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OEFl0ER l. PUsEY'
BANKERS,
Tax Paying q Coissoting Aesaas,

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-13

~ MERCHANTS AID sUsTKEss MEN are
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ruarrantss snsaEs aaEaafacalsn Ii regards estess
and wsTk. rasgrzsy4R
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The sun., 1861-09-16
THE LATEST NEWS.
By TKLBoRAPH TO THE N y. SUA
Foreign Intelligence.
Five Days Later from Europe
Arrival OF the Kangaroo or capc Race,


81. JohH', " D., Sepie,n5er li.-The steam.
ship Kangaroo, from Liverpool on the ith, via
Queenstown on the 9th instant arrived OF
Carc Race at half-past ~ o'clock this afternoon.
She was boarded by the news yacht of tho A.
sociated Press, and the following five days la
ter intelligence from Europe obtained.
Great Britain.
II was reported that spic'. in the employ d
the government at Washington, wore on board
OF all the trans Atlantic stfamers.
The announcement that three more regiments
are ordered 10 Canad, is confirmed. They sfst
about the middle Of September and will leave
IN tho Great Eastern. which goes TO New York,
a. advertised.
Another terrible railroad accident had occur-
red on one of the suburban roads near London,
bv which thirteen pcr>on- were killed aud about
fifty wounded.
Comnercinl--Pcr Kangaroo
L'rypooi, Sep'. j.--Thc cotton mitk It closed
finn nt uncf a. ,;cd prices
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American sccurilc steady. ll.np, Central
shaic- 80 IL Discount.
The sun., 1861-09-16
War M0vsmenta, &c.

Letter ho'r The President 10 Gcr. Fremont.
washington, Sept. lI.-Tno following lo,ter
from President Lincoln to NJ jor Gen Fnrmpn..
was tran mi'icd To the latter the I2'h inst.
N,,ur>CruN u c.. Sept. II, iSGl.
Mnjo, G,p. Joip Z. F,,mopt.
SIN: Your %. the sth. in answer to mine Of
81 in.t, , was just received Assuming that
you ulon the ground could better julpc of the
nccc-.iti'- ot your po. fion. than coull at this
distance. On seeing your procl imition of Aug.
30 perceived no general objection to It the
particular Objectionable clause, however in re-
lation to the cond-ct'ion of property and the
hbcGdi"n Of llv'., appeared to m to
uc oi icc'iuniilr in It's uou-cnniurmity tO
the act Of tuu.uc--. pl.scd the Gth uf last Aug
n,i upon the s,nr u'oc's ui hence I wrote
you cNpo. -.ne my wish that that clause should
bc mod'u,d ao'rlr"lv. Your answer, just re-
cciv'd, NIic--r' H.. prof" enc" on vour part
HAT ] .loul makr au olou orl. lr- the mott.
i'alion. which | .,iy chccr'ully do. II O., there
iorc or.,i,j ,ln. tht -.,.i clause of -lI ~ via.
nation ic 20 ipulr,d h,ld and construct o.. tn
conform with aud uo' to tr,n .,,cul the prov.
siur on the tame -uhicc, contained in the act Of
Congress, entitled "Nu act to contis ltc proper
rs us'' iur irsuucctionnfy purposes. approved
August q. leil. and that said act he published
at length with ,hi' order Your obodicni ser.
watt, (Sigucd) A. LLNCotN.
The sun., 1861-09-16


In't..t Uru,p. SEPT. II, yin Bpbiuor,.
sept. l5.-lhrgc wl- % pr pcrt of an cngi e.
ncit Int CHI, at Newport New. About I
l.. Nj, tlc .trnucr Yorktown ran down to
within ,',,. miles and opnrd fire uToi the
camp and il..h.ring squadron, consisting Of
the S,'GuruH, CumhC.lIud ard the l,un.bilt
Lou. lana. She iucd twenty-five shells, one Of
which exploded near the Savannah. ant the
others fell considerably short. The guns oi the
Cumb' ilanu aud Savannah could not reach the
lOrhtoNp, but a couple Of shells from Sawyer,
gun on shore caused her 10 rctirr. one OF the
shells exploded threc.icurt' Of u mile bryvnd
the steamer.
The rebel steamer Curtis Peck. made her ap.
learance this morning above Newport New,
A steamer also from Norfolk made re- ,ounoi-
sanCe.
The steamer Yorktown has been cu, down
forward aud att 10y the removal Of her upper
cabin, ~ NJ to carry two large pivot guns.
She has in addition six heavy guns in each
side. There are no indications Of her having
been non ulaicd
The sun., 1861-09-16

