The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-11-20
THE LATEST NEWS.

| Luz W cSSV VI Sh'o ~''>
~ noon, says we have information from
front representing that a considera
portion Of Jackson's force is making
81. way over tho Northwestern Virginia tu'
- pike towards Cumberland, Md. VIII
inclined 30 doubt the accuracy Of q
news, so far at least as to the extent
the rebel force marching in that dire
ton, If it 10 true, Jackson designs see
ing to direct as large Union force as
can from the serious work now befo
Burnside. The ruse is an old one of |
which will hardly win this time.
We apprchend the rebel au:horiti
are just now bending every nerve
strengthen their army between the Ra
ahannock and the Rapidan.
Foyd's entire force has been re call.
from Western Virginia. If not slreac
arrived at Gordopsvillc, they will Q
have been gathered there in few days
Bragg's movements, too, have bee
mysterious for more than week pas
> aud rebel citizens Of Virginia believe b
is rapidly moving up by rail to join Lee
army.
During the recent stay of the advsnc
y ofhe Army Of the Potomac the rebel
is have been busily a. work on forts, an'
! otherwise streng thening their position, t.
meet the shock of battle soon to take
place. 80
, FoRr Monroe, No.. Is.
, Gen. Corcoran and staff arrived. at F.
Monroe this morning.
Maior Gen Dix went to Suffolk, this
morning, to review the troops at that
place.
The Express, Of Nov. 10th, has the
following:
The ghost of recognition Of the South
ern Coufederacy by France and England,
after his having been solemnly evoked
for the tenth time, has again been dis
PEELED to the shades below, where we
hope he will remain for the balance of
the war. We are tired Of the freakish
re appearance Of this phantom, and wish
never to see it again paraded before the
public eye.
We have Information that the enemy
is in possession of Wiliams.own aud
Hamilton, In Martin county.
A large Federal force is marching on
rarboro Our small forces engaged them
It Williamstown, but the enemy's over
vhelmne numbers forced our men to fall
'ack. Our loss was twelve; the enemy's {
en-.
Much damage was done to the build
,gs by Smelling in Wiliamstown aud
I.milton.
Cars have been ordered to Tarboro, to
owe Government stores
On Tuesday night all our available
rec around Kingston received orders
go as near Newbern as they could con-
'niently. We expect stirring news
ON that district
We believe Weldon is the point the
,emy wishes to reach.
BALTIMORE, Nov. IL.
The following prisoners of State, who
ave been confined in the Old Capital
'rison for the past three months, from
Illinois and Iowa, passed through Balti-
more this afternoon, having been homo
rably discharged
Judge Andrews and D Duff, of Benton,
ILL.,; Judge John P Miller, of Cairo, Ill;
Dr.. Marcus l.. Rost, of Pamaroa, Illinois;
David Steward, of Fairfield, Iowa, and
D. A. Mahony, Of Dubuque, Iowa.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IL.
One Of the Herata's correspondents
reports that Stonewall Jackson moved
his force from the vicinity of Front
Royal. His army is now encamped at
Pewtown, seven miles from, Winchester
on the Romney turnpike. His force is
estimated at from %, 900 to 10000. An
agree that he has with him 10 pieces of
artillery.
The TrtJune's special says that it is
reported that the rebels have occupied
Thornton's and Chester Gaps, on Burn
sides rear, in force.
The |'orlds dispatches state that the
arrest of the two officers of McClelan's
staff was based on technical fault. They
did not, it is believed, belong SO entirely
to his staff, that it was their duty To-
follow him TO Trenton, though that was
tho duty of two or three aids, more init.
mately attached to his person.
Information having been received at
the War Department that certain militia.
~ commanders in X ntucky have, in
violation Of the Act of CONGRESS. heen
returning fugitive slaves within orr limo,
to loyal and rebel masters, the Secretary
OF War has ordered that the report Of
the alleged transaction be duly made to
the War Department, in order Il at tho
oi1leers who thus violated the laws of the
United States may be duly punished.
Aeut. Rogers, of the staff of the rebel
zen. A: +. Hill, was captured to. dav. bv
Co'. frice's cavalry, while visiting his
family, near Leesburg.
Tie says that Jackson will be in Cum.
berIand within a hours. Similar renorts
Oh jackson > movements have been re-
celved from lIarper's Ferry.
SAN Francisco, Nov. II.
he Nevada Legislature organized on
the 18th. The Governor, in his mes
sage, recommends the territorial govern.
mcnt to take half million Of stock in
the Central Pacific Railroad Com pany
which proposes to construct road from
Sacramento to Washoc, and says tina,
during the past four months the peop1e
have paid nearly million monthly 70,
transporting machinery, &c. The Was
hoe country, in the Governors opinion
is the rishest in the world, of incalcula
bic extent, and perfectly inexhaustible.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II.
The Washington Star, of this even.
ing, has the following:
| MANASSAS JUNcT'N, Nov II.
! The latest information from Warranto,
satisfies ne that the time since Burn.
side assumed command has been most
probably spent in perfectine army ar.