The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04

moueilDied agaWE Ine
II ,ai,,az isio the eonduc. of TIE wa and
|,b., ~ has said 10 III event Of ~ com
mites eoakinuing 70 n, the, srR'ss Of the
,wo countries canno. continue to act TO-
,Se,her, though they may act for the same
ob,ec,
II order, therefore, to satisfy Louis
r.ro,eo,: wishou, affecting the Fngi,sf
people. 1 separation, il is said, will take
place immediately.
h il not known whether the recent visit
.; the Earl OF Clarendon. the Emperor
Il tho French had reference 10 the above
matter or not. fssMt
Lord Duncan has been denied court
marital. and 10, 10 all appearances, an ''I-
used man.
Tx C:ar'. death eosyrmed ! Later from
n, c,,rss. O~ ReIsfions rah Russia
md Spai.. .1ssiralis declared Indtpen-
smi!. ........ ...a
Nsw Yoax. March "a.
Private despatohes confirm the Cars
death. ...z. ..... I'D ....
May villages abeu, Espasoria were in
danes -.......... ...s.
Immease pre- ,ara,ion making for assault
Of Seha<,opel. s.
N,peleon 10 expecting to leave for the
Cr,mea shortly The death oil the Gar
may change his plan
Spain is disposed to settle difficulties
wssh the United States .
Russia proposes to cede her possessions
n Noch America 10 the United States Tor
,sity nil.loos.
Bsros, L[arch q.
rx Royal Mail Ship Africa reached
Der dock in this city At A. N.
Oar ales Of English papers cot tain but
lille news OF importance in addition to
.sas ria Halifax.
The London Morning Herald Of the
Is. i>... has The following dispatch from
Tres:
"Dsssa,rhes from Ceylon Of February
aunesnce .ha, the people Of Aus,ralis
ARE r.sea and declared their indepencece
Troces vere seq, 10 put down the insur'
rv<s4sa and anguinary engagements had
a~<o s.o-a. Melbourne was in . state
< <ay~a
Tss .<ss has Of e,srse been received
~ sz- sr-rs.ni mails and refers 10 the
xzaaa<s q. The digy,nga Tbs Austria.
n 8asss are Ros g,v.n.
Ire Cscsssssscrss says, I'VE have re-
csf.-e-. c,nkrma,scG Of the sad news whici
IA scs1 ssx ten aays before Paris. The
rly.s- = TIE sr7ss ef Boniiace IS the
>ans.a1t~ rAr-A r~c-nsiy lef, ToaIon with
~ ssils-rs ~ trsari The vessel STRUCK
- Sc. u Inc reefs in .ha, passage and
4r1lz....' ar sd TIE crew and ras.
srazvrsr z=Asax total ot 700. a.
g-r-a~s--
~ der ixsaIfs bare been received o
Is <x.a.-aY. TIE Ecss created the mos
saa.-s s<z.assoa IN Paris. 700 met
a.T- pssssaed together with vas, quaint
~ Ct eaaaoa. raoftar. and s-'npowder.
C1I- BIsros.-When Col. 3cDioi
Us a~,ay tired in the furnace Of affiiction
&c pressteat called on him ard rendered
An q home ard tie Inequalities Of III.
| NArs Hoase THIS was to much for III,
s~sn osd Renan VINO coald defy the worit
In array against him, but melted 10 tear
~ ssea consideration and kininess from
he President lie declined, with suital !,
.Ipsess.ons and gratitude accepting how
ever the psod-rcd use OF the library ane
Hsansscripss.--Dix. Transcript.
Tn. Esrar,s EuorxrE.-The Parl
correspondent. Of French paper in New
York writes:
The Empress Eugenie has hersel
given up al hopes Of an heir, and they say
.ta. no, long since she frankly spoke o
NJ delicate subjec. to her husband. Sh,
told him that she comp. shended the i'm
portance Of an heir to the throne, and tina
she was willing 70 accept the hard law o
a divorce for the safety Of the State ant
the satisfaction OF her husband. Tn,
Emperor would not listen to il, but ther,
are those who think that il will com,
sooner OF later as he wishes so much /,
copy his uncle. In spite Of the affection
which Louis Napoleon evinces for tn
sheet and gracious Eugene, she is al
ways sad. She il OF a tender an
wing nature, with great love OF in
dependence and horror OF etiquette
She has more than once, while wearin
her imperial. crosn. regretted her s,mpl
title Of countess, the sacrifice which sh
offered renouncing the throne would nc
have been - great as one would sur
pose.
RocHGsTEa, March 90.
| The body Of Emma Moore was foun
this r. ", under the ice In the mill rae,
by boy who was getting water. I'll
body wns identified by the ear Jewels an
bonnet. The Coroner's jury in the cas-,
rendered a verdict that deceased carr