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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17
lAnstheT sIaugl,tcri

T ere was another ,ttack by tho mob
IN st>li-uis upon German company Of
II me GuSfdr+l sawrdoy and three or
fadf ssltir wcrc flllc6, Thty turugd
and 6rcd upon the maG and hlleo lsyer-
u Of them, TIE People became terror
stricken and thousands lcN, Gen, Har-
a y issaod a PROCLAMATION that the hw'
Ppse " endorsed a9d hp peace main
tslRga Whishhad = good effect. The al,
ess % tlss Deansrrai and ARfsigtro " ere
threatened BY a mob. TA't'A asa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17
Sheriff Sale.



Authony Shaw, ct al.
BY virtue Of ah order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of ssneea eogntYy Ohio. az
the February term A. d, 1861, IN the aeOESJ
entitled capse ape tome directed Iwin Offer
foF sals u pb0lie sendueat NE door u the
ceprt H0qSsin) shsrsitye Of Tim, in pdd
eounlys on lffs f.sin taf "r.Is r.u5au .rsras
IhE 9Th pAV oV MAr, A, d. 1861,
hssEesa the hoprs u 10 O'clock, A NJ. apd
.4oclock r. NJ og eaidTiay the foil0Wihg
lands and tenemeRt8 t8-Aht
AllsthH. pareel oi laRd situated in Lhe town
ahip Of Seiplo, village of Republic and tho
county of Seheea ia the STAT ofaOhi0, nnd
knovh i as Il . Mansion HouAi Property IA
said VILLAGE, beinr bounded ss lolloWs to'Elt;.
Seventy three t73) feet OF from the east sae
of tn otnumber one handred aud hfty isOl'
aud sesa6iy tllrF t7al leff Siffrom ., ssss .
end OF Ia lot aumbeg enc Hordysd a4o my
one (I5ty also my 500 foet oE from she ssse
end lothmfbop one hundred ena my
two (l52l With the aPpuFtehAnces tbe'ess
bsle nsins--Ah "a. the village "A hePen's''
s'As'A LEVI wEIRIcE,
Araill9.h le6i, $3.50. hhe,in, ,.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17
Fhc 81. Los,is Arms.

The st, Louis News of the OH has the
following account VI tho arms which, our
dispatches inform us, have since been
captured by the U. $. troops in that
CRY;
We learn that five thousand stand Of
arms, including six heavy field pieces,
wure received blythe j. G. Swon, from
New Orlcaus, last night, and were remo-
we'd this morning to Camp Jackson. The
arms oro sGid To be i'm the very best con-
dition, and with all the latest improve
ments. The boxes containing them were
marked "murble,n in order, we presume
to deceive the Government eyes at Cairo
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17
The Number Of Troops CaIlcd
Enus

Tho President recently called for
troops in dditionvto the 10, coo, as fol-
lows, making the whole number called
i0rl0s stated bolowg H.a. #.Hr
Volunteers by proclamation, 10000
Volunteers for three years service 10000
Regulars for five wears service, $4,000
Scamcn for live years service, 1900
Total. liza Hr YGvss uu,N = i5S 900
,,au, gddrtion to the above, tho Govern
mcnt has concluded 20 accept % 900 three
months volunteers MILKING grand
total ofllS3 600. rg1d a0ua sl.Ha.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17

Z
OsFrhs a0bl blsplHt Waa rampant IN 81,
inuls eha 'BAtosdsy ard fsund1y. The
most sinaiaots and eold.bloodsd assaults
were made aroA German sitiiehs,by he
HseessIopistsi merely bce0use tho fcrper
p,sssA rsgsslyeA loyal 90 lhe Govern
mont. sJliWaq 30 indi ga,ve. lH v'
M gbass WsreeN,i6 b lfaon sopbiy
Ass hsen npming,ed " the Republicans oI
thsstalh 0apernssioHul District 40 F0e-
coed John ShermaE--Nho, Il twill be re-
Alemb rs8, wdG elected TO lhe senatn
6They have 4 report 10 charieston
hat - expedition against that ciiy IL
6eiaF fitcd out al Pofismouth, N. ~, 70
rs composed OF large force II Mune,
New Hampahire aud Vermont milidn..-
There Is cefmfniy murh uctivity at the
pc,,fDOalh Nsyy Yard and great ruSal
D46palatiout Rolag iorwani on the coast
" 1lGiael--l0l hat purpose thn South
eill doutll IS 6i,d a1t bBlore ienE,---N
y. Tritans l2ih.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17
Tie 'PIain DcnIcr's" Cam-