hHIIsn VESSELS CAUGHT IN rRAr.
FUTfress HORros, Sctt l3-Fpur vessels had
run into the lnlct with English colors hying,
under tho supposition shat that pl &c still bc.
longcd TO The Couic rrItcs, this Federal hlg
having tc"n temporarily hauled down. Pilo;s
were offered III" vessels aud every facility for
getting in. They did no' discover their mis-
take until too late. Two of tire vess is. the
Susan Jane and Harriet Ryan, were FROM the
British Provinces, AMI had valued car soe., CON
sisting a molisscs, shoes and clothing.
Our troop at the lnlc, have mounted all the
guns and ,rr dcrol thn.e effective which had
been spiked by the Conitdcratcs before their sur
rrulcr.
No Intelligence Of Importance bad been re-
ceivcd from the sound or fum the main land.
Gen Reynolds had Hrr ycl at OH Point aud
will proceed tomorrow hy the 5. K. Spiu.dn :
Ia assume command at llattcra, Inlet
The sun., 1861-09-16
CITY NEWS.


Mnrdcr al nn Onlrrr M RilScr'- Island
Orderly Sergeant George Lindsey, ol the
Yates Rifles Company b, was imprisoned on
Friday morning, Tor the second time in the
guarl-housc, having been guilty of in,ubordm-
alton. Attempting to escape he was orlcred
back by Lieut.. Davis, whom Lindsey attacked
and instantly killed by thusting a hayonet
through the heart. An inquest was held on
Saturday, but at a late hour in the evening the
reporters had not returned with the particulars,
which were elected mainly from the testimony
of boy who witnessed the tragedy and upon
him Lindsey is said to have charged after hay-
ing killed his Lieutenant. Members Of Com
pnny Is state that the murderer had been hearl
to threaten Lieut.. Davis, and declare that he
would on somo occasion inAict corporeal injury
upon Lieut.. Davis. Lieut.. Davis was but -
years of age, and had been recently married.
Lindsey was arrested and heavily ironed.
The sun., 1861-09-16

STABBINo ArFRAY.--Jamss 7. Conway was
arrested BY officer Russell Of the 1t Precinct.
police yesterday, on the charge Of stsbbing
Thomas Baird, an engineer on one Of the South
teny boats. Conway, IL Is said, came on board
in'1xieated, and proceeding TO the engine room,
kicked up row. baiid eniea vure1 TO eject
him, when he drew kulf ami sabbcd him in
three places. The wounds arr serious. but not
Of necessarily fatal charncter TIE injured
man was conveyed 20 his re id,nce in Hick. AZ
and the accused was 10 ked up. 49,
BHooKLYN Cry MORTALITY The total
number of deaths in this city last week, was 1ii,
Of which 4 were adult. and 103 children.
The sun., 1861-09-16

washington, Sept 15.-Mr. Tissarn. the
Spanish Minister, has called to assure the Sec
rotary OF STATE that the report from Charleston
that the Captain General OF Cuba has issued
proclamation recognizing the rebel tag, Is uu.
true. What Ia, happened is, that vessels from
any pert in the United States in possession of
the rebels, coming into a rIrt with irregular
papers, are admitted Cr neosUtdie, without no
tcc Of th,ir incgulariiy, just a. they have
els obtained possession Of the custom house, in
the msurgent states. II il needless to say that
no such vessels can he abroad without o,clpin.,
the hlockuding force. There is no rrcel milton
oI a rebel llag IN Spln.sh ports or in any other
The sun., 1861-09-16
Attempted Murder Of IL Correspondents by
"a Rebel.

WdsAiagu1, S,pt. 15.--F. W, Walker, of
Brooklyn, the Washington correspondent OF
the New York ErpreSs, went on Friday af
ternoon with II detachment OF Col. Young :
cavalry, Oh scouting tour, and aided by a
guard OF two soldiers, captured an active seces-
siOnist, who was placed in confinement at a
house near the place Of arrest. The guard
having necessarily TO absent themselves from
the premises to attend to their horses and other
business, the prisoner, while Mr.. Walker was
taking minutes Of the conversation with him,
suddenly drew his knife and plunged II into the
iti0p,
The sun., 1861-09-16
BROOKLYN.

