The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-05
p. P. RialT in washington.

brought in to-day.
All Of tho Louisiana zouaves deserters
having been pressed into the Confederate
service, escaped the first opportunity.-|
They are uniformed precisely like Dur
yeas Zouavea. The two prisoners were
stragglerH Of a scouting party Of 200
They agree that an attack on Newport
News was intended night before last and
was only prevented by an incessant
rain.
About $500 men, including strong
body Of cavalry, with some - pieces Of
artillery, advanced from Yorktown, whore
there are over 10000 troops from Louis
lana, South Carolina, North Carolina
and Georgia. The cavalry Is made up
Of the elite Of Virginia and exceedingly
we'll mounted.
Provisions are scarce at Yorktown.
The two prisoners were originally from
Boston and Now York They we're at
Pensacola, and the regiment having al
most mutinied they were paid 50 each,
the only money yet received by thcm.-
They then went 20 Richmond and lastly
came 70 Yorktown.
ST. LOUIS, Juno 30.
Nine mon, ten kegs of powder and a
small quantity Of arms wero captured by
a company OF Federal troops on the
Hannibal & 81. Joseph Railroad night be-
fore last. These men mcditalcd the de-
struotion Of tho railroad bridge in that
vicinity, but their designs were frustra-
ted. They are now held in prison.
II Is confidently expected that the
telegraph line will be completed to Cali
fornia by the lst Of December next.
Reliable information from Springfield
says the Sd regiment, Col. Seigel and
part Of the 9th, Col. Soloman, reached
there on Sunday last and Col Browns
regiment, 4th, reserve corps, and battul-
lion 9th would arrive next day.
Seige's regiment started west TO cut
off Jackson, who was last heard from Ut
Stockton with 1000 men only partially
armed. II IL understood that tho Kansas
regiment has guarded oil outlets from
Missouri on the Kansas and Indian Ter
ritoy, which, with Seigers outposts west
from Springfield, will entirely hem Jack
son IN, and doubtless result in tho capture
Of his whole force.
]. 7. Knott, Attorney General Of MISC
ourL is a war prisoner at tho Arse
nnl.
The Democrats correspondence says
that tho Un'on iIcms Guards at battle at
Cole Camp, 10th inst, lUss &c killed OF
wounded and 30 taken prisoners. The
reserve was taken TO Warsaw and libera.
ted on taking tho oath not to bear arms
against the Southern Confcderncy. The
Union force was 800 and the secession
sts 100 mounted men and 200 infantry
Seoessionists' loss reported to bo thirty.
two.
Judge Terry, 70 years old, strong
Union man and stakeholder, was tied TO I
tree by some OF Jackson's men, aud hi,
body literally rlddled with bullets.
LOUISVILLE, June 80
The proceedings Of the East Tennese,
Convention are received here. All Tn,
counties Of that portion of the State ex
cept Rhen, are represented. The decla
ration Of grievances quotes facts showing
that the right Of free suffrage has beer
obstructed by the disunion government
that they have been subjected to insults
their fags fred upon and torn down
} their houses rudely entered, their famt
lies rudely insulted, women and children
ot ut by merciless soldiery, their citi
Eens robbed and assnssinOtcd, and in view
Of these facts resolved that the action o
I the State Legislature In passing a declar
alton of Independence and forming I
/ MILITARY league was unconstitutional and
not binding loyal citizens that in ordei
10 avoid the conflictwith brethren, a com
mitteo will be appointed to prepare
memorial asking the consent of the Leg
isluture that the East may form a separ
ate State.
Arrangements have been made 70
} holding an election in the counties o
East Tennessee for the choice of dele
gates 10 a general convention to be hell
ut Kingston.
, WARRINGTON, June AZ.
A detachment Of 900 under Colonc
: Lyle's 18TH Pennsylvania Regiment
made the arrest of Marshal Kane, accom-
; panied by Gen, Banks, Kano's com
. mission ne Brigadier-GenerHl In the Con
iedrrate army was found In his coat pock
ct, aud II was believed that he was abou
10 leave the city for the purpose of takin
I the field,
BALTIMORE, June 23.
! There is a good deal of excitemen
, here and crowds are around the polio,
stations and Marshars office. A searcl
at the Marshars office is going on.
A large quantity Of arms aud ammuni
ton have been found secreted in the eel
lar, In tho walls, beneath tho floor, Sc
= A case Of valuable pistols, over 500 rifles
! 20 Of which were minnie, Several sup.
/ posed to have belonged 10 the Massachu
sets soldiers, who were dis1rmed by tn,
{ mob on tho 10th Of April, were ais,
: found. II is estimated that 100000 per
> cussion caps, 9,l00 ball cartridges, Coz
! long minnie bali cartridges, and numer
= Gus other wurllke articles, including ball
and a steam gun, were found.
I The search Is still progressing.
p IL Is supposed that considerable
a number Of arms will bo found secrete
at the various recruiting stNtons.
This morning Gen. Banks issued Al
= order to CO.. kenley, in reply TO tho Pre-
D test Of the Police Commissioners, i
r which he says, yea will take especial nc
Q tiee that by my proclamation of to-day
G that neither the law nor the officers az
!. pointed to execute the law, are interfere
J, with in sny manner Whatever, except q
L operates on the members Of the boar
d Of Commissioners and Chief Of Pollct
; Every officer aud man, with the exeeJ
!. ton Of those perSons above named, wi
be continued in the service in the pos
tions they now held, unless they sha
A refuse. Ia such case the Provost Ma
! shal ia TO select others TO kl the
I, places.
y Among the articles found at Marshl
J. Kane's office, was IL pound cannc
\ hall, bearing the inscription; "Fro
4 Fort Sumter TO Marshal Kane.n
N A special dispatoh 10 the New OrleaI
nalt. from Misaiasippi Citv oath. snvs