The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-21
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN
MISSOURI.
THE PLAN OF THE CAMPAIGN
FORESHADoWED.
Troops from Iowa, Illinois and Kan
sus Pouring into Missouri.

Intelligence from Jefferson City an
nounccs that the Governor and State Of
ficcrs had abandoned Jefferson City, and
the archives and records Of the State
were being removed by steamboat to Ar.
row Rock, in Saline County.
Saline county is the home Of Gov.
Jackson Arrow Rock is on the eastern
edge Of tho county, about 80 miles above
Jefferson City, on the Missouri River
Il is easily accessible from the large and
populous codntcs Of Saline, Cooper,
Howard, and Lafayette, and is also easily
driensib.c, Snd will be protected byworls
for artillery.
No troops were at Jefferson City. An
tho militia responding. to the Governors
revolutionary call will be concentrated at
Arrow Rock, and there he will make his
stand. .i.. - I"..
The 81. Louis Democrat Of Saturday
states that ON Thursday night the City Of
| Louisiana took on board two companies Of
Col. Boernstoin's command, ana left to
Join the IOtAn and J . c. Swon in the Miss.
ouri river expedition, The bOlOneo Of
Col. Boernstoin's command len the Ar
scnVl yesterday morning at nine O'Clock
and took the Pacific Railroad cars fol
GasoonRde, intending to repair and pro-
tCct the bridges, aud open the railroad
communication between this city aud JEFF
| fcrson. Another movement of troops
via Hnnnl5al, 20 the number of 1900,
[ from iowa aud Illinois, wero expected to
form a Junction with General Lyon by
to-n,orrow at jefferson CilysAnd from that
central position march in any direction
/ Il Is snecessary TO send them.
| We learn that tho Iowa troops arc un.
der command Of Coll Curtis, better
man than whom for that place could moi
be found. II i entirely reasonable to ox
pcct great good from this expedition.
Two companies of Col. b. Graft
Brown's regiment Of U. 3. Resory,
Guards len at five o'clock yesterday morn
ing, on the North Missouri Railroad -
They comprised full one hundred and six
" men, and were destined % protect IN,
two bridges OF that road above 81
Charles. fssH#rsl .arla-
A correspondent Of the Dcmoerpt wri
|, ting from Lana eonny, No., June l9
states that a capture Of cannon and ball
took place in that poighborhood the nigh
before. rr .s.-
: Information having been obtained a
) IIannibnl that a wagon loaded with arm
5 had been dispatched from that place I
Z CMlcothe, detachment Of Company A
. Of Marion Battalion Of United State
: Reserve Corps under command of Lieu
Q II, j, Crandall, were sent out 70 assii
o Mr. Deputy u. S, Marshal Suachan
4 capturing them. The wagon had bee
u QuArtcred by Seoessionists at Blooming
e ton on the night Of tho nth, hut 4
n whereObouts was well known 10 tho UI
j. ion men, and Il w0s allowed peaceubly
a proceed until last night at about 10 O
clock, when il was oyerhauled a fo
miles east OF Iinn0us, on the State roa
10 by Lieutenant Crandall aud 0bout twen
Is men, who compelled those In pessessit
4, OF tho arms % give them up, and n,
= were transferred 70 afroight ear aud sol
D. back 10 Hannibal,r.t .,a. lr-a.n
J, The spoils consist Of two heavy il,
h six pnunders and about two hundred ball
"a all Of iIannbal manufacture.
70 The ouatFy and patterns where the
cannon Nerc nado, having been take
Of possession Of by the troops az Hannibl
ID on the night of the lith, il 10 prohah
" that the "ald and comfort TO the enem,
ps from that quarter will trouble us no 10
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