The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-07

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ing will probAbly he reSdnSed 10. morrow 1t
dly-break. The whole co6Stfy 10 s0 thick
N wooded that Ne had 70 feel our way. Wy
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~ $500, g 80. - y
~nss 'o'"aAS 49, /. s.,aed 70 .,nase az
&Ils a.. washington, Ala! w.. q
War Dennr.ment from sn unofi;c;sl eouroe.
a,a,es, thai the reb-h left Corinth last
n;xht. and that Gen. Nelson occupied the,r
intrenchmente AZ 8 O'Clock this morning
81. s. c".71.T,, s,,I. a. =,
,.a "asnipgto9' m May oU.
Dlsdatches received attne war Depart
ment fully corroberates FORMER message
tnat Corintn naa oeen evacqased ~ sue reD. !.
eis anu occupied oy our troops
Prisoners say tnns tne enemy iets iaes
night for Oknlona, about $50 miles south
Of Corintb, on the Mobile and Ohio railroad
cau, ,.., co~;r,h M.v "a.
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o.o"n;satE,,s;.,h an sanE,; Z. fn.,, .;rn,s. - ras, =,
osv o..,,er .h;s mo-,;r. "a ho;...d -. srrn;.
"a S,o.os a.. A. ~ cor-, hnr:. Ths an.
emy svacua ed last nieht. resreatine down
toe Moo''e 10y anu on'o fa''roao. Nfo
,s.s.. ~ c.;,o NJ, Al
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,.n",.. chat I;,,i. Roci A,s.ns.. !. noy
occun;s.i n, the FedoraI t,oons. Tbs s,ate
aeg'slasSre nso sess1erso. GOV nsstor
ne. neo sne o.s.e; ne . - ToI A. ..sessSn, M,ss.
s a,so sl ,s r.a.ss, %ss ,,sao a.. ".s sS1i On,
1.s1.I ga. v..,,-.a,,..,eY,
as"us'V "J wy e..
D!sPa'coes reSeiyeu ~ tue war Depar''
men. s'ate 'sas ukaus =, our sloops'
Ple'slrru ~ oul Soupau =. oasay' .u.
seleo .lal : ron. soyAl yes.eIuay morn,og, apu oo
Grove out the enemy, consis ing OF toe o'n
Louisiana ana part cI the lztn ueo!gia:-
Our Ioss was killed ana woundeu. We
captured officers and l5O privates also
q large amount OF transportation, including
5 engines and @ II cars. .g :.
Our advance was 30 raPId tnas the enemy
we're ssrPri:.d, and ,h.sefore unable 60
oarn sn tne or'oRe over t"e onananooan. L'e' 1ue
Several priso ners and 1 quantity of am.
munition. muskets and baggage wagons
were capture by the 5th New York Csvsl.
~. at Msrtinsbure. Yesterday.
So. s
Washington, May 81.
10 the Senate, Mr.. Trumbls. from the Je-
dic,ary, reported back the House Bill to al
low California IN additional Representative
in the 37th Congress. Passed. :is5sa (.
wit ,g,
Ne. Iork, Ms! 81.
Sterling Exchanse 1l43lgf, gold StC@t'
solu Dars It, faclno mai llo4, ssalg ,sa
.issGau uaR New York. Nav al.
( The Great Eastern sailed to-day. siaE
The corresnondent Of the Philadelphia
Enouirer. writing from the extreme left of
Mctlel!an's army, says We are on the eve Of
with the enemy. which resulted
in their discnmfiture in every instance. Q
Commuoioas;on had been had with pua
bonss on the james river. The Galena was
much damaged, and will have to 70 in
dock before she can again 70 into active
service. lgsaat-s t<ao4 afa.y rf III
Desersers report Is 900 sick in the hos.
pitals at Richmond. av s#5 ss.7 n 5sgf
g = Cape Race, Nav 81. q
The steamer New York, has arrived with
dates OF the 2lse, Queenstown of
the 22d. t 80 tssssea3 si4
The Times treats the retreat from York
town ns Z great reverse to the confederates,
and says that il Richmond 10 captured it
would be tremendoas victory for the Fed
erals. ct :.
The London Post thinks the present the
time for compromise, and that the war 10
over. .75i.fa sas@
Earl Russel. in submitting the New trea-
" with America To- the House 81 Lords
bore testimony to the efforts Of President
lincoln and tae eoyernment, to put stop
to the slave tra6c. .tTns'4
It was rumored that the French troops
werA to be Withdrawn from Mexico. t9l 'a'1