The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-11-10

heaISSt&eS uAtGI San Au6 sUC RAsso 49,"
bams, went In pursuit Of her oonsort,
tho Florida. She arrived here today
from ST. Thomas, having eight Of the
crew d the latter and the Surgeon
The pirate was captured BY the United
States corvette Wschusetts, in the bay
Of st. Salvador, Brazil, with twelve Of
her officers and fifty eight men, and with.
out the loss Of man on our side. The
Wachusetts was to leave St. Thomas
with her prize and prisoners on the
I'd instant. aa..
-g't.s eosthevn News. y"
Correspondence ofthe Mobile Advertiser. '..
MoRyGoAsRY, Oct. 10.
Quiet has again settled down upon our
city. The Legislature having adjourned
without action upon tho military bills,
that respectable portion Of the oommuni-
ty which prefers serving at the altar Of
Msmmon to that Of the country is high
~ clatcd aud busy discussing the various
propositions for submitting to the Yam
KEGS, aud considering BY what mode they
can best secure tho possession of the
property aaassed by speculation. a.a,
Alas for the stability Of human char.
acter, some Of these very parties are now
glcatiug over the Parsons resolutions,
and trying to persuade themselves that
they do not mean submission base un-
!. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dictation.
to raise men for the support o. IN. III.
feder,te cause, or for the defense Of .hei1
own State, but they introduced resolu,
tions which may add, aud in all probabil.
ity will add, many thousands to the army
of our enemy. We believe in our utmos,
soul that ten thousand men in arms
against US could not do US 1.-THE of the
injury that the introduction of these res.
olutions win do. In Gods name, let al
who want to 90 back to Yankee rule, 20;
let all who want to renew their utilization
with the destroyers Of our property, 20
to them. We say, give them free pass;
the country would be greatly benefited
by their absence.
If, instead of talking about peace,
there was but one voice ringing throu Oh
out the Confederate States, and tina.
voice for war until independence was
secured, We should soon have peace with
all of its blessings. It is these grumb-
ling, whining, peace ,nongers that cause
the continuance of the war. We know
the effect Of these things upon the South
ern mind, and therefore We speak so
plainly. To their eternal shame be it
said, there are able. bodied men hiding
themselves from service in every con.
ceivable way to avoid fighting for the
country that rsars them. ,.
The steamers Chippewa Falls and
Alone, Of the Idaho feet, arrived ut St.
Joseph on Monday. They report Sully
aud his command at Sioux City. Part
of them came down the river in the
Mackinaw boats-the remainder march.
cd overland. Gen. Sully left his Adju.
tant, Capt. Pace, at Fort Sully, to ncgo-
tiate with the Sioux Indians, who were
anxious for peace. The head Chief and
some other Chiefs were there, and only
awaiting the arrival of other Chiefs 70
make a treaty.
"A private dispatch from Capt.
Rischey, dated Springfield, Mo, Oct. 90,
Newton county in the southwest corner
OF Missouri, between our forces and
Prices rebels, in which the latter were
whipped. Our troops hold the town.
and the rebs are running towards Arkao.
sas. The date Of the fight Is not given
Col. Warreh's bounty Jumpers, with
their agents, were psradod through the
streets to. day, and will to night be sen.
on to tho front. 1t was rich proccss;on.
big niger led the van, ringing a hell
The agents followed, handcuffed aud tied
two BY two, to long chain, with a bic
placard on their backs; then followed the
jumpers, also placardcd-,he whole es.
corted by band playing the "Ropue,,
March, and an armed guard .-Iadian
,polis litter.
Lieut.. Cushins's expedition to de.
'troy tho ram ALTERNATE, va, one Of thu
oo'dest achievements of the war. The
formidable iron clad was 10 the Roanoke
liver, eight miles above the point where
! empties into Albermarlc Sound: and
no banks of the river, which does not
xceed zoo yards in width, were lined ,
With rebel pickets. At ouc point pas
age OF 20 yards, defended by cannon,
40 to De run through. Lieut.. Cushinc's
title vesselr ran this guantlet 10 safety and ,
torpedo was exploded under the Alber.
,arIe. At the same moment the guns
the latter we're fred, sinking the small
essel of the attacking party. They al ,
ad to take to the water. Only the ]
lieutenant and ono other man escaped
apture or drowning. Lieutenant Cush.
x has arrived 10 Washington. He has
cen promoted two degrees and will
oubtlcss receive the thanks of Congress. {
A new pirate-the Chickamauga- 6
at large on the Atlantic. She has cap.
lred several vessels, whose officers md
rews have reached New York. I
"A dispatch from Admiral Porter to I
'e Secretary Of the Navy, communicates Q
re information Of the CAPTURE of the
ockade runner Lady Sterling on the J
'ght Of October 18th, by the steamers
Ives and CALYPSO, at Fort jackson. She
I'D $50 bales &C ton, and ia / 900 tons 1,