The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-26

~ order has been issued 10 lmmedlateIJ
shoot oil gusrrillas - coon Is captured.
The Posts Washington letter say,
the War Department has sdvices from
Burnside to day, 2lst, and it is stated in
Official circles that they ere encouraging
The juoc.ure Of Sherman with Thoms.
enables Grant to reinforce Burnside.
A Knoxville letter to the Herald oil
the 7sh, mentions the 6gh. between the
Union and rebel North Caroliniaos on
French Broad river, in which the former
whipped the lsttsr. During the fight
macy Of the rebel regiments skeddsddled
70 the Union ranks and poured their FIRE
into their former comrades.
The N. 7. Times has . letter dated
It Annapolis, 10th, containing . list Of
$50 Union men who were paroled AID
arrived there from Richmond. Six died
% the passage. These $50 we're the
best that could be picked out to send.
They confirm previous accounts Of the
horrible hardships and sufferings.
The Rosfs New Orleans correspond.
sss ssys Gen. Bssis entered Brownsville
. the 5sh inst with small force. The
sbsls hsd burned the old United States
barrels there and . large amount of prop
ssty and pan Of the town, aud plundcred
81 they could and left on the 4th The
Mexican Gen. Csbas, who was refugee
in Brownsville, was called upon by the
civil authorities to organize the citizens
and arrest the plundering Of the rebels
and put out the conasgration. After the
entering Of Gen. Banks, be, with bis
force, advanced TO Mstamoras and drove
out Ruise, who was favorable to the U.
States, and sought refuge 10 Brownsville,
and Csbss hoisted the French flag. The
following day Cabas was attacked BY
Ruise's party and Cabas was ehot. Ruise
vas again reinstated but was forced to
Fly by Cortemas, who has seized Matamo
ras and has issued a pronunciamento re-
establishing the Mexican Constitution Of
1857. Cortemas has shown his friend
ship for the Union BY loauing three very
valuable steamers to Gen. Banks. Large
quantities Of cotton have been captured
near Brownsville, and it is estimated that
25O, 900 bales will be thrown into market
by our occupation of Texas. The Union
men at Brownsville are forming them
selves into defensive organizations aud
rendering valuable aid Is scouts.
The day Of Scho6eld's hesitation is
past. His order to recruit from slaves just
the same as from whites is out.
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The Navy Department has advices
from tho Vanderbilt down to the I'd or
Sd week in October. The Vanderbilt
left the Cape of Good Hope early 10 the
month, and when two days out fell 10
With Dutch vessel in sdsabled condi.
:iS. TO .. save 18th. the lives q the fSEt' pa.
the vessel in tow and returned with her
to the Cape, thus losing four days. At
last scoounts, the Vanderbilt was st the
Isle Of Marantious and the Alsbama in
the Bay Of Bengal.
"A Morris Island letter of the 10Th
says: Nineteen shells were fred into
Charleston, on the 18th inst, falling into
the most populous portions Of the city.
On Sunday night very heavy rebel fire
continuously poured into our batteries
from the rebel works. The sea wall Of
Sumter has been entirely destroyed. The
rebels we're building bomb proof in the
ruins The bombardment still continues.
1t is said that Gen. Rosecrans will
be, or rather has been, assigned to the
command Of the Department of Balti.
more. Gen. Schenck will give up that
command on the 1st of December, and
take his seat 10 Congress- lie was elect.
ed from Vallandigham's District.
Rev. Isaac W. Monford, Indiana
Military Agent, has just returned from
Fortress Monroe aud City Point, where
he completed arrangements to furnish
clothing and provisions for Indiana
soldiers now in Southern prisons. He
took with him 800 complete suits Of
clothing, together with stores, which he
accompanied to City Point, where they
were placed in the hands of the rebel
authorities, with every assurance that
they should reach their destination, with
PaOsAoA auu SUITES III uuQlttOu 70 tnOSC
already forwarded. 1t is also stated that
the rebel authorities are faithfully exc
cutting their promise to give our prison
ers in their hands the food aud every.
thing our Government has forwarded to
Richmond to that end. Our hospital
department, At Washington, has come
forward to add medicines to the stores
thus furnished to our suffering heroes in
Richmond BY the Government.
1t appears from official reports from
Gen. Carleton, commanding the Depart
ment Of New Mexico, that California an,
New Mexico volunteers are securing tn,
territory, penetrating to the haunts o
the Navajo Indians, and destroying vii
lagos and crops, and making captures o.
persons and stock. Owing to scant sup
plies Of grass and water, further opera
TONS are TO be made in detached partie.
Exhiak p|ep of campaign is to b,