The Cleveland Plain Dealer seems
disposed to make short work with the
great rebellion, as the following plan of
"Ow Compaign' IN Monday evening"
paper, would plainly show.
To-day Western Virginia is in Con.
vcution at Wheeling and is bound never
% submit to JEFF. Davis Governments
Tomorrow let her be- recognized as loyal
90 the Union, aud let our Ohio troops be
put in communication with Union mrn
Of that region, extend cur lines 10 the
mountain, take poss sion Of the BalG-
more aud Ohio Railroad up toIIarpor's
Ferry, iuvcst that place, act conjoiutly
with the Pennsylvania troops on the
the North, and Gen Butler's command
on the East, take il at all hazards, then
join the Washington forces or a, portion
of thrm, march ON RiohmOud, take Nor
folk aud clean out tho sold DOmmioW'
within week. ID r. ..rT
/ Won't q neral Lincoln send us COM
mission We have been through two
compaigns 10 this secession war, one at
Charleston, and the other at Baltmore.
We know the rebels and we knog how
10 whip the fascals. We beat them at
the ballot-box, let US give them the full
contents of the cRtridgc-boN, s.- rs. %
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17
'CeueraI Bnucr Taking Possession OF
Arms at n1ltimort--A Arrest OF Ross
-AA.nnna. III ---- -.


BALriMotE, May Ti-Gen. Bpilcr made
q atotdd dbmbnd on. the authorities Ior
the delivery Ola lot Of army stores Ia the
warehouse Of John s, GtUnCs. Mar
sbpi Kan6refps6l @ deliver them wit6-
out eb order Ffom The Mayor, An orr, q
was pr5Sutel aud the arms wore taken
out. amounting 10 fifteen Irsy loads
They VQrc iakRA to,thc font.
Ross WiusRs was arrested al the, Re-
lly Ilpuse ia the cars ispm Frstereks--
Goy. Hekg was Rhaard1 and endeavoretl
10 have Ava released on secnriE4 which
waa re lOsed, /, Wn9ns is new tpndOr
guard autha Relay Ipuse, - .4 .l boss.
lAsl nigAl the Mar land Guards strip
ped thenrWoy af 500 Minnie muskets
and srefol0d them, adH a.r nm,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17

agea fer,THtc, Years SerVIrr.
The Sqlpn bus eou ondent Of thrI
CiheinBsd GsRctto uaysl that Forty four
coaApdaiss have been rendered f0r thel
Afstrtsgtye corps, and tw sniy.thrsc com
papiee for tlree years service. This
looks WelbfstQpr noble Ohio, and shove
ihEi he Peopie wiilfelly meet the res.
pgnsIbiiity.. .l. ~ y - ~ .'...- p. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17
TIE FACTa NnmINe OUT.

Authentic statrancut Of tl,e
slaughter nt FOrt Moultrfc.
The 1pdihnppolis Journal Of yesterday
.sayss
We are permitted by tho recipient, a
citizen Of this placc,to make the follow
ING extract from letter from a relative
ofhis living near Charleston gentle
man, as we are tssu-cd, and as other por-
tions Of his letter show, Of wealth aud
position in that state. IL discloscs some
facts IN regard 10 thc slaughter at Fort
MOultrie that have not hitherto been
published on such undoubted authority
Tho lamentatlon Of q family ever IL
dead membess Is aproof that cannot be
toned. We may premise here that
the bodies Of the young men alluded to
in the letter, were obtsincd IN per-
emptory demand Of the writer, whose
position entitled him 10 such consldera-
ton. Brief 0s il ", w It's disclosure Of
the terrible state Of affairs IN South Car
olna, and Of the grief created by IL, il is
ono oi the most significant indications Of
the effects Of Secession that has yet
reached tho public;
NEAR CHAnLEsroS, April 90 1850.
DEAR--: You cannot Tor mo-
mcnt even imaginc tho effects of Scces-
sion on u.s., ThebcstI can 10y of Ills
that it will be lasting heritage to all
coming gcncrauons, cycnif Il were done
with now-but sbudlcr at the future.
Many of your friends aud acquuintanccs
were killed at Sumter, among tlicm John
and William (your cousins.) Many
more Of them are now starting North,
but YOU will not blame them, as it is not
a matter Of choice what man will DO
here, and o few moro fights would dcpop-
ulatc this state, yet we were only per-
mittcd TO dcccntly inter, or even see but
a small number out Of over the one thou
sand killed here, aud what can We expect
or hope for those who now 20 North
Well may you cay that we have a reign
nF fnrror
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17
NYtstcrh Virginia Loyal



