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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
CIcnnings from tho MAILS,

Eleven thousand barrels of salt had
been made by the East Saginaw Salt
Company up 90 the lst Of July last
Eight thousand Of this was sold to the To-
cal trade.
The Ohio State Fair takes place at
Dayton, Sept. 10th TO l4th. There is
prospect Of lurge exhibition, consider
ing the fact that we are in the midst Of a
civil war.
THE RIeHT SrmIT.--Tho young men
around Richmond, Ind, are forming a
cuvalry company, and the farmers there
obouts are presenting them with horses.
Each farmer having a spare horse is con-
tributing him to the good cause. This
10 ks as If the Revolutionary spirit was
still abroad.
The best preventative Of disaffcction in
an army is to keep il in the face Of foe.
There are no mutnies on a battle field.
The noisiest grumblers in the camps at
Washington would be quiet enough, and
brave enough under the enemy's bat 'rics.
There is nothing like "n charge" to stop
mischeyous garruilty.
The Cincinnati papers are again stir
ring up the matter Of deienscs for that
city, in the event Of any threatened DEM
onstratiou in that direction.
Ben. Wood, Of the New York Ncics
has issu, a card in which he avows the
determination TO oppose "the present
fratricidal war, even though it be at the
risk of property, personal liberty anC
life." He better be sent to Fort LuFay
cite.
0J-Geo. w. Mcneil, Esq, of Summit
county, member Of the State E1ceutiv,
Committee Of the 9TH of August Conven'
ton party, has rendered his resignation
as n member orthat Committee and pro,
nounces for the Union.
0STThc Plain Dealer for the last four
days has appeared without the 9TH of Au-
gust Convention ticket at the mast head
The last platform, which accompanied
tho announcement of Marshall for Lieut.
Governor and baptised the N. Y. News
Day Book, &c, as democratic pa.
pcrs," was too much to stand Ondit cav.
cd.
0STGen. o. NJ. Mitchell has been pu
in command Of Camp Donnison as 4
camp Of instructions. and also has cherg,
Of the defcnscs Of Cincinnati.
or Minister Adams writes that h,
does not think the British Government
contemplatos any change Of position 81
long as the blockade is continued.
05-The Sandusky Register of Wed
nesday contains letter from Captain
sprPgue, dated from Richmond, Va, il
prison, Aug IS. He was captured whil'
, coming home on fnrlough
New York TRBUNE.-On tho 9TH o
( September instant, the New York Wcel;
ly Tribune will commerce the twenty
FIRST year of its existence; The Dali
Tribune being some months older, an
The semi-Wcekly Tribune somewha
younger.
0]rGustavus NJ Baseom and Hsnr
Thrall Of Columbus, have been appoint
J ed Assistant Adintant Generals By tn
D President, with the rank Of Captain.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06

In this unhappy conflict there can be
but two parlies-P atriots aud Traitors
--DougiGs' last Speech
This short sentence tells the wholC
story--PaWiots and Traitorsl How true
il 10. Every man must be one or tho 9th
or. There Is no neutral position. For
the country or against it--whieh are youl
Nor can there be Republican or Demo
cratic party during the war. Old issues
arc dead, buriod-mergad IN the great
question OF Union or nisunion. Nor eau
there be dodging To catch votes-Mask-
cd battery platforms viii not do. The
people will storm all such. Guerrilla
politicians will be uuhoned--truitors Of
all descriptions will meet the doom Of
traitors. Union OF Disunionl Honest
men aud patriots viii chose the right side
Tho side Of the whole Country. -cleV.
Hsra's.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
FIGURES VIII NOT LIE.

II has peon charged upon Gov. Denni
son that he has been guilty Of political Of
faporiiism in bis military appointments.
Let US sec.
or the 2s Colonels appointed by Gov.
Dennison, ~ were democrats 0 Ropuli-
cans, American and politics unknown.
Eight Of them we're educated ut West
Point, seven served 10 the Mexican war
six served three months in Western Vir.
glniu, and two were called from civil life
without military experience.
or the total number Of Col nols in
Ohio-42, 1s belonged 70 the Democrat.
ic party, ls were Republicans, 3 to the
American and tie politics Of three is un.
known.
SO this charge falls to tho ground and
these croukers must find some other ex-
cuso for being secessionists.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
From IInrpcr's Ferry.

