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

The place where this last action took
place i nAsr Turkes creek. The eaemy
last evtning vssrea,e q IN great diaor1rr-
their loss sssery hessy, much greater thsu
10 As retveas fcrssd upon Mcclellan BY
superior sumbers, ibs enemy wAs Obliged
t0 spike Our siege guns and leave them ou
the field after burning the carriages, the
nature Of the ground rendering il impossi-
bic 70 move them. - g III !
Chicago, July 2.
The Grenida Appeal Of shes27lb has dis.
patches from vicksturg Of the same date,
saying that Porsefss Morsar Fleet opened
N, ths lower battery At 4 IN, yesssrday,
aDg ceasrd q z P. ~. AL recon nensed II
5 O'Clock this morning the batteries re-
piled with bus few shot. Our loss 2 killed
and 3 wouadsd. rvr e~s a~a
It 10 reporssd shat the s0snyAre landing
troops at Warreutou this morning. AT
nom % dan l4sssppofte csns ahoss tie
gun bosts and iasdsd tr,,eps q Bre1n and
Jobnson's place, on the Louisiana shore.
Washington, July 2.
The correspondence regarding the ra,-ing
OF q negro brigade IN Gen. Hu.ter'. De-
pavtnest. wss laid bsfsrs the Hoa.s To-
day. Gen Hunter says there IL i ans reg.
,meDt Of persons whose late m .sters are
fugitive rebels. THIS, in accordance with
Secretary Caneron's instrueiions to Gent.
sherman, which distinctly authorisrs the
emplosmeos OF AL loyal persons oiferiux
thsir services to the Union, and for che sup.
preston OF the insurrecti0u 10 any manner
that circumstances might Gail for, there be-
ing ~ restficsienS 10 70 character or ,lor.
Gen Hunter conc udes that the authority
WIS soiIsisns for the esiis,nen, ,of fusi-
tives as soldiers.
Washington, July 3.
Official dispatches from A. mphis. 10 the
2nd, say that Coi Elicit with The ram feet
has been able to maintain constant inter.
cour-e with Farrngut'. feet from his 6eet
.bosesV 'Cksbsrx, through Louisiana.
On the 26Ih uls., swO rams, The Monarch
and Lancaster, went up the lasoo river IS
miles, where they found he river obstruct.
ed BY RATS, protected By 4 gems. The oh.
jeos IT the expedition was TO capture the
.nemy's gun boats, which lay below the
RATES. The. rams ran up close under tho
battery before being able 30 succeed in tho
undertaking. Tho rebels set 6ra 60 their
gun boats Van Dorm, Polk and Livingston,
aud sent them adrift. The rams were
obliged to leave to escape burning. The
rebel boats wers totally destroyed. The
enemy did not ere on ~. {ps Cells
g A later dispatch announces the arrival Of
9of Farrigu,'s vessels above V,ck burg
They paced ~ S p. m Of the %. h, through
= severe fire from 81 guns. Their loss az
Tar as pascertsined, 10 four killed end la
wounded. 80 ~ rsHa - 7erItsui ii ssfs;
Il, 800 a.sai Il New York, july 3. 4
The Tribune's correspondent, after sta.
ting that We were outnumbpred By the reb-
els. INDUCES in the following: ,efrt
80. $ When loyal New York regiments ere
lifted from their feet BY the Gre of whole
rebel Briyades, and CRY out If their wounds
and death for help when the choices, New
England. Michigan, and Pennsylvania regi-
menrs are outnomherrd in front and ON both
TANKS BY whole DIVISIONS of the enemy,
and beg for reiDforcrments. say that the
blacklist crime which power can commit, -
10 stalk uprn the Geld Of peril and cav
$ Soldiers. have no faith in your comman-
der-let y"ur msrtyrdom proceed And
40 says this Army OF the P"iomac. And it
registers to night vows If vepgpance a. il
marches in the dark from the position which
their diminished numbers disab.ed them
from holding. but which 10 crnsecratsd to
them forever by their sufferings, their Ia
hors and their wrongs. The politicians and
statesmen who left az here 70 he Outnum.
bered and cut ID from our supplies and the
possibility Of reti eat are doomed men,
NM Fort Monroe, July 2.
The enemy'a loss yesterday in killed and
wounded IL said TO be mot less than 5000;
but We have nothing definite. =, ~ ~ s,
Shields army arrived here to- day and
proceeded up janice river.
.st.s4 t Washington. July 8.
A Dispatch from Mcclellan TO the War
Department from B1rkiey's Bar. dated july
p, $50 p. M, states that he has succ. eded
m getting his army to that place, on the
hank Of James river has Lost but one gun
which he was compelled to abandon on
Tuesday evening Because It broke down
that the rear Of the wagon train was wi,h,n
. mile Of camp, and only one wagon was
that We had a severe battle on
Tuesday, that we beat the enemy badiy.
our men fighting even better than before;
that the men are in good spirits, and that
had arrived from Washing
ton.
.ai 1Fgaf5g 81 New YORK; July 3.
& Tho Worlds eorreap ,ndens from /, he bat.
tie field before Richmond at nine o'clock
N the evening Of Tuesday, arrived here.
and says, McCIeltan's a,tvxncc was three
miles North Of Hsrdin's Landing, and
within fifteen miles Of Richmond.
The enemy was terribly repuised in Mon.
day battle. which WAS ssngu,nary in the
extreme. We we're attacked at four d, Ter
rnt points, and SUMMARY r~puIs.d the On.
my At three, when they pressed Hrintzel-
mans left hard, but Sumner went to h.s
relief, and the enemy we're finally repuIsed
with great slaughter.
Gen. Hein,zs man captured whole rebel
Brigade, 800 strong. inc,uding their Colo |
nels- Prndl-toD, Of La. RI. Congressms |
Lamar, Of Ga, and McGowan, Of South
Carolina.
All our seige guns have been safely re-
moved to the river. except one, which was
) smantled. Our tran psrtat,on is all safe |
except 70 wagons, which We burned in |
s.wp. @4tF n77a4 s07ae'ad9 eF
In Mondays eight, Ksarney, Hook :. |
Richardson and AicCa.l participated. The
reserve. Under Mccall, suffered severely.-
deni's. Mct;alt AID Richardson a.e miss
og, probably taken prisoners. The rebel
General Stone wall Jack son is undoubtedly