The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-26
lSDErEsDrScE, April2 20.

! ANNAA As'bi.N NNLt N pih ~
At an carly hour this morning, tho
arms and munitions Of war held al the Ar
senal at Liberty, Clay county, were, a,
the demand Of the citizens Of that county.
! given up. II is stated that 1900 stand OF
arms and ~ pieces Of cannon, and also
quite On amount ofpowder were in the or
senal. The arms and munitions will be
distributed 10 Clay and adjoining ooun-
ties. Ninety stand Of arms and cannon
have been brought to this place.
LEAvENwoErn. April 20.
Two thousand stand Of arms have been
furnished the citizens Of Laavenworth
nom the arsenal al Fort Loayenworth.
ana the commander Of that post has ac-
ceptod the services of 300 volunteers of
this city 70 guard the arsenal, pending
the arrival Of troops from Fort Kenrnv,
All is quiet here save preparations for
possible contingencies.
WILMINGTON, April u.
IL is generally believed that a rencon-
tre between Fort MoHsnry and Bnlti.
more had taken place, but 10 what extent
is not known.
a message wns received here. that
prom ncnt mon Of the Border States have
asked cessation Of hostilities with a vieg
TO compromise.
An enthusiastic Union meeting was
held here this 2. NJ, embracing every
party creed. The Union feeling was in
tense and strong resolutions were adop-
ted.
CoNcoRD, April 2l.- FIX. President
Pierce mado a speech, coniurinq people
to uphold the old Flag, and be true TO
their country.
lrErENDENcE, NJ ., April 2i.-There
wore only l6O muskets, nearly 200 rifles.
and cannon taken from the arsenal IN
Clay county, and they were only taken
to protect citizens from any rowing bands
Of desperadoes that may attack the conn
" a bond was given for them and
they VIII bo replaced when demanded by
the. proper authorities. Othor cannon
aud guns there were not taken.
New YORK, April ga regiment of
riHemcn is forming Of Italians, Swiss
and iungariaus here, to be called the
Garibaldi Guards.
The British residents are fsrmipO
regiment Of light infantry, one company |
Is complete and the second is forming.
Collector Barney states, a gentleman
officially connected with the government,
'ays he has Information from Washing
on, that official correspondence has been
opened at Washington with the Bplti-
more authorities, resulting in an under
standing on the part Of Baltimore TO re-
pair the railroad bridges and telegraph
mes and keep communication open for
nails, passengers, dispatches aud troops.
Hon, Daniel +. Sicklos contemplatcs
aiisng a regiment to serve during the
Var.
Dlal. Anderson's public reception at
ne CITY Han takes place tomorrow.
Com. vanderbilt ~ said 70 have in
ormcd the government, that they can
ave his whole fleet of steamers, fully
manned and equipped, without the charge
i penny
BosToN, April 21.-Scvcral Massachu-
otis troops, wounded at Baltimore,
oachod here this morning, among them
vas MIR. Stevens, Of Lowell, whowas re-
orted to be dead he had three ribs bro
zen with paving stones Mr.. Stevens
tatcs that flteon wounded Baltimoriuns
we're taken to the stltion house with
NM lie intends to rcjoin his regiment
Is soon as no is able to do so.
NEw YoEK, April %.
1t ia stated that a gentleman at Balti-
more, from Norfolk, reports the scuttlng
,t some ofthe ships there, throwing down
he heavy derricks aud the destruction of
much OF the machinery, by order of the ,
Government.
Tho Pawneo arrived at Norfolk on
Sunday morning
TTOCIa untiOn from Tho pr,s,