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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-11
ALLEN & CHAPMAN,

4 1'rORNEYS AT LAW, AND SOLICITORS
"A IN CllANCERY, Cedar Falls Iowa. Notes and Bills
Collected and Claims secured in Black Hawk Buchanan,
Bremer Butler, Franklin Grundy and BENTON counties.
Office in Overman's new block Main St. v2n2o-tf
AL CHAPMAN REFERS TO: Austin, Sumner Co., Boston.
Lass; John Steward, New York; Allen Bennett Jack
son. Mich; Cooper, Thonpson& Co., Bankers, Jackson,
Mich; Hollister wilkins Chicago, H.; Amos r. Hail.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-11
a. -; The Battle.
rsoM THE GERMAN or SCHILLER.

This splendid battle piece by Schiller, translated by
e. Bulwer Lytton, Is Invested with interest at i.
repubshed in late Boston paper. 1t was re published
also in thi, country several years ago. the translation
was then erroneousy ascribed TO John Oxenford There
Is probably no poetry Of the kind equal to this by the
great German poet In the entire world Of literature:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-11

He who knows himself has occasion Cor
humility.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-11


for the relief Of the robbed immigrants =" A
committee Of six were appointed to provide
provisions and clothes, and committee of
three to raise teams and pack animals for
conveyance One hundred dollars were
raised on, the street in less than ten minutes
Provisions and clothes came in fast, all was
ready in an hour and a half-mcn volunteer
ing their services freely to 60 on the desert"
The following from the last Union, of Sep
tembcr 7th: Returns from seven addition
al counties. Fuller and in some instances
complete returns, from counties before heard
from. The triumph Of the principal Union
candidate is assuming majestic proportions.
Fifteen thousand, the. lowest figures at which
we set his plurality, will not begin to answer.
It will pass $4,000, being already, in the
81 200 aggregate votes beard from, more
than equal to the united votes of his compet-
itors. We have the aggregate votes, more
or less complete, Of twenty-ninc Counties
Cqnness has 19,o64 Of the votes Of these
counties, and Mcconnell &c, ,266,," !.
am now at the bottom of my sheet, and
must say that4his letter, from what remern.
Der oft, is rather spotted" !" but hoping my
readers viii not be expecting pay streak, .
Ircmain, DAN DE oUILLE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
a Fatal Alnbuaoadel !
Ohio BOYS suGcr !

WAsuiNGroN, juno rs.
Late last night Gen. Scott received the
following dispatch
81 let camp according to instructions
with the lst Ohio Regiment, 6ss strong;
went on an expidition TO Fall's Church,
to patrol the roads in that direction. /
then proceeded 70 Vienna with four
companies, Company Il. Capt. Paddock I;
Co. c., Lieut. Woodward, Mt rwards
Joined by Capt. peaso Co. G., Capt.
Bailey Co. II, Capt. Hazlctt, total 275
mon. On turning the curve within a
quarter of a mile of Vienna, worc fireduT-
on by raking masked bottcrle. OF Think
three guns, with she'll, round shot and
grape, killing and wounding the men on
the platforms and in the cars. When
the train stopped we could not on uc-
count Of damage to some part of the run
ming machinery, draw the train out Of
the fire, the engine being in the rear
We lcft the cars and retired TO the right
and LEFT Of the train, through the
woods.
Finding that the enemies batteries
were sustained by what appeared to be a
regiment Of infantry and cavalry, which
force VIC have since understood TO be l5-
90 South Carolinians, we fell back along
the Railroad, throwing out skirmishcrs
on both hanks. This was about Z p. NJ.
Thus we retired slowly, bearing or our
wounded for five miles 70 this point,
which VIC reached at 10 o'clock.
The following is list Of casualties in
Cart Hazlctts Co, II two known to be
killed, three wounded, and five missing /;
Capt. Bailey's Co. G., three killed, two
wounded aud two missing Capt Pad
docks Co. II, one officer slightly wound
ed d; Coo, Capt. Pe0sc, two missing.
The engineer, when the men left the
cars, instead Of retiring slowly as | order
cd, detached his engipe-with one passen-
ger car from the rest Of the disabled
train and abandoned US, running 10 Alex
andria and we have heard nothing from
him since.
Thus we were deprived Of a rallying
point aud Of all means Of conveying the
wounded, who had to be carried on littcrs
aud blankets. We wait here holding the
road for rcinlorccments. The enemy
did not pursue.
1 nave bsCethlhCu lUUL .llo euclnl =
FIRE at Fairfax Court House, four miles
from Vienna, is now about 1000.
When al! the enemy's batteries open
ed upon US, Major Heighey was at his
station on the foremost platform cnr.-
Col. McCook was with me in one of the
passenger cars.
Both Of these officers with others Of
the commissioned officers and many Of
the men behaved most coolly un dor this
calling FIRE, which we could not return,
and from batteries which we could not
flank or turn, from the nature Of tho
ground.
The approach to Vienna is through a
deep cut in the Railroad. In leaving the
cars, aud before they could rally, many
of my men lost their hRvcrsacks and blan-
kcts, but brought off all their muskets,
except It may be, a few that wero destroy
ed by the encmy's FIRST FIRE, or lost with
the killeds-sr --r-er.rr-
(sighed) RoBr, c. scukscK,
Brigadier- General
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
rrIaaE.lnne aI. Is0I.
'F'lo WhgrUng Convention

