The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-01
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TIFFIN, o., MAY /, 1864.

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0TA staff officer, Lieutenant Of
Beuuregard's stofF, was arrested in WASH
ingion on the 25th in civilians dress.
OF DANIEL p. GoopLor, late Emanei.
patton Commissioner at Washington has
been appointed Military Governor Of
North Carolina. vtce Stanley.
OF The Commissioners Of Internal
Revenue have decided that all promsso-
ry notes, whether over or under twenty
dollars, are subject to q stamp.
or GEM HOoxrR, is sbou. to take
action regarding the publication of the
Medical Directors report giving. by
urithmeticul calculation, the strength Of
his army.
or JAMES L. ADDISON, for thirty years
clerk in the Adjutant Generals office
was on the "a relieved on the allegation
TO the enemy, was removed from office.
0cTA special Cabinet meeting was held
on the 25th, over official dispatches re-
ccivcd from England by the Persia
Their nature and result are Of course un-
known.
or Forty thousand invalid's Widows
md navy persons, have been asked for
since the passage of the act granting
pensions for the present war. The Wild
ows applications amount 1000,
0<TTHE new Court of Claims will meet
in Washington May 4. All cases tried
before il, under the new law, arc final,
not going back to Congress for approval
us wus formerly the case.
OF TuE report Of tho destruction Of
the rebel gunboats Qutcn Of the w est
nnd Diana is not only confrmeu by Off
ciul dispatches from Gen. Banks TO the
President, but Is acknowledged by the
rebels in Richmond papers.
or PARIS correspondence, dated April
l0ih, saws the remarkable feature Of,
the movement is the sudden return of
confidence in the cause of the NORTH
Recognition, OF my thing approaching
it, is now absolutely despaircd of by
Southerncrs themselves.
0S- OK THE Gath the last quote of
grrenbucks was issued to Paymosters,
which completes the amount to pay the
whole army of the United States up 10
and inclusive OF the 30th Of April, 1868.
The total sum is iilty.nine millions sew
On hundred and sixty thousand dollars.
CO GEN. Fremont, in letter to Hui.
lett g. Co, suggests the occupation i'm.
modia,cly on the Pacific Railroad. Of tho
large bodies OF men freed Wy the Prcs. |
dents proclamation. lie ys the fact
that 50 large a number Of our able bod
led ctizeLs are under arms, the conse.
quent economy and great rapidily with
which the road could be driven forward
by the employment orthcsc people, make
this subject worthy of the most liberal dis.
cussion.
0STDEsrRTERs who arrived on Friday
within Gen. Rosecrnn's lines state that
nothing but the sterhcst military dseip-
line rcstrains the rebel troops from Ten.
nessco and Kentucky from leaving the
ranks in u body. The mountains ol
& Georgia and the Carolinns, are full of de.
sertcrs and refugees from conscription,
between whom and the rebel authorities
frequent encounters occur. Deserter's
stories are generally to be taken with
considerable lowOuce, but Of the mat
icrs above stOted, we have before had
confirmation from other sources. II is
certain that the rebel sympathizers a,
Nashville, who for refusing to take the
,ath are about to be sent through the
lines, beg to be permitted to 60 North,
alleging that their friends at the South
'ay the South is going to ruin aud de-
'truction rapidly.