The psePle ef Weston Virginia tr,
setting sneble example 10 the Union mer
iRtho border slav, states, which Tho,
would DO well TO follow Thcy arc nc,
20 berevolved cut Of the Union by SC.
c-ss'oa ordinances uf5n paper uor will
tier longer nsm,tto the domiration and
treasahible dtsig' 5rthc ayooIigarcll
cast Of the Mountiins. Thcy ulipk they
have Teen eelinF lQng enough as tail "a
tboktcof L,tcher, Nfisc, Muson, ct ID
oiAae gsRvs who Etyc alwtys hca,cJ
them asa Rcd Of orncmcntll appcn.
dlgc ora con rcrcd pr vince.
The people Of Wcstcrn Virginia hav,
few slatss--,bcy are Union mca-,hry
sepvesistc thp benefits Of FREQ msttu.
tiers confrrcd uPon them by this Gov.
'rnment and they ore no, going 10 lcov,
itand ic'ntlieif fortunes with thc J. D.
Cohfedrraey. Separated as thcy urc
frem tie ts'trn ort Of the state
ty A-nltuial barrier, thcy have few in.
tcroats IN common with it--,hcr cduca
,ior, habits rEt tc,l'igs uo oil DIVERSE,
Thty VII socucr cut loeoo frcm the COZ.
iupt su'Ocracy at Rlchno ord aud declare
,hc"selvvs tn ib6cpendcnt fcvrrcirr
st'e than be chained 70 ia chariot aut
drargcd out OF tho Union.
This they intend 70 do and IN this tbcy
Willie rustaihcd ~ Ohio and PENNEY
vsria. A CONVENTION or the western
t'Hmiies is now in'scfsion at Wheeling
duhboruung upon ihs matter Itislargc.
ly attended md thc greatest tntlnsiasrr
rr'vails. Tho ,rc, cbts 1ll breathe forth
aspu.t efu 6e,,t,op to the tiarauni
e. lCs' AID rcsitttnco even 10 bloot
sgt,Hst tho uiwputun brducroon r..
Gently frrrtited r thc name Of thu state
Whether tie CtstU ssrctons thc orli.
nahee " accession OF not, they will doubl
&c declare themselves independent Other
control and set up for themselves. IL
tlaAnoble and pathetic movement, tic,
h.Te psked the Creo states to sustain then
aod they have not sfkcd In vain. Thry
willrrsPond with men and money am
Z w tac uRrper by ond thr mountain
pssscs, Tho Union men in wcstcrr
Virgitia show ihoir faith By their worls
TIHKcdy ntSt louis.
IAN nien-lyvirg citizens will rcjoic,
at thc prompt action Of Capt, Lyon, In
cp'uring the secession camp of Guy.
JAtksoh At S. Lepis, w,th its arms and
munitions, and tlus nippipg treason IN
tho lud. Ito arms captured had Just
been smugglNdIn from Baton Rogue, urt
wire TO . ustdtgaipst tho government
That the troops in C,mp jackson wcr,
metitating treason and resistance 10 law
thore can bc no d,ubt. This was nRtrn
to oil. Scc6fs'on ndgs W,io nyiug il
samr--no upien scpGmcl was allowed
while cheers i,tJ,G DGviS Grd the South
crn Conlcecrrcy were frequently heard
Tho object Of Gov. Jackson md thI
Lgsislatue wee 10 get the Slat3 arme,
under the sanction oflaw, and then pre-
eiPlate itinIo aeegssio~ Tue coursgD
and promTu'udc Of Capt. Lyon has spoil
cd al thelrtun, qnd saYei The city.
The tTngcty that followed Ia % be TO-
gfettod, but is a natural cjhs'W nro Of
mob violence. Itiahgh iiins these dca
peyidOcs shtulI !oau that they eaupa
';iho aud sholtdewn United States Sot
cicrS with imPuni;, - ....-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17

