The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-08-30

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further fskreas. cClsiis8 Hts safrived Wit
I.Alsrge'poftiee q tie ar41 n = :heaievs
ne has assumed oommand 6f both arfni6d
Fighting Of desultory character has bee
gsi.g g -csysral dsysr TIE enemy, pll
oar batteries, though not without some los
of artillerymen spd horses., During Thurs
Day 6esvy firing was heard on the e1trem
lsft, and it was belisssd Gen. Reno repujse'
the rebels, AL yeaf adyices, indicate oa
sHeoae - AZ points. pc ! ~ q a~
Nt5I IL L sCspS Rae, ,Aus. "a.
The Ksng0seo, from Liverpool the 18th
Il and Queensto4n ths II, hes arrived.
/ The federal -, boek Tasearora LEFT
\ Queenstown owipk 10 Qrdsfi from Cuatop
o1eials. I8yEEaa IL Oh
i Another correspondenee between kdam!
and Earl Russell hes been published.
4 TIE Times editorialiy endorsps Roebuek'
4 recsnt speech ~ for 9 hie le6Sup "A ~
North il concerned, bdt totatly dissehe IRON
his arguments fayoring mediation, w6t1A I
considers will do more harm than good. y
m The daily News bitterly reviews Roe.
bucks speech, and says hie course is TIL
l,west depth Of degradation, but happily
his opinions have long ceased TO have any
value. The article compliments the Amer
.cau Government for its friendly, strsight.
forward dealings with England. S ~,
!, The Sc. Petersbnrg sJoursal reiteratei
the desire of the Russian Government g
see the, coDaics in America ended b. com.
Many Of. the cotton mills Of Lancaster
stirs have stepped. lgs e aem es5 ~
g sam IS Cairo, Aug. "a.
The steamer Acacis struck sDag, sixty
mries below Mempbis, d 10 O'Clock on
Thursday morning, and SUNK almost Imme.
diately. Ssventy-fye 80 eighty persons
we're lost most Of them soldiers returning
TO regiments. '.a 2.1 ~ T
The jackson Mississippian OF the 18th
says the federal ram Sumter grounded OPP
posise Bayou Sara. The authorities de-
mauded her surreDdsr, but tho crew and
stores were put on board transports, and
tho vessel blown up. A fyass5sa ii VI ssss
u g 7, es s. Frankfort Ky, Aug. "a
Information has been received Of . large
force OF confederates ct Barbounville, ID
Knox county. SIX regiments Of Kentucky
cavalry are armed and equipped, and will
move tomorrow or next day. 4 ~.
pas Bowling Green, KY, Aug. "a.
An enlargement took place at Red River
between 500 rebels and one company of the
54sh Indiana. The latter wsre compelled
to surrender. The federal loSs swas seven
wounded. Rebel loss seven killed, and from
twenty to thirty wounded.
Eei New York, Aug. "a.
The Ariel, from Aspinwsll the 10th, has
arrived. els
The Brasillian Governments has decided
that after three years the Amazon and trib.
utaries shall, be open to the commerce Of
all nations.
A battle is daily expected between the
contending forces at Panama.
Lexington, KY, Aug. "a.
Orders were issued Saturday to impress
200 slaves TO repair the road between Lex
ipgton and Cumberland Gap. Loyal own
ers are to be paid laborer's wages for the
service thus rendered. Rebel owners IRE
roads 10 different psrts OF the State will b.
repaired in the same way.
VI ss2e washingsop, Aug. 81.
A dispatch Of the 2lst from the camp
at Rappahannock Station, says oil is quiet
10 front. Last evening the report came in
Of the approach by the enemy two miles
above here. Three regiments snd one bat.
tery we're sent out, but the enemy left. A
slight cavalry skirmish took place yesterday
our loss was % wounded and missing.
, Earthworks have been thrown up and
bridges constructed 30 enable our batteries
to cross the river il necessary. z
Il is reported that the lss New jersey
has been surrounded b. the rebels and half
Of them captured.
.saa Louisville, August 81.
Yesterday near Gallatin the federal Gen.
johnson, Of Kentucky, attacked 1,7U cav
airy under Morgan, and was defeated
loss being 800 taken prisoners, the remain
ing 500 escaping 20 Nashville.
New York, Aug. 25.
The Times has the following, dated Beal.
ton Station, four miles north Of Rappahsu-
mock Station, Aug. q: 8 A. M.-There 10
. lull in the firing at the river. An offcsr
attached to Pops's headquarters has just
arrived here and says general engagement
10 not expected to-day, although oar forces
ere 10 readiness. q} -,r,-.se,F ~ +
9o'cLock.-Oannonading 10 now frequent
and interspersed with musketry: bot fur
tberg up the river whers ,Sigsl's command
are, the main baggage tfain cofnms msnced
passing this Station at this morning and
has taken the road for Warrenson Junction.
Sisel's baggage train 10 nox psssisg mp the
same road. This 10 only Z necessary pre-
caution against disaster, and must not be
taken - evidence thai our army expects TO
get whipped.asfl
nnsa Philadelphia, kngust =.
The Bulletin has informatioD from . gen.
tleman who lsfs the RAppahoDnock ysatef-
day morning, that our troops had frequent
skirmiehes With the rebels while falling baSk
from Rapidau our lesses rot being seriovs.
Pope holds the railroad bridges q wsll
% two commanding positions on the oppo-
cite side of the Rapfahannock, which che
rebels assaiied several times. Cur troops
ere distributed along the river and resisted
ell aessnlts. They will be able to msistaiD
their POSITION oDtila junetion With the other
army csrps osableS thsn 70 assume olten.
sivs. The rebels are eBds6voripg 20 tusn
ouvfrighs aud ges at our rear by way 81
W1srens0D. ossGxH3 sSgsasGsis sss
|, .st ~ New York, Adx. %.
..t A RAppshsnnock letter Gays thai sson the
morning Of the 2lss tho rebels opened .
battery on our oensre eod continued to
,th,ow shot and shell vigorou3ly for several
hours. sAlittle higher np j va discovered
that the enemy had dsripg The night srect-
ed . bridge over the river q that point. =
brilliant sAsir . reported 70 have taken
place. In the vicinity Of this bridge wes