The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-31

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the Commanding General. Any violation
Of tho order will subj ct the vessels and
Or operty to seizure and con6scation. Per.
sops Who nay bs sapghti j. tbe vialation Of
this order viii b ses erely puSspkselg Til
stringent order Is necessary il Consequences
of the frequent violation Of the former one.
There was a disturbance at Norfolk last.
night betwets the s1d yeuNany ea
Of the 99th N. Y. regiment; three negroes
killed and 2 or 3Ywosndsd.gT
New York, May 20.
The Times correspondent at New Bridge,
w., Of the 26tb, sags. the disposition Of the
whaies rsIelnrr1y fbffoiedR,chnc1 seens
to have beens Changed within thl3 last few
days. Instead of their retreating towards
the city they are coming from it in large
numbers orderly determined TO make
ssanfs betWee0lN1Aud the GM0AAh0aibS!1k
was asccrtaiped bsyond3oubt Eva days ago
that not morn 1ttSk 6000kebiF tSq0ps occu-
pied the ground between Us and Richmond,
but now the aspect is completely changed
numerous Indications favor the belief thai,
our onward noycment 90 RShmond w1li 10
hotfy contested BY a large part Of the rebel
army. Every hour troops are pouring out
Of Richmond, disposing themselves along
the QhiskAh Spipy, at some I 6ints mot beng
more tlHsS Ab~kl = mile from u. Af1A&1AE
Deserters from a Georgia regiment shy
that. Beanregard arrived at Richm ond last
Thursday, and that a most vigorous attempt
will be made to save the city.
Cur gun.boats on the james river, last
night, threw a few shells into the rebel bat
terles. but We have, not learned with what
elect. igsE uy07i .n1s8J E]@E1G9is s6t III
Trains now runp regularly between West
Point and Chickabominy, with 'snpplies for
the Federal army. .ta*fs5gB s18in9i4Tsq az
A deserter from a Tennessee regiment
says that the main body of the rebel army
is on the north side Of the railroad. They
claim to have 10000, men, but deserters
thinks that $4,000 is nearer correct. Much
dissatisfaction exists on account Of the con.
scriPtion act. " s-L suL
~ .sI5sF5 80 New York, May 90.
The steamer Mattahzas, with Orleans
mails OF the 18th, has arrived. Gen. But.
Ter issued an order that the circulation Of
confederate bills and notes should cease of
ter the 9th. All sales or transfers Of
property, after that date, in consideration
Of such notes or bills, is ordered property
contiscated to the United States. 80
Another order suppresses the Bee fer the
publication Of articles in favor of cotton
burning. The Delta Office had also been t. :,
ken possession of for discussing the cotton
question. ss $500 s#ra -
Six persons were sentenced to be shot for
violating their parole. 10 -,
The prize steamer Fox had arrived from
Havannah;; also the prize steamer Gov.
Morton, from Sabine. 0'f 'a4
Some cotton had arrived from Plaque.
mine, and quantities Of provisions from the
interior. "ts'7@" S4a'F"" 13 t7sta" 500
Washington, May 90.
Gen. Mcclellan telegraphed to the War
Department that the battle at Hanover
Court House resulted in the complete rout
Of the rebels. Their loss is set down at
1000. Our men have buried loo Of their
dead. Our loss is 375 in killed, wounded,
aSd m Missing, of which So are killed. The
forces opposedsto Us were principally Gcor-
gians and North Carolinians. 1agei ri -r..
- - Providenee, r. T.. May %.
Gov. WIN. Spragus was elected U. S. Sem
ator yesterday ; majority 80. .a4.
New York, May 20. 81
A dispatch from Nashville yesterday says
"Gen. Mitchell arrived to.nighs, and reports
everything. quiet at Huntsville, Ala, and
the Union feeling increasing c5rs7 ia,
. a4saghfo" ~,F2Gg- New York, Nav %. b.
Latest direct account of Mexican affairs,
up to May 3d., place the French force IL
miles from Paebla, with $4,000 MexicaDsl
ready TO give battle. gh1d aie1# 5as nttf7
20 80 Philadelphia, May 90. I
Thomas A. Scott, Assistant Secretary of
| War, who has just arrived from Halleck's
Camp, reports the Army in excellent con.
dition, occupying q strong position, and
ready for Q great struggle. "A battle may
be expected within ten days. :,
aa.sov 7saw $3.50 Washington, May 20. ST
The Intelligencer says Med o weiI lie now
at Manassas junction with sufficient force to
aid in the capture Of Johnson'sI force now
in the valley of the Shenandoah 7ng T.
Information from Leesburg says the reb.
els there are juhilant over Banks retreat.
80, E,,o 49, Chicago, May 90.
Beauregari's official report Of the battle
of Shiloh says his loss in killed is LIS;
wounded, S,Ol2; missing, $50. -
rog zt8i a.Eaa o New York, May 20.
A Fort Monroe letter says the bark Berne
which has been lying there for some weeks,
u"0 puV v ecu " uCbt OVV COOsruUdOU0
for the West Indies. The gun boat Wan.
sofa gave pursuit.
The New Berne papers say the Conven.
ton Mt Raleigh voted down-5I TO STA
measure offered, Furnishing any ono for
counseling any proposition to reinstate the
old North State into the Union Speeches
were made in favor Of free labor, and se-
riously agitating the subject Of urging the
Government TO con6scsto the property Of
rebels 7sasEes aoTag- d asa sq.s a-7
s-s Washington, May 20. {
The Senate IN establishing 4 land office
in Colorado, passed the House to day. The
House also passed a bin, 81 to 81, declsr-
ing California entitled to three Representa-.
tives instead Of two, beginning next Con.
gress. ai z. g
4,4. ..8a New York, May %.
The prize steam ship Stltin, from Mas
sau, arrived this evening. She was CAPS
tured on the Oath, while attempting to run
the blockade at Charleston. Her cargo 10
valued at half a million dollars She il a
new steamer, iron plat ed, and Of 1000 tuns
burden. = sa gs9 8.s3
ro 3 rf . Washington, May %.
+, The Overland Mail Company will resume
the transportation Of letters in fifteen days.
Papers and documents will go via Panama,
under an arrangement Of the Company with
Vanderbilt, who is to receive $4,000 year.
y for the service. nKaf T 95 -as3
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