Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-01

The following is resume of recent
military operations in Missouri, obtained
from reliable sources within the past two
weeks
The Union army captured about 300
including about 10 commissioned officers,
| 200 horses and mules, HOO stand of
arms, two tens Of powder, 100 wagons,
an immense amount of eommissary stores
and camp equiPage. a large foundry at
Lexington, used for casting cannon, shot
aud shells, aud most Of the rebel craft in
Missouri, including ferry boats, have been
destroyed or captured. A pretty clean
sweep has been made of the whole eountry
between the Missouri and the Usage riv-
ers, and the rebel General Price is cut Of
from all supplies and recruits from Nerth
Missouri. He is in full retreat for Ar
kansas with his whole army, has Ing pass
ed through Springfield on Monday Lsss.--
0ur Ioss.in accomplishing these import
ant results has not exceeded 100 Killed
and woun led. These are the fruits Of the
brilliant and the stratigetieal com binA-
tions of Gen. HalIeek, which have been
ably executed BY Generals Pope, Ppentiss
and Mexican, Coils. JED, T. Davis, Of Fort
sumpser, Fred Stein, Of the llth regular
infantry, and the brave o1HceFs and SOL
diers of our army, regulars and yoiua-
teers. ... m.... .... ...
PRICES emmissaries weEe to stir up re-
beIlion in North Missouri, and siuauita-
neously burn al railroad bridges, stations
rolling stock, &C., on the 10Th ul9., ae-
coding to piaas promulgated from the
rebel camp, failed to great sxsens by
the energy of Gen. HalIedk and the aetiV-
ity Of our forces, which are kept Ia con-
ssaat motion, notwithstanding the sewer.
ity Of the weather. .. ...
The damage doHe the North Missouri
and Hannibal and s.. Joseph Railroads.,
has bean much exaggerated. Repairs are
rapidly being made, aud both the North
Missouri railroad and telegraph wire viii
be in working order 70 Willissills to-
night. asa at.
Ten bridge burners have already been
shot, and Fifty are in close confinement, to
be summagily dealt with, under Halleokss
stringent orders. In few days it 10 oon-
fdently expected, oar moving cdlamns
win Is efeOtaIally break up bridge barn
ing in North Missouri as che rebellion has
been erushsd ssash Of abs river. No ases-
eY will be shown the sooandrels. tsen.
HaIleck's emphatic orders vita Fagsreaes
TO all bridge burners, ara 10 shoot down
every one making the attempt. Y
ig Major Glover hss jass rsaasnsa from
4 scout IN Camden county, wishit ten vAg-
on LOADS Of subsistence q rsbsi sapsaia
and 10 men, who left Prices army sincs
his rssrsas cesntneneea. t9
Gen. Pope'a othaiai report Of ne exps-
dition 70 central Mlssoari, u rseeiyssa,
bat contains noshang impors&aa nos pre-
vioasly reported. 80 II
AWashiagson dispatch Of ne z7s slt.,,
says the Richmond Examiner ysss anoh
fears that she United Ssases will sasrsa.
der up saatop and slidsll. Ofcoarse. il
wants OR government 10 have war with
England. fea IL
/ "A Gag aftruce tosk al inmease amount
Of clothing from Fort szsares aowa 10
Norfolk, yesterday, Tor federal Prisoasrs.
49, So
Quincy, Dec, 50,r-Aa oiheial aossahn-
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sponsisaliEy, II, Seward seneisdes By
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