The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-10-11

Is OCls l l 1OUNs
away except -four thirty two FOUNDERS, whicl
we're two heavy too transport. The trim
mons OF these Ware kuocked Of befo1l
they were abandoned: no gb xHu gI
sglsEf h - & Washingtop, Dot. 1. i
A Dispatch from the head. qusrters ol
the Army OF the PototiaU oh the Sd ys
The Presidsnt retrieved the several corps ol
the Army OF the Potomac to-dsy. 81 sia4A
zafsb Ini,s .ia New York, Oct. 4. &
The ssteamev Marion yfron New Orlsaal
the 25th, and Key West the 29sh has af,
rived.
Gen. Butler has ordered all citizens, male
xbd female. abote the age'of Is, 20 tskt
the oath OF allekispCs before The let, Oi
con6scation Of their property.
shove on the right bank 0f the river came
down to the city on the 22d and ssurren-
dered themselves. They had became dis.
gusted with the life Of outl.wry they bal
been leading. They said hundreds more
would escape the first opportunity.
az ID s&a q ai Cape Race, Oct. 8.
The City or Washington, from Liverpool
the oath, and Queenstown the 25th, b.,
arrived.
Garribaldi, 10 letter to the consul q,
VienDa, promises to 6ght for the North on
regaining bis health and liberty. . 81 s4e.
The London Times thinks Pops's reyerses
have restored the liberty Of speec in the
North, and apparently almost suspended
! the Government at Washington H.if
The Post thinks it strange, unlocked
for coup de etdt, and may terminate the
war. Ii says man of ordinary frmnesl
may establish on the ruins Of the Union q
new Republic. and thinks that in that even,
JEFF. Davis will assume the Prssidency.-
The North will accept him in order to pre-
serve unity. .9l... ....f. s.a..s.. ..s
.fg;g Cape Race, Cot. 3. s
Traditional BY the City of Washington.
There has been serious rioting at Belfast,
ireland, bat no loss Of life. 80 - 1888
IrALY.--Garribald still continues to i'm
prove, but it will be many weeks before he
can be removed. An amnesty to him and
his folloAers is again rumored.
r. FRANCB.-ls is stated that the doctrine oi
the federal Government, that foreign ira.
ding vessels not carrying contraband oar
goes require permits to enter the ports Of
the Union, is held BY France to be wholly
iuadmissible. n Stti TI}E 5s st4a7 syIi-YS
France has euergetioally protested against
the capture Of the la'Manehs at, New Or
leans.
Kansas City, Oct. 8.
The Santa Fe mail Of the 22d has arrived
The news is uuimporsaot. u aa. $3.50"
Gen. Carlton arrived at Santa Fe on the
Goth, and assumed com mand of the De.
partment, vice Candy removed.
'04 9 'sf5a' Pbiladelphia, Oct. 8.
"A Louisville diepatch of the Sd to the
Enquirer says the rebels began to fortify
Frankfort, but are now evacuating it.
The same Dispatch says the rebels 5000
strong are .fortifying the south bank of Sal,
River. The federal advance occupies the
northern bank. m -,
New York, Oct. 4.
4 private letter from an officer Of Gar.
ribald,'s army tenders the services OF from
1000 to 5000 veteran soldiers already equip.
ped, and 200 oi6cers to fight for the
Union, and ASK the State Of New York to
engage them. -.
~ sg VIZ ..'''4 st. Louis, Oct. 4.
Two brigades OF the Kansas army arrived
at Sarcoxie on the 25th. The rebel Coffee,
With 5000 men was at Newton, Is miles
south of this place, hearing of the ap-
proach Of the Kansas army, he retreated
southwark. sa8' aqs" .'ts* s.
Rebels At Sarcoxie cay they have ten
thousand men 1t Cow-skin Prairie, and also
&c, 900 in Arkansas, near the State line, and
as soon As their forces join they intend TO
march direct to ST. Louis. All prisoners
taken tell of the muni6cent bounties prom
ised them on sheir arrival in St. LOUIS
Il appears such promises are incentives
used to keep their men together.
sa " ' Chicago, Oct. 4.
The following is the account OF Gen. Nor.
ean's retreat from Cumberland, telegraphed
by the Quarsermaster Of his army: as
The advance brigade Of Morgan's com:
mand from Cumberland Gap, arrived .,
Greenupsburg, KY, on the Sd, after ex.
baussing much Of l6 days, having TO make
to tho woods in many places. The men are
shoeless, hatless and almost naked. For
days the men We're Without rdtiots, gather.
ing subsistence from standing corr In the
fields, which they grated to make bread
after she fstigues Of the day. Men bore
the hardships and privations with remark
| able fortitude !; they were marched Under
arms 20 hours yesterday, skirmishiug in the
woods on each side of the road and repel'
| ling rebel attacks 10 front and in the rear
The enemy blockaddd the ~dy in every place
they possibly could, harrassed the c3lutnDt
| 10 every conceivable manner. The army j,
f! lO, 900 strong, with magnificent parks Of ar'
tiliery. consisting Of % pieces, 6 OF whict
are 24-pounders. 400 wagons brough
through safely. The works at the Gap ar'
| !. 3 Washington, Oct. 4.
| It is believed the nearest point to Wash.
ingtou on the southern Potoma6 at whicl
there are any rebels iu srms, Is Rappshap-
mock Station on the Orange and Alexandra
Road, So miles from Alexandris. n i!Ba
Cairo dispat eiies fsEeis ed at 10 o'clocl
TO. nixhs, say terrible battle is raging II
the vicinity Of Corinsh; II commenced yes
terday mofniDg and ragged without cessation
until 8 O'Clock this afterno0u, which is th
date Of sbe latest report from Bethel Sta.
sion, 20 miles shis side Of Ooribth.a A. tha
hour oaDnonadiDg Wss distinctly beard
We cAo Get no parsiculars to-nighs, % fal
and teleer1ph confmuniSstion IL cut OF D
Bethel. .77r nas as3H9a sa sai
saioa Il { Cairo Oct. g.,
We can 8. 20 dissinsA. y A aecoans eco e Fri Fri
Early 81 Saturday morning Prics attacte
Koeenoraus ou the right. Van Dorm aD
SayeA, his left, the assau1t made with krea
Isa-A tht nssn t;sn - Ame NSsKteA -