The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-07-26

r;,v for iss observance, will be allowed to
,remain those refusing will he conducted
south beyond our extreme pickets, and mo-
tilted that if fouod again inside the lines,
or at onv poinse in he rear, they will be
considere6 spS and eAbiect to the xtteme
rigors Of smiitaryllaw. Any person having
taken the oath, and afterwards violated II,
shall be shot, their property seized ana aP'
piled to the public use. No commun'ca.
tion whatever is allowed with persons in
side the enemy's lines, except through the
military authorities, and 10 q manner spec
fled By Military Law. Any persons carry
ing letters or messages, IN any way, Will De
considered and treated as spies.
Especial 10 the Nonpareil
s3ss Dcs MONIES. July %.
/ The Republican convention met to-day.
Wright, Of Delaware County, was nominal
ted Secretary Of State Holmes. of Jones
County, Treasurer; Harvey. Of Fremont,
Register of the State Land Office; J. W..
Uattel, re nominated for State Auditor,
and G. g. Nourse, Attorney General.
,s Des Moines, July c3.
/. D. O. Finch, of this city, was nominated
as candidate for Congress by the Demo-
cratic Convention ut Osceola, yesterday.
New York, July %.
Col. Charles, of the Tammany regiment,
who was captured and afterwards released,
reports having seen an iron clad ram, and
also small gud boat at Richmond.
The rebel Government treats our wounded
the same as their own. l
Rebel officers admit that the wounded on
both sides are dying SO fast that they could
not bury them.
Col. Charles says the working classes in
Richmond are Union at heart, but the des.
potism Of the Government prohibits the
discussion Of politics except in newspapers.
The rebel Government viewed the exc.
cution of Mumford, at New orleans, as
murder, and was disposed to make de-
mand for Gen. Butler. In case of refu-
sal on the part Of the Government to de-
liver him up, Gen. Mccall was to be hung.
g Washington, July %.
The Mobile Advertiser congratuiates the
Southern Confedpracy on the loss OF New
Orleans-says it was at first regarded as
terrible blow to the cause, but has since
proved fruitful Of great advantages IN
moral and material point of view. In fact,
it has aroused Southern cities, and the word
has gone forth that there shall be no more
surrender of seaport towns, except in
ashes. ,-ssEs sbg.
Butler is denounced in the severest terms.
The Advertiser says his Infamous rule has
intensified the Southern hatred of the Yam.
KEGS for the hanging of Mumford. and
other causes, and urges that 20 or 30 Fede-
raj prisoners Of the highest rank, be placed
in close confinement until Butler is deliv /.
cred up TO the Southern Authorities. or the
chances of war throw him into their hands.
@ Washington, July "a.
d Specials to N. Y. papers from New Or
leans.-A portion of the squadron lately
besieging Vlcksbnrg has been ordered down
the Mississippi. 1t is rumored that it is
going to join Commodore Wilkes feet on
James river. The hopeful see in this an in
dication Of speedy and overwhelming ad-
venoe on Richmond, with all the disposable
force, both land aud naval. SIS "
.f,,.. Louisville, July "a.
Gen. Smiths forces have arrived at Som
ersett, in pursuit of Morgan. The latter's
forces are rapidly crossing the Cumber-
land. u,e a.
E Washington, July "a.
It is thought that the rebels mediate an
invasion of Maryland and probably an ad.
vance against Washington.
Our army is rested and recruited in num-
bers, and are ready to follow up visor-
Gus prosecution of our present success
We know it to be the design Of our author
tiles, and the ignorance of the public mind
as to where the campaign will point, we
consider one of the best indications of its
success. .#
Nashville, July %.
An accident happened to train on the
Columbia road few days since, "a elve
miles this side of Reynolds Station, by
which six were killed, and forty wounded,
some of whom have since died. The train
contained about one thousand Ohio and
Kentucky troops, of Nelson's command.
The train was running at the rate of fifty
engineer, as be escaped with the locomotive
after Getachiag it from the train.
The rond is injured to such an extent that
four days will be required to repair it.
New York, July "a.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
Rebel sympathizers in Baltimore, who are
presumed to be we'll posted, say that Stone-
wall Jackson, with moderate force, is to
be sent up the Valley of the Shenandoah,
to keep Pope occupied ! small force is to
be sent down the peninsula. to threaten
Newport News, and prevent the removal of
troops from that point about fifty thous-
and men are to be pushed to James river,
below McClellan's pos 'tion, while the rest
of the rebel army at Richmond are to be
marched rapidly upon Washington.
Washington, July %.
Col. Phelps, the newly appointed Cover
nor of Arkansas left to-day. ~
Washington, July "a,
Gen. Pope has issued an order to the
different Generals of his army to seize all
persons and mules in their vicinity-espe.
cially in Culpepper county--a and to seize all
stores and supplies not absolutely needed
for the subsistence Of the inhabitants.
saes. @ Baltimore, July "a.
There was meeting of the city Council
here this afternoon, TO consider a resolu.
ton appropriatiDg money as bounty to
volunteers.
The secession members Of the lower
branch rejected it, which caused consider.
able excitement, and several of them we're
assaulted by the crowd on leaving the cham
Der. large force of policemen inter.