The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-01-29
LkTHe6 NEWS.

Vice President during the session. The
Senator was very violent
"a special dispatch to the New
Val lgsz mates that Gen. Couch sue
csel oen1. and w. +. Smith sue
ocsds rrsnklin.
= Upon Gen. Buffers arrival at New
()rlean, TO resume command of the De.
p.rtnent Of the Gulf, Gen. Banks will
Be ordered to T, xas, at the head of
sufficient force, for the purpose of assist
ing the Union men Of that State to re.
store it to the Union as free common.
wealth. =HtN s@ fsr."
~Gen. Heron is soon to be promo.
ted to be Major General. Well done
and deserved, although he is not yet 80
years old ra'@
m- Col. G. D. Mathies, of the "Glo-
rious Fifth,' hes been made Brigadier
General.
New YORK, Jan. "a.
By the arrival Of the steamship Hell
drake, from Havana, We have the follow
ing:
Harana, 14M.-Our sugar crop is be-
ginning to make its appearance in mar
ket, and it promises to be very large
one. ............
The news from Mexico is Of highly
interesting and exciting character. The
Mexican euerrillas are in strong force all
along the route, and worry tho French
increasingly. 1t is reported that the
French have been repulsed before Pueb.
la, with great loss. The French General
Berthier's vanguard, 1000 strong, was
completely surprised by 5000 Mexican
cavalry, and about 10000 Of the French
troops were killed and wounded. Several
French officers were lassced and dragged
off.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a.
Major Gen. Burnside was in this city
to day, and had an interview with Pres
ident Lincoln, Secretary Stanton and
Major General Haleck
1t is generally believed here that all
reports to the effect that any portion of
the Army of the Potomac has recently
crossed the Rappahannock, arc without
foundation. Ia fact, telegram from the
army, received tonight, says there is
nothing of interest to communicate.
John H. Boyle aud Chas Powell, lately
arrested near Dumfries, we're both rebel
captain. on General s,uart's staff Ths
1eyidence against them seems 70 he CON
81 usiye g to their being spies, who
s.sessed IN citizens clothes, and kept
Len. Lon cf,icf consfan,lv adv;sss ~ ~.
Snoremenfs. .snec;alir ;ust hocs.. ~.
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IN nv. fr;..;.s;,n; h.s o.,aoS
= TIE canal cut
T!SitY OF Vicksburp.
1ke FLOWING dis
q 1ters army Potomac:
6efal com handing di.
erday placed under arrest
q. inside for denouncinp the
4Ae Administration uncn Tho
ell x1estion, and expressing disloval
in< This General has bee, d.;.
expephsg promotion to the rank Of
nor General and to be ASSIGNED IN tbe
tcommand Of corps.
The steamer Mary 4 BOARDING., hos
arrived from New Orleans 1l,h ona Kon
West Goth. She brinps Galveston ,dr;
ces Of the 18th. The U. s steamer
Brooklyn, in company with six Other
Federal steamers were off Galveston
They saw steamer in the ofI;no and Tho
Hatteras Immediately got under wav 70
speak her, and when within ba;i;no
distance asked who she was and received
the answer, "Her Msjesty's sloop of wa,
Spitfre." The commander of the Hat
teras told them to wait and he woul,
ooa' 10 her, ana nao just lowered
a boat with an officer and crew when tn
Spltfre opened her broadsde and FIRE
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