Il
fleimpofinea ataehed % ihe delib.
crtiions OF t'ie WcIep Virginia Con-
vcntion, now 10 session az Wheeling, Is
NOT tlly conllIcfel. Hh the deliberate
movement Of bravo but coo,ious mcn,
who fully appreciate Che momen,ous CON
squchcss Of ucir acts, which will form
p,r' ofihe history Of The country. They
h,ve cTosaod the Rubicon and esuHOt fc
trru,, fof that would bcto meet The fate
# Traitors, Their lives, dcir fortun,t
andthoir honor arc q, steak and they arc
a tcrm,ncd 70 carry cut the movement
which they hayo hegun, They have al
ready adopted do,laratiou setting forth
thsif grievances aud The causes which
hive isipclied thrm to this course An
Ordinance, cstabashihG provisional gov
ernmcnt for tho whole State, dcpcsing
TIE present statc officers Tor treason, end
ordsFiHg ghu election Of others. convOn.
ing ncw Leqislsiufc which viii choose
two Y. s. Senators 10 reprcscn, them at
WAshington, ard, iu short, assuming all
the functions Of tho State government
h hs been reported and willbo unanimous
y aioptad This will place Virginia
again right side up end In the Union.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
Gen. Lyon ira swin Pursult Of
GOV. jackson.

sr. AUBrRrs, No, (l0 miles cast Of
Jefferson CityO June l4--s Z. MA
special ogcnt sent down from Jefferson
City with the mail has just reached here,
having left there this afternoon. He
says the Governor and all the State Off
GERS lef there yesterday, and that the
nst of the soldiers lctt to-day at p. NJ,
taking with them all the locomotives, Of
which there were five there. and somo
cars, burning the bridge AZ Grcy's Creek
three miles west OF Jefferson, and also
one above them, after they had passed
over them.
It is supposed the Governor has order
ed his forces to concentrate either at
Boonvile or Arrow Rock, probably the
latter.
II is thought that Cen. Lyon will push
on after him, and should he meet with
no detention he will not be more than
tweuty-lour hours behind the Govor-
nor.
The Moroau bridge, miles this side
os Jefferson, is uuharmed, but the west.
ern span Of the Usage bridge, . miles
this side, is burned.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
summary Of lmportnnt News.
nv Onr speeini Dispatclicsl

