The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10

i There is no fear Of any fighting atBa
timore unless an attack . made BY som
impetuous and disorRa niKed mob. Ther
can DO no formidable, regular battle.
PHnAmtPHrA, MAY 7.
-Four Philadelphia and two Ohio ropi
menis arc under orders 10 march to-mor
row.
FRHDERfcK, May 7.
The Stars and Stripes ore waving II
ell directions.
Two secossionists have been arreste,
for cheering for JEFF Davis
n Sr. LOUIS, May 7.
The Senate sat IN open session mos
Of yesterday, but nothing of importanc,
was done. The House was In secret sea
sion oil day and nothing definite is known
Of lie proceedings.
The Cairo correspondent Of tho Re.
publican says: Five batteries are uow
planted at different points on the Ohio and
mississippi fully commanding both riv-
ers at their confluence, and 80 placed that
the entire force can be rallied 10 sun
port any point in few minutes. Alltbe
batteries nrc sustained by large bodies Of
Infantry.
Col Wicklihe, Of Kentucky, has posi-.
lively assured Col Prentiss that no prep-
arations hottie TO Illinois were being
made at any point near Cairo cncamp-
meut.
Several hundred troops are nj Corlnth.
mississippi, at the junction OF the Mo-
bile, Ohio and Memphis and Charleston
Railroad
The encampmcnt Of the Missour. Ma
litia Of this military district, at Cnmp
Jackson, near this city. numbers about
WE'VE hundred men, large number Of
whom ore raw recruits. This force will
DO iurthor augmented to-day. or to-mor.
row by an arrival from tho Soutb-west
expedition, about two hundred aud fifty
strong
HARRISBURG. May7.
There seems TO be disposition bv
some Of the members OF the Legislature
TO restrain the Governor from using his
iull military prcrogRtive as Commander
in-Chiet Any such bill will certainly
be vetoed.
Mr.. Williams, Of Allegheny, proposed
a preamble 10 resolutions REVIEWING tho
baltimore massacre Of troops. IL says
ihey wero brutally murdered. Declares
tho right Of Federal troops to pass peace
ably over any part Of the soil Of the Uni
led Stntes-that the slaughter of the
troops IL treason, whether done under
The authority Of the state or as private
on the Government 20 dc. |
nand tho surrender, for eondiQn punish- |
nent, ofSll persons engaged In the riot.
Says the refusal Of the border Slave
States to contribute their quota Of troops
'r their assuming State neutrality, is a .
'cnunciation Of their allegiance. Iii
he duty of the Government TO reduce
Tho r,voltcd citizens TO unconditional
submission and that no compromise ean
'r ought to ho made.
New IoRK, May 7
Eight companies Of Sappcrs and Mi |
iers have been mustered into service. |
llso five companies Of Col Bakers CAL
iornia regiment.
Col. Hawkins ZouaVes will bo mus
cred into service to-day and armed with
Enfield rifles.
New York and Philadelphia have been
made military depots. The troops TO be
concentrated in these cities are to be sent
tthe lA't emergency to ary point on sea
,r land.
The Government has accepted the ten
Ter OF various yachts, which will be arm
I'd for the revenue service.
WASHINGTON, May 7.
a special to tho World says Major
Anderson contemplOtcs addressing the
,eoplo Of Kentucky on behalf Of the
Jnior.
Several army officers who failed to get
COMMISSIONS in the rebel service on re-
gning, have asked to bo restored.-
They met with an emphatic refusal.
There are 10000 stand of arms in the
Washington navy yard.
a special to the Post says the Goycrr-I
nent has already received prolIers of
10000 men from west of tho Allegha-
lies.
Arrivals Of specie from the North
made money matters easier. No further
rouble is anticipated from u lack oil
inds.
WASHINGTON, May Z. II
The War Department has ioformcd the {
Governors of the States which had or
cred out their quota Of militia under the r
rst ProSl".mntioR Of the President. that q
IS ucslrable and preGor~hia thnt those
no have not boon marched forward shall
. mustered in for three years. Full in
tructions on thia subject will soon be :
,sued.
w. Febbigger, Of Cincinnati, has been
ppointed POymastor in the army.
Major Anderson will soon be ordered
o honorable duty. The Government
ntpnda nronntin,, hin, 4, . n.I.u,I