HTATTsTowE, Aug asa gentleman
from Harper's Ferry reports the Unionists
leaving in great numbers. There was no
Secession force in thatneighborhood, ex-
cept 100 cavalry from Martinsbarg. The
rebels are taking up the raiiroud track,
taking down locomotives and carry ing of
the machinery Of the Baltimore g. Ohio
Companies workshops.
II ia said they will take up sufficient
track 10 connect Winchester with Stras-
burg, There has been vague rumofs to-
day that the rebels intended making a
demonstration at Edwards or Nelson's
Ferry.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
JUDGE LANCE POPULARITY

Judge Lang, the unti-wur. "peace. on
any-torms" candidate for State Senator,
was candidate for Representative in this
county, two years ago. and was beaten by
Gideon Jones Esq. RAINING some 400
votes behing his ticket and coming out
fourth in the race. If he runs no better
in other counties tha he does in Seneca,
he will be beaten thousand votes.
This same Judge Lang is continually
denouneing the war and the Administers
ton aud says, "he traitors South are
Just as good Chrisiians and citizens as ,O:
are"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
A FAIR PROPOSITION--NO
DODGING.

Hon. n. J. J,wett's letter Of Sceept
anee, which the last Advertiser said we
dare net publish, will be found on the
first page Of this pepper.
Now, we ask the editor 70 be equally
fair and honorable and publish the letter
Of Hon, J. Scott Harrison, declining the
nomination for Lieut. Gov. on the same
ticket with himself This letter has not
appeared IN the Advertiser and, we ven.
ture TO sey,h willnol. Let its readers
watch and see.
ICthe editor i ufraid toilet HaFrisop's
letter go before HE readers, Se challenge
him Il, o,publish Douglas last speech; or,
if this is too strongio his delicate stom-
ach, let him give to his readers the speech
Of Thos. p. MeOgher Daniel s. Dickih-
son, 10. lIoh or Andy Johnson--all good
Democrats, Cer,siny the Advertiser
cap have no objection to publishing ,hc
sppcchcs Of spcH men,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
Gone lo pnrls unknown.

Il is our melancholy duty to announce
that the editor Of the Seneca Advertiser
has len Seneca ooonty--perhaps for the
couuH's gocd, Our authority for this
statement is the following extract taken
from the last issue Of that paper.
"We debfany man 10 lind 'trNitor' OF
eeoessionist Ia Seneca county y.---FVem0ni
journal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
They Decline IO Rum On a Par
" Wicker.

The Wooster Republican says that Mr..
Wiley withdraws his name from the Dem
ocratic ticket for Representative. Hc is
going to the wars as Captain.
John Brinkerhof also declines his po-
sition as Democratic candidate fov Treo-
surer of Wayne county, as he will moi
suffer his name to be used in a party con
test in the present state Of the country.
Thus speak the patriotic Democrats o
the "backbone."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
The Government First.
PARTIES AFTERWARD.

"Do not talk about Republicans Hopj do
not ialk about Democrats noie; do not tain
about Wings or Americans ho,o faik
about your Country and he Consiifuiion
and ne Uaion-fduc that; preserve he
integrity Of 1e G0vefRmeat; oaoe more
place Il erect among tAe nations; andtheR
u irs rant to divide about questions that
mdy arse IN our midst zee have goUsrn-
meHi 10 diVidc in."-[ Extract from the
late speech Of Hon, ANEREw Johnson, Of
Tennessee, In tho U. y. Senate.
"No man odn be a true Democrat cith-
Oui befRg at thc same time a loyal patriot
and here are bRf too positions 10 assume
ace must either Be for or against our gov
crnmcnt-eiihcr p A TRT TO- rs or
TRAITORS."-lDoUGLAs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
ARIlINoCERos LOOSE.