~ WHAA N'IN|NN NeAA ~" NfaAa aN ~ ~.
trfoht., c.-tshra naiy Leader Of lfoif.7l
From Crdfisn. Va Sunday Majof
Rinsman of thc cleveland ARTILLERY. ar
rived N oranon on Saturday ovcnnq.
with q battery of s and ~ pound rihed
cannon Tor Col. Barnetrs Artillery
The Cleveland boys are all we'll A
company Of rebels were taken prisoners
SIX miles from Grafton, and brought into
Camp Our troops are soon 70 move NJ
10 Eastern virginia.
From Wellington, Sunday afgit-It
is believed in Military circles that the
rebel troops are making preparations 70
retfeat ff6m Manassns Junction and fan
back on Monnassas Gap, twenty miles
wcst. Col Stones brigade has crossed
the Potomac at Edward's Ferry, and has
taken possession Of Loosburg, without
meeting any resistance. The occupa-
ton ofthis point opens direct communi-
cation between Federal forces now dd.
yancing into Virginia. with the army at
Washington. The entire secession for
ces have retroated from llarper's Ferry
10 Winchester Gen. Scott has inlorma-
ton that an advance guard Of Gen Pat
terson's army took possession of,llarper's
Ferry. Federal troops also crossed at
Point Of Rocks. There uro now forty
thousand U. s. troops on Virginia soil on
stragctic line between Alexandra and
Hsrper's Ferry. Northern Virginla is
lost 10 the rebo.s, and there will be a re-
treat 10 James River. Gen. Buffers
ProPhcsy Of occupying Richmond by the
goth Of July bids fair to be fulflled.--
The ~ Michigan regiment arrived in
Warrington last night.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
important MOycmentsln Missouri
Gen. Lyon in Possession
Of the Capitol OF
Missouri!
BEN. mcCULLOOH REPORTED
TO BE IN ARKANSAS.
saturdny NLghl.s Rcport.

Sr, LOUIS, juno Is.
Arrangements have been made BY
which dispatches from all eastern points
can be transmitted to Kansas, Nebraska,
and points in western Missouri via Quin-
cy aud Hannibal during interruption
along the Missouri river.
California dispatches take the same
route.
Col, Soloman's regiment, with four
field pieces and a company of cavalry, 90
out Tonight and another force OF eight
hundred or ono thousand strong leave
this morning with fyo batteries and four
guns each, mostly twelve Founders, two
eight inch howitzcrs, and one ten inch
mortar.
Two companies Of cavalry accompany
General Lyons expeli ion to Jefferson
and Col. Seigle's command out southweit
branch of the Pacific railroad.
Eight hundred troops left for some
point in the interior. IL is supposed to
be Chillieothe, TO protect bridges at Han
nibal g. 81. Joseph railroad. Officers Of
Missouri river steamers arrived to-day,
say the impression prevailed that Gov,
jackson will mako hts FIRST standat d on
Vile. Cannon and shot are being trans
ferred from Jefferson, and proportions
being made for resistance az that point,
Boonville has bluff bank about 45
miles above Jefferson, and connects by
good roads with Cooper, Saline, Howard,
/ Charaton and Boonyillo counties and
southwestern part of the State.
| Rumors current state that eonven-
ton will soon be ca led together.
/ A. w. Morrison, Treasurer of the
State, was arrested at Washington on
his way to Jefferson City, but was roleas-
cd after a brief detention.
Tho Evening News learns from gen
tleman Just from Fort Smith, Arkansas,
that nen. MoCulooh is there at the head
Of 10000 troops, many Of them Cherokee
indians, we'll armed and mounted on
Mustang ponies ready to march into Me.
souri Al given signal. This needs CON
frmation. .t ..,....- ...-
The Democrat Just issued an eKtrr
, containing a correspondence from thC
military expedition up Missouri river, an,
a dispatch from Jefferson City announe
ing the arrival Of steamers IRtan aud
! c, Swan AZ that place about two o'cloel
when they met with enthusiastic recep
1 tiun from loyal citizens Tho city L
, quietly occupied by Gen. Lyon who ha
i command Of the Capitol buildings, an
/. has taken possession. Tho stars an
! striPos wero raised over Cupols, Um,
! many demonstrations Of delight from tn
D citizens. '
I Governor Jackson was at Boonvin
' yesterday with body guard oConc hur
|. drOd and twenty men,
\ A letter from Springfield, AIissour
4 says between six ana seven hundred Sc
y oessionists are there updnr Militia drill
1 Union men also rallied twelve or iltee
hundred strong, AIMED with riHes an
n shot guns, and are determined to sustai
!, their position They are organized uT
der Col John S. Phslps,
q Reports from tho border States Eal
4, Deniamin NcCulloeh Is eneamped
4 Trenton CO., Arkansas, with a lorce
u iee thousand troops
% The Fist Battalion, Col. Sige's Reg
l. moni, reached the Rolla terminus Of III
southwestern branch Of the Pacific Tsi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21

