The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23
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Startling Intelligence !!
PROPOSED MILITARY CHANGES.
Burnside t. lake McClellans place.
TIL = DR. A f Z !
GEN. DIX SUCCEEDS BUTLER.
u MYSTERIOUS as
Moves on the Potomac
Federals yet Retreat ting
Rebels in Pursuit !!
What is to come Of it /?
What is to come Of it /?
ALL SLAVES
To be Emancipated.
PHILADELPHIA, August 10.

Philadelphia, August 10.
A correspondent OF the Enquirer under
date Of Fortress Monroe 18th, saws the army
vas crossing the Chickahominy Yesterday
by means of . pontoon bridge 1000 feet in
length, formed BY upwards Of 100 pontoon
boats. By personal observation this morn.
ing find that with few exceptions our en-
tire feet of transports have arrived here,
30 may ray the entire feet IL safe.
Lexington, Mo-, August Is.
( Gen. Lane has reached here with rein
forcements, rendering the safety Of this
place certain. The guDboat Warner is also
here and can render valuable service in case
Of an attack. s78-s 4a.fs BE-. srats.
/ rra s 6er st. Louis, August 10.
Passengers by the Pacific Railroad bring
reports that fight occurred on Friday at
Lone Jack, Jackson county, twenty miles
south Of Lexington, between parts Of Coils.
Philips and Crittsnden's regiments Of State
tfoops 800 stropg, and about 5000 guerillas
under Qusntrell and other guerilla chiefs,
resulting in the defeat Of tho State forces,
with loss of 200 killed and wounded, and
two pieces Of artillery. Official accounts
are expected to. day. sss@ in
\ Cape. Race, August 10.
Traditional by the Europa. The Con.
fedefate steamers Merrimac, and one called
s'Two Hundred and Ninety" succeeded in
escaping from the Tuscarors.
IL 10 stated that Garibaldi refuses to obey
Victor Emanuel's proclamation. Ii is also
STATED that be held council Of war on the
4th, ct which it IVES determined to march on
Rome, Dotwishstandin remonst RANGES from
Turin. The enthusiasm for Garibaldi in
Sicily was tremendous. IL was reported
that he would soon be ct tho head Of sc, 900
men. Us q 1af's Fa 9af ~ 27y 9sgt
<'-&3 St. Louis, August 10.
Hon. John s. Phelps, Military Governor
Of Arkansas, left yesterday for Helena.
-4 Memphis, August Is.
The Grenada Appeal OF the 18th states
that the federals took possession Of Bayou
Sara on the 18th, seizing all sugar and mo-
leases, and qusrteripg the garrison there. 1t
also states that tho rebels have been rein
forced from Arkansas. The Appeal edito-
rally says 'sthe sooner ne cease to look for
foreign aid or European Intervention the
better for oil coocerned.'' hsf 3HEE}>@aT
New York, Avg. 10.
The Times says: We learn that General
Stone, Who has been many months confined
10 Fort Lafayette, IL now at liberty, and is
stopping with his family in this city. 'a
4, -. Columbus, O., Aug. 20.
A dispatch from Gen. Morgan at Cumber.
land Gap, says there is undue excitement
on the subject Of rebel demonstrations in
East Tennessee, and adds that there is no
cause for any anxiety. os ~.
40 g@ aaa Washington, Aug. 20. h
Col. Morgan 10 reported to be at Harris
vile, with eighteen hundred men.
aa s4a Philadelphia, Aug. 49,
The Bulletin says . gentleman who left
Fortress Aeuros last evening furnishes the
following: 5aaah F# sfiM ayv9as
The army Of the Potomac had all arrived
1t the lower end Of the Peninsula without
being molested 10 the slightest degree.
Mcclellan 10 understood to have been Of
Williamsburg yesterday morning. N sas
Fits John Porter's Division, which was
on the opposite side Of James river, has
also came down the Peninsula.
Gen. Burnside arrived at Fortress Mon.
roe Sunday, and vent 40 James river as far
as the Chickahominy,t 10 see how operations
were going on, and returned yesterday
morning. .r8qeo9
The weather was cold and delightful, and
most favorable for the m ~ ement of troops.
The most Of the gum boats came dowa
tho river, but SONG remain, to guard the
pontoon bridge sUFoss the Chiskahomipy,
over which the army passed on ito way down
tho Peninsula. =
~ a Nashville Aug. 10.
A train from Huntsville vas fred into
to-day near Columbis and four persons
killed. x.ts ge. b sa 49,
The rebels Gre reported to have evacuated
'Chstsaooogs, and are msking Northwsrd
march. .T1sig 81 ys
Union refugees from Gsllatin report that
. number of houses have been burned there
BY the Guerri lie Morgan.
dsi4 sTs4t ,a WashingtoD, Aug. 20.
Specials to New York pspers.-Ths mind
OF the 0oyernment is again agitated touch
ing the censorship Of the press. Complaints
have been made that the news OF important
movements Of the National armies have been
prematurely published in some Of the New
York journals. a65aT
Gen. iHalleek has determined to order
correspondents oct Of Gen. Pops's lines, il
not also those Of other Generals. The az
odos will commence speedily sys s.
..i' Isl Fort Monroe, Aug. Is.
The old bridge across Hampton creek
Vas rebuilt to-day, and I popsoon bridge
laid aeross near i. A large number Of