The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
WAsHisoroS, April g.

Senators Jones Of Tennessee, and But.
Ter Of South Carolina, have gone to the
Commercial Convention, which Is TO b
held a, Charleston. .sH s.
The Gadsden Treaty may yet 60 thro'
the senate. The Administration Is aw-
fully excited upon il.
Col George Walton Of Alabama. sou,
Of the signer Of tie Declaration OF Iads- %
pendence, is seriously ill here.
Mr.. Beecher preached a great sermon
here to-day to large andiance on tho
character and functions OF the gospel
He said the gospel in its nature. is ag-
gressve, agi,ating, reformatory that true
preachers must attack great wrongs every
where, and dogs will bark. The true
church must rouse herself and take sides
against oppression and wrong. The
signs of the day are favorable, said he.
to real gospel preaching.
WAsurscros. April TO-
1t is reported tina, England has no.i.--
fed our Government, thai her fleets Will
blockade all the Russian ports IN the Pa.
cifc.
l, is al up with the Gadsden Treaty.
Mr. Rusk has proposed alraos, an entire
new one. The speakers TO day were
Messrs Rusk, Adams. Clayton, Mason
Douglas and others. There is nothing
decided abou. the fate oil the treaty az
yet.
The Military Commission in Session
here for some time past, for settling GER
tain claims growing out Of Col. Fremont
expedition to California. has adjourned
sine die, after allowing only $4,000 out
Of claims presented to the amount OF
$4,000.
WELL SAID.-The editor OF the New
York Mirror says he thinks the voice Of
$4,000 Ministers Of the Gospel against
the Nebraska bill is quite as significant
and respectable as the clamor oil SO, 900
Office holders in favor OF il. Quite
certainly.
WAsmseros, April Is.
The Senate yesterday reduced tho
Mexican indemnity to $1,000, 900. and
will finish the treaty to-day.
The article providing for the paymen.
Of private claims, and that relating to FL
illbusters was stricken out.
Buffalo, April 1.
Geo w Clinton and J. A. Verplank.
the unsuccessful candidates for Secretary
OF State at the last election, were 10. day
elected as Judges Of the Superior Court.
PHILADELPHIA, April Is.
An Indignation meeting was held At
the Museum last night, to express con.
demnation a, the course Of Judge Wood.
ward, of Supreme Court, in relation TO
Smith, Roman Catholic Bishop, OF Phil
adel phia, ps the Church OF the Holy Trim.
ity, 10 obtain p secession of properly
4 The German ard Fr.nah Catholics say
tho, the Judge favored the Jesui, party.
Strong resolutions were passed in Ger
man. French and English. Considera.
bic excitement prevailed.
Bosros, April 10.
FRENcH DEMAND ON THE EMPcRoa
SorLoUaUE.-A letter received here
states the result, Of the late demand by
the French Admiral up in the Emperor
Soulouque somewhat differently 10 the
repor, poblisLed last week. The demand
was Tor payment OF back indemnity
money about $3.50 900 : with ihrca, Of
bonlbardmen, II no. paid The writer
states that the money was paid, and tina.
the French Admiral saluted the Hay,ien
flag. The foreign Consuls did no. side
with the Emperor in this matter.
Bosros, April H..
New Brunswick papers speak OF de-
s,ruc,ive treshe'. ia consequence OF heavy
rains. Several buildings, mills, barns.
fences and cattle we,e carried away.
The British government have sienified
!, their intention 10 conccde Newfoundlan nd
the same system Of civil administration
; that is enjoyed BY other British colonies.
EST- II is said that the Pauama rail.
road wtll hs rntnrl.,ta.i f.c.. -