PRoF. o. J. WOODS
Restorative Cordial
BLOOD RENOYATOR,
precl'sly what is name Indicates fr while Me %
ant 10 the taste B.: h fetvn ing, cahihpTliirr and
Itgnslhenng 10 ihr vial pow,r, T. Pso reyiyide,;
rir, md thus restores ami rrnders te sysfem in,p
nr1ble 20 nittek'of diaeate. q {, ths only rrep,ri
lon ever offered 10 me word in popular form so a,
10 be within the reach ofall.
80 ehSmirnly aud ~ Mall combined a 8 10 De tie
most powerful toni md vet 70 pererthutapted oa.
to actin perfect aecoElanee with the laws Of noute
ani hence souh tlo weakoSt stomach and tone No the
digestive OfEans, and aHay al nervous aud other mi
tauoa. liiEhiso perfectly oVhilTatins IN lts oGScis
and vet h is never followed By lasiuo or d@pression
oI7pira. 10 is compasod entirely Of Yesctahie nnd
those thf FasFhly combining powttful powerful toni
and tomhing nF'pffiies, and consequently can never
'hlure. Asa sure nreyeuUyc and vure Of .
CoNsuAprioN, nRoNcuitis, INuIaEsrtoN, nyspEpst.. .
loss ~ APPETITE, FANrNESS, NERvoUs tRRtrA
nilrT, sEuhfLdrN pAllrs1Ios o. fik
n nFAnr, AKGNeHoW HYFocHoSbRIA, -
NuhT PNENrt, LANuIoH, 6IDmkFss e. a
ASB NJ rlfaT CLAssoF Cksrs 20 F.. taa ~
'tam!tty I.TAL e,ttsp
uEEarL LAEilRs. y e.. D .H..
Also, Liver IL ssriSS ttiiSSS i.Il. lIls .EQUAL
CIoppsiai,, di,ss,esuf The Kidney, oi any eehsrsl
e. within only curs ths debiily following tIil.s
All FEVER, hut prevent all attacks aHsnE nom NJ.
a,mate ihhusn ,e' aud cure the disease al once d
t'ready attacked.
lIuVs ois shouh have hottle withthein a. Il will
infalhby prevent Dry dcoterous consequence follow
ing upon ahsuReof climate Ard watsT.
A itprayentt tcauiy iyencss, ,ftreneiheni ne directive
argaas " should be tn tic hands Of allpefon ofssd.
entafs habits.
LadisshR aasa'tomsil,o much obt.door tIerriss
should always use u,
moiheTrahOuldu use w. fdrit u pefstt relitftaken
month or Two belor the final Trial, shs wall ass the
dreadful petiod With peflaet easa hnd safety
-, d. There is no mistake about a., ...l.
TfR eORitiAL is ALIVE CLAIM FOR trl
MOTHERS, Try 1T,
Anal 10 yJu VI apRs 20 gsieoi tls lllAass o. lie.
Il C"s not only fYouTaughters before i be ldir,
Dat aisu Jsss avs ,sssspt tes 70. f.a ~
dsheaoy ,aeu 20 down TO premature grave, aths
than let therroHdutonh knoyns tn tine, the latter
are often So niixedun with tt eathenent Of business
that it AZ wtFe pOt iof yuu, they fda gnnid Erart
In the tane dOwnwatd lam dnti fft to0 Ahni
their fatal fall But the neither Is aiways Wig liant and
10 yup We eprtasntly Appfali ot Nv aro sgrq yoei
cyrr N * hHlgtlpn Nin unerdnklS point you 3
PaQr, tNbon's lhatrnNerivE CbHniL ASH hLodf
RESovAIo as The rouiedy which should be always o.
OF Wood, rtopdetor, lli rrubdway, New York
nnd No MatGet Street - Louis, Mo-, and loldby al
druggists. Pace, Ohe doh PEI bottle. t.a.
Sold in Iihn BY Dubois 4 Co., agents, and al
good 'lfasgis's. maJ9.iy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17

,,o "a UpQLPHo WoLFE's ,tf \
Pp,EelI lama g arm mo-
ST, .CRqlX ,sCorcp \ IRtsH wHiskEN,
Af'he eboSe imported andhOuisd BY himislf var
ana bstr taahiy ,luo ghbFm u9Y
30 ''" 10 THE puBLtc, { ''' '.'-
4Ihsln state paiutiuuis uian, w it.adiht ss
u mefohant OF thirty yesrs residtnsein New hafh that
What pledge sad esuy 10 with my seal ny lahtl and
ulfatntdssu - uqtosstseut ~ - Fsl,ss upeAby
Ifsasis Is i.hb a. Wines ked .IisgeIs Ia ihsi
pfscdcr shopldfvs es lFst qepce 20 these articles.
fol sle " ~ gelse,abie piestisss lna-spe'Assa,
'sANt'' CrDOh9Ho WoLFG, F'sPf'
sole Manufciutsr and lnsofiol 81 sgeidsui Aremal.
he schansrt, Na. X. aefsrr y lsei, New hoft.
FoJ eait " btBois4 ~, IiAn,o. aPlo-en
IT. #Ia HaH uff
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17
Exciting News ltOm st. Ions
BLoopLBss CAfTURE a. NlssQuR|
HnlLLs AND ARMS,
The U 3. Troops Attack
edby tho Mob.
fhtY riRE rroE rue RloTrR8

ST Lorfs, My lO.-Gcn. Frrsrs bFig-
aGo Of Missouri malilia, cucamped at
Can p Jackson, IN the wcsturn outskirts,
surr,ni iered Internationally this after
noon, on drmpnd .ol Cent Lyon, com.
manGer Of Tie Unitcd sAtss forces in
this ely.
CAPT. Lyon marched on Camp jackson
withscmc f,rOO yolhttcers, surrounded
H. aud planted eight field pieces on The
adiuiung cminerccs
The following letter was font nom
Capt, Lyon 70 Cen Frost:
1tr4p.vArrrfs Y, s. T'noorsl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17

~ ------- IHIf LQIINi My 7 ~
The city has been quiet And orderly TO-
Gay and tie cilzens geneJally have boen
engaged in their usual QYocauons. CAPT.
'rotten's bauallIoa Of rCgplars arc sta
qusrtuseA a tas oily aud viii be kept
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17

Ial 27lh nAr ov MAY, A. D. iesl,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17

y BY STREET atiehtion % buiinssi apaA tsdue,isA
Of hePrteni sSoThitsn pfgst, pe hone 10 teehfsihs
PatFoHags ofosF fisndt. DontfsTsstths old stbAtef
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-17

ssrrl r..ssI ..r LEVI wUIpICK. ID.
Nav 10, 1861 a7ysor Sheriff,
The national Republican., 1861-06-07

tablished on falsehood and deception Mary.
land should be the last to subscribe to the doc
trine OF q dissolution, as her interests and pros
perity are more closely connected with, and
dependent upon, its preservation than those of
any OF her sister States. This whole scheme of a
dissolution Of the Union originates in the design
of reckless politicians to maintain their power
by the overthrow of all the great interests of
the country, and in defiance of the will of the
masses.
Maryland has sympathy with the South, but
it should be extended to those oppressed and
disiranchised citizens whose voice has been
suppressed, and their liberty and property de.
stroyed, by political tyrants who seek their own
advancement over the ruin Of the people. If
Mr.. Breckenridge had been elected in place Of
Mr.. Lincoln, would that have justified the North
in dissolving the Union? Your answer to this
question will certainly be in the negative. But
how can you, on auy principle of justice or fair.
ness, deny to others a right which you claim for
yourselves? 1t is notorious fact that the fr.
gitive slave law has been more effectually and
quietly enforced under this Administration than
any previous one and until some oppressive
and unjust violation of the Constitution shall be
attempted it does not become us to offer any
resistance to those who are sworn to support
the Union, the Constitution and the enforce.
ment of the laws; but, on the contrary, it is our
imperative duty to assist in handing down those
blessings unimpaired to our posterity.
With these views leave the matter in your
hands, and shall be satisfied, whatever your de
cision may be.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
CHARLES B. CALVERT.
The national Republican., 1861-06-07
OFFICIAL.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United
States of America To all whom it may cou.
cern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
10 me that Miguel Zaragoza has been appointed
Consul of Mexico at San Antonio de Bexar, ]
do hereby recognise him as such, and declare
him free to exercise and enjoy such functions,
powers, and privileges, as are allowed to the
Consuls of the most favored nations in the Uni.
ted States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the seal
Of the United States to be hereunto af:
fixed. Given under my hand, at the
l.. $. city of Washington, the 9th day of June,
A. ID. 1861 and of the Independence of
the United States of America the eighty.
fifth
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
The national Republican., 1861-06-07
THE REPUBLICAN ERA.

