The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-06
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Eol WHlasAss Such arsests have been mad
in States where no obstructions exists &
u The authority efsths Goversmeht,
u. RssQlrsds Ttss tie House. Iepreseata.
Itise4 dessi barely eoudsnn NIL soch, arrest,
~ uawssEantsd hy the osnssis sdsisp and law!
of tho Ufssd- States, and We hereby de.
samasd hat Gil su,h arrests shall. hereafter
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! On Eetion Of Mr.. Collar the Prcnntl,
and Reselutior WAS tabled, 90 10 TO-
"A Asinilsf Resolution, offered by Richard.
son, regarding tho arrest of cisirens, vas
;shledby1a yosa.sf. "a to 10. 4 ssf' !
The House then took recess tovswaii
/ t5a Massage from the Presidents. sia3
| .vtaasst Cairo, Dec. i: +
|. Another 'eIpsdision left Helena On sIs
27.b-dss.inat;on not known. Fs s5' ]
l., The Steamer Lexington was fred into on
Tuesday last by band OF guerrif'as. viii
muskats and one small cannon. She re-
Piled so essesually that the enemy soon
tscas.e-ed, carrying of shsir dead and woun..
1ed. No ens WIS hurt en- the Lexington,
although sue suffered much in her hull and
upper rorks srom the Are Of the guerrlllas.
|, h viliidsdazg lAg4s Cape Race, Dee. 9.
The Hibssp;aa,sffom Liveipool the Goth,
and Lsadcu City the alst, ,arrived. Codsuls
Ininetyrthres and d half.gro aaemh 'Haa' 3
Il is stated that steamer similar to the
pi;asesAlaoama, had left Liverpool and
another soon followed her.
IA article in this Times Of the eQth, says
the roper. that Mr.. Seward ha. addressed
the British Government ID tone Of dis
pleasure, on s:cours 81 the aid allowed to
havs been given .se Alabama in British
ports, oreatedv-ot a time, q feeling Of un.'
eessiness on The Stock Exchange; they be-
|5heving that 10 Foreign Minister would put
himself in such opposition as that which
Seward occupies unless it was in the des-
psrate heps OF sliding sons cause for q
quarrel, at any cost, ID order to aver. tho
Ncaismities ct home. 'a'' ~ ~ s''
HThs Times, and other leaeia: journals,
assert that the Anefican Government has
no cause tor complaint in tie case Of ths
Alabama 81 y '@%s ~ '.'''s 'A'@'-'''- ,,
l. Eg9saa ga 90 saa9 q New Yoss, Dec. g.
Aspecial Falmouth dispatch Of the 30th
says .hs rebels ssi,t. .eon.inue fortisyins. Ia
edGcial circles it is believed that the rebe!
Forces at Fredricksburg, or ia supporting
distance, is from one hundred 70 one aun-
dred ana twsnsy- five thousand. u.L, =, I
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Gen. Blunt's oGa;el report Of the battle
at Cane Hill, on the. Goth, Of which mea.ion
was inada in Yesterdays dispatches, places
the number of rebels at eight thousand, and
says that Gen. Hiudnan aas to join toe On.
emy that day, with . large force .of infan.
Try, FOR the purposs o. making desperate
effort to enter Missouri, and to defeat this,
Gen. Blunt desermincd~so ettacls them be-
fore 'reiaforceaaen.s arrived, Leaving his
s.apsp ortasion in the rear and made sarced
march tbirty-ive miles, with ave thousand
men, attacked him al tea O'Clock the morn
ing after. ......-s- hz. aid, Il
After al engagement Of thres. iorrs,
the enemy commenced retraating, but hctly
contested orr sevance unit. sundown, hen,
aiding tha: their cavalry we're about TO be
captured, they sent fag Of truce fox s.e
ostensib's purpose CT carrying CT their
dead and wounded, but with the real obisctJ
of making good their escape. The rebels
hsss aoout ten days cooked rations, from
which il is evident that .thsy in:epdsi, to
nla..e desperate effort to force thei, way
North. -
'.t 80, st. Louis, Dec. 2.
An expedition to Yslowville under Gea.
Heron las been successful in destroying
the sa'tpere. works and .assencl, also = |
store-houss which contained hundred
stand o. arns. They captured sixty pris-
oners and one hundred horses. .. IA,
,.1qH 1sel aGs.sll m9Il 8ii5tu1f41 sc |
s.r;s. svgh 4.gq a1 b. lChleaso, Dec 2,oiat
a late Savannah Rapub.isap,, gives a. !
Losses to the ,confede-stes 10 battles, q 1uring
tie last ten months a. Is Co., ? Of sais |.
number, that paper states, % 900 killed In
battle, @. died asfbsvSunds.d $4,000 died
from sickness, and %, 900 MANNED and ru-
ined fog !ife,sr itiaddsIn the whole yFstT
were known, the. fgurest would probsblyyE
reach one hundred thousand by. the end Of
the gear. For every year the war continues.
We must expect our casualties to be quite
as hes7y as preceeaing enes.4 s1 i7saz ad d
= -aisucs vs#f Washington, Dee. L. II
Gen.SigePs OF cial porte of Gen. S,ahl's
says be attacked the enemy /
at Suicksr's, end followed them with three
aundrst ,eavalsy into steirr camps on the
othsl slds of the riJsr. ggifasaT h,ga zl5ffl
Tie rsoel cavalry were scatsered in all |
directions and nearly all Of tie o:cers we're |
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