The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-05

feak6d In d v1te In Yal1amentl OUT InelT
resi Rndtiont3 Is not -annOunced. United
Etates nos are quoted In London ct
Hoes. The war on the continent IS
opening in earnest. The Prussians, In
heavy force, are marching through sax,
hostilities on the 18th, by crossing into
Silesia. The Prussians have already
occupied the cities of Hanover, Dresden
and Iiepsic, and ut last accounts were
before Frankfort, where battle was an
ticipated. The Italian government for
ma1ly declared war against Austria on
the 18th, and her volunteers were pre-
pairing to move. '''''''1 t5l3.t+
There be many kinds Of wedding, but
rarely q diamond one, signaling Is years
of married life; vet this event was re-
Gently celebrated by a couple in Olmuty,
Moravia.
The members of the Council and the
Supervisors OF the city of Harrisburg
have all been arrested and held to bail
in the sum of two hundred dollars for
maintaining a nuisance, which Is in the
shape Of filthy ditch in or about the
centre of the city. .s3o II q
+. A farmer living three miles south Of
Richmond, Ind, has cow that has six
old, and all thriving and doing VEL.
Nicholas Foresinger, Of YoTkauounty,
Pa, recently accepted a wager to drink
ten glasses of lager in ten minutes. Il He
drank the beer, and was laid out Oh his
bier next morning. -.
~ It il now stated that the Senate, in
Executive session, has determinedi to
confirm no appointment by the Preai-
dent that is not Endorsed by the Senators
from the States for which the appoint
ments are made. 81 ..'''>A IT,
Alexander H. Stephens Is to lecture
in the course Of the next season at Tn
dianapolis. Another name OH tne9 list
is that Of Fred Douglass. ."r !
In the present Congress there are five
Senators and twenty-eight Representa-
tives who have been schoolmasters.
LA militia draft is being made in New
York, and the lucky ones will have to
serve seven years. IioL
The great monitor, Dunderberg Is fast
approaching completion, and will make
her first trial trip a month hence.
Since the first case OF cholera in Eliza
1 beth, N. j., noted few days since,
there have been twenty additional cases,
with nine deaths. The infected district
has been placed under charge of the po-
! lice, who have barricaded the streets,
and burned the bedding and clothing OF
the patients. The disease has been
checked, as no new cases have been re-
ported for three days. Two new cases
of cholera in Jersey City have been re-
ported. ''1 [.. ...,
The Chicago Times indorses the soon
sentative State ticket" nominated by
the recent Kangaroo convention at Des
Moines. The loyal people Of this State
will understand what an Endorsement
from that source means, and will act &C.
cordingly. O." 50 5"' f..@.1 -"@. I% '3&J
Pfrt Of Peoria county, Ill.,, was visited
by frost three nights in succession, the
Odd, 23d aud oath ult. 1t did not hurt
the corn. but effected the oats d little
and apples are falling from the trees.
the Bill H EEylss . a. I'm. have passed
Regiment, Otherwise known as io N;
Graybeard Regiment, the same bounty
as was given to three year troops. The
persons entitled to this bounty can ge
it by proper application to the War De
partment. .........,..... ........
Connecticut is the first State to ratif,
The reconstruction constitutional amend
ment. Her Senate voted e.ye two O
three days ago. alFs the House concurr
ed yesterday. III rf. eg ..a.f, .3s,,.
! MEXICAN NEws.-An official repor
from Gen. Caravajal, Governor Of Tam
apiiaus, dated the 18th uit., has beer
received by Minister Romero, at Wash
ington, which states that he had JUS
! been placed in possession of intelligence
] ON Gen. Escabo, dated the 10th, giving
details of his'important victory over the
Imperjalists, near Comargo, on the same
day. The wagons captured are over two
hundred and seventy in number, AND
the value of the merchandise 30 900, 900
The merchandise belonged to French
rs therefore a lawful prize. Gen. Escabc
400 were Austrians. Only a part of the
enemy's cavalry escaped. All the ar.
| tillery and ammunition were captured
| A conducta % $2,O0O,O00 left Monterey
for Matamoras on the 18th, with 1000
French soldiers as a guard, under Gen
Jeaningros. Gen. Escabo marched te
attack him. Gen Carvajal expresses his
ability to capture Matamoras without re-
Inducements from EscabO. Later adj
vices state that the Imperialists have
evacuated Bagdad, and that the place il
| now occupied by the Liberals. The city
of Matamoras would probably soon be
given up by the Imperialists. Tampico,
| likewise, was expected soon to fall into
the hands Of the Liberals.
The city Of Matamoras capitulated on
the I'D, to Puncelo, appointed by Gen
Cavaraja--; Gen. Nfejia, with the Impe.
! rial troops, embarking between the hour
/ Of three and four o'clock in the afternoon
under the protection Of the United States
flag. Liberal terms Were granted to the
Imperialists. The ofty was given ul
without bloodshed, pillage or plumber
and is now under command of Gen
JOSE de La Garcia. 1866
The WAR IN EUROPE. Prussia, by
the promptitude of her movements, has
already possessed herself of all the
territory she has aimed at. She llal
strengthened her boundaries at one
stroke, by marching in direct line from
Berlin to Frankfort, meeting no opposi.