The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01

FolEIoN NEws.-The steamship Asia
from Liverpool 18th and Quscnstowo
18th, has arrived.
The treaty Of pescs between Deomark
.nd Germany Vas adopted BY both the
Danish Chamber.
La Fraace says Brazil has broken Of
relations With the United S.stes, on ao.
count Of the Florida affair.
/ A ssstemens hs-iug been put forth
that Garibaldi has virtually expressed
himself 10 favor of the South, . private
letter from the General is published in
which be asserts that he hiss been mis-.
understood, and ssys: my opinion on
the American question is we'll known.
Not only do hope from it the abolition
Of slavery, but I consider the question
to be one affecting all mankind, and ros
| to the ~orld II the North does not come
out rictorious"
The Paris Patrie asserts that England
has called on the great powers to protect
collectively against tho seizure Of the
Florida.
From the news We get Of Sherman
! through the rebe! rspers, We are satisfied
that his expedition, thus far, has been n
complete success, having destroyed many
miles of railroad, burned one or two small
towns, occupied MilIedgcvillc, and that
ais advance guard was within eleven
miles Of Augusta The Dutch Gap Canal
is said TO be perfect success and is near.
~ completed. Gen. Grant is said to be
awaiting the arrival Of cannon which will
throw new kind Of combus,ible shell
seven miles into Richmond, with the
hopes Of reducing that city to ashes.
A correspondent Of the Baltimore
American, under date Of Apnspo!is, Nov
25th, says tina. two of the FIRST vessels
composing Col Mulford's feet of trans
ports, the steamers Atlantic aud Black.
stone, arrived here TO- day, with the pa
rolled men from Ssvanuah. The former
had on board GAG living skeletons aud
eight dead bodies. Nine others we're
buried on the passage. Such was the
wretchcd state Of these poor men, that
our surgeons themselves we're appalled, at
tho sight. No. q man among the mum.
Der but had to be sent to the hospital,
many of them to leave there only for the
grave, TIE $50 on the Blackstone were
in . better condition, and made the well
kin ring when they landed.
From the LIST Of Juas, 1868, to the
present time, a period Of eighteen
months, the United States Marshal,
keyes, has paid over to the United
States Treasurer, as the proceeds Of cap.
tured blockade runners, adjudica.cd at
the port Of Boston. over Eve million of
dollars. In these prize cases the expens.
es were very small, thus materially in.
creasing the amount to be distributed
In one case single blockade runner net.
ted. with the cargo, upwards of three
hundred Thousand dollars.
The therm ometer stood at two de
grees below zero at Des Mones on the
morning of the 22d ult. A young lady
Of Des Moines was dangerously if not
fatally injured by the explosion Ct ker.
osene lamp, at Des Moioss, last Sunday
week.
Mrs. Joshua r Giddings, died 1t
Jefferson, Ashtabula county, Ohio, on
the 18th instant.
"A reading room 10 Richmond, sup
piled with Northern papers, charges s.
per day for admission.
The exports Of specie from New
York last week were sl,64l,0 900. The
dry goods imports of the week were
s7s6, 5l1, aud the total imports, so,3s7-
325.
The Davenport Gazette says rockets
Of peculiar blue color have been thrown
up recently Of nights from q point oppo,
site the rebel prison at Rock Island
They are undoubtedly signals to the
prisoners in the opinion Of the Gazette
The New York Herald gives q
table Of thirty six railroad accidents
which occurred in the Uuited States he
tween the Is. Of September and the 18th
Of November, resulting in the death Of
l22 persons and the wounding Of 325
Information from the Army Of the
Potomac is to the effect that Thanksgiv.
ing Day was truly festive occasion
among the soldiers.
Since the news of President Lincoln's
re election has been circulated in the
rebel army deserters to our lines have
increased largely. 1t is said By drserters
that tlss namhss of rebel soldiers known
to be watching for opportunities TO es-
cape is astonishing. The decentralization
is SO general that officers fear to trust
their men on picket.
Gen. Butler has just dismissed from
| the service Lieut. John Glscy, L. S.
culored artillery. In the order of dis.
missal he states that "Glacy was said to
have appeared on the streets Of Norfolk
beastly DRUNK, bu. THE w.s . ua;e..he,
for beasts never get drunk"
One Of the Middletown, CO. clergy.
! men, at alccent torchlight display, ex-
hibited q Transparency over his door,
with . quotation from Genesis %, 5: