The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-10-11
TELsE G R AP HIC.
New fort.O Oct. 4

IS. New 1ort, Oct. s.
! A dispatch from the head quarters Of the
Army OF the Potomac On the says:--
President Lincoln arrived At Hat5eys Ferry
on q spec,al ,srsin from Washington yes.
terday,, b. IN, and Was escorted 70 Sum-
ner's head quarters. After . cordial in
terview with Mcclellan, the President, acl
companied BY Mcclellan, Sumner, and :
brilliant cavaIcade, composed Of Division
OF the army, and Brigadier Generals. with
the members Of their Stats, reviewed Sim.
ner's corps at Bolivar Heigho. The troops
greeted the, President 4nd CIellaDl With
great enthusiasm. This lporpiDg, be sisised
lsthe Maryland Heiehts. At.aooo, hs rode
over TO MeClellsn's headquarters. Daring
the afternoon, be was c0Dducted over the
Ant,etam b title. Geld. The President man
ifested the greatest interest 10 events con-
Dected With our recent victories. ln the
evening, he returned to McClc. c.lnn's head
quartz = 10. MORROW, he will review the
other troops, and return to Washington
Saturday. coz It aa3 &
sga ea a4s4 New York, Oct. 8.
A Washington letter to the Commercisl
Advertiser records several rumora connected
with 5the Presidents visit to Mcclellan
One among them 10 that be intends to de-
latch one Of the latser's officers for an i'm
pdEtsnt duty--iDdica ing Burnside. SO
'F.'5. - -Ig,.'35 :, St. Louis, Oct. 8.
| .sAdvices received at head. quarters from
Gen. Scho6eld state taat an engagement
had taken place between 1000 Kansas troops
and q superior rebel force. The former
were obliged to retRs, leaving the field to
the enemy. Loss triAing. q a
@35'l, 2, Washington, Oct. g.,
Gen. Hooker has 90 far recovered that
be is ready to assume command whenever
ordered.
Gen. Harney has been assigned com.
mand in the West. 5,t'
| .Es4 asa sI New York, Oct. 8.
A letter from Emperor Napoleon to Gen.
Loreaces, commander Of the French forces
in Mexico, approves Of bis condocs. lie
saws the national honor is involved, and
that be will be sustained BY ell the resoar-
ces he desires. L}t 2ei o. 3Et1@8
He also approves the action Of Loreucez
in the protection extendedto Alm0nte, and
that it 10 contrary to his tNapoleon's) in
tention to impose any Government what.
ever on the Mexican people. He says they
can freely choose any form they prefer.
solo adl s@d Washington. Oct. 3.
The Richmond Whig OF the sOth contains
Q report OF the proceedings in the rebel
Senate on Lincoln's emancipation procla-
nation. z..sns r,..sf.r a.a.
| A resolution was offered, that the procls-
nation Is levelled against the citizens OF
the Confederate States, and as such is .
gross violation Of the usages of civiliscd
warfare-an Outrage on the rights OF pri-
vate property-an invitation to attrocious
servile war, and therefore should be held
up to the ,execration of mankind, and coun.
terp cted by such severe retaliatofy tneas.
ures as in the judgment Of the President is
best calculated to secure its withdrawal or
arrest its execution. @ .,ttr. a.sf .f..g
Speeches were made by several members
favorlng the raising OF the black asg, and
pr roclaiming war of determination against
all invaders Of Southern soil.
The resolution Was referred to the com.
mittee on Judiciary. gra gsE yag,g
st 7as Washington, Oct. 3. s.
Gen. Beauregard on the 23sh Of Sept.
officially announced his assumption of com
mand Of the District Of South Caroline
and Georgia.
The Richmond Whig says the rebel losses
at the Manassas battles does not exceed
5000. and the losses in the engagements in
Maryland from 5000 TO 1000. a sr'
The same paper says information from
Lees army indicates that an important bat.
tie is impending, and will take place before
the close Of the present week. II claims
that the rebel army is in excellent condition
Fort Monroe, Oct. s.
l.. n - ksn9S
ing brought about dozen passengers, one
of whom reports that the rebel Congress
has resolved that in all future aetions they
will hoist the black flag and extermioste the
federals, without granting quarter to any
| one. at" sf@s rs. ga. 4 ~
1sa 'otot a1" Louisville, Oct. 3.
The telegraph is working again 70 Bow.
ling Green. '.3a........ -. .sss.i,
Bragg has issued proclamation threat
ening 40 immediate and vigorous enforce.
ment OF the conscription act In all parts OF
Kentucky nov under control OF the rebels.
| The van Of Buell's wagon train has just
reached Louisville. The resr wagons are
resting on Salt River, % miles distant.
- ol.za, Chicago, Oct. 8.
Gen. Butler restored civil Law to New
Orleans on the Esd ult. I
Fort Monroe, Oct. 8.
The Richmond Wing Of the lss speaks OF
Lincoln's proclamation az ordaining ser.
vile insurrection in the Confederate States.
IL saws it il dash Of the pen to destroy
four thousand niiliions of our property, and
js d bid for slaves to rice IN ihaurrection,
with 40 assurance Of aid from the military
aud naval power Of the United States.
! Itspeaks of the cruelty Of the. Adminis.
tration, and says that Butler 10 Saint com
pared with his master. rs4;es,a.s5,
/ Our military operatiobs, says the Wing,
henceforth must asshnc tefy grave CHAR
acter. The new programe will necessarily
destroy ali terms between ns. The nett
cam psisn will be tremendous one. both
for ,ss magnitude, and tho, character OF ito
operations Let OR authorities. prepare
1.-The whole strength Of our people for the
trem endous shock. The enemy y making
great preparations, g we'll - issuing asndI
ish proclamatious. We must respond viii
equal energy. II We dos's We are lost.
The Whig says the movements Of Les
and JacksDn were towards WashiDEtor
| Saturday. 49,, gt,s.,ss s.5,-.es,;..g,eI