The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-11-17

E7;ii5asl51 800 ! s;sl DlDasA
naval force has brokss down japanese
opposition to their entering the inner
sea OF Japan, and the Jppapsse sue ior
pssess IN appalling calamity has be-
iallsu ,Csluutta, II hurricasS and ~aler.
spout which struek the hartsr, wrecking
ITO ships 10 the Hoogly river, overflow
ing . vide area of the city and ito sub
asbsy sad dsowaiog Il, 600 petsona. The
total loss of property is SAC, OOO, 600.
Tho steamship Jura has been svrscked q
the entrance Of the Mersey.
BY the destruction Of tho Aiber.
marie Lieut.. CushiDg has accomplished .
great deal, 40 has been the cause Of re.
iievipe quite . number OF good loyal
North Carolinians from distress and star.
walton. Ga Sunday, 30th ule J Fleet
| Commander Msoonb followed Up this
good work with his feet, md proceeded
up the Rosnoks river, soabove Plymoatb,
and shelled the town with telling effect.
On Monday morning Commasdss Ma
comb steamed down shs river, followed
BY the remainder Of bis feet, sDd while
passing opposite tho town, gave the reb.
els shell, grape and canister to their
hearts content. Maconb then landed
about 100 men from bis ship, in charge
Of Lieut.. Deevst and Psynasssr Ssods,
sud they immediately charged upon Fort
Baltimore and carried it, csptusiug shout
40 prisoners. The rebels 6sdiog shiugs
rather too severe, evseusted The tows
Immediately. We captured 40 pieces OF
hervy and IL pieces Of light srtillsry and
large quantity Of small arms. The road
leading out Of Piymoath vas strswu with
muskets, hsversacks, 10. In the engage.
ment one Of the rebel wagons was blown
up BY our Euos, SD ito explosion set Ere
to the town. AL the buildings on Wa.
ter street. were destroyed. The town !,
DOW held BY our gunboats sDd email
land foree. Ths,msehiDery Of the rebel
ram Albermsrls 10 completely submerged
and the entire top Of her cssemates blown
Of. She lies II the bottom Of the Roam
oke river, at Plymouth. Her srmament
is % inch rifled guns, one Of which vas
still above the water when our forces
took possession Of the town. Nine Of
the men who accompanied Lieut.. Cush
ing, are prisoners, togesher With Paymss.
ter Swan, who was wounded in the shoul
der. Masters mate, Woodnap, who Wal
also one Of the party, is killed. t.
The Void Of this morning, Nov. Il
acknowledges the defeat Of Seymour, and
says. We have lost the State, both Tho
electoral vote snd the Governor. Every
additional return makes . worse majority
on the wrong side. II will be small, bu
enough. It also says that Gen. McClel
Ian rendered his resignation, snd asket
that it be dated from tina. day.
I We lesra from Little Rock tina
Capt. White. of Steeps army, on the 23e
ui.imo, after hard fight Of four hours
captured an entire rebel train Of thirty
| Eve wagons, two hundred horses ant
| $1,000 in money, and scattered to th,
| mountains tho force accompanying it,
This train had probably been sent aheas
Of tho main portion Of bis retseatiug srm,
| BY Price, with tho design Of sasiug il.
| AT las, comes athe voice from -
Pacific, speaking 10 no uncertain tone
for the preservation Of the Union and tn
integrity Of tho Repubiic, and addinl
.hree more States to the roll Of honor
Californis, Oregon and the newly admit
ted Nevada. Contrasted with the vote o
1860, when Mr.. Lincoln had only plu
rality Of 657 votes over Douglas, and
majority on the three Democratic candi
dates Of nearly 10000 against him, tn
returns of last Tuesday, showing major
ity of $4,000, spesk eloquently of tn
loyalty of the Goldsn State. Orego
shows also a handsome gain, and News
da, with her sparse population of miners
equals Oregan in the race. From Main
to California, from the Atlantic 10 tn
Pacific, the cry is still for war.
Orange, n J. the home of McCle
Ian has given majority against him.
The Democrats, in their rage at their d.
feat, 81 liked the old cannon Chat hs
been used BY both parties on the gree
through the csnvass) which was carly al.
covered BY the Unionists, who sen. som
Of their blacksmiths to drill tit open agair
Pending this, the Unionists At thei
meeting, called for "history Of th.
cannon" when it was asccrtained that
formerly belonged to . battery, and wa
10 use 10 the war Of 1912; and just the
bang went the old gun! electrifying III
whole neighborhood, between eleven 40
twelve o'clock. Whereupon three cheer
were given with will "for the old car
.on," and resolution unanimously &C
opted oonsecrating it TO Union and Lii
er.y now sud forever.
A deputa.;on from the Quakers I
England Who came TO this country to q
tend the yearly meetings At Baltlmo'
and North Carolina. vero nroa appl'c
ton to the President. furnished pass
through our lines for that purpose, 81
were refused sdmittsnce within the TEL
ell lines and have consequently setuEne
to Baltimore. ,r-, 49,.
Tho Sunday Mercury has what put
ports to be translation from Bahia ps