The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-22

Interesting General Iatelligeace.


distressing General Intelligence.
l6st,sESf a.Tsys 81 Luaiss Fse.l 6s s
Gen. Halleek has issued n order that q
psrsoos Who are ksown 70 have been in arm.
against The Gated Ssatess o. 70 hsse pt3e<
h rehsllisa ~ lord Or deed, sAAH b q.
seoAo1. HAooo aoonao1 q ~ aes1sasaleo =
Railroad, burning BRIDGE, OF Of firing iafs
ss g! q yia.ss 3 esias:a 80 ,,s. ~ go -
aissions. Notofionsly bad, OF danGesoea
~. shos4h. - spesifs shasgssnf Snleyai.
8 can BE- preysa asaiass then vs!l oe ksR'
u e1stody. Pnsosers net included m ethel
Of the above eiaSsiI4, 1ill b released upor
sab,cribing % the. nspal oath Of a4eeiasce,
and giving good security for future cooduc!
>.bssd ialae eass lesss sAaa tee ehessaot
dollsrs, end yaryisg according 70 wealth
and influence Of party. Persons engaged y
resrsisisg f0v fstsl sfsy sa-bssFsssteo aUd
held - pr,asscrs Of War, lis aleo or,lefel
that at Ill future elections every voter be re.
qaesscd - take Shs eaeAsof7 allegiaDosS sand
il officers Of eleosioe receive ystea Of psrsosa
Who have not taken the oath. they will be
asresssd Aad tried fss isiaitary s1eoss, and
the election declared nall and lvo,d. d.,ma
.s .gg $500, Cairo, Feb. 10. 5
Heavy cannonading has been heard To-
day il the dirsssioa 81 Colssaba ~sitE .
believed tho ,Eebels ere dismopp,ing thei.
guns and blowing up their magazines pre-
parasosy 10 svao0asis1 tbs place. 90 = .'tn
Seven thousand priaoneIs hare arrived
from Donelson-others will be sent rs last
ss sranspofsasieu cas be procdred. Two
Of the regiments which escaped from the
fort the day before the surrender, have been
capsuved-sve iling the Dambsr OF prisoners
10 about seventeen Thousand. 500 "A, =,
About Il, 900 etand OF small arms were
taken Ia the fors-naAy OF. the rebels des'
troyed their arms, and large qsapsisies ,Hsre
thrown into the river.
Two tho ssande barrels Of qo6r, t~eass
thousand boxes Of beef, and q large amopnt
Of other provisions taken.
aels IL oorrently reported 1that Gov. 7lIsrfis,
of Tenn, has issued a proclamation, calling
apon al Tennesseans to lay down their
arna.I.d RIB Tr.is9 .9aE st3aFxsa az lad
.s,,, gi.s,ee, Washington, Feb Is. Z
Senator Harris introduced a bill making
rebels outla~s, 50 far as civil rights are
concerned, the fact of tho plaia,i & q ,reasau
to be complete defense in bar of any action
at Law. "'at'77 '9 es's" s''sf's 4.'' 3'''''8
3 House Committee on Territories will soon
report bill for the organic alton OF Ariz'-
na a. fres Territory. The Wilmot Pro-
viso will be ; part ofiths bill. gr4Y,i .sq.cf.
Andy johnson will proceed to Nashville
~ soon as that place Is taken, to assist In
the Organisation Of . Provisional Govera-
men. in Tennessee. That State will proba:
bly, send d foil delegation Of loyal men to
Congress BY the last of March. 'o ran higs
4, IA .s., Fort Donelson Feb. II. 4
The great Gre seen to the eastward from
this plncs lass night IN SoaSssdb By Tho burs.
Jag Of the Tensessee rolling mills 81 force
cent from bore on board our gun boats
Thsss works had boon used BY the rshels
for the manufacture Of shot, shell, and ma,
terials Of war. " I', !
7aOur soiaiess have been engaged to-day
busying the dead on the battle, field. Tho
Rebel dead are also being decently inferred.
Gen. Grant has issued ., string eot ordet
against plundering the inhabitants Of the
conquered district. sdrasT t-s;u z
Before surSoodering the rebels threw the
most Of their late mails into the river. The
Postal Director accompanying tho nrmy,
succeeded, however. 10 s-izing number Of
mail bags, supposed to contain private let.
ters with important Information. bs4 IA
Floyd and Pillow, when taking their de-
parture, fearing pursuit and capture, threw
their arms, which were minnie rifles Of the
best quality, into the river. Our gun boats
are nov fishing them out. ST.,
Capt. Dixon, the rebel chief Of artillery,
and engineer who constructed the forsi6.
cations, vas killed in the bombardment OF
FRIDAY, in one Of his own batteries. The
great strength Of the Notifications attest
his superiority as an engineer. s
Springfield, No., Feb. 10.
Gen. Curtis has driven the rebel army
beyond the Arkansas line. Is AZ 10 o'clock
on Sunday night they were sixty miles south
Of Springfield. 4,,4 s,.5lfl,Z ~ .,.,,a
The Federal Flag now floats in Arkansas.
Several skirmishes had taken place il do:
iles OF the mountains ID whiehws had six
wounded. The enemy had 6 killed and .
large, number wounded. Ne have also
taken large number Of prisoners.
a messenger who ha, Just arrived says
our forces we're only short distance behind
Prices msib body, The chase will be cen.
tinued Menday morning. ys;,. ii,,aoa.a 4
After the messenger had crme 20 miles
be heard heavy firing behind him. 7's3 'H'
There 10 m abundance of forag o and pro-
visions, except -four, ontae road. 10
.sss1aa I'll, Chicago, Feb. 10.
An official report Of the battle pt Somcr-
set Just pub lished shows the enemys loss to
be 90 officers end men killed and SO woun.
ded; our loss 80 killed and, 200 wounded.
-gs II .tes Sedalia, Mo-, Feb. 10.
Brig. Gen. Edward Price, son Of Sterling
Price, Col, Dorsey, Col. Cross, Capt. Inge,
all Of Prices stat, were captured near
Warsav Sunday night and brought to THE
place. They had 500 recruits for Price in
charge, Who had jest. crossed the river
As the federal force Was small they were
not pursued.
.7nlt7e 4 zsnitR New York, Teb. lie.
Kangaroo dates Of the 9Th have srr,vcd.
The Nashville, was seen on the 9th Inside
Needles steaming down. Another federal
vessel, supposed TO be the Brooklyn, vas
osussing Of the is!s 81 Wight. Tier were
ruooes Of three vssted paddles Of . steamer
supposed TO be . .priyatesr Of Cape Clear.
AZ the anbusl meeting OF the Liverpool
Chamber Of Commerce the blocking ID Of
Charleston basbos VS. stoatly denounced
and che siisiessy Of the blockade. ques.
TIMED, bet, continued sow. Intervention
vas generally approved. A letter was read
from Mr.. Golden showing the para AMOUNT
tsportasee Of settling bsliggereot riehss.
and ths necessity Of Eosland agreeing TO
the American dectripe in relation to private
property At ses. Mr.. Bright, IN . speech as
Birnioghan, denied that the American
bisssads vas isel6ciess, and sidicaled she
idea that America vas 10 . position TO be
TRAPPED on. Ne pointed ont The danger d
nssrfefeoee, and ssfssSiy urged asssrsKsS.
lis stated that tie Aosfiels Aisistee
Sses ast sosssal, ks !, indigaAsios st Earl
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