The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-26
NO. 2el.

aseasled Gss. S1isA's position, and az
te0pas6 y carry HE guns. They Wefe
heaAsoasly sepsaseds nd se0s psisesssss :
WasAingtoo, April 10. -
Tbs Post O0ss appssssosaens bill pro-
yidee go ntliiou 6oliass FOR shs service % :
tAe Calitosaia eeneeal lcuse, ana pepsals sAes
Aek IsQsirisg sAs Pose Master General -.
giso pssfseeoee 20 American ships in carry.
ink feeeiea nsils. The Post Master Gem
o. q b aesAavsse,l 20 <oeaAlSsA coass mad.
nse lee tAaaa sAmi AaasAly, hss~s>n Haoe
ffssdiAe4 aAA Creeqenk CasJ OAlitosnia. in.,
elaasna oSx1ieo 81 snssso osdi~a~ points rro.
vided the anm % Be paid Tor such service
daes uas exceed 100 million ialsars p~r an.s
reM. The shove bills Aass been sixusd bys
The Paesident. as Sos s. !.
washingten, April 10.
Specials to New York papers state that
Geo. Wrighe, in abandoning Jsckseuville.
ElArida, bsoueAs assy With him twelve,
hundred inhAbisants who we're afraid Of q.
aecond feud there By returning rebels. Sew
sral Uniouisss Who ventursd 70 remain were
hung. Nne3Ea
81. Lonis, April lo.ss
I Gen. Cartis' army has returned TO- MIss.,
souri,, and 10 now enoamped at Forsyth,
T.ney osonsy, IS niles South Of Spring.
washington, April 10.
Gen. McDowell's Division marched yea,
terdAy from warrcn,an Junction upon
Frsdericksborg. His march was disputed
BY one regiment Of infantry, ans Of eav.s
airy, and battery Of artillery. They
made distinct stands but were driven scross.
the Rappahannock. Our loss was Ave killed
and sixteen wounded. The rebels burned
the bridges over the river ct Frsiesicksb sbure.4
Our troupe have not yes occupied The
town, ooiy small portion having crossed
and re. crossed the river. They wero warned
BY loyal citisens on the outskirts TO uoS
sake asy near approach unless in FORCE
A large body OF rebels Nho occupied the
place until rscently have gone to Yorksovs..
New York, April q. Il.
The city OF Appalachioola has been suc-
cessfully occupied BY our troops. sal
The capture was effected BY lwss
gun boats on The 80 with bat little opposi.s
ton. A few shells dispersed the rebel
forcc remaining. 20
A portion OF the rebels we're Found to BE-
10 q starving condition. The blockade Mad
cut oG supplies on sea board, and tho rs.,
sources from the Island was not sui6ciens
20 maintain the ordinary comforts Of life.
Washington, April 81.
Gen. Shields has been nominated Major
General. Gen. McDewrl's head quarters
has been transferred TO Fredericksburg. t
s4...g Cairo, April 81.
Gov. Harvey, OF Wisconsin, was drown.
ed At Savannah, in tho Tennessee river, on
Saturday night. lie vas there looking a..
ter the welfare Of wounded W,seousin.
troops. @ ~ ,s.
Washington, April 81.
Specials to the New York papers say oup
forces. under Gen. Augier, siiii occupy the
hsiehss q Falmouth, opposite, and com.
manding Fredericksburg.
On Friday flag OF trncc crossed tbs
Rsppahanrock, TO commnni. i.a,e with tho
municipal authorities, all OF whom remnsa
in the city. The Council had called q
meeting after the appearances of our forces,
and appointed committee to confer with
the Federal General relative to the oosa.
patton of ffedricksburg and the pso,so,ioa
Of private properly. The Council, at the
rame time, adopted resolutions declaring
that since the adoption of the ordinance Of
Secession, the e,sy had been unanimossly il
fsser Of. and sssll vas firmly attached 10
the C0nfedcracy. surrendering oply upon
the condition Of protection to private prop.
erty. Arrangements were perfected for
meeting Of the Commistee wish shs Con.
msDding General on Saturday. ,fgss "a
Much valuable Information has been ob.
tained from loyal citisens Of Frcdricksburg
who have crossed over TO Falmouth. Most
VI the elkoers. TO-, - soon m re tntc pms.
"on Of ths city, and there 10 no fear of the
return Of the rebel soldisrs, . majority Of
The remaising citisens will be found loyal.
Vast amoonss OF grsin and other forage,
stored IN the vicinity of Fredericksburg, has
been aeised BY our army. ssf
The enemy, besides destroying bridges,
burned three steamers and 20 schooners,
loaded with corn. - sssaaE fa9
i New York, April 20.
The steamer Terry, from Newbern l7ih,
rIat,eraa Is b. has arrived. A sortis was
made On the l2sh from Fort Macon bys Do.
lachue0s Of $50 rebels. Our pickets were
irisen,in and after sbeap sngagsnso. ths
rebels we're driven back 10 the fort. Two
hat IRE would be opened on Fort Macon %
lhe 2lss, With mortars and siege guns.
4 SIS Fort Monroe. pril 10.
Thisly-nis wasaded from YorktoWn, ar.
rived to-day, mating ninety wounded 10 tbs
ighs on the left flank whole number ki!E
"a, thirty two.s Norfolk papers coptaia
account OF the fight. us ssys
he rebels loss 10 ase killed and sevcoty Are
sounded.
The steamer Hasie, from Ne~bern, has
arrived. Fort Macon b completely inssst.
"a. u has bssu ssSsrtained that Abe sstele
.spply Of ,psosisisos 10 short. No attack
On the fort will Be made, but they viii
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