The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-07-05

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.auals,l.j 3 d.e New York, June 27.i
The steamer Phiadelphis FROM Beaufort
Ericsson and KY West Of the 18th, han ar.
rived She briggs tl80 ipsssene.rs, incls,
ding Gen Benham and stsf AMI 81 soldiers
| wounded 10 the late engagement on Jaoei
lslaad. near Charlsrton. .aod naa sssnlya.
I'd The United States troops ,u~der General
Benham made 40 attack on the morning Oi
the l6sb, hut were repulsed after -four
~ Our, loss was 666 killed, wounded and
missing. The 9th Michigan had hut ESQ
men left to answer at roll on the N. ".
79Ih also suffered severely. Our troops
were Obliged TO retreat under cover Of the
gun boats. sv85F sfs.saR r p2i17HI too
d&u6rd, d 81 sai = fliemphis, june 26. ]
Tb. first train FOR Corinth, via Memphis is
and sCharleasonf Raj ilroad, a left yesterday
with a number of teams and wagons. One
company Of the Sob Ohio, with several of.
ficers. were attacked bv large force 0i
rebel cavalry, IA miles from here, w61 de-.
stroyed the locomotive and cars. They
killed 0of our men and captured several
officers, including Coli, Kinney, Majors
Pride :, and Sharp, "a and Capt. McMiohaei. q
Gen Grant has restored the editorial con.
troll Of the Argusst6 it's 'proprietnrs. with 4
notice that IL will BE discontindeds If Il sou.
tains nythirg offensive to Govefnment. !
i ,.arqaes ae. ! New York, june q. I,
The Herald hes a detailed account of the
nffa,r before RtchmW d op the .28th.n Il,
says: ahe day was signal zed byianotheI
glorious struggle between Uaion troops and
rebels. ~ which the former were twice VIC.
torieus. About 600O Of, our men on tina,
day encountered twsr divisions uf the rebel
army a short dis apce, beyond Fair Oaks
and drove them back, q mile. -sg47 4 sgqdI
5s By a remarkable b!under, we relinqsished
all the ground gained almost ~ suanr a
we had obt4lned ppssession,of il. Nhen
the, error was s,fLed and understood our
boys went ut It again, corrected the mis-
take, and held the ground.
% There was bot little artillery engsged.
and the causaities are not 90 btmerous a.
might be expected from the direct,on Of the
fght.H A. all the artillery used was ours,
the loss Of the rebelsIs doub les> c.naidsr.
able. Ours viii probably reach 80 kille,:
and 200 wounded. The Times correrp Ond-
ent says the ldss cannos,faiI below 500, and
will probably reach 600 OF, seven hundred.
The Isl Massschuse't Is suffered severely ~
Their loss will probably reach loo. <nad
aa a&a@9sa % Washing,on June. q.
A dasbing feconnoisauce was made on
the oath BY Capt. Keenan,. with two COM
panirs Of cavalry, from Nice e,ian's Head
a ,ur er4 to James river. lie found Gen.
Wise hold,pg the position opposite Fort
Darling, win 1000 men, cons.itutipe Ii
extreme fright Of the rebel army. The
pickets of The enenv extend alone the riv.-
er banks for several miles below. The Cap
tain alone reucceeded in generating the
lines; and reached the gan boat Galena.
stationed in the river. He remained fsev-
eraIihours On board and rejoined his com.
N and in safety. sa saaIastK sgss bat
Doa 'i-''i.asi City Point, Va, Jdne Is. 9
One Of our gunbeats moved up last night
and sbelled the rebels on the Petersburg
road, but without any casualties on their
according TO their ,ccrunt. -
The official list Of the rebel losses in the
battle Of Fair Oaks is published Eighty.
Eve regiments were engaged, sustaining a
loss ID killed, wounded and missing, o. five
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oeen ra'seu Ii.'lt ''on nve 70 % 'en GEMS.
qi Isstgd sa ag.iiw Chicago, june q.
The Chalestou Mercury, in view OF, she
s,, rm which IL som 20 break over the head
Of t,.iradeyosed .c,,y, has rcmo we'd its ol6oe
TO Columbm-in other vorj..s. g eays n
mu.s !, move beyond the danger Of bonn
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