1hF INioN SENrIMENr IN BRookLrN.-A
meeting q prominent citizens was held in the
Governor : ROOM City Hall, on Saturday even
.ns, Tor the purpose OF taking action in regard
,.o ' to ,,n S"nu,uae, 70 oe elected this tal ana
,i,, y, an eN es,I'n .. sontiinen' III rTia-
,on,U,, ,O w Wv 's"l, s,ate oi .he country Inc
Gen. Philip s. Crooke presided and Fr,nris
stryker ana Ben. Prince, E,qs., acted as Secre.
!atiGs, re- Inc oDl9el having been briefly stated
ine tho ncce"sity of i''or",,i "v,'
the war and cndorsine tbr i,te tiaLot ,,,aJa ~, VI
the peonle's Convcntion NJ S,r,cuss ''ti Tho eoI
lowing we'll Known citiz1ns were app6intc5 int d.
The sun., 1861-09-16
sorrIrnS cnor, rr,rnoYrp.


Warrington. S'yf ii.-1hc BilIu,r. , nh.
tie ialnd sec, c,ssionist journal whose editor ,va,
ARE tcd t't'r'a', has 4 pp'd publication.
Tho Baltimore EJch'mg,. the leadin, socrs-
sionisl paper IL that ci't, ~ more violent tliln
ever this morning. It, pruciIrl editor wa, also
arustd yesterday.
Pitnircut citizens d Bal,inor, Nlo ,rc nov
in Il Is city ~ iarr That 'hc erect Of W., arrest.
of YESTERDAY will l., very si'uilrr. The ,rsr..
sion fever - BaiiuOtc atd MARYLAND i ikc.y
te Lc cloA'l T., such ,u1 rr ,rv ~ r.cd'u.. q.
tto'r yh.cl. NJ" GDvotrmcri t.'c'' c"up.ilcI
. rd,Tt
hpi imor', "p'. ~ Bl,tmorc j, unusually
pu.I
VI. W. CHM, another oi th' edition, ot .hc
J. .h1u9' via arrested Yesterday. II /, AL.
toul,'d thnt Tire paper will hc dis.on, n.rd
II ,r tuit"riUw
The sun., 1861-09-16

Washington, N,pt. lj--rhe National Loan i,
succeeding beyond expectation, Several huu.
dred subscription agents were appoiutel last
week in nearly every loyal state, including sin.
ginia snd Kentucky. A considerable number
have alieldy accepted and sent in their bond, :
the others Will probably he all at work this
week. The subscriptions OF the people have al -
ready exceeded $4,000 600, and their pa, 'o.jy
cooperation will doubtless enable the bank o.
take the second in-tallment Of so oOo,upl
The sun., 1861-09-16
The Corruption Libel suit.

TUE case Of DEWrrr G. IIrrLrJouN, late
Speaker Of the Assembly, against llonAcE
GREELEY, Or lib,llJus charge Of legislative cor
rupticn, published against him in the Tribune,
was concluded by disa rccmon' and discharge
ID the jury. Most Of the evidence Tor proving
the truth ofthe alleged libcl was ruled out. The
Tribune sats;
If we rightly apprchcnd those rulin,, anl the
charge Of Judge Bacon, the jury wr'c instruct
ed that che article IN question was 4 nhcl in
law and must he taken by them to he one 10
fact-that no Justification Of il hal 'can offered
much less established, aud the only que ,tion
left 10 thu discretion WI. the measure Of dam
ages IN assessing which the urn tdalc cirrn-
latior aud vast influence Of the 2tibp7c wore q
be taken iutO consideration. luier TINS charge
the jury rctr ahou' - p M ui /. mr. ilv. and
returned liz 'lo pi,. X 20 tiy tIu' ih.y would
not be n'c 10 atrcc. In answer - their in
quitirs. thoy r. toIyrl suiur iu Ihrr instruction
but in prii,'.t conformity win Nh, tl"y hid
already obtained, AMI ag.uu g.t .r'. returning
within an hour with an u.-UrHD. tult fh,i
disagreement was invc.crafc, vh, reup,u they
were discharged without q .rulrI. We after
ward LEANED that eight of ti'Iu .,u.,, 'hrpu. u
out for hrdug for the defend 'u', IA u,h spm.
Of fthosc at times cyinccd q willn 'Gc-.. iu dr-
ference to the Judges charge. to dive nominal
damages 90 the plaintiff. Eleven were uull'y
willing to find for the defendant, hut thrt~clith
would not consent. lie was lur c\ompnr,
damages throughout.
The sun., 1861-09-16
VILLA MSBURGH.

a MYSTERIOUS CRAFr For two months
r1s', fine schooner nearly new, of sbout 100
tons, and without any name, has been lying at
the railroad dock. at Hunters Point. The
matches are o1, anl clothing, furniture aud
other articles ate l,ng about Unfortunately.
No pGson has been observed on board; the vcs-
sci appears To have been abandoned, and there
are no papers TO indicate whore she belongs.
The sun., 1861-09-16