Dan, Rioo's Rhinoceros got loose, the
other day, by the upsetting of the cage in
the river near La Crosse, Wis, aud is
still at large, lie makes a certain slough
"a the neighborhood his headquarters and
commits d,predutonsupon adjacent com
fields to tho infinite terror of che inhubi-
tOnts. All Efforts to rccapture him have
thus far proved unavailng.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06

tastsr FURr MoaRoE, Sept !.
81 The Steamer George Peabody arrived
from Hatleres inlet THE morning, having
In tow the prime boats eap,nred in the
inlet.
o The Harriet Lane was got onSatunlay.
Her armament aud coal had been thrown
overboard. Tic guns would be recuv.
sre,Li The Minnesota had lell for Now
York with tho CoRlederOte prlsonoTs.--
The SecessioniBts had eight killed aud
twenty-five wounded. A new Military
Depot, il is supposed, will be created foT
GencFal Butler
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
Mon,tIr rrnitor.

Tho Cleveland Plain Dealer hsuls
down the Democratic ticket, and comes
ont ia favor Of the Uuion, The editor
could not stand the reasonable character
Of his late Democratic associates. Thou.
sands Of other Democrats are doing the
same thing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
TuOMAs n. mEAGmER

This distinguished Irish patriot deliver
ed an address to the Goth Qrish) Regi-
ment, in New York the other day, which
for noble sentiment and truo Sloquence
cannot be cxeelled. He shows that the
true position OF patriots is to sustain the
Government and let parties take care OF
themselves,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06

Will be paid 70 any person who will
dnd a newspaper supporting the Demo-
cratic party ticket IN Ohio, that denoun-
ces Jeif, Davis and his followers ns much
as Il docs President Lincoln aud the sup
poriers Of the federal government, THE
Offer stands open I'm the 2d Tu' sdsy OF
= !, - = T0-eaa Rlalt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
Thnps Ihe TaIk.

Daniel s, DiekeusQn, speaking 10 ref
eFence 60 Lineoln's suspendiRg the HL-
beas Conus writ, said, "If ! had posses
sion Of traitor, and no other remedy
would srres, treaeheY, Iwopld srsPepd
thr wri; snd the individual too"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
WILL SOL PURLIsm rmEM.

The editor Of the Advertiser has not
pubhshed--he dare not publish the call
for the Ualon Convention In this county
nor will he publish entire the platform
adopted by it, although he has been iuVi-
ted to do so, He is afraid to let them go
before his readers. Let democrats watch
and see.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
Good News from MissOurf-.
Gov. MRgO0in's BROTHER az.
Ken Prisoner.

JETFTRsoN CRY, Mo-, Sept. l.-Col
MarshalPs cavalry were at Georgetown
on ThurSdby, and surrounded tho town,
taking Meg0ihn prisoner, with several
others. Ono Of Col. Marshalrs men was
killed, and one badly wounded They
have probably reached Lexington by
this time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
lion. Iohn Rrongh.

The Cincinnati Commercial learns that
the Hon. John Brough declines 10 be a
candidate for nomination fer Governor
before the Union Convention, The rea.
sons for declining are personal. He
sympathises heartily with the Union
movement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
TAKEs IT As PERsONAI..

The editor of the A dpsrtiser thinks
we mean him. when we speak Of soces-
sion sympOthisers at the North, and he
takes personal the remarks made about
secession "mosked battery" papers,
Tho guilty conscience will always be.
tray ITSELF
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
Another right.

