first steamer from Liverpool 10 New
Orleans is advertised Tor August.
The Confederate State Commissioners
had an interview with N. Thouyenal on
the 18th inst.
France was about 10 send fleet 10
America to protect French Interests.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
Mcs1rr,,. Yi,rinin

twill be a turning rhume ifthc Gov.
srnment docs net detail sunlcicnt free
Into wesictu Virginia to protect tho Uu,
son men there and drive out the scccs-
sion troups, sert 10 hsrrAss and intimi.
date them. westcrn Virginia Is loyal and
Is erl,lsd 70 fpil protection, 1hst t6ir
vii be giych We have no doubt. Indeed
Il 10 already. anu, unrcd'thut several rcg.
incnts o. Government trooft hnvc eecu-
fird Srshon, at the Junction Of ths D,
4 o. aud Marietta Braach Railroads.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

THIS ogfnty, tho rendezvous Of howl
Ing tboitonisis and rsvinp FunatiCs, /,
y said, has DOT sent a tinRlo company 10
the ield,' ASS general thing you will
end that the ebo'uitnisfs proper arc sol
diers IN peace uBd citizens in ,vRr. Old
A'hietula does big republican voting but
little Uaion fghtiHE.--Advrrb'or
The HbOVe in or,lssry t.m's would be
mean enough, but al this crisis, when We
ne eeul'sd upon TO ignore patty and stand
together In defense Of the Union, L 1. In
tsnsely 90. Asht, bula has several CON-
RAhieS iR thC deld, while the editor Of the
AdysrtiSer IL At htmc in his tfiee Sian.
deFing her on, shame,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
washington Matters.
WAeHINaroS, Moy IA.

w AeMlNONNhf NluN Mls
Special 70 the c.mMegeial. u,
The brilges ~ The Orange and Alex.
0ndria r. r., aud Of the Hampshire aud
Londou n, r., have been destroyed Dor
20 miles. le lert |n
TAo Srvonth Regiment is ordered
home tomorrow,
Tao rebels are evidently preparing for
action. Reports received this morhlng
state that they ace Throwing up eRtr, och
ments At the ~ MannAssRs Gap Junction.
and secessionis1s Ia AlsSaudria are loud
y boasting to-day that they will soon be
reh we'd ~ the ADVANCE OF rebel troops
from Richmond. Tho Gov,rnment,
howeV,r, is prepared % ull points 10
cheek any mcvemeats of the enemy,
II Is understood that any moVemeat Of
Gen. Lee for throwing rebel forces for
ward from Richmond IN the direetign Of
Aannasseas Ga9 or HarPer's Ferry will
Immediately be followed by en- at,sck OF
Cen, Butlch, torces on NeTfolk,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
EngInnd aud The Southern Cor.
fCdCrncy

Tho Philadelphia Prcss ontertains the
belief that Minister Adams has been Hu.
thoriLed 20 say to Lord John Roswell and
Lord Pnlmcrslt n that an attempt, directly
Or Indirectly, officially or unofieiaIly, 10
treat with or 20 recognize the com MISS
lonors OF tho traitors now in arms against
THIS Government, will be Immediately
followed by Il demand for lit passport
and be a declaration, In the name Of tho
United States, that all the exeouaturs
granted to the british eonsuls ana com.
mere al agents In this country will be
lmucdi Utcly forfeited and withdrawn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
A u.elni IIrrimnnt

