Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
WEEKLsYa i BUlI.E,
WEDNESDAY,. NAY Il 1869.


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WilliAn Gilchriss, oas Of tbs Fl. War
g rem prisoners, has been released without
trial. II guilty, why was he nos tried |
II ianoceus, why hs& As hasa iapsisensd
sasss asay noasha7 Thess arbitrary AZ
Essss make frss eoaassy lock litsis TOO
saasA like an austria.
Ahana $50 halsa al eassaa have been
rseeiVsd in Cincina&si from Tsunssase,
since our sroops entered saas Ssass. F..
TAs Lsndoa gssasa declares shAt ssli
ashsE sAinss are sssOaaaEy" to Eaglaafa
obtaining the greatest supply Of the nav
class III iAvalssrabls s@ssslR-zw zwhisb, b.
the way, ID EnglisAmaa, Commander
Cowpsr Calsa, r. n, siaims 10 Aavs in
vsated-. .....-..
An Interesting svens" is expected as
the Whass Heuse econ. .-. $3.50
Amherst Gellsge, Mas, hA& been pre-
sensed Hlsh espEured rebsl eAnnon,-
HsncsfUrth the doctrines Of shs College
must b considered strictly eoHoasesI.
A son Of Henry Clay fought braEsly On |
the Federal side in the battle Of Pistaburg |
Landing.
Mr. Tut!le, Of Harvard College, has
just discovered another new plAnss.
The Canada commission on the militia
recommend the organization Of an active
fores ef Sc, ,000 men, . reserve eoTps Of
the Eauae nunhsr, and say thas syen shis
foree 10 insufficient for the dsfenss of
their frontier, without tbs CO. operation
Of strong body of regular troops and
powerful aeet of guuboass Su the lakes.
Documents recently transmitted TO the
Ho0se Of Representatives diaeloss some
Of the steps hiGhaTto taken by our Gov
ernmens with reference to the Mexican i
a letter Of iRxtructaeus q
fsea SsGrssary Seward 70 Minister Ger.
win, dated Sept. 2, 1861, authorised hin
10 negotiate treaty BY which the United
States Shoald agrVe to pay the iatssest Oh o
the funded debt Of Mexico, due to Mexi- Il
can bondholders, for FIVE years, on coBai- 81
lion thst the British and French Govern /,
meats weala foEbsaE fIom action against il
Mexico; cur loan to be secured 1t six per ]
sens. On che public lands Of that repub- b
io. Mr.. Corwin followed up this letter d
II instructions with the protest of e treaty q
70 loan Mexico nine millions, bat the ot
negotiations we're suspsndsd pending ths b
question whether the allies would accept D,
be conditions required By our Govern. re
nent- "a
JeH. Dasis sent special message to pI
he Confederate Congress, announcing n,
sbsl victory as Piitsburg Landing, and "
he death of Gen neFal L. s. Johnston d
rhe Senate resolution on the subject was hi
msnded By Mr.. Yaucey so as to designate sb
be battle held BY the name OF Shiloh b.
Forty or 6fty men and officers Of 18th
regiment were drowned at
)asslsDan's Perry, On the ShsnasdoaA =.
ivsr, Va, on the l6sh, BY the sinking Of "'
large boat in which they were. Among co
be officers loss by this disastrous incident oU
Fsre AdjuEanE Teatman, Captain Wilson, 'S'
the Sd Brigade, CommissaEy, and Capt. ~
Yard. AZ
Ths Norfolk Day Book has hroa&hed pf'
ls idea Of asking for suspension Of ''
ossilities. 'aS'
The English Government has officially y
announced she retirement of its military "a
fron Mexico. @&
Rev. d. E. MsAnaliy, editor OF the Sc. i'm
ouia ChEtssisa AdvocSas, has been ar fro
ssed and placed in . military prisen, xre
I'd his papsr suppressed, for Publishing TO
matter. no,
A "scTin mage" hes occurred in Wheel. Gu
&, Va, bstween 2. 8, Marshal Norton, | ful
ID U. s. Ssastor Csrlils. They eliasb- ,
sna pulled hair, but we're separased
time TO prevent serious bodily injury to Il
they. @i9
Col. John S. Phelps, OF Missouri, hax. ''A'. :
6 become un6isted by his wounds and 81
d hsalth for service in the keld, il pi,
'oaE 70 take his asas In Congress. CIR
The following speech reported by ths wh'
'uisTiile Democrat, bears the impress Of fa,, Is1
ing genuine niggeK, and ne invention :. tba
Bress ahs Lord. halisluier, dat dis ole Te
ggsr should lib TO see dis ere happy 4
Be, when white msu must bab pass t5 bar
1ve about, and niger 90 -whcTs him Shi
ease wid oat one. Bress the Lord. giYt
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