The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-18

ares vas about to establish his capital at
the latter place. This will enable him to
conceutrafs any aid that msy offer from
outside parties. And We should not
wonder Il the friends Of Juarex should
soon dsvslope into > large force = thas
&. point 81 w. -
Theorder of President johnson, put
ting in operation the suspended functions
Ct the National Government in the State
Of vnginia, declares that the State is
not recognized as ever having gone out
of the Union; that the functions Of the
US. Government we're simply suspend
ed within her borders; that no vestige
of the Confederate or rebel State govern
ment is recognised; and that Governor
Prerpont and the loyal legislature is made
the nucleus Of the organized State gov
eminent. ~
Many persons do not understand the
recent movement towards re establishing
the Virginia State government. Gov.
Pierpont was elected some time since as
Governor Of Virginia with his capital at
Alexandra. He is now empowered to
exercise authority over the entire State.
Except West Virginia, which is an in
dependent State), and will probably soon
establish himself at Richmond. Wheel
ing is the capital Of West Virginia, with
GOV. Boreman in the subarnato.ial chair.
The Turkish government contemplates
building . gigantic railway-one which
| is to traverse the whole of European
! Turkey from the Adriatic to the Black
Sea, and by branch to the Archipelago.
Aviona is the starting point, Adriauople
the center, and Varna and Euos the ex-
tremc points.
The latest news from Caprera states
that Gen. Garribsldi has perfectly re-
covered from his wound, and walks free
~ withcas limpiug, though he still uses
q cane The General is surrounded by
the members Of his family.
The Washington Chronicle gives The
reason for trying the assassination consPir-
stors with closed doors. The lives of
some of the witnesses depend upon the
enforcement of this regulation. and the
evidence is of so mnch importance that
1t is thought best to withhold it for the
present.
The reported demand By guerrilas fer
the surrender Of Lexington, Mo, turns
on. to have been piece Of mere eascon-
ado on the part Of a few guerril!as who
eudeavored to play ajoke on the garrison.
81 railroads in the Department Of Iir-
ginis, when no longer required for mill
tary purposes, with their rolling stock.
material and machinery, have been turned
over to the officers Of their respective
compsnies, provided that such officers
having con.rosl of the railroads, have
taken the oath Of allegiance to the United
States. But such delivery will not pre-.
vent the forfeiture of any stock in said
com panies which may be owned By per-
sons who do not come within the proyis
lois Of the amnesty proclamation. "a
Ethan Allen King, notorious
horse thief. jail-breaker and desperate,
was arrested recently near Des Moines,
aud is now in confinement. q. Camp Me-
Clellan, Davenport. He is the mos. dss-
psrste thiefiu Iowa. II
The Mexican General Ortega, COW 10
New York, denies the double-lesdcd
Washington telegram to one of the NOR
ning journals that Juarex has issued let
ters CT ms-que against French CONNIE cree.
He says the constitutional President of
Mexico lad that proposition under con-
.ideration, but not wishing to do any
thing that might compromise the rela-
tons of the United States with the
Freoch Government. it was deemed wise
to deter carrying il into effect.
The prices in the horse market 10 New
York have fallen of twenty FIVE Per cent
within . week. Horses valued week
ego at $50 can now be bought for
Sl10msl20, and artillery horses for
which the Government paid sI6O, can
now be Rad at sl20. This reduction 10
prices mainly applies to the class Ct hor,
! ses usually sold for army purposes. Fast
animals run to higher figures; bu. coach
horses are lower than they were two
weeks since.
The annual message Of Gov. Bucking-
ham says the expenditures caused by the
rebellion have burdened the state with..a
fun 1ed debt SO ,o0O, 900 and an unfunded
one of 3 ,J23 Abba. The proprie'y Of q
n1ending the State constitution 80 as TO
give the right Of suffrage to all citizens
| Of the United States in the state, of good
moral character, without regard to race
or color, is very strongly urged. The
record Of Connecticus during the war is
most honorable She has furnished, up
to the 3lst Of March, 54,46S soldiers.
The conclusion Of the message is devoted
to national affairs The Governor urges
the necessity eff severe punishment for
! the leaders Of the rebellion.
The surrender of Mallory, the rebel
Secretary Of the Navy, has a,ouch of the
ludicrous He cndeavored to get out Of
the country, bu. as the confederate Nary
had become extinct, there vas not ship
On which the Navel Secretary could get
passage, and JEFF Davis having no fur
/ .hov ~ "a Co. him ha Oaua bims clf nm IN