The gallant Eighth Massachusetts 1,
ono Of the best In the field they arc tho
most handy men in service. Thev 70.
pair the railroad, run locomotives, and
build bridges. The other day a number
!of them went 20 work and made cnntceng
for the regiment Some Of them were
itauoned in the treasury buildings, and
hhving no watfr they got lead pipos and
laid them cqusl 10 any New York plum
bor and now hGvl oil the water th,y
went In their quarters. At Annapolis
they moved cut the old Constitution II, m
the wharf, whurc she was in danger of
being seized by the seccssionists, and M 4.
chored her IN the bay, with the doxtcrity
OF sailors. Our New Yorkcrs say they
never saw such fellows. The Scccss.
ionists threaten they will Give them no
qunrio =, but this is c rtuin, the Massa-
chusctts boys will never ask Tor any
WhIlo ON the march their scouts secured
the country FOR miles in advance of the
main boty. Three or four of them
would take the cars from hero to Aunup.
oils, along line filed with rangers
They are an ingenious dare devil set of
iol ows, aud moSI Of them good marks
men.
The Rhode Island regiments a splen.
did set OF men. Th,ir uniform is very
simple, aud The best fitted Tor active ser.
vice OF any have sytu; 100 arc armed
with brcoeh-louding rifles. They have
the best baggage train aud comuiissariu
department among The volunteers
!YdlhiayfoH Correspondence Of Ae Ne,o
York Word,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
Troops Moved into " ostern Virsiuia--
Tive ohio Rogiments at Grafton.

We learn that twenty-five hundred U.
;, troops were moved yesterday from tho
Ohio river to Grafton, the junction Of the
.uNoawostcrn branches Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Among them were
the ltth and als,Ohio regimcuts, which
were lately at Camp Taylor. Gnron is
about ohe hundrcd miles from Wheeling.
Il has been reported that there were fif-
ten hundred Secession troors at that
Point II that is 20, there Is prospe
OF brush with tho enemy. Doubtless
this movement was made with view %
the approaching convention Of Western
Virginia. Cleveland Leader GSA.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
mL vernon SAFE.

The silly rumor The, Vas started BY
tAs ~. y Herald, tha, the remains o.
Wushiagtcn had been taken iron the
yaelt At NJ. Vernon and removed to the
intrHor Of Yirginia. turns out u BE- un-
fruec The rebels, with al their steal
ings aud PluHdsrings, have not commit
ted that sacrilceo yet nor will they be
permitted TO Go 90, The ushcs Of wssh-
frg'on are nations hcritsgc und his
memory iS injured in the national heart.
We te 30 the trsi'or that attempts to de-
spoll asof cithcri
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
Mootlna Of western coveraor,..ipdi-

ana Trool s--Cen. MeCleliPnd
ISpiAsoroLIs, May e5,--Goy, Yates of
Illinois, aud Senator T,unbull OF tie
same State, arrived here THE mornina.--
Tho three Governors, viz, Dpunisen OF
Ohio, Yates OF Illinois, aud Morton OF
Indiana, had long conference to-day,
the result Of which had not been made
public,
MjoT General George n, McClelland
and the three Governors reviewed five
regiments Of U. 5. troops and two Regi.
ments of State troops this afternoon. =
Gen. MoCielland expressed great sur.
prise az the proficiency of the troops, and
was highly grouRed with then advance.
ment,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
A klnnon,Inns IInnr.

Tbatseamp deserves to be put on short
allowance. for elk months, who pcrpc.
trated the hoax, which was autographed
oil over the oou'try on Sunday. about the
capture Of scwolrs Point aud eco Be-
eessionists. What the object could have
boon in getting np fuch an enormous
osHafS, or hOwfhc Associated Prcss came
70 be hpmbugged " it, we esHnot imsg-
E.. ....
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

R Rohmond is the aim Of Gen. Butler
snd Il y repcrtei be intends occupying &
By tie a0lh Of July.
Gen. Paterson will throw large mass.
es Of troops from Chambersburr down
the raryland line In direction Of Har.
per's Ferry, 10 order to check any move
ment rom that point.
There arc 5000 troops AZ the Relay
House, near Baltimore, and they can
bold that place against great odds
Large scouting parties are sent ont BY
the Federal ofieerg every night ss far a.
tho PoiRt Of Rocks.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
From ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Texas Troops,

y. LhANthWVNIH1 Moy 70,
The United States forces from the In
dian country west OF Kansas, eompris-
ing six companies OF cavalry aud Eve Of
infantry, under command Of Lieut.. Col
onel Emery, rrcs within fw doys
march Of this city, with all their means
Of subsistence, On the Texas frontier
they made Srapid retrograde march
Tn y captured twenty-five Texans, who
had been dogglng the troops for some
lime, Theywere held prisoners enc day
aud discharged ?
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
Highly Important nom Eng
Iuud.

