The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-12

bar. The first was loaded with salt and
cigars the second, called the Rebeccs,
of Nassau, cleared for st. Johns, N. B.,
with a cargo of salt in sacks; the third
was an assorted cargo of groceries, &c
Her register, like that Of the other, 10
doubtless spurious. The crews of all
these vessels freely admitted they were
bound to Charleston.
Letters from the Gulf announce the
capture of the schooner New Castle by
the brig Bainbridge, and she schooner
Jane by the steamer K. r. Camp.
WASHINGTON, June 8.
Secretary Chase will ask Congress to
authorize further issue of $50, 0O0,UoO
demand treasury notes, probably So
600, 900 Of them Of denominations under
S.. He will also propose, for prudential
and economical reasons, to have all the |
note, engraved, execstsd and printed in
the treasury building, under director
ship.
BY the last steamer Lord Lyons re-
ceiyed from his Government leave Of
absence fer two months, 80 visit his
home in England. He will sail a week
from Wednesday next. His visit 80
England at this time, though unofficial,
will, it Is shousht, be productive Of ben
eft to our Interests abroad.
There is not a dopb: CT the fact that
the PRESIDENT Mas, III Az official letter
/ through the Secretary Of War, 80 Gov
Stanley, disapproyed Of his closing the
schools at Nevbern, IN ler tbs alleged
authority Of his commission as military
Governor Of North Carolina. The Pres
ident regards his duties as Of an entirely
different character, !. has nothing 10
do with opening or closing schools.
The President also holds that the fa-
gitiye slave law is to be executed through
the courts alone, and not by military
Governors any more than by other mill
sary officers. These facts are positive
The President is c.a,niring into tie
eases Of she soldiers Imprisoned 10 the
, pcn:tentia1y here, under the sentence of
general courts marital, and has already
granted several pardons.
Intelligence, official and unofficial,
from North Carolina 90 no. confirm the
reports Of letter writers that the State Is
about retaining to her loyalty. Gcnesu
Burnside is far from desiring that anj
portion Of lis forces, naval or military
= should be Withdrawn.
Dispatches, from Com. Dupcnt ,satt
our sEnboats Aagc Possession Of Stone
near Charleston. The capture was made
from Information received from R0ber,
Small, the negro pilot who sun out tbs
tug Planter.
PHlLADELpH1A, June :.
The following dispatches are taken
from Southern papers, received in Ba,;.
more:
Charleston, Jsne 3a-The Faderal
guuboats are moving up, as if to engage
our batteries, The greatest cxcitgmen,
prevails, as tie gunboats arc in sight at
'timc7. Every confidence is expressed 10
Gen. Gist's ability to drive the Invaders
of.
r CharEcSfon, Juuc 4M, p .N-GencrAl
Gist's last dispatch says the prisoners Ia
ken this morning report that the enemy
and on Johns Eiana, ffIbt ese c1l ls'a" :.
now IN front Of me, in force, and under
the cover Of gunboats, and an advance i
imminent
NEW YORK, June Q.
The steamer Gil l. arrived this morn
ing from Newbcrne, n. c., with 40 re.
leased Union prisoners, from Sahsr,ry
n. {. sh P ssed the steamer Eastern
State, With 100 released Union prisoners
also the steamer Albany, both bound FIR
New York.
NEW YORK, June 9. |
4 Richmond dispatch of the 9Th state.
that the rebel loss in the late battle was
5000, Including 5 generals, % coI,reIs
10 majors and 81 captain. The 1r<2
patch complains that tie fclerals O., .,
any time cut OF the retreat Of the Con
te1era'cs by Selling the Railroad It pe- s.
tiers burg, and lntimatts that tie retreat "
to Lgnchburs and the mountains va. Tho m
only enc left them. ' Vat Al
y special to the I5A from Wasbio, h'
ton, says that Col. Polk Of Tenn d. tn
cIafes that the flower Of Beaurseard's
army Is at kichm9od
- LOUISVILLE, June Q
from llaI!eck's headquarters. Of the q
We learn tho federo!s now occupy Bald
D D.'' 'u4so"n, jackson and Bolivar tn
II, naIFo&d repairs ar. PROGRESSING rap;dIr
ins enemy Passed Guutvwn last nigb,
fe'!re't'ns South from Baldwin, /, !,
int!mated that 10000 desertors lsns !
since left Corinth mostly from yonnaa '
see hen'neky and Arkansas regiment,
All regiments from those States nss.oi
o ". closely guarded on both sides hr a
bi' ',;sm5p and Alabama troops. /, is y
oehe'ed BY country people that Deanrs % 20
IS'a cannot enter Columbus with b.If
IL, troops he brought away from Cor;n,h '
=, nc NaoIe country east and north Of Bald
". WIN IS ia'I OF armed soldiers, rstnrn;na
TO Kentucky and Tennessee '"''s
w. "sh' rope teegraphs from the advance
h prisoners who first desired to he s~ ~
u now want to t ks the c,,h n
ne enemy drove and carried $50 L
;. ' f.'' -: 'o' fo''ss around. The wealth.
u ia'"iiles are destitute and starving.
'hoh and chlIIrsn crying for food, males
wing been forced into the army. The s
eiAy is suffering for food,
rh. CAIRO, June 9.
he steamer Golden Era has arrived
III rlttsburg Landing. She reports
IL, ''rn with 10000 rebels forty miles
u" OF cor'nth, and Pope within ten
'e' OF him. Beauregard is 80 miles To.
'Ond Van Dorr with H., 900.