The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-12

The Trcsnny Department has issued
very little moro Of the new currency than
encugh to al the place Of the old de.
mand notes, 90 fast as Il retires them
probably not more than $4,000, ,cOo
within the last three months over ana
above the amount retired.
Thursday evening the rebels appeared
IN force at Falls Church aud drove IN orr
piokets, using artillery, A wagon train
7ell Into their hands, but iIfey did nUt
succeed in getting II away as our troops
rallied and rescued Il. This morning tho
rebels fell bark to Fall's ChNrch aud
then shortly afterwards ctaetatcd II no.
ing towa ds bcesbafE on tho Icesburg
Pike. We had none killcd or wounded.
81. Ioufs, SErr. D.
The Dsmoerst Of this morning, says
the report that Gen. Curtis hls been su-
pefsedcd as Commander Of the Army Of
the Southwest, except for short time at
his own request, 10 recover his health, is
Incorrect. We have authority for stating
that he has never been reprimendtd by
the War Department, and We are uuthc-
riscd to make this statement.
CiSciSSATI, SBrr, e.
Conductor woodel made rcconsois.
anee yesterday with an engine Of the
Kentucky Central Railroad. He pro-
ceedcd 10 a point 10 miles north Of Gym
thiana, where he discovered three inen
who. upon bling hailed, said they belong
ed 10 Georgia regiment, Pie Afterwards
discovered their camp, Bat u was 40 hid.
den by bushes that he eoaJ hot make
cut their numbers.
A dispatch from Falmouth nj I o'clock
this morning says, that the scouts report
tlc rebels wiihiA four miles fthat place
with artillery
A dispatch from the Pomsroy opera
tor, says Spencer. Virginia, surrendered
10 jenkins.
Col Rathburn's command was taken
prisoners. On "Wednesday jenkins en-.
tered RLvenswood, Va, and on Wcdncs.
day evening crossed the Ohio at Bufiing.
tvn's Island, and came down 10 Racine,
Ohio. They kill,d one man, wounded
two, stole ~ horses, md then rccrosscd
the river at w li's BIr and cncampcd
for the night. The people were rising to
resist further ett' mpts. A later report
sdye iofto ~ NtO"siuI " huOHc uHu
coming down on both sides
A dispatch from Point Pleasant, 10 the |
Military Committee at Gullipclis, snys |
the contending forces are now IN sight Of
cuch other. The enemy is said TO be 800 |
siroig, aud battle IL Imminent,
Gov. Morton has ordered nll the male |
citizens, bttwccn the ugcs of Is and 10. !
residing In the border Counties, to orgun-
ixe themselves into military companies |
t,repel invasion.
WAsniNGroS, SErT. 3.
A report prevailed this morning of n
battle last night or yesterday evening at .
,r near Poolesvillc, but nothing Gun be |
a crrtained 10 confirm Il.
Gen. Burnside's troops arc by this
time In proper position. Some vi them
were long ago seen In this vicinity.
Y stcrday cv ming tho r, bels fired 20 ,
shots from Balls Bluff upon u little canal
steamer, the Flying Cloud, which plies
between Georgetown and llnrpcr's Fer |
ry. No one was hurt. The steamer has
returned TO q, orgctown.
FoRrRIss M, NKoE, Srrr. 4.
The steamer Daniel Webster, from
Alexandria, arrived at Fortress Monroe
this morning, with 1000 sick s,d wound
cd on board. About 100 sick soldiers
arrived here THE morning from Washing
ton via Baltimore.