A fight took place yesterday ut Boone
Court House, Va, between the rebels aud
ihree companies Of Federal troops, which
resulted IN the rout Of Tho rebels with q
loss of 30 killed, a large number wounded,
and 30 prisoners.
None were killed on our side, but six
were wounded Our Ren Lurncd the
town
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06

Sr Lovs, August 3l,--the Rcpubli
can loJrne that force Of sccessionists
four thousand Eve hundred strong, attack,
ed the four hundred and thirty Home
Guards and Federal troops in tho en-.
trenchmcnts at Lexington on Thursday
and were rcpulscd with loss OF sixty
killed. None Of the Federal force kllled.
This needs confirmation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
J.. G. LEE, Chairman.
cT1s. as, Fo.Trnr .'o.,I Secretaries.

We are often asked whether Congress
passed the resolution approving the acts
Of the President in regard to the war. In
bill No Is, entitled "An act to increase
the pay Of privates in the regular army
and Of the volunteers in the service o.
the United States, and for other purposes,
which hasscd both Houses of Congress
we find that the acts Of the President
were approved in the following words:
"Sec. 3 . And be Il further enacted
That all the acts, proclamation, and or
ders Of the Pre- .ident Of the UniteC
States after tho 4th Of March, 1861, res.
pccting the army and navy Of the United
States, aud calling out or relating to III,
militia or volunteers from the States, are
hereby approved, and in all respects mad,
legal and valid, to the same intent ant
with the same effect as IL they had beer
issued and done under the previous cx
press authority and direction Of the Con
gress OF the United States."
Hon. John Sherman voted for this &C
and Hon. Warren p. Noble voted agains
il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06

BALriNoEE, August 29---Daniel Decker,
edier ol the lIagersiown(MD Mail, Sc
ecssiou paper, was arrested to-d0y ,by
Gpyerpm,nt. Gen. McRaig, senator
frnm Allegheny county, WAS arrested 10
Washington county. Both will probably
be sent 70 Fort NJ, ,Heny,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
Union scnnforinI Con-

Delegates snd others, who wish to At.
tend, will bear In mind that the Union
Senatorial Convention, for this District
will meet at Upper sundusky, on Tues
day, Sept. 10th, at 1914. NJ. We hope
that every delegate appointed to 60 from
Seneca will be there aud that Union men
Of all parties. who can, will attend.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
INC HlokOTY QrOVe MurserIes.
At the head Of BroadWay,2 2 miles aboye the Oliver
House, ruls.o, o., Nuuld Vallihs attention Of
AEE.DEALEIlS AND NURSERY
MRN

want Of Trees and Plants for hll iTade. TO their
tock which v very larse and promising, ,eetsst-
ing Of nviT go acres slosely set, and having bot
limited trade they are enabled TO fll eFdeTf with
healthy trees, not exposed 20 the usual peiis attending
Shipments frim eastern nurseries.
Having % acre. Of Apple Treu, four yea's from the
can, viii enable them 10 satisfy parties who value
init trees like timber, aoooriingio size. The younger
.ioce - almost unlimited, very tLrtiy and hhe.--
Send ioi trade list
Odire on ed floor nreed', R'lhk, one minute walk
'ran r. Il. Depot. If fnbsentinqnire OF breed Bfcs.
or +. ~ llannum q Co.. on lst hoof.
Address HALL, Sfl nBlNs 4 co.
A tew careful, energetic Agents will End employ
at fair commiaaion, jan2e-am
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sherim7s Sale.
Mary RookeY

Naleniius Rocky
By virtue OF an execution, 70 wit. a writ o
veRdi exponis, duly issEed in the Court ol
Common Pleas Of Seneca eounty, Ohio
and 10 me directed, will oiIer for sale a
public yendre al the door Of the Court Hous,
in The city Of THIN, in said county, on
TIE 7lh DAY o. Occ0nER, A. ID. 1861,
oetween The hours OF 10 o'e oek A. NJ aud 4
o'clock r. M. OF said day, the following de,
soribed lands and tenemenis, to-wii;
The th halt The north west quatler o
section len (lO) 0lsO the soRlh east quarteI
u The south west quarter Of section three (3l
al IN toSnshp three D north Of range thir,
teen east 10 Seneca county, y.
LEVI WEIRlCK,
Sheriff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
GEN. FREMONT PROCLA
NATION.

