The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-17

The schoolmaster is abroad in Japan.
Our well-known friends, &. +. Putnam
and Son, have just shipped ten tuns OF
school-books to the "Japs' in Il single
cash invoice amounting to 900 ire
spcctivc OF previous consST;ncnts. y
son of Mr.. Putnam is also about to sail
for Japan to establish and represent the
firm of G.. =. Putnam 4 Son in that 'fal
countrce.n Thus the cranky Japs sue
cumb to the Yankee chaps.
The wonderful Democratic reaction in
Maine dwindles down rs accurate figures
come, in to infintesinal proportions.
Out of the General state officers, they
have not one; Of the Congressman they
! have not one; of 81 State Senators they
have only three, and of Isl Assembly,
men they muster barely 43.
The news of the Democratic success in
| Pennsylvania and Ohio is represented
to have occusioned greater excitement in
Richmond than any that has prevailed
in that city since the passage of the Nir-
giuia ordinance of secession.
The first trial and conviction in Ken
lucky under the Civil Rights bill of
Congress took place in the United States
Court of the lth inst, at Louisville
Three rebels from Nelson county, in
that state, were convicted and sentenced
to ten years in the Penitcntiary for mall
treating and robbing negroes. "Servcd
them right.'
a detachment Of infantry and three
batteries Of artillery We're sent to Fort
Henry, near Baltimore, on Wednesday.
Two hundred regulars from New York
also arrived in Baltimore. The cause
for these movements is believed to be to
place the authorities in position to pre-
serve peace between the turbulent fac
tons in Baltimore.
The excitement about the Fenians in
the North of England is unabatcd.-
Government continues its precautions
against an outbreak. Another detach
mcnt of regular troops is under orders to
leave by railroad for tho Cumberland
garrison at Carlisle Castle. Orders have
been issued from the Home Office that
all armories belonging to the volunteer
forces be guarded and placed in II con-
dition of defense. 1t is generally be-
lirvcd that the Government will call
Parliament together Oh the 18th of No
vcnber.
Leading Republicans in Washington
declare their unalterable determination
! to carry out the reconstruction policy of
I Congress-
! The rebel General Imbolen tried to
get registered in Virginia under the
Presidents proclamation, but the regis
trarS refused, and the matter will prob
ably he carried to the Supreme Court
which gives Andrew johnson cause for
rejoicing.
/ Our Washington special states that
the rebel press at the South have been
encouraged by the recent elections to
such an extent rs To believe that the
negro will be crushed-that the next
Congress will he compelled to modify
the laws, and that the Reconstruction
acts will never be enforced. The wish
j. no doubt the father Of the thought.
The Pope fears that the Italian Coy
eminent will yield to popular clamor
and order the troops now on the Papal
frontier To march into Rome and occupy
1t. The insurgents and invading parties
in the Province Of Viterho are concpn-
tratcd ut Forercz, where they have
thrown up intrcnchments. Many other
places in the Roman territory have also
been occupied by the Garibaldians.-
Several attachments of the pontifica
troops have been sent out to dislodge
them, and the garrison within the walls
OF Rome is at present very small, \
strong Hapal force has left Rome to pre-,
vent junction of Monatti Garibaldi
) and parties under his command, with
the insurgents at the fortress. The plan
Of the Garibaldian leader seems to be tc
draw the soldiers Of the Pope away from
Rome, and then give their friends it
. that city an opportunity to resist
Cardinal Antoneli has addressed Il letter
to the European Powers, charging til,
Italian Government with actual con
nivancc in the revolutionary movement
against Rome.
General Forsyth, of the Freedman,
Bureau, is in receipt of information thai
the officers of the bureau, travelling il
Virginia, near Harper's Ferry, engaged