The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-07-12
New York. July 10.

New York, July 10.
" Rebel dt9asohN aay he B-isish steamer
|iaodern Gtsece, Shils cling into Whining
son. Nors6 Car9ieas on the I'D, run
e.hore 80 hadl thos band tons Of POI
Der Aboarls The PowSsr va: vet 81 .sko
rrevehs EXPLOSION BY tks Federal ehells.
The blockading Fleet was unable TO reach
her in consequences OF the proximity OF r.
S.shter' r9Osf 10 X9ft1I'S 60
New York, July 10.
Sterling Exchange l270 1881 gold Isl
koIa ,bars 1877; Tyasury Mates 4l@4a;
Panama, 1851 Paci6c mail i09l; Cal,for.
mia esvsrs coy; Oregon Hsssf t0snss hsff'
yearly, los. - Il SAL saE1o
New York. Jnne 10.
A dispatch from GrS. Lee to fDavis
ANNOUNCED a signal victory on the % b. bot
erjeves 10 state tho rebel Iossiu o&cers snd
men il verv great. sg5t.4 5s.Yg Jn3
Specials from Washington say the forth
coming addrers IT the Republican rnenbers
Of Congress will favor thai most energetic
action in the prosecution Of the war, and
the use Of all means in our power against
rebellion and foreign interference. The
policy 81 employing blacks in military ope-
rations is gaining favor bore. laW SIN
Is New York, Juns TO-
The stesmer Potomac, from Port Royal
9th. has arrived The health Of the troops
i. good. Nothing sranspifiDg Of impor-
lance. s. g s gsg.,sa e.ss.@
fs8sely S.. Johns. N. F., Juas 10. IS 4
The tNeu. York. from Liverpool the n.
Ow6enStowhs 50. haa srrive6 Oonsolo 9l3
0l9l&. Political news unimportaut.
Washington, June 10.
M new. from the Asay Of the Potomac
for several davs. furthes than it is improv-
ing in strength asd eknisaey:.
Chicago. June 10.
In. accordance with a joint resolution in
Congress thr scnrporatnrsf Of tho Pacific 3.
r. will NEE. in this city ON the first Tuesday
in September. s3 eas sgla h sas11g5ssst q
.asog1 ,fy sWashin gtoo. ,Juns, 10.
IN the Senate there was a lengthy debate
on the conduct Of the war; provoked BY
M. Chandler's resolution calling for she or
ders Issued BY General icClelian, his cor.
respondence. the number Of his force, 10.
The acts Of Mcclellan and Stanton were.
freelf canvassed. The. resolution finally
passed.
An amendment. to the Military Bill was
adopted, authorizing the President to re-
ceiv q negrnesint0 the service OF the United
States. No final action Vas taken on, the
Du!. esI ,Hzg-fxFgs.E EEsssxErSsl.l|
bs3E5a' a9J Hsf4sa rs New York. july 10. "a.
The Tribune's correspondent ssaye the
President returned to WashingtoD this sve-
ming. Nothing official transplred as1to his
action while with Mcclellan. Our letter
from Fortress Monroe states tina the Presi-
dent went to eee for himself wha: changes,
il any, we're needed. s.,,v IA
.55 y, - .g1s Fortress Monroe, July o.
The President is reported TO have ex-
pressed himself satisfed. All is going on
satisfactorily our troops are we'll rested,
and ready. tOn man, for another fghr.-
Our new position is impregnable, and ,be
roads to Richmond, 10 miles by land, dry
and favorable. Ruvns,des' reinforce ment.
have all gone up the river, and are 10 6ne
health and spirits, splepddly disciplined.
BurDsides is an intimate friend Of McClel,
Ian, and will be next in command.
New York, June II.
The correspondent Of the Times learns
that on the arrival If the President at IIar-
rison's landing, McClellap, with several
other Generals, visited him on board the
vessel, after which the President and Cen |
eral held a private conference for half an
hour, and then proceeded to Gen, Summers
head quarters, where they took horses and !
visited the entrenchments. F4 ffs,xrrs. |
The President briefly addressed the aol- |
ders. He said he had come to, know the /
sHuation Of affairs that he should 20 hack |
satisfied. 1t was said they had heen whip.
ped, bot it was nut 90. lie tnew they would |
prove equal to tbs task before them, and |
never give up without going TO Richmond.
lie had been unable 20 sleep for apxiety.
but after what he had aeen, would return |
to Washington eati-fed that all was right |
with the army OF the Potom.e |te
lie declared his confidence in the army
and its commander bath, alike deserve the |
confidence Of the country. a,s
The party continued to ride until O'Clock
in the evening, having been N the saddle
Washington, July .ap. I
The following gentlemen have been try
pointed to draft An address tn the coun
Senators Howard, Nelson, Wilkinson. Lane,
and Morrill,, and Representatives Bingham.
Stevens, Sedgwiok, Potter and Sargent.
g. zssea al ss7az5 New York, July IL.
i A special to the New York World says:
The report gains ground that Halleck will
be the new Secretary Of War, for which
pasitieh many regard hin the ftsests man ID
the country. am al s.tts sffT a0g & p4ssa4
The War Department yesterday deter.
mined on general exchange of prisoners.
s New York. July Ii.
Advices from Hilton Head the 9Th. state
that several OF our gun boats have been
for several days ini m king y RI.
connoisance up the Sante Wacaeuaw river.
The result proved important.
Several small vessels, including one steam
tug wrss captofed, besides several Eat
boats. "a R&s E@H Z ssks4
i On tho appearance Of the gun boats the
negroes came in troops and claimed pro.
lection. :
a lconpanJ Of gasrrillas made "a tor.vt
on the morning Of the 4th on P,nkney
Island. killing two and capturing two u
Dur pickets.
Fortress Mouroe, july Q.
The Transport Canasseus Was cred on
yestefday q fen miles shis side Aof Hnfr;.
sons 1Anding mo danate. Notwitbst and.
ns 'he fact tbas our gas boats arses,ation.
ID at ,iptrrvsls Of three milss along tA,,
p"rtion Of the river, VI The .relsIs. VIA 6
ID pieces. doSgs down the. river. IRE mo
'nr traps' orts, and run s~ay before lie
'un ooa s'a. can be brought g bear on them.
PHILADELPHIA. Jnlv IN