The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-11-20
Nrw York, Nov. IS.

H. mence on Monday
, ~, A Washington letter to tho Comm
o o.. cial, says the army will soon be fairly
It's motion again, and as it will be suPP''
r 70 from Alexandr and Aqua Creek
ne railro,d. 50 soon ~ the line from
n" latter place to Fredericksburg is Iepa'
OF ed, we may expect triumphant adv'n,
&c All now wanted il a sufficient ca'al
ek' force to patrol the ground over viii
ne our troops have passed, and to capto
ore bands of guerrillas which commit so ma
ais annoying depredations.
The Herald has letter from Newber
'.' of the 9th:
10 Gen. Fosters army was at Williamstt
'p' on the Sth, under orders to march
Plymouth on the 9th, thence to emoai
60 in transports for Newbern. The NOV
~ ment, SO far as reaching certain places
oil concerned. was successful, but the mai
j. object was to capture two rebel regiment
en- that had been sent to attack Plymouth
II, DELAY, caused by the inefficiency of a
re Acting Brigadier General allowed thel
to escape.
Reconnaissance was made within fv
e miles of Tarbora. The ret els were foun'
IS heavily aimed and massed. With s
q large a force here, it was deemed impo'
y itc to attack them.
G Some of the expedition had arrived al
Washington.
The rebel salt works near Wilmington
were entirely destroyed by the gunboat
I EIiac xrifh ouf loSS nm S,,ss ;xys
1t Is said that Deputy U. S. Marshal
has gone to Trenton to arrest two mem
bers of Gen. McClellan's staff.
The Beard of Aldermen to, day adopted
resolution, rendering Gen Mcclellan
the Inequalities of the city.
Albert Horne has been sentenced to 5
years Imprisonment for fitting out the
SLAYER City of Norfolk.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IS
The Navy Department has received
volumnions dispatches from the Gulf to.
day, stating, among other things that
the United States cunboat Sycamore. on
the 2sth of October, captured the Eng
fish schooner Frisk, of and from Nassau.
with cargo Of 1000 bags of salt and
eous articles.
On the 23d, the same gunboat captur-
ed the English schooner Francis, of and
from Nassau, loaded with silt, powder,
gin, &c.
The schooner Rachael Seaman on the
9th ult captured off Sabine Pass, the
English schooner Dart.
The steamer kensington recently cap.
tured the English schooner Adventure.
while attempting to run the blockade off
the coast of Texas.
The Savannah Republican of the 5,h,
says it has generally been resolved, both
by the army and citizens, to defend tina,
city and to yield possession to the invad
ers, only when its walls shall have been
battered, and no one left to dispute thei,
entrance.
MILWAUKEE, Nov Is.
In justice to the loyal people Of Wis
cousin, 1t is proper to state that the re
cent draft troubles are principally confn
ed to the class of Germans called Lnx-
embergers Over Que HUNDRED of then
we're arrested in Ozaukee county. anf
tie draft is being enforced promptly.
COLUMBUS, Nov Is.
Last evening, about ! o'clock, a fire
broke out in the machine work and re-
pair shops of the Columbu and Indiana
railroad. A strong north wind was blow
ing at the time. The shops, two loco
motives, four or five Singers cars. othe,
stock, and an immense quantity o,
lumber were destroyed. Loss-s+0 OOC
or $4,000.
CAIRO, Nov. Is.
News from Memphis say that the reb.
els are In great scare ut the Federal
advance, and are taking negroes and III
loose property back to the interior as fast
as possible, They expect that the Fed.
era $ will destroy everything left behind
jackson, Miss, is being fortified
The Federal force from Memphis has
taken possession Of fernando, and dr;r.
en- the gucrrillas back to the Missis.inni
bottom. ff'
Cotton Is again coming into Memphis.
Fl MONROE, Nov. II.
Inc new gunboat Connecticut has ar
rived from the Gulf. Her officers rcnort
the entire coast Of Texas iu possess ion Of
the Federal forces.
~, DUBUQUE, Nov. Is.
I Mahony arrived tbs evening. He
was met at the !evee by large concourse
OF friends, who escorted him to his resi-
dence.
Quite number Of buildings were
Illuminated in honor of his return.
AsH1NGToN, Nov. 16.
News from the army is of the mos
encouraging nature, and is destined t.
end IN results much sooner than at frs
supposed. The enemy's movements seer
to point to the conclusion that he wi
abandon Culpcpper and Popc's old feel
and cross the Rspidan, making a stan
finally on the banks of that stream, wi,
the main body Of his army between
and Gordonsviile
The rebels have made no aemopstr
I ton on the Upper Potomac as rcporte,
aud 1t is doubted if there is ANYTHING
n that vicinity but small guerrilla bands
t The railroad from Washington to Wa
e renton is in good working order, on
r supplies go rapidly forward.
j. a general order has been issued !
, Gen. Burnside, organizing the armv in,
b. three grand divisions, commanded r,
spectively by Generals Sumner. Frank;
and Hooker. a reserve corps will b
formed, commanded by Sigcl.
"A Warrenton dispatch of the eyenin
OF the 18th says rebel battery opene
on Gen. Stursis's division on Fiida,
while passing from Sulphur SPRINGS :