The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-02
TIE WAR FOR THE UNION
Nrw YopE, SEPr. AZ.

talked as his successor.
by recen, exchanges $4,000 soldiers,
heretofore released on parole will be re-
turned TO duty, and added to the cGce.
tive strength Of the Union armies, Fcur
hundred exchanged cavalry arrived at
Cnvalry Cump to-day from Parole Camp
a, Annapolis about rs many more ore
on the way. -Four huudrcd dcsertcrs
from h- army Of the Potomac, were sen,
~ III. mont to-day. About 1900 Union
exchanged prisoners arrived from Rich
Mond n, Annapolis Friday night.
The delegation he'c from Missouri is
sad to be unanimously in favor Of Gen.
pitlcr as succcssor TO Con. Schodcld.- -
They express the determination 10 re-
main till the latter is removed, and But
lcr OF some equally acceptable command
or oppoincd. They are preparing for
an interview with the President
NEw YoRK. SErT. ~.
A Memphis letter Of tho 22d, snys u
formidable expedition against Mobile is
being inauguratcd, ard that the lciat
agBirsi Texas will not interfere with H.
The iron cleds nom the Mississippi are
=, o,-opcrae with largo land iorcc.--
The spmo letter says, Shcrmnn's corps
IL on It's wny TO Ros crbn's, aud il gives
the rumor that MrPhcrson's corps Is also
su soutc In the sane direction. The two
corps amount To some 0,0O0 men.
PmLADELrnA, Sept. ~.
Tho rcpot, In the New York Saturday
evening and Sunday morning papers that
the Govcrument hud taken possession of
tho Baltimore a. Ohio Railroad, Il has
hccn nsccrtnincd from the best sources,
is inaoIrrc'. Tho Government has
ahilcd itself Ia some extent Of the large
facilities Of the road for Government pur-
poses, but without interfering with the
runniug Of the regular trains for either
passengers or freight.
CAlRo, Sept. II.
The steumcr Cholcpu with u cargo Of
Government freight, grounded and took
fee ycsrciduy iivt miles below Columbus.
She wns scutilcd, ard although the fire
was not entirely cxtincuishcd, Il is
thuught the cargo would he saved. The
fire Is supposed TO be the work Of an in-
ccndiury.
Sr. Lows, Sept. 81.
A ais,n,rb rrom Ih,lc Rock Aiken.
s,s ais,. IN tho Rer,,,i,on s,ya, Col.
a. nd w,,,, ,oo or tho W,rs,. c,v,,rv NJ,
rived n, ,ha, rI,c, on Tho ,oth. D,,,yc. N
pnr will, In Nh. Indian ,crri,orv. wh,r,
Cc, coon,,. and far, smith. co,o,c,
Cloud with 400 of The Kansas ad csyoLv
mud Robh., hn,,,ry n,,,cLcd a ooo ,,h.
els under Ccncr Il Cnbell In n strongly
fortified position. routing the , with con.
siderable loss. Tho rebels rctroatcd 70.
wards Arkndclpbia n, DurbonnyiIlc.
On The pib Cl, nd attacked n ,bousnrd
v,bels under Col. s,irman. defeating them
and enp,uri,p ~ ,h,ir Canp with n Lr,c
amount of Imwuritiou aud commissary
stores. Over 1000 mounted Unionis,s
inincd Clcud's COMMUNICATIONS to servo
in defense of their homes.
The first train started over tho Mem.
phls g. Lt,lc Rock II. r. on the als,.-l
From ten To iirty dcscrters rcnch Little
Rock daily. They take the oath of allie.
glance and are Released.
Nrw ORLEANS, Sept. i6.
General Grant, has recovered sufr-
,icn,lv ,o be moved IN yickshurc. md
lcny,s for there TODAY, nccompanicd by
Admtnnt General Thomas. II will le
some time before ho can assume active
duties.
Several steamboats, from ST. Louis, ar.
rived within few days, laddcu with pro.
duce, have greatly relieved the markets.
Military matters active, The cxpedl.
,ion of General Heron has been heard
from. lie has clear cd the country be.
tween Red River and Port Hudson from
lu,rilla rar,ics, who have been 6ripv
ON trans, Is. and driven General Green
1, the west of Atcha(ayla river, with con.
siderable loss. Amorg the captured was
an arcn, Of the rebel Government with
important papers. The officer in com.
mand s,atcs that Heron Is oui,c sick and
will be br,uyht TO New Orleans.
Banks order remoyIpc restrictions on
,rndc WAS rcccivcd wnh ,reo, . tisfs,.