The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26
U. s. GRANT.
IfAPRisnu nc, Sept. 10.

HAPRIspu nc, sept 10.
A gentleman from Chambcrsburg this
evening, says all the troops stationed
tiere have been sent to lIag rstown aud
Blonsboro.
A company from philadcl?hin refused
to 90 over tho line. Gen. Reynolds sa d
tiry might 60 homo aud be damned and
disgrace would forever rest on their
shoulders. Alt"r the Generals rcpri-
mlnd they finally went over III, border.
Gov. Curtin is still nj II lllgcrstuwn. A
Cccliug orpcrrcct security 70 now felt In
Off 'ial circles.
Qlit, numb r jf wounded have arri-
v,d here aud at other points on the Cum.
berland Vall,y Road.
The ncws of McClnlluu's great victc-
ry, achieved to-day, was received with
great rjoicing. Tho troops here are
urging to be scnt forward that they may
yet assist In the great work.
Tr4vcl to ChumbersburI and llagcrs.
town was resumed to-day and the tclo-
graph 10 now open to Boonsboro.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.
The body of G'n. Mansfield arrived
here to-day aud is beiug cmbalmcd.
The S7th Ohio, 3 months men from
llarpcr's Fsrry, passed through Tonight
for philadelphia on their way home.
NEw YoRN, S,pt. is.
A Washington dispatch states that the
cavalry reconnaissance from licntz IL
mans headquarters yesterday morning,
accomplished one of the most rapid aud
brilliant achievements of the campaign
They went within miles of Thorough
fare Gnp, performing n distance of 80
miles IN lees than 20 hours.
Ncar Tioroughlarc Gap they discov-
cred rebel force acting as body guard
% Ewell, who was in an ambulance bad
y wounded, being escorted toward Rich
mond. Three of the body guard were
captured, together with about 30 more
prisoners, several of whom wcro officers,
and some wagons. TLis report was sent
in by Dirncy.
BALTIMORE, Sept 30,
The following dispatch just received
from u special army correspondent of the
baltimore American, from Keatsyi illc via
Frederick, Sept 10th, says:
The rebel army retrcatcd during Tues
day night, towards the Potomac river
MoCielau's army was all IN motion At
an early h,ur this morning, prepared 10
renew it's offensive operations against the
enemy. ny 10 o'clock every road was
crowded with our troops aud trains, NOV
ing towards the Potomac, across the An
tic,am creek bridge.
BALrlMoRE, Sept, 20.
"velve hundred morv ,rbel prisoners
arrived here this morning from Frokcr'
ick, captured by Mcclellan, They are
emblrking for for Fort D. slawarc, An
other train is ON the way,
| The prisoners are dressed in all man
ucr Of garbs and are very dirty and rag
god.
OMAHA, Sept. 90.
Messengers despatched by acting Gov.
ernor Paddock 70 the Northern settle-
mcnis OF this Territory, 400 miles from
here, report the panic created 10y the mas
sacrts IN Miauesota has entirely subsid
/ cd; that the settlers hgvp returned I,
| their homes. There are now no hostil,
/ Indians within the limits OF this Terrific
ry, aud there is not the remotest prOba
6liy of oftrouhleto settlers in any section
nom lndien dcprC datious.
HEADouApTERs Army OF poroMAcl
Saturday Morning, Sept 20,
The rebvl army has succeeded in MAX
ing its escape from Maryland. They
cvmmoneed 10 leave about dusk Thurs
day eyehng, and by daylight yesterday
morning were all over, except smal
rear guard. They saved all their trans
: portation aud carried of ali their wound
ed but about 800. Between 300 anS
r 400 stragglers were taken during the da,
by pleasanton's cavalry, who took ID,
advance.
Nearly every house in Shsrpsburg WA
{ struck by our shells. Two were burnt
! Citizens who remained escaped injury BY
staying in their cellars. The name civ
en- to this battle ia the Antietam. Ate
our iorces occupied tho whole field tn
/. rebel less was found to be far greater
y particularly in killed, than was at hrs
:. supposed. Full 1900 were found lyini
h on the field, while larger number ha
been buried the day before by ihei
iriends. Their loss in killed aud wound
ed will not come tar from $4,000 TO ~
y 600, Gen. Clark of the rebel army wa
I. killed, and Gems. Ripley, Walker an
Hays were wounded.
The rebels on Thursday night burn
the railroad bridge aud severa! house
. at Harper's Ferr The citizens Of San
dy Hook were fleeing into the countr.