The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-07
Wa1hisx{on, June 4.

Wa1bjsgfon, June 4.
AydstaeSusot az mede 9 dAsa in
% WinSIesssr te-dsSs ssattsring - rebels
10 every dirsofss, nd sspsuriog she CAP;
tain.
Poehahonsas. June 5.
a rebel Gun bxat came 10 JacksoDport
yesterday, and Destroyed al the cossoD ana
sugar thsre. For : time there vas u'acn
excitement o. this phes. = Is vs. rspor'ea
she was coming hsrS. We have since learn'
ed that she returned down the river, 0e.
stroying all the cotton and sugar she could
6nd.
- New York, juno s.
The Persia, with Liverpool dates 70 the
25th, has arrived.
European political news 10 unimportant.
The snxiesy for American news daily IN
'creases.
The Times says Of the capture Of New
Orleans: Il places the surrender in q more
creditable light for it's defenders. The sur.
render, after such . contest, being divested
OF any reproach, and says that y %stubbnrn,
protracted resistance 10 yet threatened BY
lie South but If place after place be Civ
On up, the time msst come when the rest
will hardly he worth defending.
The Paris Constitutional argues that the
North, in advancing deep into the South,
viii meet insurmountsble obs.a Giles, and
thinks the. end is further of than ever, and
those who urge the North to establish its
sway on sanguinary ruins are not aware OF
the sad future, INSTRUMENTATION for a..
'000, 600 negroes, and slavery for 100000
whites.
The London Globe says that England had
only retaining that hold on Vera Cruz es-
sential to the discharge Of debts Of English
subjects.
IL is reported that the French government
have resolved on the occupation OF the City
Of Mexico under every contingency, and
next fall every strategic position OF the
country 10 to BE- seized. The occupancy is
to extend three years. to allow time for the
development Of the National will. 81.
Arch Duke Mammalian Will soon visit
Paris.
1t is reported that France had formerly
demanded the expulsion Of the ex-king OF
Naples from Rome.
The consistory at Rene unanimously vo-
ted TO cannooize the Japanese Martyrs
Twenty-three Cardinals and 100 Bishops
were present. s'a a28 <1
ar5 s Cairo, June 5.
The bombardment of Fl. Wright was
again commenced on the morning OF the Sd.
and continued oil day, and renewed again
yesterday morning. and was going on at the
time the steamer left. The rebels occa.
s~ionally reply. Their shells are accurately
but thus far have done no damage.
Forty guerriiIas came into Ilick man and
gave themselves up, saying they were tired
Of serving JEFF Davis, and were anxious to
to their allegiance to the Federal
Government.
New York, June S.
The steamer Philadelphia, with Pensaco-
Ia dates Of the 25tb, and Key West Of the
Both, has arrived. Gen. Arnold and troops
still occupy Pensacola. A quantity Of
stores have been moved from Fort Piokens
TO that lace.
Rebel deserters, who are constantly com
ing in, represent great destitu,ion among
he poorer classes. Gen. Arnold was feed
ing them.
About 800 rebel cavalry are still in the
who occasionally capture some of
pickets. The Navy Yard was complete
destroyed, 5000 tons of coal is still bur
ning.. ..aE H. "a
Queenstown, May Is.
The following telegraphs were received
1t Madrid on tho oath:
Il is stated that Gen. Prim will he au.
to return to Mexico, as Spanish
ambassador. being instructed to present bis
credentials only 20 the constituted Govern.
nent, not to Juarez.
Shanghai Chucajo, April 17th.-The reb-
bells have been driv en- out OF Thuggoda,
hat place is now in the hands of the Allies.i
Admiral Hope'was slightly wounded.
Nothing important from Japan. OFT
St. Louis, June S.
A skirmish a few days since in South
vest Missouri between 400 guerrillas and
sc State Militia. The latter were defeat
d and Col. Richardson mortally wounded,
70 Federals taken prisoners.
Liverpool, May Is.
It is reported, via Madrid, that the En-
Cabinet had invited Spain to declare
he Mexican treaty collapsed.
In the House of Commons MIR. M'Higav
lsked what the Government intended 10 az
n the case OF the steamer Bermuda, seized
" the Federal ship oil. war, on her passage
rom one British Colony to another. Lay
,rd replied that Government had received
Information Of the seizure, and the case
been referred to the Law Officers OF the
Crown.
Louisville, June 5.
A dispatch from Corinth says that after
The evacuation Of that place, several regi.
men,s OF Mississippi troops disbanded and
went home.
.4s s. s Chicago, June S.
The Memphis Argus Of the % refers to
the battle at Richmond and claims it to be
q Confederate victory. 1t gives no par
#ffes. ais
vicksburg is not yet in possession Of
the federal troops.
A meeting of the citizens of Memphis,
at the Mayors Office on Saturday night, re-
solved that the city would never DO sur.
rendered. Those who did not enlist for its
defense, are expected to give ~pecuniary
assistance. ff
General Villipigne, commanding Fort
Wright, had asked for reinforcements.
Easton, Pa, June S.
A freshet is now in the Delaware and Lee
high rivers. The water has already reached
the second stories of the houses 10 the lower
part of the town. Tee bridges between
this place and Mauch Chunk have been
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