The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28


tenn Of hostilities prohibited BY laws o
war among bebgerent nations, and o
coarse far mere wicked and intolerabl,
when directed against loyal citizene en-.
legged In the defences Of the common
government of ail individuals, ard mar
adding parties are pursuing a euerilio
lwuriure, firing npon sentinels and picketr
burning bridges, insulting, iniurings and
even Killing citizens because Of theh
Union sentiments, and committing many
kindred hets.
/ do now, therefore, make this procls-
nation, and warn all persons that indi-
viduals or parties engaged in this species
Of warfare, irregular in every view which
can be taken Of Il, thus attacking SEN
tries, pickets, or other soldiers, destroy
ing public or private property, or com
mitting injuries against any Of tho ir-
hnbitants because of Union sentiments
or conduct, will be dealt with in their
persons or property, according to the Sc
verost rules Of military law. All per-
sons giving information or aid 10 the pub
lie enemies will be arrested and kept in
close custody, and all persons found bear
ing arms, unless Of known loyalty, will
be arrested and held for examination.
NEw YoAx, June %.
RcTorts from Washington cay that the
navy will be doubled in size as soon as
possible. Secretary Wellcs will recon-
mend heavy appropriation for building
war vessels.
The Presi dent will call for at least g.
100000 men in the aggregate, and mon
ey to correspond.
Congrsss will at an early day suspend
the writ Of habeas corpus wherever there
is an organized rebellion, and in the
Judgment OF tho President II should be
suspended, The suspension of course
will be temporary.
A gentleman who has recently return
ed from Richmond informs ns that when
he let, there were only about 5000 reb
.el troops encamped there. Troops were
arriving and passing through to Manassas
aud Harpor's Ferry at tho rate Of 900 to
2,0OO daily.
JEFF. Davis lived az tile Spotswood
Hoase, Richmond, and the State Depart
ment and apartments are In the hotel.
Not more than one-third or the usual
tlbacco crop has been planted this year.
There is no market for il, The ground
being more valuable for wheat and corn
These crops look finely.
tits extremely difficult for strangers to
get away from Richmond.
BALTIMORE, June %.
Samuel Terre, -four merchant, has been
held to bail in the sum of 10000, for
treason; he Is charged with placing an
chors across the Railroad track on the
10th Of April.
A resolution has been introduced into
the Richmond Convention, instructing
the Finance Committee to inquire into
the prOpriety Of setting aside all debts
bonds, &c, due by the commonwealth TO
citizens Of such States Of the Federal
Union as are engaged in the war Of inya-
sion, TO be hold as a trust fund for indcm-
niication for losses sustained by the cit
izens OF the State.
CAIRO, ILL.,, June "a.
The steamer City of Alton left here
last evening at 7 O'Clock for up river with
1900 troops and 6-pounders, no doubt
destined for Missouri. Rebels in Ten
nesee are reported to he on the march
through Arkansas for Missouri to help
Chib Jackson.
The expedition under the command ofI
Col. Morgan sent to Little River, Mis-
souri,, TO capture rebels reported encamp-
ed there, returned this evening after a
march of 40 miles. The rebels had fed,
having, it is thought, been informed of
the approach of tho federal troops. The
towns through which Col Morgan pass
ed, were almost entirely deserted. Three
prominent rebel leaders were arrested and
brought to this camp,
The Eighteenth Regiment from Camp
Douglas and a company of dragoons from
Centraliu, arrived here to-day.
HAGERsTowN, June "a.
HOrper's Ferry is deserted by the con-
Codorate troops. The last seen of them
was on Thursday, where the scouts and
Home Guard had skrmish.
Two Of the former were killed and one
The confederate pickets len
Williumsport. II is said that General
Johnson and four regiments are seven
miles from Williamsport. Report disbe-
/ we'd.
MILWAUKEE, June "a.
The feeling against the Banks, which
has been growing some days, eliminated
This morning in an attack on them by a
mob. Mitchelrs Bank was first stack
ed, and all the furniture destroyed. Mr..
with several clerks, were in the
building at the time, one Of whom was
taken out insensible.
The mob afterwards attacked the State
Bank, Bank Of Milwaukee, juneau Bank
and Martins Brokers office. The dam
lge done these was very large. The
Montgomery Guards, Capt. O'Rouke,
we're called out by the Mayor, but after
arriving refused to act The Zouaves
we're then called out and fired on the mob
with buck shot, Fears are entertained ,
of sad work this afternoon.