Hon. JOSEPH Hut Of Ry,. late PJs,.
master C enerpl under Buchanan, has re-
ccrtiy written letter 70 a friend, which
isrnbhrhed in the l.ouis'ills JoVrHal. l.--
ItiUono Of The nhloit aud most cloquen,
FrFuedons of the tines and proves the
tuthur to be both a ststc,mst ard a pat
riot II exposes the dpmnnblc herry
Of secession in all is upkedncss and
condemns tho assured "nsuiralig" cf
Kentucky, A. Ruls better thap open re-
Bcilion. Tic cioses With this cloquoal
aud thrilling appeal to Keuuekians, to
stand ly the old lAg,
i, Could my voico reach every dwelling
In kSntucky, would imploroils inmates
iii they would not have the rivers Of
,huir prosperity shrink Hw0y, as do unfud
streams beneath the summer hents--to
' use thsmsc,y a from their lcthnrgy, aud
flv 70 the roseuc of their county before
itiserulsstlngly too late. Man should
appeal 70. mbu, ard neighborhood 10
ncighbcrhood, until the electric fires OF
atfiotiem shall Hash from heart to heart
IN une urbrokon current throughout The
land. II is n tjmo in which tho work
.hop. the UHice, the counting house, and
the Geld, may well bO abandoned for the
rnlnmh duty that Is upon us, for all those
tih viii but bring treasure, not for our
. lYcs, but for The rpoler, II this rovolu.
ton is rot arrested We are all, with
,ur very earthly intrrest, embarked in
mid ocean on the same common deck
The howl Of tho storm sin cur ears, aud
.the lightning rcd rlNro ispaintiug hell
on the sky," aud while the noblo ship
pitches and rolls under the lashing OF
Che waves. the cry is heard that she has
sprung leak AT many points, and ,h1t
flushing waters ore mounting rapidly in
the hold. The man who, in such an
h, ur, will not work Il tho pumps, IL ci-
thsr a maniac or monster. Sincerely
yours.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
Something In tI,c WIND.

Yesterday there appeared to be great
activity in the military departments Of
this city. Arms and ammunition were
taken from the Arsenal in large quunti-
tics and hauled to the depot, aud viii bo
transported to Camp Dcnnison this morn
ing at o'clock. II is evident that an
extensive movement is about 10 be mado
from that point, but VIC are unable 10 learn
their dcstnation-this precaution In re-
gard 10 troops Ia these times, when trail
tore are scattered over the county, raady
at all times 70 inform the enemy Of the
movements is necessary aud propcr,-O,
81 Jour.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
Tr, sslnr IlrrnKonent.

The PLAN Dealer Of Saturday eve
ming thus notifies the public Of his prcs.
cut and paramount engagement. We
prey the Watching may be short
Msnasaas may Gap and 60 to sleep for
aught we care etpresent. We are watch.
ing The progress OF THIS Lyon upon the
Fig Muddy juFt now, and We will forgive
slim LaRe" much, ir be viii drop down
from KAnsaa aud meet Lyon con Tho 9TH
90 side Of Jackson," Our friends need
not call, our creditors neod not send ii
their bills, the dinner bell need not ring
We have no tipe for lheae things just now
rleaso don't disturb US. We arc watch
iHK GsReral Lyon. ~ = N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
ONO I,rnons in lI,c EInId.

