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


Fedtfal and state Governmcnts. Then
mutnally declare q common object Of re-.
storing peace and good order to the peo.
lple Of tho State in subord n ition 20 the
laws OF the General and State Govern.
ments and unite in recommending all per.
sons 10 respect each others right,
Throughout the State, and make no at.
tempt 20 exercise unauthorized powers
as Il is the determination Of the proper
authorities 10 suppress all unlawful pro
oeodihgs, which con only disturb the pub.
lie peace,
Gen. Price pledges the whole power
Of th3 State officers 10 maintaih order
among the people Of the State, and Gen.
Harncy declares that this object being
assured he can have no occasion, as he
has no wish, 10 make military movements
which might otherwise creato excite
ments and jealousics which he most earn.
estly desires TO avoid They, therefore,
enioin upon the people 10 attend to their
civil business, and express the hope
that the unquet elements which have
threatened Ho seriously to disturb the
public peace may sosn subside, end be
remembered only 20 be deplorod.
Private dispatches also announce that
the Southern Confedcrucy has establish.
ed blockade at Memphis, prohibiting
the passage Of all upward bound boats.
MONTGOMERY, May 81.
Gov. Ellis telegraphs President Davis
that North Carolina passed the ordinances
OF secession Unanimously.
NEw YORK, May 81.
The London Times says a regular cam
paign In Maryland appears unavoidable
and the borders will perhaps witness hor.
rors which will be remembered for gen
erations. All England can do is 10 keep
aloot Not only positive law but the
moral feeling of the community will for
bid any British subject to engage n the
conaict.
BALTImoRE, May 81.
The New York second regiment pass
cd through this city to-day. They were
we'll received and cheered In all parts of
tho city.
The Hon. Chauncey Shsfer made a
speech 10 the New York 9TH regiment
TO- day, and invoked them by no means
to return homo before the close Of the
war.
Il is undcrstood they will be guided in
this matter by Gen. Scott, and are will
ing TO remain If there was n prospect Of
a speedy opening Of tho campaign.
WASHINGTON, May 10.
Senator Foot, Of Vermont, tenders
Government ten regiments of Green
Mountain boys.
The World's correspondent says -
A large number oil Bostonians here as
sure the Government that il con have
abundant material cid.
The N. Y. HerNld's special says -
Memphis ia in a doplorable state. Troops
are constantly arriving and being trans
fsrred to Fort Randolph, The universal
talk was the ease with which the North
can be conqurCd.
A Union manlwas hung in Louisiana
few days since for expressing Union SEN
tlment'.
CINCINNATI, May 20.
Three companies Of u. s. Artillery,
from Fort Randall, Mimi, under com
mand of Major Getty, arrived here Sun
day morning and encamped in the Or
Phan Asylum lot. They leave for Camp
Dennison this morning. There are now
10000 Ohio Volunteers at Camp Den
nison.
Aaron Harlan has been nominated to
g Yi0c~ JJrws'in.
MONTGOMERY, May 90
IL Is reported that Congress will ad-
j)urn Tomorrow various speculations
are indulged in about the probable place
OF Te-4ssem6ling. That they will meet
~ Richmond in July, seems to be the
most popular belief
NEw ORLEANS, MAY 20.
passenger from Texas reports that
Gen. Young was pursuing Mon gOmory
aud the Federal troops. lie overlook
hls baggage, supply aud ammunition
trains, With some beCycs and horses
Montgomery had evacuated Fl. Washita
and was on his way to Fort Arbuckle.-
Gen Young was determined TO take
Forts Cobb and Arbuckle.
WASHINGTON, May 20.
The Post says Government has receiy-
cd advices from London, which afford
satisfactory indications Of the line Of
policy which will DO pursued by the Brit
lsh Govtrnment towards the secedcd
states. The Administration entertains
firm conviction that It's course in crush
ing out the Rebellion, will be fully sus.
tanned In England.
Judge Nelson writes from Tennessee,
that The Union men Of tho eastern sec.
ton Of the State will give 90 600 major.
ity against secession.
WASHINGTON, May 90.
The U. s, transport Freeborn arrived
this afternoon direct from Fortress Mon
roe, bringing dispatches 10 the Govern.
ment. On the way up she captured two
small We sells aud brought them to the
Washington Navy Yard,
A passenger on the Frecborn states
that on Saturday, two vessels from the
feet paid visit TO the vicinity Of Sew
alFs Point, about four miles from the
Fortress, where the Yirginians were. .ereo.
ing batteries, and threw sundry shells
u the works spelling materially the arch
teotural arrangements. Shots were
irOd but without effect Il was not known
" whether any one on shore was injured.
Gov. Deuuison has recently issued an
address 10 the volunteers OF Ohio, ap-
pealing 70 them 10 enlist for three years
service, u the war shall no logger con
unuo. He repeats the offer OF slO0
oounty, 70 be paid TO each soldier at The
conclusion Of the service and also the
settled policy OF the Government to give
bounty land FYehaVe no doubt but tl.atI
ln ample number viii volunteer for the
full term Of service, Il
CHAnBERsBuR5, AIay 90.
Seven hundred Virginia troops, arrived
oppoaite WilliamspoTt, on the Potomac
River, 2e miles south Of this point. II
is believed here that they iutend making
IN ineursion into the southern bOr-