MALICIOUS ATTEMPT TO Throw 4 lIuDsoN
RIVER RAILROAD TRAN INTo THE WATER.
Two policemen of the Twenty-third Precinct
found Sleeper" or log, lying across the
Hudson River Railroad track, near 1eith ST.,
Saturday night, just prior to the appearances of
the express train from Albany, duo at Cham
bers street at half.paSt II p. NJ. The discovery
Of the obstruction dOubtlee' prevented a serious
llss VI life.
The sun., 1861-09-16

lPdSh'ngfoD, Sept. l5.-Thcre wa- mmsu
quiet on the Virginia side OF the river t,da,.
The recent order for the h. tier uhs,Iy "a . ol
TIE S,bbath was every where respected. and thc
religious services in the ariou- Junp- we're nu.
morously attended
Major Lemon Of the 32nd New York Rssi.
ment, conn anding the picket pot at Blileys
Cross Roads reports today that negroes were
seen Pcriorming picket duty for the rcpcl-.
The sun., 1861-09-16

PosITIoR or TuE DEMuCEA,Y.-B riamiu
y. Hallett, the Ajax OF the II D.mocriiic party in
Massachusetts. has written letter, placing IN
writer squarely on the platform Of Dickinson,
Butler, Dix, and other great light, If the party.
Mr. Hallett says: THE simple i,suc is tn
overthrow or the support Of the Government in
this whole Union and until "ihc rc-cstablish-
ment OF the supreme Government of the Union
in all the State, and Terriiorics' is effected,
or it Is fully demonstrated that j. cannot b.
done by force Of arms belong to no party but
the country.
The sun., 1861-09-16

F""lC.r, Kg., S,Ii 15.-Goy. MigoHin
has i>'u'h the following PROCLAMATION, in obcdi-
encc Ia the resolutions adopted by tho General
Assembly Of the Commonw, 9TH Of kcntuck,:-
"1hc Government Of the Confederate States.
the state ol Tennessee and all other, concerned,
are hcr,l y Informed that Kentucky cNp,rs the
Cunlclorntc OF Tennessee troop, he vithdra An
from her -oh un,uudi,ionilly
The sun., 1861-09-16
POLITICAL.

The Peoples, Union and Republican Nomi-
nat ons.-A public meeting of the ctz Of tho 9th
Wa'd for the purpose OF ritiiyinR the Peoples nom
inations. made ut the stib' Conventions, held at
& tre llth inst will lie held a the Blscker
buildings, oa Tuos1R evening, the 18th inst at
IN O'Clock eminent speakers will be in attend
auce; all Uuion men are invited to be present.
The sun., 1861-09-16
Peoples Union Nominations.
TNe P,r.,dcp, and ,;rpernI Fremont.

The upshot of the extnvasant rumors red-
tive 10 General Fremont, has been published.
II appears from the Presidents letter which we
publish this morning, that he wished the Gen.
eral to make q supplementary order ''constru
ing" his proclamation relative to slaves ol rob-
els, in conformity to the CO.. fscation act, which
II will b. rein"Llered. Only c,ndscates slaves
actually employed against the Government.
The General very properly requested the Prcsi-
dent, IL he must interfere in the administration
Of his command, to do 30 directly, 10y an open
order in his own name, which the President
has done.
The course Of the Presiden. confirms the gcn-
eral impression that he is made Of too soft mate
rials, and tco much under tho control Of Sfw-
ARD to be a ''power' in the present great cmer-
gency. We DO not wonder that FREMoSr
declined to stultify himself by giving the weak
ordef desired Of him. Events. not rulers. are
leading the nation onward
The sun., 1861-09-16

stunned. lIo diorped into 'he st-enrn md vas
seen no more. Officer Nesbitt, OF the Harbor
Police, who was near, 10 a boat made . scar n,
which resulted in finding only the cap Of the
drowned man. The Dreadnaaght was under
way fer Liverpool, and was not boarded BY the
The sun., 1861-09-16

iu9ldo, Ne, NeIt. 1i-There is nhund INT
evidence To convict Eobcr' Elliott, of Frcedrn
Me, oi treason. One ot Elliott's brothers gave
out that Col. Smart would be- lyrchcd If hr wen.
to Freedom but notwithstanding, he went
there with three friends on Friday night, anil
during the night obltincd full tcstinonv against
Elliott without mol, station from hi, relel mill
tlIN &c npHnN.
The sun., 1861-09-16