Much misupprchension prov nils re-
specting the Ohio troops, aud tho Gin
cinnah Commercial declares that only
two regiments are now In the scrvico-
This is true from the U. s. troops from
Ohio. But Ohio has organized nine reg
lmcnts Of three months troors, and they
urc distributed nB follows The Iith,
Col. Stccdmun Is advancing beyond Phil
lippi 10Th, Col. Andrews h beyond
Grafton; the 10Th, Col. I.y.ac ia at Graf.
ton and Philllppl the I7th, Col. Con-
nell isundcr marching orders; the 18th,
Col. Stanley is isguardiug the Railroad be-
tween Parkorsbarg aud Grafton the
10th, Col, Beatty is under marching or
dera tho S0th, Col. Morton Is guarding
the Railroad nom BeWwood TO Grafton ;
tho alst, Col Norton Is at Gallipolis /;
the 22d, Col. Gilmore il at Porkers-
burg, r#.. H.
These rogimopts arc oil armed and
equipped and good uniforms have been
issosd to supply those which proved de-
foetiyc.
Wo do not understand why certain
journalists wilfuly discredit tho ofitrt
Of tho State authorities 10 put our loToet
on the best footing and r"fuso TO rseog-
n'Eo the promptness of these move,
mcnts, That they saved Western Viz.
ginia i certain, aud yet the people ar,
made TO believe the most absurd stories
aud that not step has been takon at
Columbus 10 advance the cause which al
should advocate alike. Time will cor
rect these misrepresentation, but il Is Q
disgrsco TO journalism that foult-hndmg
il more dear TO some than tho honest
ruth.--O. y. journal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
IIterrsroMN. Nh. Iuno h

AAENNhnANN ~ NAisI aNUf lNs
A messenger has just returned from
EIorper's Ferry. Two companies still
remain on tho uoighta, consisting Of
about 600 men. The greater part of the
fourteen thousand stationed there had
gone south to join Beaurogurd and Ices
forces. He said Wise's troops were
marching TO oppose the advance Of Gen,
MeClellan's western troops. Wise has
three thousand men at Staunton, ono
regiment of which has already march
cd.
il is reported that about seventy loco
motives have been burned by the rebels
below, Opcgused and Martinsburg.-
Reliable information jus received, states
that the rebels have just evacuated Lees
burg. after burning tho cars and locomo-
tives. Gov Hicks has arrived at IIa-
gerstown he visited the camps and re-
coiyed cheers. CndwalladeriE division
crossed to-day.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
'rhc Iny-IInwkcrs tic VVinr.

trrsi th, tserns alth I.stI
AZ we passed from our Residence "a
uuf ofict rotsday noonwe met fine
cdnpbhy of cavalv ~ campIng, aud
manfred of somo of ne bbya what com.
pany they Vcrr, When fNo OF three re-
fphhdtd /. "ThcJhyiIatkefs. Capt. Jon-
nEnn's clmpany,b They made a enc
display ~ they entered town We found
that several VI them we're refugees from
Missouri Ono of them told us ho be-
bolonvod 10 she Methodist Church, and
hence was supposed 10 be Union man.
lie expressed albauug desire 10 enhqraie
back 10 Missouri We told them that Il
was reported ihat they bad taken Fort
Smith, which they lenird but expressed
a. Willingness TO Try the experiment when
ever the Goycrnmcnt gave orders One
OF the mon pointed out Jcnni on 10 a
citizen: "Tlmt lWls fclioWln said the
person nddrcssrd--"ho don't look like a
snvsg ~ !" "Lord I" said the enthusiastic
soldier, dot him get after The Secc scion
lists ohccW Tho 1ay-Hawkcrs imprcss-
Cd Us favofably II ever they did d
wrong, they have the opolony Of suffer-
ING still greater wrongs The noighbofs
and relatives Of the Marias dec Cygns 3
martyrs ought not to be expected 10 feel
very aimable towards Missouri rdfians
Thoy may be expected TO fght with the
desperation which men greatly wronged
always feel
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
= TOrnlIdnbIe lYnr YcsseI.

