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

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ops arrived tSporss no fear d starvation.
Tie rebels axs is 900 strope in front and
10O00 ID the rear, under denerals Braggs
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Cassius n. Clay left to-day With bic brig
Gds. General Nelson also takes the field.
The Kep}uetys psgror brigade 80 rspar
bIidges leaves t0.morf0W. $3.50
s A dispatcd from Frankfort says General
Morgan repulsed . large force OF rebels the
other side of the Gap. Col. Gerard also
Had several skirnishes With the rebels, and
repulssd them every time The enemy ex-
pect to starve General Morgan out, but
there are no fears Of this % he has so days
forage and provisions. 400. = 80 49,,
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.,rAdditional By the Hibernian.1 lat the
conference in London, Representatives from
Italy, Portugal, Spain, India and Australia,
and sundry South American States were
present. All made more or less sneourag.
Jog representations Of what their eoontries
were capable Of producing. s.a z'saf
The London Daily News has sn editorial
on the rapid expansion Of the emancipation
scheme 10 the prosecution Of the American
war, and says that It was not TO be sxpect-
ed that the Northern people would sec q
the outset that the extinction Of slavery
was their true aim and only practical
BILE issue to put a end to the var. The
extinction OF slavery ID undoubtedly DOW
becoming master element Of the struggle.
Every memebt makes new abolitionists, and
when there are enough Of them to satisfy
the President be will speak the word and
make the sign which shall save the Republic.
Marquis Pepoli had arrived at Paris from
Turin, and it was believed bis mission was
to submit to the Emperor plan for the oc-
cupation Of Rome by mixed garrison OF
French and Italian troops. i. - !,
IrALY.-N il believed at Palermo that
Garibaldi still intends to embark At Messir
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"A correspondent Of the London Times
is still an uncomfortable swarmipg from all
authorities ffnd. it the greatest difficulty to
prevent landing on'the Sicillan coast. q Q
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The two companies which were sent up
the Missouri, to destroy boats and other
means used BY gusrrillas to cross the river,
have returned, having successfully accom-
plished the object. aa1
- 4s45s 500 Washington, Aug. 26.
Passengers from Virginia day report
an engagement at Warrenton yesterday, in
which our forces were successful, driving
the enemy out Of town. We still hold the
place ct last adyices. The rebel force en-
gagged was mainly cavalry.
-. r,zI Chicago, Aug. 26.
A careful consideration of the evidence
accumulated thus far, goes to show that
the Influence OF white men is at the bottom
of the Indian massacres in Minnesota. The
fact that the Yanktonnas and Cutbeads are
moving in concert with the Sioux-thas q
force attacked post fortified by artillery
as Fort Ridgely-such attack being without
precedent 10 Indian history that they have
murdered missionaries Wtb have spent
their lives among them, 1e1 who, il ordi-
nary Circumstances would Noroise consid-
cradle influence over then IN seem to in
dictate some directing i1te keboe superior
to themselves. IN asfssa ii sa.sataF
Twenty three slevsI Esrs snsoeips.ed
shall Genersl. E6lf Provost Marsbsls
to grant free pepSrs 70 slaves proven to
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