ANOTHER SUPPOSED SLAvER.-By orders
Of Surveyor Andrews, officers Brown and LA &c.
made seizure, on Friday evening, of tho bark
Manuel 0rtez, bound for Whydah, port on
the west coast Of Africa, upon the supposlIion
that she was intended for the slase-trade
When seized, she was preparing to sail.
The sun., 1861-09-16

Eo5'op, S,pt. li.- The rigatr Con.J',,.
Capt WALKER, sailed last night for the ,ouJ Ycru
UuHsi.
The steamer lien DE Ford +, loading az the
NAVY Yard with Lcavy IN, ahi d munitions
Tor Fortress Monroe.
The sun., 1861-09-16
JERSEY CITY.

DECENT UroS RrNNrGs.-For a long time
past, the n. Y. & Erie Railroad Company have
been annoyed by runners and hsck drivers Who
cross over TO the " Jersey side to solicit pas
sengers, and have determined TO uut /, stop 70
1t. Yesterday, complaint was MAJ before Re-
cordcr Martindalc. Of jersey City. and warrants
were issued for the arrest of quite number of
them. Chief # Police Marinus and a squad
oi oi'icct' proceeded To the'railroad depot, when
sone one on tho lookout went to NV Yo.k and
gave hotice TO the runners ly which they
mostly saved Themselves from jersey Law. Ow-
cu Bowie, James Smith and John Brady ver,
taken into custody, and in dcfult of sl0 fine
each, were committed 10 tbo county Jail. Il was
afictw. n. a.certaircd that two other runners
c.cnp"" hv jumping overheard, and clinging TO
tic i'iwatd ruddrr Of he ferry bOt
The sun., 1861-09-16

A REDRL OFFICER ARREsrED.-One Of Un-
,ole Sans detectives arrested, few DAYS since
q suspicious individual at Michigan City, who
upon Investigation, turns out TO be rebel spy.
His name is j. G. Boins, and he holds a com.
mission in the rebel army as major. Letters
were found upon him SOcredting him for re-
cruitng service in Southern Indiana. lie was
recognized as having been In tho battles Of
Western Virginia.
The sun., 1861-09-16

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hl' nihih h'lN l- ~ lIrnWhiug w. yugtun.
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f lluwIug appear, ia In, N,,aD.r,. this t,iin.
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tla' Ia, have taken control o mu,.ipu af.
iui'- and are Inoycnt.us tli. cLr,-, lri iu .r,.,
ol hutli ihc mail. aud pls-,uror.. They llyr
also levied hriyv c,uiributuu, oq ,uypnI
stores taking iu.' what they wanted
A. l,iau nps Wc.tup IL NaR ,,id ,hli il,
scco..i,ni o. PERMITTED ro one 20 go in,u town
out a It without II,,c.
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''ihc steamer Sioux civ. lust nniy,l r-,,,
Mlo.c, bfiprs tn, iuc'li,.nc, tr,, a.. ii IA, NJ
bonneville, yesterday morning terminated ig 0
NN'"IN 20 Ihr liunr 'ul'N' unl'i MNpl Epp-
The sun., 1861-09-16

UsIoS.-A mass meeting Of the l,yil cri-
gems Of all shades of political opinion, will hc
called in few days for the purpose Of organic.
ing thoroughly Union parS in this city. \
committee Of prominent citil.ns-Dcmocrat-
Americans and Republicans now making
the necessary Arrangements.
The sun., 1861-09-16

Los'H NP' ! lhc carpet la,tury of Bnglo
\ Bowman, m " - Newton, VA, 4 .-'rDycl by
fire this morning. ll-urtncc .l2 900 which
will about cover the lu~S
The sun., 1861-09-16

IHiHhjLid S,1. I5.-llanolh ml Icl,
Gale, Mise, rhilliI s ana M,lrIdn uul Jorlu.
who were burned at Nhntlcyo Continental
Theatre last NIGH, IA died during the day, and
three more will probably dic. Nil, Annie N,ch-
oil. who hapd lrom tine h.rs is mharncd.
Abbc Carr rcportci 20 have Died. likely To
r.tC\ri.
The sun., 1861-09-16
suicide of The Rev. u. Ynrc. Re~.e.

Bdh'mOre, S,yf 1.-THE Rev. l.. Yates
Reese u D., editor or tn. HeihoiiSt Protestant
newspaper, committed suicde this morning by
cutting his throat. The unfortunate man had
suffered from mental arrangement for pmc
time