We had the pleasure Of an interview,
yesterday, with Hon. J. NJ. Ashley, of
the Toledo district, who stopped a few
hours In our city, on his way 10 Ciucin-
natl. Gen. Ashley exhibited 20 us the
drawings aud plans Of bis sho'-proof and
shell-proof guuboat, With which he pro-
posed some months ago To reinforce Fort
Sumter. llo now takos with him 10 Gen.
Mcclellan at Cincinnati letters from
high military aud scientific authorities
endorsing The Feasibility ofhis plan, and
commenting Il 70 the attention Of tho
Gesgal, as formidable adiuHCt or pio-
nqcr OF any military expeditions ihut
may be sent by water, down the Ohio
or Mississppi rivers. Tho gun-boat or
floating battery is designed 20 prcccdc
thu transport stcamers with tho main
body Of troops, and being shot-proof il
can approach az near Hs may be nccer-
.sary for elective operations against the
river towns, Qualifications, or batteries,
and clear them of tho enemy with it,
hca " cannonade--tbus opening the way
for the satc-landing Of the rear g,mrI,
which viii quietly take possession of, and
aud gnrrison the captured points, which
can be in turn be mudc the bases Of Of
lcnsiyo operations IN the surrounding
country. ....... +.
Con. Ashlcy's plans have been exam
incd by number Of our most intclli-
gent aud scientific citzcus, aud all con.
cur in The opinion that they IRE complete
ly adapted to the purpose Of hombard-
mcnt at ony range long or short Col.
Jour. Jane l6h
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
Illinois senator.

Governor Yates has done better than
wo expected, in the appointment Of Mr.
Browning to be Senator, 10 succeed the
lamcntcd Douglas. Mr., Browning is a
man ofdecided ability. Hc was Whig
as lorg Rs that party had any integrity
left TO il, Hc supported tho election OF
Lincoln, and will act with his party when
he thinks il right aud not otherwise,
hr. Browning may, II he chooses,
take front rank In the Senate, and we
do not know a mar better qualified than
he 70 take the lead in tho paeifcation OF
the country.--Sk Louis Republican.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
- TlnIfpr tinvcrner.
THEE. Louis Democrat thus speaks
nf he frhit0r CioKtrhnf nfAIlsannti.

rhesi. Louis Democrat thus speaks
ofths traitor Governor ofMlssomi;
Gov Jaekcou's list Of crimes is now
absolutely appalling. lie stands before
TIE country as coward, liar, an inoen-
aiory nnda irsitor. Can he, VIM be, be
r rniitted TO ebeapo the gallows! Tho
ssonhdrelw ss gibbsrihg with fear during
his stay 10 our city, though The assuran-
ccs Oh fprttcctibu from Gen. lyon were
most Smple lie no doubt took the spo-
cial train with tho belief that a dctach-
ficnt of Unilrd sttes troops were 10 fol-
low Immediately in his rear, and arrest
him directly on his arrival az Jefferson
Cty. Crtvcn and porfdicus himself he
SupposcA others arc rovcrned by the
same viess. Il tislad enough 10 beareb-
81, hut 10 be miserable coward 10 boot
is reaching :. depth OF dsgradaiion, untl
now uhexpored. Wolf may the Mis-
eonri secessionists hang their heade fol
shame Tor thcir leader, in the hour d
tAeh nced, proves hnselCio the world /
feeble aud yet ruthless bastard.
The Cincinnati Gazette says;
The Govcrnment should mako shor
work Of him, A dfumhead court mar
iceland rope Uill hare an excellent el
iegt rpon him and the Nation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21


Tho special agent of the Associated
Press has Just returned from Maryland
Ilighte, overlooking Harpcr's Ferry,
which point he LEFT after 7 o'clock this
evening.
The Confederate army had mainly len
tho place, only about 1000 remaining.
The route Of the m1n body was by turn
pixies leading 10 Charlcstown and Shcp-
ardstownp but their precise destination
is not known. a. they were lost ia the dir
tance. and no one in th. vicinity was sul-
fciently Informed 70 state whittier they
wero going. "IH
The work Of demolition is nearly COM
plcte. The bridge is entirely destroyed,
with all telegraph lines and Offices, and
The rino factory. No Government prop
erty remains except officers houses on
the hills, back of the town-only two
out Of twenty armory buildings saved
Loss to U. ). Government nearly $780,
900, and Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Com
pany nearly as much more.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
Amor a IinNcrnnr.

At last reports Gen. Lyon was on the
track ofGoy, Jackson, with his 10000
volunteers who was cutting stick away
to the West. We only hope he may catch
him and make due report Of the "catch. !"
The ubiquitous and notorious Ben. Me-
Cullough, We believe, will have his hands
full without furnishing aid and comfort
to the runaway Govcrnor,--SdH. Reg,
lTh.