The proclamation OF Gen. Fremont
declaring the property, slaves included
Of rebels in Missouri confscatcd, is q
bomb-shell in the camp Of the traitors
North aud South The squeamishness
about touching slave property, when ev-
cry other species Of property Is seized
must be got over. The slaves Of loyal
citizens will not be touched, but we be-
lievo, with Andy Johnson, that rebel in
arms has no right to own a dollars worth
Of property in slaves or anything else.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
Notice to the Public.
LOST OR STOLEN

vomher, ID. IeoO, thfee lrlmhitttfy notFt fiysn
" NsnfT =. Niles 10 kliat B' finch. Ode nhis ef
two hundred and twenty four dosrt stvsn Jsnr IEth
itJn payuble Jane ieh, A. d. 1881, one nois oftvs
huntfod ara twenty four tollaut given June Is, AD
lbHO payable lune H. .. u. le02. One uote oftwe
huhdred and twenty four dollfrs Eiven June 49, A. D.
i-HUpayuhlc Juue ~, A. u. ltt3 Also ere nots ef
one untred and Linety uree dolan given by Klias
u. Finch 70 Mefia Hayes on the secoadof November.
A. 1860 payHble on The 1s dsv ef Al I'll, A. D. 1894
Also one note given by Poner fuies 20 LHas H.
Frc' efcne hundred and forty three dollars ana ts,
enty i've cents gircn on Ne ninth cay OF April A.
1889 payable ttuTyean m m cate.
All OF these notes were owned by rs a. The tiHs
theN were lost ortbken ifcmu
This nuure is 10 f rbid Tie payment Of the above
notes to any psuon' but TO ass without our order
DAVID D.. HAYES,
MARlA uAYEs.
Green srrnr'. o., fslt. c.l;si.-sw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
Attachment Notice.
John N. Shaull, Plaintiff

ngtiust
William d. Nusbaum Defendant.
Before Jcsse Il Leidy, j F., Clinton Town
ship, Srneca county, Ohio
On the 26lh day Of August, 1851. said jus
lioe istued NJ order OF attachment in the
shove hction, for the sum Of Que hundred ana
twenty seven and AZ 100 dollars aud interest
from Aug 26, 1851.
PENNiAGroN, LEE & BKkwER,
Aug. 30, '6l -4w rl'tT's Atty's.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
~ FROM Weslern VIrEiniR.

rIr1 TITIIII n WHhEIiNq, Sept, ?,
b- The senessionists eneAmped at Wor'
tbinqton, Marion county, 400 in number,
were attacked by Col Crossman, ofGen
KelIcyS StsiI, wish two companies Of L
q. tr,0ps q hulle after doylight this
morung. The secossionisis Weeo loo
strong for him, and he was obliged 70
iall back with the loss OF two men.
fs The expedition from hers last night
hud not reached The scene Of action, n
Al our latest adviccs two pieces OF
urti llcry Were-acnt 10 Crossman's relief
lfnm Clarksburg to-day. ne reports
hat he can hold the enewy IN check
rn,il s,iafoFced,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06

IN, Esq, for Representative Of Seneca
County, which nomination, on motion,
was unanimously confirmed By the Con.
vention.
D.F. De Wotr. Esq, was unanimously
nominated for Prosecuting Attorney.
LEu KELLER of1Iopewell was unani-
mously nominated FOR Commissioner
JAcOB HosrLER Of Bloom was unani-
mously nominated for Inf mary Director.
On motion Of Judge Ebert the proceed
ings Of this Convention were ordered to
be rendered TO the papers in the county
for publication.
After listening TO an able, eloquent and
patriotic address frcm John J. Steiner
Esq, and few pertinent remarks from
D. F. Dewolf, Esq, which were receiv
ed with applause and marked attention
the Convention adjourned with thre,
cheers for the Union.
q LEE Chairrnah
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
FrIdny. septembcr Q. Is0I.

tB-Ho who ~ not prepared to saor.-
Geo Party organizations and PLATFORM
on the altar OF his country does not
deserve tho support aud countononeC
ofuoNEsT PEoPLE.-lDoroLAs,
For Representative,
JOHN J. STEINER, Of Clinton.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
DANIEL F. DE WOLF, Of Clinton.
For Comm ssioner,
LEVI KELLER of Hopcwell
For Infrmary Director,
= JACOB HOssLER, Of Bloom.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
FOR SALE.

