The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-11-30

commend, in bis forthcoming report, 81
increase in the banking capital, made
necessary by the commercial interests Of
the country, and especially by the desti
tuition in the banking capital of the
South. He will also ask for discretion
ary power to withdraw legal tender and
com pound interest uotes, retiring them
when necessary, by loan of money at
per cent.
The British Minister has been iastrue
ted to urge upon the United States Gov
eminent the proprie.y Of making . new
Canadian reciprocity treaty, and nego'
tiations to that end will be opened at an
early day.
Latest advices from Ell Paso, Mexico
state that President Juarez and cabinet
were still at that place, but it was thou
likely they might soon move to more
favorable locality, as reports Of an intend
ed movement of the Imperialists against
tho city were prevalent.
There is said to be no opposition to
Colfax's reelection to the Speakership.
A Washington paper says he has received
letters, FROM Il j. Raymeaa, and 3D.. fssBD s 81
candidates.
The American Freedmon's Aid Com
mission have issued an appeal to pastors
of churches, soliciting contributions on
the National Thanksgiving. Day in aid of
the freedmen. They say that, unless
efficient aid is given, 10000 negroes are
likely to perish before spring in the
States Of Alabama and Georgia alone.
In the Superior Court at Cincinnati,
last week, negro obtained verdict of
$500 damages against the City Passenger
Railroad Company, for being elected
from car year ago.
The Courier DIES Etats Unis, of New
York, has dispatch from Washiu gton
stating that the appointment of General
Logan as Minister to Juarez' Govern
ment is part of plan to intimidate the
French Cabne. into an abandonment of
Msximlian; and that Mr. Biselow, our
Minister at Paris, has, in pursuance Of
the same scheme, affiliated with the lead.
ing members of the Opposition in the
Corps Leyislas!f who have promised to
advocate the French evacuation of Next
CO.
Returns on Governor from all the
counties in Wisconsin show a Union
majority of 9,572; and returns on the
suffrage extension question from all
but one county show q negative major
ity Of 1859. The official majority for
Union candidate for Governor
If Minnesota, is 3,445. The official vote
IF New Jersey exhibits a majority for
Ward, the Union candidate fox Governor,
Of 2,789.
10 North Caroline, Worth's majority
over Holden, For Governor, is some TO-
100. None Of the Congressman elect
,au take the oath.
Charles j. jenkins was elected Gov
rnor of Georgia without opposition. -
he Savannah Republican says that Mr..
T. was, throughout TIE war, "a conserv-
tive secessioniss."
Mobile papers give returns from nine
cen counties in Alabama, which show
Or Patton, 1903; for Bulgcr, GIGS; |
Or Smith, 154.
Blach~oods Naya@tne says: ain the
rent affair, it is now no longer secret,
hat Lord Palmerston made up his mind
} 90 to war with the Federal States -
he Emperor of the French, equally long =
lnce, agreed with Lord Palmerston."
Sut the war-liko projee: of the British
'remler was, it is stated, thwarted by ,,
is associates in the Cabinet.
An official record of the war, compiled !
rom orders, kilograms and reports, ETC., .
being prepared by the War Depart
nent. 1t will comprise thirty volumes
t eight hundred pages each.
During the rebellion forty six Ameri.
an whalers were destroyed by rebel pi-
ates, the loss amounting to sl,G50,00O.
A tornado occurred on the Mosquito {
cast, Central America, on the 18th :
iEtimo, which did immense damage
he whole town of Blewfeld was destroy. ,
d, with the exception Of two or three
buildings, and many persons were killed
The United States Treasury was en-. !
ichsd hy conscience money during the
ear ending June Both, to the amount !
20,s76. The most Of this sum came :,
'om Catholic confessionals. 6
A Washington dispatch states that c
Congress viii act upon the theory that '
he war is not ended 1t is precisely O
ne ground occupied by the President b
I'd every one of the Departments of the r
government. Volunteers not vet dis. C
harged have repeatedly demanded their t
lschargo, in compliance with their terms 8
enlistment, and tho iDyariable reply is y
The war IL not yet closed The Trea- '
lry Department also holds, in reference !.
the payment Of bounties, that the war
TIL exits The President, while he pro
ects the freedmen with the bayonet, j
oes it under the theory that the war E
las not come to an end; that is, time $