The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-27

thnt on the first recurrence Of picket
shooting ,Wurrcnton will be- shellcd.
DnASpY SrArioS, Va, Nov. ~.
4 tquudroh Of the 9Th n. Y. and 81
Va. cay1lryof Bulord's command, under
Capt. Congcr Of the latter regiment,
mndc reconnaissance yesterday in the
direction of Spcrryvilc, and captured a
rebel herd of 23I cattle, / / horses und 10
hordcrs.
WASHINGTON, NV. 20.
Special TO Tribune The attention
OF the President aud more prominent
members of the Cabinet, and other gen
tlcmcn has been largely given Of late to
the consideration of the important qucs.
tons, connected with tho recall to the
Union ol the trunnt Southern States,
several of which may soon be- KNOCKING
at the door. The precise course 10 be
adopted is not determined. Several
thcor Is caim tho Presidents ear, but he
is himself engaged Ia maturing practical
plun by which to secure reunion upon
tho only practical hOsis--thc basis Of
freedom aud equality before the law ivr
all tho recent uttcranccs of the President
and iuslru tions TO recently commission.
ed representatives. of the Government in
districts of the South now in our posses
sion, lcnvc no doubt that the poliy of
the Administration to permit none Of the
y,grnul States to come buck " ith slave
constitution, is fixed. The present dis
cussiou relates to the ways and meats
of Ell, citing this result
NLw YoEK, NV. 81.
The TfiluBes lctlcr IRON lIrszos,
+, xas, Nov. sth, says on the arrival of
Bdnko' expedition being known, the rebel
symnhthizcrs threw the guus Of Fort
Brown into the Rio Grnndc, and burned
the greater pbrtion Of the dwellings, OF
DrowrsyilIc, leaving the Unionists in
possession of the place.
The rebels took tho cotton on the
r. Xus side across the river. Amer ferry
ing ever all owned hy the Confederate
Government general destruction Of cot
ton took place.
Tho oath Illinois Regiment raised
th,n 0rg in nruwryillc Thursdty, at
d, Al n..,,I. ,rriv,l s.,n pn,r
At lust accounts the 7,h Regiment had
arrived there.
\ Times special fr,m the Army Of tic
Pot mac, 2Oth says;
The rncmy's move mcnt vi Wednesday
sc,ms to have been concerted plan
along the whole front to ascertain our
position.
A force of infantry crossed short dis.
tuncc below Raccoon Fond and nttrmpt.
ed to cut oil the LIST Michigan Cavalry
but NJ ior brewer discovered thcm before.
the attack could be made,
The enemy crossed the river during
the night, and exposed III, ms, Ives just at
dawn, Anor skirmishirg one or two
hcurs, and tindrg their plans discovered,
they returned to the opposite bank.
New NoRN, Nov. 81.
The Posts Washington lrlttr says !:
The War Department has uGviccs from
Burnside to-day, and il is stated IN official
circles that they are encouraging aud. no
fcors Tor his SAFETY need be entertained,
Tn, Amy Of the Potomac IL still NOV
iug $ ullwurd. II occupies Madison c,
II, to. day, which looks very much like u
nirk moycm,nt, Pontoons went down
las, night Our cavalry has already, il
is said, got in the rear Of Gen. Lees
f,rccs. No doubts are felt in the minds
OF Intelligent men as 10 the result of an
engagement between Meade and Lee.
There was anxiety respecting Burn
side ot the War Department, but il is no
longer felt
NEM lNhhs Now IL
ThcPoStS New Orleans ccrrcspon.
dent says Gen. Banks cutcrrd Browns
villc On the 9Th with small force, The
rebels had burned the old u. =, barracks
there and larpc amount of property and
part Of the town, aud plundtrcd all they
could aud fed on the Alh, Our pres.
pee, are good, but Banks needs 10000
or l2,OCO more troops The people are
generally favorable to the Union.
The Mexican Gen. Cabas, who was 1
refugee in Brownsville on the 9th, wa
called upen by the civil tu,horiticSSo OF
ganizc the citizens TO arrest the plumber
ING Of the rebels, and put out the couhog
ration. After the entrance of Genera
( Banks he with his force advanced I,
/ Matpmorus aud drove on, Ruiz, Who wa
foyorable TO us, and sought refuge il
Brownsville, and Cubas hoistcd III
French dag. The following day CabO
was attacked by Ru.z's party, aud Cabs
was shoe. Ruiz was again reinstato'
but was again forced to fy by Cortemu'
who has seized Matamoras, and has issu
ell a prouuneiamenlo re- establishing th'
Mexie n con stitution Of 1857 Co
FGmo, ofJuarez, is TO take commands
Ruiz is pgain in Brownsville, CortemS
sa' shown his friendship for the Unio
by loaning three very valuable stesme
to Gen. Banks. On the night of the II
another revolution was expected ia Ma
amoras, but il failed to como of. Pa