Roy. Il. E. Higbee is -. Nv.
dedrous Of Opposing oiLi, private residence lately
bull, near HsidsteTg college. 9ho,e wishing 70
calling upon him there. anead9w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06

1. No siorE GEAY.-Gen. Mcclellan for
hia3 A. 2 use Of grey uniloFns--the reb-
~ tolor. Th8 iaaioneto Preyert'e) :
fusion On iheheld. Theielegrsph informs
us fhof a., hanonal nnilorm Il 70 BE-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06

A special TO the Courier from Nash.
Vile on che sist sEys the capture Of
Forts Hotterns ard Clark, tho latter two
miles north oflIatteras, Ia confirmed IRON
Wilmington. Our men fought broyely
II i reported that five or eix hundred oi
uur meE were taken prisoners. Our loss
in killed and wounded ouly ten or twelve,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06
CHtiu atrrbIgTrib

The TRIBUNE is pubiished every
Friday Morning, NJ tt.JO per nnnum
In advance. Office, shawhan's Block,
corner or Main md Market streets.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-06

General Wool has issued a general or
der on the llRttcrss Inlet victory.
lie says we slso captured ten-inch
eolumbiad, thirty pieces OF cannon.
brig loaded with cotton, a sloop load OF
provisions and storcs, two light boats,
10 bnqA OF eolIer. &c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-28

WAsHINGToN, December 26.-Dr. Marcy,
brother of Gen. Marcy, reached here to-day,
having come on expressly from New York
City to attend Gen. Mcclellan and his chief
of staff, who have been confined to their
beds for several days. They report that
both are getting along well, and that Gen.
Mcclellan will be in his saddle by Satur-
day or Monday morning next.
ASjt. Thomas urged upon the President
the justice of re-organizing Col. Mulligan' g
regiment and Col. Marshall's Ist Illinois
cavalry, which were captured at Lexington.
His recommendations prevailed, and the
officers and men are restored to their COM
missions and pay, and will again take the
field in Missouri.
The financial bill which the committee
on ways and means is preparing will, it is
believed, create a great demand for q. S.
Stock for banking purposes the bills issued
on a bypothecation of these stocks will
have the faith of the government pledged
to that extent for their redemption. These
bits are to be receivable for taxes and all
other public dues to the government, and
also for all salaries and other debts and de-
mands OF the United States for services rem
dered and for material and supplies fur
nished
Mr.. Stanton, brother Of T. P. Stanton of
Kansas, has been arrested for completely
with the rebellion in Tennessee. He has
taken the oath Of allegiance, and has been
released from Fort Lafayette.
Letters received from Havana state that
two rebel steamers, the Madora aud Isabel,
were there. They were some days at Wsr-
vessels at the Government yard. The same
letter states that our vessels were not per-
mitted to coal from her own ships at that
point. Enquiry has been instituted to
know whether such is the fact.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-28

NHw YoRK, December 27.-The New
York Tribune says the letter published in
the New ork Times, of Wednesday, is a
romantic fable, at least, so far as relates to
the asserted arrival at Fortress Monroe, I'M
der flag Of truce, of the man Hurd No
such person had been heard Of there. 1t is
probable that the entire story is fiction.
Gen. Scott arrived by the steamship Ara
go, last evening. He has not yet communi-
Gated anything in reference to his hasty re-
turn from Europe. Whatever communica-
tion he intends for the immediate use of the
Government, was dispatched on his arrival.
He looks more cheerful and less care-worn
than when he left the country, a few weeks
ago.
Mr.. Ely reached this city last evening.