The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-27


vsna, iath, via Nassau. reports a rebs
steamer arrived at Havana on the l4th
from the coast OF Flvrida, with coo bale
Of cotton.
The Port Royal New South Of the idt
says Jacksonville, Florida. was takcn OF
the 10th by the negro brigade. The ne
grocs behaved with proprioiy and no on,
was harmed On the nth, Col. Mont
gotnery, with 400 men, had sharp skir
nish 3 miles from the town with goo
rcb us. Bildwin, the junction of III,
Jacksonville, Tallahassee and CedaI
Keys Railroad, Is supposed 10 DO III,
point aimed at by the expedition.
liEADQUARrEns ARMY or poroNAc)
March 2Oi
Alter rovicw Of the 18th Corps 6y
Gen. Hooker, yesterday, he met the off.
cerr ut Gen. Slocum's headquaricrs. 80
Hooker expressed great satisfaction viii
their soldicrly appearance. aud he relied
on them for assistance aud henrty Co.
operation in the ensuing campaign. ~
lar as he was concerned, hc meant there
should be no more mistakes " doubtful
results, If tic enemy did not run.
San FgAScIsc3. March ~.
Hong Kong dates are 70 the IDih ol
January. Black aud Volcss teas have
declined. The shipments Of American
cotton goods to New York conthu -
Raw cotton was weaker; hut in demand
! America aud Englard.
The Chinese rebels mcnacod Niupho,
but ~ consequence Of supposed arrange
mcrts securing British neutrality. they
M longer approached within thirty miles
at Shanghai
The foreign residents Of Shanghai be-.
love that Franco contcmpates terrific.
rial aggrandizement in China, with Ninp.
no for base OF operations. The os-
pcotntiOns OF the Chinese that Russia
might lcnd assistance IN the suppression
Of The rebellion are unlikely 70 be real.
izyd.
PntLADELI1nA, M1rrh 81.
Cincinnutl special dispatch o. the
Bulletin says, on tho 10Th squad of
soldicrs was sent to Rush Co., Indiana,
" arr NJ some dtscrtcrs aud succeeded
~ capturing six. While on their way To
the cars the dcsortcrs were rescued by
100 mounted huttcrnula,urmod with rl1rs.
two companies OF inf nry, sent lrom la
diannpols, rcrnpturcd the dcscrtcrs and
scattered the troit-r.
CINCINNATI. March 81.
The Gazette has uddit onu particulars
ol the Milford battle.
Our forces wcro commanded by Col. |
Hail. of the l01th Ohio, who. finding he |
was being attacked by superior numbers, /
fell back Ia commanding position and
sent u courier to Murlrecs sboro. for rcin.
hrccmcnts, promising 10 hold his ground
nntil they arrived. A pnrt Of ,hc rebel
cavalry disni1untcd aud attacked our po.
sllion with imprtuosity, but were rcpulscd.
The enemy, curagcd at the * .cution of
the Harris battery, musscd all their rcri.
meats aud charged il. Tho first Miss. /.
regiment lying concealed behind the bat.
terry waited until the enemy was within
20 yards, when they opened destructive
nrc, causing them t0 retreat in cuniu.
sion from the field, leaving their dead ,
mud wounded.
Our victory was complete before ia,
arrived. Among The rob
rs Ruled was ono Colonel, one Captain i
ND three Lirutcnnnts. Our loss, 7 killed |
lnd II wounded. The baltic lasted about -,
hours.
a special dispatch from Paris, ky., To !
he Commercial, says tn rebel Colonel |
lark, surrounded Mt. Sterling, Ky, Ut q
wo O'Clock this morning Oar forces q
amounting to 200 fought from the houses
'or four hours, but were finally compelled :
@ surrender. The rebels then burned
ho town. IL is believed Clarke intends
o attack Paris Tonight.