The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-29
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4rUnspAY, NOVEMBER %, 1855.
egTIiHY OF LATE NEWS.
- Washington correspondent OF "a
nv York paper predicts newsofa very
s1nftlEne aature' from Mexico within q
40 tlnne. According to this cores
neoAent, Macmillan and the French
noous win be snnfIed Out within thirty
,snys Oft arrival In Mexico Of General
ehstman. The gathering ofarn1y stores
n Fortress Monroe Is thought to have
.6oane bearing upon the Mexican ques-
Ion.
Russia 10 pouring troops toward the
polish frontier. Adyiees from Europe
indicate an intention on the part Of Rus
- and Prussia to destroy what little ma
Mentality Poland possesses. 1t Is even
hintcd that Austria is to be dismember-
"a and reduced to an Insignificant posi-
tiOn. &t5@
JuAre Henry Cooper, of Murfreesboro,
Tenn, decided, in case pending before
him, that the present Government Of
Tennessee Is bogus and the Franchise
la~, unconstitutional. The case i'll ques-
tion will be carried into the supreme
court. The decision Is most impor-
tant one, and it's effects will be immedi-
ate. es.5 @.s.@
Australian advices Of q late date state
that the commercial panic prevails at
eydney; that the wheat crop OF Austria
Lin promises good. Also that the west
eoast natives continue troublesome.
Several skirmishes had taken place,
in which the Government forces infiict-
cd severe punishment upon them. sa
Governor Worth, of North Carolina,
cent his message to the Legislature. He
opposes both negro suffrage and the con-
stituttonal amendment, and expresses
the hone that the freedmen, viii emf
Srate to the North. He even recon-
raspded that on appropriation be made
70 defray the expenses OF tlfose
Who may choose to move. This ne ar
auea viii better their condition and re-
,aove all ground Of further sectional
.txiia. He says that the civil and mill
tary sn4horities are harmonious.
Governor Marvin, Of Florida, takes
tho same position on the constitutional
amendment ~ Governor Worth, Of
North Carolina, but In regard to the har-
mony between the civil and military
authority his message difiers from that
Of latter, for he elaine that the mill
tary-department has seriously interior
ed with civil tribunals. He eulogies
my Policy"
It ID stated that for eleven months nei'
ther rain nor snow has fallen in Pekin
and the greatest distress prevails III con
sequenee in that part of China.
0resk financial depression reigns II
New York, caused by the recent fall l,
etoeks and gold. The state of feeling !
litels short Of panic. Rumors of heav,
failures mot yet confirmed are preva
lent, aud Wall street looks blue.
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, it is stated
has prepared bill IL regard to presiden
tial Appointmeuts and removals, provid
ina against the appointment Of any pei
son to Office who has been rejected b
the Senate at any time Cor period
threce years after such rejectment.
Such is the unsettled condition OF a
fairs in Kentucky and Tennessee TIL
the civil authorities at many points al
asking for military protection to enao
them TO enforce the laws. The office
of Courts are in many instances dete
red from holding Courts in consequent
OF the threats OF desperadoes. The mi
stary authorities desire 10 respond
the extent of their power, and, whe
RztrFhs fFom AZ the 1 esa5aan Uni in NV u
consin, nearly all official, give Uni'
majority Of 2S,sOo.
The aggregate Republican majority
the District Congressional tickets tn !
is $3.50. General Logan, for Congre'
man OF Large, is little ahead OF tn
his majority being 5000.
II is announced from Toronto that o
Government has instructed the u
ted States Consul at that place to apr
for new trial for the condemned !
mans. There are new "A 900 British X
ulars In Canada.
The Arkansas Legislature has nola
OF candidates for United States Senate
the vote being divided between 10 Il
than ten aspirants. But, IS the Legis
tire does net intend to ra.ify the cons
tntional amendment, it is no real con
quence who shall be elected.
There is the highest authority
stating that General Sherman goes
Mexico, according to previous arranl
ment, to be present at the election
new President and Congress, after VIII
The new Government is to ask the p
lection Of the United States, which q
Sherman will be able TO enforce "
hs troops which will be within G
For the expense of this expe
Non. our Government will probably
Give = grant Of land. @