The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-02

E3les and. regulations - may BE- prescrib-
.eSshy the 6eeretary Of WA, p, cause to
be examined the acceunte of saah and
every Soldier who mAkae application
thereof, and II found ~ntiflAd. ithas.a>,
paid said bUuptlea. ~ l..s a., -. 80,
/ T6H, nj me EsScepilon. exasoination. set.
Element and pAynaent Ut CLAIMS, for said
additiODAl bounty, due the widows Oh
heigRI0f deceased sQldicss, the acoonnt.
ing omcets OF the Treasury ehadl be. gov.
erned BY the Secretary ofWar, and the
payment shall, BE- made in like manner
under the direction " che Secretary Of
tine treasury. i.tauaul e'ToaI9Tnn ?
| THE N1WD.rfoH oEl
1 Congress finally adjourned it, session
on saturday evening, having disposed ol
alfthe important b0slness. nh'1'55
The President having failed to sign
! the bin admitting Nebraska q q State,
that rheasuf~ goes for nothing.
Ex-senator Browning, Of MI, was con.
Armed Secretary Of Interior, by the SEN.
ate, On saturday, by an ALMOST n4ani'
S'o"' 'O'e' tijtI ~ i.!tsDip4i
The harvest advices from various part4
| Of the West are quite favorable. THE
! wheat 10 being rapidly gathered, and il
generally In good condition. ra ',luJ
General Woods, in consinand Of the
1 United States troops III Georgia, officially
1 reports case Of lynch law Ia w ilkiiison
county, which equals the incredible bto-
ries OF old slavery regime. A negro, un-
der arrest for murder, Was taken from
the Jail, seiSsd By mob or two or three
hundred persons, and by their unani-
NOUS vote, was chained 20 d tree, and ar
tor his ears were cut of, was tortured to
death by burning. "A reliable cores
pendent says that the coiored people
were compelled to pile the fagots around
! the victim; and afterdle was burned to
death his body was thrown to the
dogs.
New Orleans was the scene of bloody
riot Tuesday. The rebel roughs of that
city attacked = peaceahle procession of
negroes and the reassembled State Con-
vention Of 1854. They butcllered about 30
OF the negroes, mObbed the Convention,
wounded several ofiss dalseetes, and dis
was killed and others wounded. The
day. As = result Of these proceedings.
General Baizd, who commands that
military district, has declared martial
law over the city and appointed Militia
~ Governor. With rebel ruffian for q
Mayor, and ten in every dozen of her
citizens rank traitors, martial law will
be alutary in New Orleans, and ought
to be continued until the present ..per-
verse gernation' dies Of. General B. F.
Butler should now be. rslnstated. q,
A subsequent report Gays quiet has
been restored.
Advices from the City Of Mexico state
that everybody there believes that Max
imilian will ere long give up the throne
and leave. His wife has already left for
Ea.ope. #s
II 3 now estimated that the money
authorized to be paid out Of the Treasu-
~ by the new bounty law passed by
Congress will amount to several hund-
reds of mill Ons o. dollars.
Mrs. David Smith, of Lebanon, Tenn.
recently gave birth to four children
two boys and two gfrls-each weighing
six pounds. The mother and children
are doing we'll, and are all likely to live.
Andrew johnson, hand -in-gloves with
vallandigham, arranging the details of
the coming convention at Philadelphia.
forms q pleasing commentary OH the
text, Treason must be made odious.''
Four Fenians. named Dillon. Ellis.
Carney, and Kirk, were discharged f.om
custody at Toronto, on the 18th ult II
Is probable that several more will soon
be released.
THE FRENCH IN MExICO.-Persons "A
well informed ~ any outside Of the State
Department concerning the French oc-
cullatlon OF Mexico, assert that the whole
question has been In Mr.. Stewards hands
since the close Of our war, aud that Ma
p0le0n would have yielded the point and
withdrawn from Mexico had It not been
for the fact That he found himself ahla to
control Mr.. Seward by working upon
his fears. The same parties affirm that
Mr. Bigelow is wholly in the interest Of
Napoleon. Information of . character
which cannot be doubted. has been re-
ceived by official circles that Napoleon
! has agreed to disband twenty tllo,,asnd
French troops In Mexico to allow them
to enlist in Maximillian's foreign legion.
The laying Of the Atlantic Cable was
completed at Hearts Content, New
perfect success. The whole length Of
the cable is |, 1854 miles. The initial de-
! spatch ola. the Atlantic cable, SAYS that
treaty of pease Is being negotiated be-
| tween Austria and Prussia. Prussia IA
/ to have control of the Dutchies, A se-
we're battle has been fought between the
J Austrian and Italian fleets near LISA. In
the Adfiatic, in which the Italian IRON
clads were roughly used, three OF them
being sunk. The fortified city Of Borgo
San Donino, in Venetia, has been Storm
cd and taken by the Italians. Napoleon
has gone on an official visit to the Ital-
ian headquarters.
The PRoNoTIoNs.-Gen Grant
having been appointed to the new rank
eratship. 10 this Genera sherrnsn ~.
appointed on Thursday last by the Pre-
sident, and at once confirmed bv the
Senate without reference to the ususj
committee. Gen. Hancock wis aD.
pointed TO the Major Generalship ia tie
regular army vacated ~ Gen. Sherman,