The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07

The rebels are repairing the railrood to
Mapassas.
The Texans are shipping their slave,
to Cuba.
james R.Locklsnd, prominent secesh
lawyer Of St. LOuis, has been arrested.
OCT Secretary Chase and daughter
paid a visit last week to Gen. sigel.
Gen. MrLRoY was at Buckhannon, on
the 30th insatnt, where all was quiet.
Over three hundred brave East Tenn
esseoans have escaped into Kentucky to
join the Union army.
Gen. Lew. Wallace has been assigned
to the command Of corps in the Depart
ment Of Tennessse-Gen. Grants.
The exhibition in London Of the in
dustry Of all nations, has proved, hnan-
cially, great failure.
Gen. Ssxton is raising the lat regi-
mcnt Of South Carolina Volunteers
/ ivy. uIt bidNhf W S'hioN'
nN- Richmond papers received at
New York report the arrival Of General
Bragg and staff at Richmond.
Gen. McClernsnd is organizing an ex.
pedition to descend the Mississippi.
The President says that IL Congress,
had permitted him to build railroad from
Kentucky into Tennessee, the war in the
West wonld have long since been ended.
or Gen. Burnside has advanced down
along the eastern base of the Blue Ridge
and formed a practical junction with
Gen. sIgel, their lines of picket' join
ing.
or Msior NJ. F. Wooster, Of the
lOlst Ohio, hus been, appointed Lieut..
c olonel in place OF Lieut. Col. Frauntz,
resigned. Cupt. Isaac NJ. Kirby, is to bo
Major.
CT The Plain Dealer, Ohio States
man, Cincinnati Inquirer, etc, exult
over the defeat of several Union mem
bcrs of Congress. SO do jeff. Davis and
all his rebels.
0.r John w. Torney, Of Philadelphia
il is reported, is about 20 start daily pn-
per in Washington, ID. c., to be called
+" The Daily Chronicle" us an Admins
iration organ.
OF Four rebel mail carriers, with the
mail ugOnt, whose business it was to
help forward Il two Richmond, were ar
rested Nov. near Fitchtown, Maryland.
Letters for all parts Of the rebel States
and Port Tobacco newspapers were
found in them.
OF Gen. JEFF. C. Davis, arrived in
Louisville on Saturday, and delivered
himself up to the civil authorities, TO be
tried for manslaughter, in killing Gen.
VIM. Nelson. He was admitted to bail
aud LEFT for his command with the Army
of the Cumberland,
OF The enemy at Wurren,on are re-
ported to have been re-cnfo!ced SO us TO
be now five or six thousand strong
jackson and Longstreet ore believed 10
bo coming down the Valley bound for
Culpeppcr. pleasanton's cnnnonading
was heard at Fairfax all day yesterday.
A gentleman who left our fleet at the
mouth of the James river, informs the Ma
tonal Intcllgenccr that the Galenn, Capt.
Rodgers, and other strong boats there are
waiting the appearance OF the new rebel
iron-clad of Richmond, and are confident
of giving q good account of her il she shall
be bold enough to hazard triol of strength
General Cox is steadily advancing ue
the Kanawha beyond Charlston. Ths
rebels did not destroy the salt work
when they abandoned them. They were
as careless in the matter as the Federal
commander was when he left them all
in complete. order for being worked by
the rebels,
Camp Latham, at Lincoln Illinois.
occupied by Colonel Latham's l06th reg
imcnt was burned on Saturday night
destroying quantity OF arms, sc. Most
of the troops had gone home, leaving q
few companies and the rebel sympath-
Iers thought il fine time to d estroy
Government property.
toutherntelegrnphic news via r r'ress
Monroe is interesting. Another rebel
Seamer, the cargo of which is confessed
10 be valuable by the Charleston papers
hes been captured by cur cruisers at Bulls
bay. An attack on Charlston is expected
This North Carolnans are anxious about
the eastern,par of that State, and plant RS
are sending their negroes inland.
One of the striking features Of the ad.
vance so far, has beea the almost entire
cessation OF struggling. Hereafter strsg-
lers, officers or men, plainly convicted Of
being such, are for the first offence TO
have half their head shaved. a second Of
fence will receive e severe penalty, and
il is under consideration to make death
the penalty OF third offence.
OF We like the following pi,hy reso-
luton which was unanimously passed by
the GAINESVILLE Conference of the Wes-
leyau Methodists
(" Slavery is the sum Of all villainy-
hateful TO God, ruinous TO sosiety, de-
grading to human nature, and calculated
to rednce the world to a state Of the
most revolving hcathenism.
SlsEL AND TIE CA;iFoRSIASs.-Ger
man residents of San Francisco have
subscribed $1,000 to procure a tsstimo-
nial for presentation to Gen. Sigel.-
Tho present viii be a golden eagle
wreathsd With laurel and set with dia-
monds.