The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

Government sansss possibly eoss1vgHin
Of treason. The patient officer nakss %
reply, and the chief Of all rebels looks
daetcrs 1t the wslls Of his prison. His
heath and comfort are not permitted Of
suffer, but he is not allowed Injuries, and
he receives no favors.
THE MEXICAN QuEsr1oN.--The NY.
Herald publishes the following relative
to Mexican affairs: Immediately On the
receipt BY Maximillian Of the news of the
death of MIR. Lincoln, the surrender Of
Gen. Lee and complete termination Of
our war, he dispatched to Europe his
especial adviser, NJ. Elton, Chief Of Cab.
met, to advise with Louis Napoleon,
King Leopold, Of Belgium, and the En-
peror of Austria, ~ to what should be
done under this change Of affairs, tho
empire in Mexico having been undertak.
en- under the conviction that the United
States we're permanently disrupted, and
that our civil war would continue for
many years. NJ. Elton left Vera Cruz
on this mission on the "a of May last,
passing by way Of this city, and now re.
turns BY the same route. We have rea.
son to believe that the mission of NJ.
Elton to Europe has been fruitful of i'm.
port,nt results to Louis Napoleon. He
was instructed by Maximillian to s..te
snss gne empire could only be establish
ed in tranquility and more thoroughly
psci6ed by the aid Of 4 largely increased
force of foreign troops and on outlay Of
much larger sums Of money, which must
also be furnished from abroad, and it was
idle to place any reliance upon revenue
in Mexico for some years to come. These
reinforcements Of troops and necessary
fupds must bs furnished by France, for
they can be obtained nowhere else, and
further, that in view of the changed state
of affairs in the United States, France
and other interested European powers
must guarantee his throne against any
attacks from without; that unless these
conditions could be complied with, Maxi.
MILAN did not choose to stay in Mexico.
NJ. Elton was instructed to procure the
restoration to MAMMALIAN of his rights
of succession to the Austrian throne in
event of his returning from Mexico.
This is only part of the mission Of NJ.
Elton, which has been attended with any
success, and in this his success has been
complete. Maximillian can now return
to Austria and regain his rights Of sue.
cessiou there at any moment BY simply
giving up his throne in Mexico. We
have reason also for belief that the mis-.
sion of M. Elton has been productive Of
further results-that he carries back with
him to Mexico Is advice of Louis Nsps.
leon aud Of King Leopold, that under
all the circumstau ces, and seeing that it
is evident the people of Mexico do net
desire to have an emperor rule over them,
the best plan for Max. will be to abdicate
at as early moment ~ possible and re-
turn to Europe, when the French troops
having nothing further to do, will also
retire, and 80 the whole of thu disss,~-.-
bio, and unfortunate Mexican business
will be ended without any further trouble.
CoMMENDABLE BRAvERY.-Ths Wor.
cester Palladium believes there is great
danger to be apprehended from Southern
women on the restoration of peace. To
which the Richmond Republic wisely
adds: The sex is proverbislly dangerous,
but mankind have always shown per-
fectly reckless courage in encountering
the dear creatures"
The jackson M;ssissippian says: 1--WE
learn that unbleached domestics in this
city have fallen from IS cents to As cents
per yard" On which tho Vicksburg
Herald sagely observes: "'Unbleached
domestics' have fallen here from eighteen
hundred dollars to zero per head
The cholera has reached Birmingham,
England, and is spreading rapidly among
the paubers of that city. 1t is also spread
ing in Constantinople. At Alexandri,
it has almost entirely disappeared. Or
the day when the latest Information cam,
from there, only two deaths occurred. l,
Cairo it was less virulent, although tn
cases, at last advioes, continued quite nu
,merous. The Parliamentary elections il
England have been finished, and tn
Liberal gain is 20. Mr.. Gladstone VA
returned from South Lancashire.
Several notices have recently sppeare
in the newspapers about young ma
employed in Fulton Market rescuin
persons who have fallen into the ferr
slips, on the Brooklyn side, from osrtai
death, at the peril of his own life; an
some Of the local reporters have attemp,
ed to immortalixc him. The amount q
this young mans hcroism may be thu
stated: He is an expert swimmer, an
has rival, with whom he has frequ emil
guarded on the question of expertnes,
Both recently agreed to turn their ski
: TO some account, and consummated ba,
: gain, by which one should achieve a re-,
utatlop. and tho other (vho ;s 80