This large, handsome, and well. filed weekly
for this week, is now ready at the Office of the
National Republican. 1t contains all the orig
inal matter of the daily Republican, including
local news interesting to the country at large,
and full reports Of the workings of the different
Departments. 1t contains, also, all the news OF
the day, both foreign and domestic, as well as
country. This is just the paper for our volun-
teers to send to their friends in the States, who
wish to be informed in regard to matters trans
piring at the seat of Government. For sale at
the office of me Republican, on Seventh street
Price, in wrappers, four cents each. To regular
subscribers, it is furnished at 81 per year. W..
J. Murtagh Co., proprietors.
The national Republican., 1861-06-07

Easn Leading houses in the Northern cities
are already beginning to establish branches in
this city, under the well-founded impression
that the prosperity of Washington is to make
decided advance under the new order OF
things. Among the pioneers in this enterprise
is the celebrated house of A. Bininger Co.,
Of 80 and "a Liberty street, New York, dealers
in brandies, wines, cigars, &c. They have
opened store here, at 294 Pennsylvania av.
enue, near Fourteenth street, which they have
fully stocked with rare wines, &c. Their house
here is under the management of Mr.. Joseph P
Nelson. There are numbers in this community
who will welcome an infusion Of fresh blood
and good liquors into the heretofore drowsy re-
gions of the District.
The national Republican., 1861-06-07

Observation-Disclosures Of Congress are be.
ginning to fix themselves in quarters for the
coming session at Washington. Senator Lane
of Indiana, and Hon. Mr.. Etheridge, of Tennes.
see, are at the Clarendon; Senators Harris Of
New York, and Wilkinson and Harlan of Iowa,
have taken apartments n Clay's Hotel.
B1-Among the arrivals in town, are Senator
Nesmith of Oregon, and Mr.. Henry Nesmith of
New York, both at Willards'. Hon. John F.
Potter of Wisconsin has returned and taken
apartments at his old quarters, in Four and.a,
half street. 7. Weed is still in town.
Ba5- Hon. Thomas Corwin, United States
minister to Mexico reached Jalapa on the 4th
of May, on his way to the city Of Mexico, one
hundred miles distant.
RS1@ General James Watson Webb, who is
now in this city, is about to depart on his mis-
sion to Brazil.
R1~ Mr.. O'Meara, the newly.appointed min
lister to Rome, has obtained leave of absence,
and is engaged in organizing regiment in
Wisconsin,
The national Republican., 1861-06-07
June G, 1861.
ORDER.

By direction of the President, it is hereby
ordered that, ns mark of respect 10 the mem.
ory of the late honorable Stephen A. Douglas,
who departed this life on the 4th instant, at
Chicago, Illinois, this Department be closed on
the 7th instant, the day OF his funeral, and the
building be draped in mourning for thirty days.
GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary Of the Navy.
Navy Department, June 6, 1861.
The national Republican., 1861-06-07

fiNHE Central Shoe Store of Henry jam ey, No
l. 34s Pennsylvania avenue, is now supplied
with the most elegant and extensive stock of
Ladies, Gentlcmen's Misses, Boys, and Children's
Boots and Shoes ever offered in this city.
The subscriber has n number of experienced
workmen, and solicits orders in his line. All
work warranted good, and guaranteed to suit.
HENRY JANNEY,
34S Penn avenue, between Browns
may "a Hotel and Seventh street,
The national Republican., 1861-06-07

HS- We are officially informed that the post
Office at Memphis, Tennessee, is discontinued.
The Postmaster General orders all posmas-
ters to forward to the dead letter office at Wash.
ington all mail matter which is directed to that
post office.
The national Republican., 1861-06-07

POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Impeachment Office.
The post office at Memphis, Tenness ssee, is
discontinued. The Postmaster General orders
all postinasters to forward 10 the Dead Letter
Office, at Washington, all mail mater which is
directed to that Office.
JOHN A. KAssoN,
First Assistant Postmaster General
n
The national Republican., 1861-06-07

Dar The correspondent of the New York
World makes terrible bunders. For instance,
in his comments on the report noticing the in
tended movement Of troops by steamers from
the Navy Yard on Tuesday night, he puts
down Aqua creek as its destination. Such a
blunder is especially cruel, as it gives the i'm
preston to the families who have friends at
the Navy Yard and in the regiments that they
were to be exposed ,needlessly to the fire of
those batteries of riAed cannon at Aqua
creek. Such wicked impositions should not
be tolerated, as are sometimes indulged in by
these wicked telegraphic correspondents, mere.
ly for the purpose Of making sensation.
The national Republican., 1861-06-07

ngJ S. Nicolay, Esq, private secretary
of the President, left this city Wednesday after
noon, on brief visit to his home in Spring.
field, Illinois.
nslsr j. s. Sanderson, Esq, Chief Clerk in
the War Department, has just been appointed
a Lieutenant Colonel in the army.
The national Republican., 1861-06-07

Bd- The Star man has been to see General
Scott, to consult about the occupation of Vir-
ginia. He is certain that announcement Of
the movement of Tuesday night was premature
They don't do anything at headquarters now
until they consult the Star.