The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-12
Shipment Of Army Stores
EXCITING REPORTS
MAI. AndersOns S0ppIles Stopped
Sumter to be Held,
NEW Yonx, April8.

N NEw YoEE, April 8.
The Htrriet Lano sailed this morning,
: having changed the revenue for the Amer
: Jean nag. Large quantities Of army
stores are being shipped on board the
b steamers Baltic and Illinois.
CHARLEsToH, April y
Gen. Boaurogard this morning issued
an order and cent apeCihi messenger 70
Major Anderson, giving him an oAicial
Il notification that AL intercourse between
, n Sumter and the city would be prohib-
tied from that date. Al the posts have
e been strengthened aud two additional
E regiments are expected from the interior
! NEw YonK, April &.
The Illinois hns taken on board 5000
bbls assorted stores, 800 cases muskets,
Il and n large qunntity Of ammunition, and
, two purl of ortllory, with largo num-
Der Of gun carriages and $40 GOO in apo-
Gle. She sails IN the morning.
b The Posts Washington dispatch states
p that Gen Scott continues active in thc
personal supervision the military there,
which Sc considered sufficient TO- protect
the city. The guards around the Capi-
! to 0nd public mildinys have been doub-
, 'qdotcs private lettcr from Charleston.
! which states that Major Anderson in-
tends to rctort on the Churlcstonians for
, stopping his supplies, by prohibiting fur
81 thcr Intercourse by water with tho forts
, that surround him.
HARRtsnURGH, Ipril 8.
Gov Curtin will send a message TO the
Legislature Tomorrow, recommending
IAN Appropriation Of 100000 for the pur-
chase " munitions of war. Tho mes.
sggo takes the ground that ss our people,
SO long peaceful, have lost the military
habits necessary amid tho disturbed con-
diton Of the surrounding States, should
begin to prepare the means of sell-pres-
,eryalion, and That il ia the duty Of the
State to assist in the enforcement of tho
National laws. Tho Republicans will
hold caucus on this subject tomorrow.
Tho State Treasurer declares that tho
appropriation must be raised by loan.-
In the Legislature to-day steps were Ia
ken for the pOstponement Of the time oil
adjournment for the consider ton of this
subject.
CHARLESTON, April 8.
Bcaureguard has ordered out 5000
troops. Companies arc constantly urri-
: wing and bcingput in position. New bat
tcrius arc also being constructed.
> NEw YoBK, April 8.
Large quantities oil ordnance, 0mmu-
milton, &c, has been transported to-day
from Governors Island TO the steamship
Baltic, including ono hundred gun car
riagcs Tor large Columhiatp, marked Fl.
pickcns. Sho sailed at o'clock this
, evening.
The Commcrcol's Washington dis d.
, patch says Lieut. Talbot left for Sumter
to-day with instructions TO Anderson, and
p, will undoubtedly be rcudmittcd 10 the
Fort, although stringent regulations have
: been adopted by the secessioniSts.
, New YoIG, April 8.
The Horold's Washington clrrcspond-
7. cnco states that the Government is do
n ter mined to keep Anderson in Sumter
/. and supply him with provisions forthwith.
y A portion of tho fleet will reach Charles
1. ton to-day, (Tuesday), for that purpose.
4 There is no desire TO put additional men
lin the fort, unless resistance is offered to
tho tempt TO furnish supplies. The
fleet will not approach Charleston with
hostile intent, but supply ycssls 20 pre-
: pared to reply promptly to any resistance
= Of wurlke character, offered tO a pcucc-
. lul approach tothc fort. Capt. Talbot car
= ricd Instructions to this effect to Mai.
Anderson, with orders to open his bat
tcrics IL vessels are fired on.
Aspeciol dispatch to tlh,lg- lg-E4TTt5ifing Post
I eays, i il r"GmiJd from Charleston to.
SSdy that Lieut., Talbot has not been pcr-
!, miltcd TO return to Fort Sumpter.
y Maj, McCullocb LEFT to-day for Texas.
HARRIsBuRGH, Pa, April o.,
Gov. Curtin Stutcs that he has received
y letter from President Lincoln, stating
" that he tho President has information Of a
v design to attack the City Of Washing
ton.
Gov Curtin sent special message to-
day calling attention TO the military or
- ganizution the State, and recommend,
, ING the Legislature 10 make immediate
. provision for the removal Of the defects
II how existing, by establishing military
" bureau at the Capital, by modifying the
-, malitia laws and by making proper dis,
- tribution OF arms &c.
~ The message was referred to a joint So
~ leci committec, TO report by bill,
r, WAsmNGToN, April .,
Or Dispatches have been received her,
In this morning from Charleston, whicl
=, state that II. S. Chew, Que Of the clorl
of to State Department, had arrive,
to there and had brought a message from
he Secretary Seward 10 Governor Piekcns
10 Mr. Seward in his message distinctly
informed Gov Pickcns that Sumptol
must be supplied with provisions fron
L. Charleston markets, and il Mai, Ander
ir son was not furnish ID regularly, th'
Mt Government would furnish him will
those things which he most needed.
We are in hourly expectation Of hear
~ ing that hostilities have been commence
O. In Charleston h0rbor.
lx NEw YoRK, April Q.
Several merchants to-day proteste
of against paying duties, claiming they can
not bo compelled To pay, until the rcvo
do nue. laws pro enforced in the whole eouu
try.
n; New ORLEANS, April 9,
The news of the appearance Of wa
vessels or Charleston llarhor, has prodl
ced unusual excitement.
Gen, Bragg has tclcgrarhed here frol
Oy Pensacola for 1900 additional troops.-
'd- Two moro compSnics Of Zousves al
about leaving.
" nErRoIr, April s,
ct About 500 fugitive slaves, principal
he from Chicago, assed into Canada at th
he point since Saturday, and large numbc
Q a are reported on the way. Many urc G.
or tiroly destitute, aud much suffering is n
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