The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-24
THE NEWS,

The latest cattle plague returns from
England again show continued de-
crease in the ravagcs of the disease.
Judge Hughes, Of Indiana, has been
appointed General Agent of the United
States Treasury, rice w. =. Mcllcn.
The Virginia Hotel and twelve other
buildings were destroyed by fire ut Cal
70 Tuesday morning. Loss $4,000, and
but little Insurance.
| The pay and cmolumcnts of the grade
of General Of the Army, proposed by
Congress, will amount to so, 900 year.
a dispatch from PASSPORT, Me-, states
that two boat-loads Of men, supposed to
he Fcnians, landed Oh Indian Island, Off
that coast, Monday night, but were fore
cd to retire by the arrival of q British
war steamer.
Garibaldi is to have prominent part
i'm the approaching war between Italy
and Austria, for the possession Of Venctia.
lie has had an understanding with the
Italian Government, and is to command
thc volunteers in person, with head
quarters at Florence.
The Government now has in its vaults
over $50, 900, 900 i'm specie. 1t on Monday
sold ten millions of gold in New York,
vance of gold under the influence of the
panic from Europe.
The President is about to issue a Droc-
lamation to the effect that his proclama-
ton of peace abrogated martial law i'm
eShc South, and that there will be no mill
tary, interference in the approaching
trial of jeff. Davis.
The same fleet of Spanish war vessels
that recently attacked and almost de-
stroyed the city of Valparaiso, Chilli, al
80 attacked Callao, the principal city
ofPcru, but was disastrously repulsei
the city suffered but little
The prospects arc that the proposition
in CArgrcss to guarantee the $50, OoO. OO(
Mexican bonds, will not pass.
Another revolution has broken out ir
san Domingo. The revolutionists AFT
tackled and defeated Government troop
at Ncbia. The Haytien Government j.
believed to be supporting the insurgents
supplying them with war materials. ect
General Sweeney, who is probably tn,
most earnest and honest of the Fcnial
leaders, charges "Head Centre" ste
phens of being spy of the British Gov
eminent. Stephens has started on
, tour through the country to lionizc him
: sell ono RAISE more money for himscl
and O'Mahony. ''''>'
, The New York Times ofthe 18Th COW,
u senator Seaman of Chicago. acknow
G edged to WELD the greatest power of an
n individual fthe Roherts-Sweeny tactic
, has arrived in the city, for the purpo,
of consulting in regard to the position
D affairs. twill be remembered that the,
& has been a serious misunderstanding b.
Q tween Mr. stephens and senator Scanla,
=, which became somewhat personal in i
nature. The gentleman was at on
l time sent to Ireland, by the Brothc
t hood of America, to ascertain the cond
, ton affairs there, and whether or not I'll
, the home organization possessed sui,
cient strength to effect its purpose. NJ
1 Seaman, by letter and verbally, repor
, ed i'm the affirmative, but afterward +,
, ported to the contrary, and threw his il
tluence In favor of the Canadian schem
y For this, Mr.. Stephens, in his famous lie
|. ter to OMahony, denounced Senate
It Scanlan in the severest terms, denour
@ cling him D. n traitor of the deepest dy,
Until . public rctraction of this denul
citation Of one of frcland's staunchc.
champions Is made by Mr.. Stephens, h
will doubtless find the representative ,
: the great west IA stumbling block i
: his path, which he can with difficult
! remove.
!, !. The steamer for Europe, on the lot
inst, took out S5,s73,Ooo in speci
The rebel commissioner to England. M
: Mason, lately arrived at Quebec. Maso