The ndvIces by the steamer lust ar,
lived d, ,hnitcly settles the neutrality Of
England, and as We iuCer, dispcls the il
fusion OF any recognition Of the "Con.
lcderote States" The only recognition
tho rebels are greeted with il of the
b boekadc, and that is very poorly ealcu.
lated, indeed, to comfort them in this
their extremity,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
Twenty -onc Regiment, from Ohio.

Gov Donnison has announced that
Ohio's contingent Of troops Tor tho thr, Q
years service Is twcpty-onc rogimtuts.--
This includes the eleven at Camp Den.
nIson, tho two at Washington City, and
part Of the nine now In The State service.
provided they will enlist for the required
term, II they do not. more troops will
be taken from the Militia OF tho Reserve
Tor this purpose,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

WAsHNGroN, May 27.-The New
York 9th aud 28th r gimcnts are two
miles beyond Aloxandriu, on the line
Of the rairopd. A Cur load d with pro-
visions, and having IS Secession soldiers
on board 10 citizens dress, has been
brought TO Alexandra. a man who was
seized by Zouavcs three miles f. ON that
city, carrying a secession flag, was made
by them to carry il on pole to the Mar
shall House, und then trumplcd on it,
The man was then placed in custody.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
Particulars Of Col. EIIsworrh's
Dcath-First IRuFels for the
Michigan ngegimcnf.

NEw York, May 24.-Thc Tribuno's
dispatch furnishes the following purticu-
lars
C1l. Ellsworth was shot us he was de-
eccnding the stairs with the Secession
flag which he had torn down, by the man
Jackson, keeper Of the Marshal House.
with double barrel gun, lie died al
most instantly, dycing the Secession fllg
with his own blood. IIo only said "AIy
cd !" A late dispatch suys Alexundria
10 taken and will be held
The First Michigan Regiment entered
town about six O'Clock, an hour after
the appearance, Of the Zouaves, aud cap
tured a body Of cOyolry who at first dc
manded time to consider but were forced
to yield without delay.
Nav YoRE, May 24--Severul boxes
containing bowie knives aud powder
aasks for ST. Louis, have been seized in
a house in Fulton street.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
IIlEIIy Imporlnnt Ion NYash.

Highly Important from wash.
ingtOH-oceupatiOn Of Alex.
nndria, Arlington HIiHhsg aud
Fairfax Count HOuse--COI
Ellsworth Killed. r..
WnmseroS. May g4.--As was sup
posed would be the case, late last night
several regiments, with the New Jersey
and Michigan brigudcs, Ellsworths Zou.
ayes and distfict milt1fy crossed into Vir-
giniu, the VirRihiv piekcts having been
previously driven in by the advance
Rinrd.
One Of the regiments took tho road
leading 70 Fairfax Court House, nbout
twenty miles from Washington, while
another one, the Jersey stopped at the
forks, mile from the Long bridge await
ing orders. An advance into Virginia
was al made rom another point, name.
y, at the mouth Of the Potomte Aque.
duct, at Georgetown. ....
The New York Seventh Regiment was
among the troops. aud aftor several hours
march, occupied point betwcon the
bridge and Columbia Spring, on the line
u the Washington and Alexandra r all
road
The District Of Columbia troops re.
turned 10 Washington this morning.
From 5000 20 10000 troops were sent
over into Virginia this morning.
Firing was heard ocoasionly by the dri-
wing In Of the Virginia pickets.
y 9o,olock A. M.-Tho New Y rk Zou-
avcslith and 6gth,and Jersey regiments
hold Alexandra, while Arlington flights
are occupied by several regiments.
The entrance into Alexandra WIS at
landed by an event which cast the deep
cst gloom over this community. Col.
Ellsworth who Ind hauied down the Sc
cession dag from the Marshal House was
soon after shot by concealed G.
His dead body has been brought to the
Navy Yard. Accounts from
Alexandria uro som,what contrudistorJ,
'ut thcr, is no doubt Of the fact that
ian nnmed Jsskson, who shot Ellsworth .
vas instantly put tO douth-some say by
10Th bullet and b yonet.
When the Federal troops reached Al
tho Virginia troops fred at
hem and fed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
Nav YoEK, May 20.

