The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-09

CINCINNATI, April L.
The sheriff of Fairfield county arrested
Governor Todd for kidnapping DR.: Olds.
He was released on bail to appear before
the Court of Common Pleas in June.
NEW YORK, April s.
The HeralTs special states it is under
stood no further efforts will be made to
raise negro regiments in Free States.
ST. LOUIS, April 6-l2r.M.
c. j. Filley, charcoal or radical eman.
cipationist, elected Mayor by about 1920
majority over Oliver u. Filley, clay bank
or Blair emaucipationist, and about 100
over Joseph D. Neil, copperhead. Tbs
radicals will have large majority 10 the
Council. The national pistyation'
nobly sustained in all its measures for
vigorous prosecution of the war.
In Jefferson City tho radicals elected
Mayor, Assessor, Constable and six oes
of seven Councilmen.
New York. April 6.
The Post says Col G. G. Carpenter,
formerly Captain of the famous Jesse
Scouts, received orders to march mo
Texas with his regiment of cavalry, now
organizing at Fort Lcavenworth.
New HAVEN, Conn. AprilG.
Yhe Union State ticket is elected
Gov. Buckingham at the head is elected
by about 5000 majority. Messrs. Den.
ming, Hubbard and Brandid &c, Union,
and English Democrat, are elected 10
Congress, Republican gain ofone. The
Union men have Is out of 81 Senators and
a large majority in the house.
Nav YORK. April c.
The HeyaNs Washington dispatch
says report reached here by way of
Fredericks burg, derived from rebel
sources, that Charleston was bombardcd
by our feet and attacked ~ our land
forces on Thursday last, and is now in
possession o. the Federals, under Gen.
Hunter and Admiral Dupont
This report is fully credited by prom.
inent officers Of the Government who arc
in possession of facts in reference to the
contemplatedattack on Charleston, which
it is bot yet prudent to divulgc
1t is certain however that those who
possess the information are confident thss
oar soldiers and sailors will celebrate the
second anniversary Of the fall Of Fort
Sumter in the captured city of Charleston.
Restrictions upon publication in South
ern papers are so stringent that it is not
expected to find much in them in refer
ence to the capture Of Charleston until
the disaster can no longer be con called,
but reports which have arrived here are
definite and positive and arc believed by
those who h: We the best right to know
what foundation there is for them.
A notorious seccssionist named Gen.
Williamson, formerly Attorney General
of Maryland was arrested yesterday by
order OF Judge Advocate Jas. White, en-
route from Canada to Richmond. On
searching his baggage a number of let
tiers were found showing copclusively
that he was in correspondence with tho,
rebels, involving prominent parties in
New York and Baltimore. He was sent
to Fort Lafayette.
SAN FRAScIsCo, March "a.
The mining excitement continues IN.
abatcd. Over the entire coast the rags
Of the day is for Reese River, $50 miles
east Of Carson, where the Washoe excite
mcnt of 1850 and 1860 is being repeated.
Probably 1000 or 5000 miners will reach
the new district before June. A town
of $50 houses, with regular streets laid
out, has been built within six weeks.
The mining district is believed to be ex-
tensive, both in silver and gold.