The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10

chanRcable, notwithstanding any opinion
expressed or recorded. To assure Thou.
vonal that no difference of opinion exists
between the President and Cabinet. tbe
path is plainly marked out by stern me-
eessity, and not At the hands Of this
Adminisuaiion is this Government to
end.
France has assurance not to take any
hasty steps, which is considered satisfac-
tory, although attended by reservations.
Mr. Seward says Ia reply 10 Faulkncr's
answer that force would not g used, &c.
that the time when these e.estions had
any hesitancy had passed. Insurgents
with deadly war had tried 10 compel the
toyernment 20 recognize a di smember-
mont Of the Union. We have accepted
this civil war ns an inevitable necessity.
Constitutional remedies are still omen 10
the insurgents and will remain so. You
cannot be too decided in making know n
to the French Government that no iden
does or will exist, Of suffering a dissoIu.
ton Of tho Union 20 take place in nnv
way, peaccably or forciby. IL has nev.
er entered the mind ofany candid states
man here and it is high time that Il be
Dismissed by European statesmen.
NSlgned) WM. II. SDwARD.
NEw YORK, Nav 8.
The Hcrald's special from perrvvilis
avn says: There are now thirty thousand
troops in Washington, including the
Iennsylvania troops who camo through
baltimore. Troops willtuko possession oil
A!eX1nfria tomorrow.
The American flag floats over Hayro
de Grace.
WAsmNCroE, May 3.
Gen. Harney in lettor 10 Col. O'Fal- |
Ion, st. LOsis, says he will continue In
the service Of tho Government which |
mas =, bestowed honors upon him 20 long.
nc nc Wlll continue its.faithful loyal soldier.
Ihat secession leads to anarchy. lie
Implorcs Missouri not to ruin herself and
become the instrument Of mad ambitious
iiaunionists. ''0'
Ten. Scott dispatched to Gen. Butler
NJ Annapolis, giving him throe davs 10
Iako possession Of the Relay House. nine
miles from Baltimore. Butler rcspondod
no would have religious services there
.o-uayti This is done to cooperate with
.he PennsyiYania troops advancing upon
baltimore on the other side.
All the bridges destroyed will be re.
opened by Wednesday. Workmen have
'oen aided by the people.
A member Of the Police hoard nJrnits
ne reception OF 1000 rifles by the seces.
lonlsts, rom Harper's Ferry.
Ihe Times Baltimore dispatch a1ys
IL but four cnmpanies OF militia have
cen diseharged.
BALTIMORE, May 5.
New York SD and Massacnuscts 9Th
egments arrived at noon at the RELAY
iouse and took possession Of tho tele.
'rdph and planted 8 howitzcrs on the vi.
duct and invested the place. This gives
Iuil command OF the road to and from
ne West. They cut ofFtho telegrapbie
COMMUNICATION with Harpers Ferry. II
rumored this movement looks like rc-
9kng hatplace. Half the members or
ne Legislature are in Baltimore if the
communication is cut Off with Frederick.
hey won't get there tO-morrow.
NEW York, May 5.
The Hcrnld's special SAYS that Col.
illsworth's ZOuaves and the r. |. artil-
cry are ordered 10 Alexandria.
Annapolis and Baltimore and twenty
niles each side Of the track Of the B. 4
X. H., are created military depots.
Commanded by Butler.
CLEVELAND, May 4.
Governors Curtin Of pennsylyania.
lennison OF Ohio, Randall of Wiscon-
ln' Blair Of Michigan, Morton Of Indi-
ma and EN-Governor Knrnor of Illinois /
,,ere in conference here last night
'heir proceedings are not known. They '
,,cre serenHded and addressed the peo-
le. Wv P'O-
CAIRO, ILL.,, May 4
Gen. Pillow, Gen. Ely and Others,
rominent officers Of the Confederate
-muy, and large number Of Mississippi,
rkunsas and Tennessee troops are at Il
Iemphis, and heavy guns are arriving y
lere daily.
Col. Prentiss, commanding officer at 81
llS point, just received the following dis ',
itch from three Of the most prominent II
uzons Of Cincinnuti:
"General Pillow has several stet mers -
addy at Memphis. lie moditates an inn
ediate attack on Cairo"
Col. Prentiss replied:
tch onh hin come, he will loarn to DIG
am ready"
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