The steam = Philadelphia arrived here
from Fort Piekeus, the l4th, bringing
Lieut., Slgmmer aud command, also sey-
eral women aud workmen, All Was qui-
otIhsrS, Col, Brown commands the fort.
The health Of the returned men Is bad
from. oyonxOrk and exposure.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
News by lale1raph.
IThc AOuiVes ANcnging thelr
COinnlundcr.-

MidUight,--Tne Tungls Dispatch says
a geRtlsmea ipsl arlHed from Alexandra
SAYS be EirO Ionayes have commenced
oxseuuRg their threats a Vengeunoo.--
They have alIsady shot th.ps violent Sc
essionists, t ~ ...".r
The people At Alexandra, who were
sympaihiznrs with jackson, have bcan
compelled u Gee for their lives.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
Eueecueor 90 JohH'sbermnu

The returns OF the special election in
tho iSh Congressional Dislriet, on Tues
lay, Indicate the choice Of Judge s T.
Wereestef Of NorwSlk BY a large major.
iiY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

Having retul0Od lhls moTning hom
penanoais, plhrIk WnltaNc beou fol fes-
cral IlarB Eve cnn nsaiiIa cur roadera thai
the rrporfs cein1 y ahunl thst.a haiiio
vii Cnon Rfcut 81 fpst tickero are
mere conisclurna y 0f che plans ol
ndy Of tb0kc 10 eDnmapd, nothing ia
tlowr. "a 1c.ai headquartens, We eoHs
versed with several 0fACeni fron the
enmps, ani ihaya n aaeate 20 that nolh-
.Sna tan he ccrteiiily knoWn. Our own
ssioD. formed while IN PensscOlu,
u l1at thcga uiil bo no bsttle ~ all a
ttrtfrl ~ = lcaaf that IL is not noiv
lnt iii1st - " ihr ecafedeFtte q enltor,
aiqfiql,lc ~. aata.ll ..l.I 6
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
The 4th Noimr nonnc.

The time for which the fsmous n, T..
7th Regiment engaged To serve thu @ Goy.
eminent having expired, they arc per
snR.Cd 20 return home. They were
wDlirg 70 r,weln lSrtsT ifEeStcd.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

Taltcn PrisOners.

A gentleman who arrived from Fort
ross Nobroe on Saturday morning, says
that up 70 then no attack on Sewal's
Point has been made. II is understood
that no movCmtfts will be mtdc until
rc-inforcements arrive, when Norfolk
will probably be attacked.
lie confirms tho report Of the capture
OF three hundred seeessionists at Hamp-
ton. The Federal troops now occupy Il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
iOhIo troops az VvashIngten.

Wa lcarh BY a special Washington
Dispatch 20 tho Cleveland Ied9ef Of
Fhdoy, that the FIRST and SECOND Regi-
mants of Ohio troops arrived a. the cap
ital on Ihnusdny, evening" They we're
received with nlostenthatiastic che sTieg
They arc woll ana IN gaod sblsi.s, lhef
passiA ihreUgh Dltmac
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31

OF Senator p0usLAS was reported a
grestdsal better on Sunday at 4 O'clock,
and as no nebiion Mas since been made
&c b 10 DC Pr,tOmod thSt he has since
eOptppsd % inprore, risasia