The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21

bOohNlllc.
A gcntlemah from the above place re-
ports that Capt Kelly was running trains
all day on the Pacific road between Tin
ton and Syracuse impressiug men into
the service of the state, and that firing
was heard for several hours Ia the dirce-
ton Of Boonvllc.
The telegraph limo west Of Jefferson
is out Of order, and no information Of
movements can be got.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Democrat learns from gentleman
Just rom Lexington, that yesterday even
ing rs the advance guard of United states
cavalry, under Capt. Price, were moving
along the road few miles from Indepen.
dence. they suddenly came upon con.
siderable body Of State troops stationed
on the top Of hill, with cannon com
manding the road The cavalry irst FIR
cd upon the State troops. and the State
troops returned FIRE, killing three of the
Federal troops. -Four Becrssionists arc
reported TO have been killed, one Of whom
was Col Holloway, in command Of the
troops.
There was no pursuit Of the cavalry,
and on Friday the State forces were con-
centrating at Blue Drills, t8kine stronp
position and awaiting an expected attack
from the Federal troops.
About thirty seccssionists attacked
small number Of Federal troops guarding
Dardeneo Creek bridge, both ON the Mis-,
souri, Railroad, near ST. Charles. but
were repulsed. Two Federal soldiers are
said to~be mortally wounded.
LATER.
The Democrats special from Jefferson
City suys:
a citizen OF this place who has lust
arrived In a skif ON six. miles below
Bonneville brings the nows that Cen.
Lyon attacked and completely routed the
State forces at Bonneville, killing 300
and taking GEO plisoneB. Gen, Price
was mortally wounded. The Federal
troops had seventeen killed.
ST.LoUGs, juno is.
The Democrat has just rereiged the
following dispatch from Jefferson City;
Mr.. Gordon, Of st. Louis. aud other
gentlemen from above give the following
account Of the battle at Boonyille: Gen.
Lyon landed four miles below Boonvillo
and opcnod a heavy cannonade rrainst
the rebels, who Tctrcated and dispersed
into the adjacent wood, from where, hid.
den behind bushes and trees, they opencd
a brisk fire on our troops. Gen. Lyon
then ordered hasty retreat to the boats
and tue rebels, encouraged by this move
mont, rallied and followed the troo into
a wheat field.
Gen. Lyon now halted, faced his'troops
about, aud bringing the whole force of
his artillery to bear, opened murderous
fire on the rebels, three hundred ofwhom
wore killed The balance fled in all di-
rcctions, leaving their arms on the field.
Gen. Lyon then moved forw ard and took
possession Of Boonvillc.
Gen. Price was taken with violont
attack of diarrhea at the beginning ofthe
battle, and was taken on steamer and
carried to his home in Charlton.
Coy. Jackson viewed the battle from n
distant hill, aud fed for parts unknown
after the defeat Of his forces.
There is a grcatrcjoicing among the
Union men hero, aud the Stars and
Stripes are hoistcd on tho Capitol. Guns
were fred, and tho Star Spanglcd Ban
nor was played ly the rcgimentnl
band.
Scouting parties win 30 sent in all di-
rcctions tomorrow 70 cut off the retreat
Of the rebels.
Steamers soon arrived with two can
non, ammunition and artillery men, which
have been planted at Col. Boernstine's 5
heed quarters. @
John Fitzpatrick, ono Of the most yio-
lent scccssonists Of this State, took allie
glance to the H.. 8. Government in the
presence Of all officers here to-day.
WASHINGTON, June rs.
The Ohio regiment which was attack.
ed at Vienna, was on the train for the
protection Of the telegraph line, and all
were unaware of the masked batteries
which were planted in the woods and
surrounding hills. The batteries are
stillthcre, but It is understood an attempt
to take them win be made during the
cay.
Information has boen received hero
that ono column Of the rebel forces al
Manassas Junction is on the retreat to-
wards Aqua Creek, another covering
thoir movement by a pretended advance
towards FairruS Court House. I.I
The fire on the Jet Ohio Regiment Il
believed TO have been by small arms from
an ambuscade oftho enemy on both sidei
ofthe cut, as well as from the battery il
front.
The Washington Evoning Star says
We lern at noon to-day that the tota
number killed on the spot was six. Tht
mon behaved admirably. Two Of thos,
wounded died this morning. The few
wounded are but slightly hurt.
! Special TO the Evening Post.-Gen
Scott has ordered the regulars and sov
cral regiments of Col Patterson's diyis
ion 10 come 20 Washington at once tn,
lgemainder OF PRtterson's column will 90
/ cupy Harper's Ferry. More troops viii
also be concentrated at Baltimore.
! Maj. Shermans Of the Light ARTILLERY
gives il as his opinion that herebcls ar
leaving their position at Manassas juno
ton,
Gen. Tyler with force Of Fedora
troops was four miles from Vienna at II
lo'clock this morning, The Rebels fel
back with ther artillery before daylight.
A gentleman just ffom Fairfax, say
there are four or five regiments of Rebel
there.
It is said tbreo CT the enemy wer
. killed at Vienna.
Tho majority against separation Il
East Tennessee h estimhteda at from 10,
600 g 10000 by The secession papers Q
that State.
BALTIMORE, June l4.--Caniield, Unio
/. e (, elected lP the First District. Ills be