The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-11

how "a 1t VDml4 IRA geIy HpSr HNS
More sen kspw concerning IL In
spnseqi nice olath 10 new fevalsa pms,
here i'll bette pr pe6 thu then was
a week ago fof the ratfncatlon Of the
pending treaty by the Senate. ....-~s.,----,
Union meeting recentiy held as
Marion, Smythe county; Va, was bro
ken up by armed rebels, who fouk po..
session of the hall aud passed disloyal
nsusueDuua - ls:ss::ss =
!, fsM.ximilisn's capture blythe Liberals
i'm N ex ico seemsinsvitablc. They have
him lsursoAnded. sOur Government, At
The request of the Austfian Minister q
| Washington, has ssnt = request to Pres
sident Juarez to trsat him with all posi-
bic ieniency, ifcapturcc. ]. 80 l,
~ The manner, in which Secretary
seward astonished the new Spanish
/ Ministeris thus graphically described !:
bIsabe3ls's aeent was n0ta ltttaR rdiseon
Sarted 81 the outeet 70 find Mhre5cWaFu
waiting 10 receiye hianz clad IN Uced no
more decorous than apaffi.o0tored0 Dress
ing-gown, ard olvcry hnp cotlar and
cravat. lila surprise Was saih ffurtner
/. heightened when, OIL stepping INTO tine
dingy old carriage, Which the Depart
nlent hires by the year for the use OF tne
Premier, he found seated opposite the
doorkeeper of Mr.. seward . apartments
who was accompanying the party 70
the White housa rs bearer OF the me
yitable portfolio. Her Matesfys Minis
ter had been startled by MI. Seward's
rakish morning costume. but oeiIag
forced to at pSssfs yis with messenger
Of the sDepnftmcnt., and rub his gold
lace and decorations against the Hiusi-
ness aud seedincss Of Mr.. Stewards old
coat. quite unsettled Ills reflections for
the remainder ofthe day. 4qaas'
Charles b. Norton, NeY York State
Commissioner to the Paris Exposition,
IL authority for the statement that the
subject Of fiolding ifefiext great Worlds
Fair in Central Park, New fork, fs
receiving much attention, ana tnat
through the efforts of Hon. Dudley =.
Gregory, official action has been taken
by the American Institute in reference to
it. With the date for the opening nxed
for the 4th Of July, 1876 IAN anniversary
which, as the centenary ofOur existence,
will carry with. It q great 1restiJe-.-we
shalt have ample time for preparation.
The coiored population of Philadel-
phia rs, 900 have seventeen churches,
with accommodation for over l0, 600
persons, an actual membership Of 5, 40,
and about LOO scholars in the 7Sunday-
school. The church edifices are valued
at more than sos, 200. There are near
ly2 ,2oO scholars in attendance upon the
colored day schools in this city. -
Steamship companies are issuing ex-
cursion tickets Mt rates ranging from
SisOto $500 I'm gold, for the round trip to
Europe. Thirteen lines are now run
ming regularly from New York of
ofthese six issue excursion tickets. The
fare on the stean1ers Of the London and
New York line Is $500 in currency to
London or Brest and back tickets
available for six months, by the steamer
HAVANA, $3.50 to $500 in currency. out
and back passengers only being allow
ed six weeks'.time In Europe; by the
Great Eastern, 500 to $40 in gold,
with reduction Of SD TO passengers
returning before August: by the Bre-
men line out and hack, s2lo in gold; BY
the Antwerp line, out and back, sl7o in
gold by the Inman line on, and back,
So i'll g2Ii-.tcscts available for six
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