The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-06-26

TIC NftNtiUNu biFHes'Nf W
ecoutnius the following: Dispatches re-
ccived yesterday from Savannah nnnounct
the capture by the enemy OF the Conicd'
srutc irunclsd stenmer Atlanta. She wa,
formerly the English steamer Fingn and
was commanded by Capt. Webb. The
Atlanta steamed out Of the barbor and
was attacked and captured, after an nc-
ticn of 20 minutes, by two Federal iron
clsds.
FcprREss MoSRoE, June 81.
Richmond papers Of the goth soy the
city of DAricn. Ga. was burnt by thr
Frderuls on the llth inst, and is now
one plain Of ashes and blackened chin
ncys.
Seven + 'dcral iron.clnds were al
Brunswick, Ca, on the 18th, snd large
forcce had landed from transports.
vallandIgham has run the blockade
from Wilmington lie is going TO Mas
sau and thence TO Canada.
HEIDQuIRrERs, Amy OF PoroMAc,l
June 81.
There has been no engag, ment with
any portion OF Hooker's army, except
cavsiry skirmisacs and reconnoissaucos
dali, with tho advantage unlIornll ly in
our favor. The alarm In the North 10 en-
,ifely eauselcss.
No encmy on or near Dull Run.
Wor.d's speciul.-Iudicalion are that
the real designs OF the rebels are 10 at
tack Washington from Maryhnd, aud
cross the Potomac httwIen Wellington
Edwards Ferry. Refugees ard dcscr-
trrs say Longstrcet is near Lrcsburg'nhd
intends attacking and TO cross at Ed
wurds's Ferry u succe,slul
Ewclis corps has crossed William
sport 10 full force. lie cont mplotcs
mvving down between Baltimore and
Washington, to cooperate with any lufcc
succeeding Ia crossing this side VI llir'
per's Ferry.
II is claimed Lee is waiting for on op.
portunily to come through hldio fnd
Thuruunhlurc Gaps to Manassas. TIL,
crisis is YET To come IN this Capital.
HrADouARrIRs AMY or porosAc(
June ~.
Heavy eannonDding commenced YES
tcrday morning Ia the direction Of A!dic,
aud continued during the day. Nothing
d, finite received. II Is known GcLeraI
Pieusshtun uttncl cd the encmy near Al
die, aud It Is hoped he succeeded in re-
sistiug Stuurt's cumn aud.
ImLAprLrinA, June %.
A special from Bedford says that 400
in,re oi Milr,yS men are safe.
NEW YoRK June 20.
The Phiiadclphia Press says that reii'
able dispatches assure Us that though the
enemy IN concentrating force IN upper
Maryland the danger of an immediate IN
vHsion OF Pennsylvania has been avert
I'd.
WASHINGTON June %
Special to Evening Post All the in
formation w1iichs, ur cavalry has been
lblc 10 obtain confirms the previous i'm
pr, ssion that there is no rebel Infantry
this side Of the B'ue Ridge, though th \
may occupy Aahby's aud Manaesas Gaps
Gen. pleasunlun found none IN Stacker
Gap. The rebel cavalry force still re-.
mains near MiddlCburg, Our cOvaly
has beeu through Thoroughiaro G.p
thus showing that neither Gen. Lee moi
nty OF his iorcts are there, Us ublisht d
Nothing has been seen of the ercmy 10.
wards Warrcuion aud beyond, nor Soull
of thut place. Our army Is now ON lh,
move, aud II the enemy Intends to give
battle he eau come out ol the Shcnan'
dosh valley aud do ~ whenever he pleas
cs. Gen. Hooker is prepared. Every
thing ia most favorable for army opera
tiJps.
We have unuuthenticated reports tha
the rebel army Is tetrcatifg down IN,
valley towards Culpcppcr
Nlw YoRK, June %,
The steamer Dudley Buck from New
hern has arrived. Gen. Wildc's ncgr,
brigndc now nuubcrs between 1900 au,
z 700 and enlistmcnls range from 90 I,
100 per day--and one day reached 800
A Baltimore letter says C,l. Kane
formerly Marshal OF that city, has escnp
I'd TO ID xie and been appointed NJ ju
Gen ,ral IN the rebel army.
Another letter says Cumberland, Nj.
bus been tc.posscssed hy our troops an,
that reconnaissance to Rumncy Shove,
no rebel furocs in that region. Tn,
ctuniry between Cuub rland aud NJ n
iinsburg has been laid waste, the railrua,
track destroyed, bridges burnt, SC.
nALTIMpRS, June 90.
All the Information received ut III,
Am,rieau Office, is, that the r,bel fore
al Frederick aud in the vicinity is only
Email scouting purity that there are no
more than Or 500 rebels in Marl land
that thrre has been, us yet, no engegc
meut or demonstration made at Harpci'
Ferry. and that We still hold communities
tion with that point.
The Richmond Dispatch of the l9t
has the following significant paragraph
Richmond is about 10 be uncuvtrcd ,
the defense afforded by the PR kin ity ,
Gen. Lees army, q part OF which is a
ready in the valley aud probably In MS
ylSnd, aud the rest will probably follow
whence they cannot be brought Instant
~ our assistance il we should need,
CNcIKSATI, June %.
Yesterday about 300 rebels crossed III
river In the neighborhood OF Leave nwor,
into Indiana. This morning they Ia
reached Paoli, in Orange equity. The
purpose is said TO burn the bridges OF Il
Ohio g. Mississippi Railroad. TrooI
are mOv.ns 70 intercept them.
LOUISVILLE, June 30.
News reached headquarters to-day III
John Morgan, with 5000 men, cross,
Cumberland river near Carthage la
night. Passengers report considerab
excitement al Gallatin, having heard
report Of 5000 rebels advancing ON hi
place. Preparations are being made i
defence.
MEMpms, June 81.
Official adviees from Grant 10 noon
the 10Th report some advantages gain
by our forces on the 18th. The sci
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