The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14

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Tho enemy have fallen bsct g Tessjlls.
so miles frola here " rIiiroad. Oe6. PooS
estimates the rebel los., from castslsiSp.
desersion, and prisoneis, 81 10000: BeSl4
places it at from I'VE TO ten lhousand mofe.
Pereops employed in the Confedsysto Coo.
m'ssary Departmsot say they had l20,O0O
mon here, but now they cannot master over
Some fresh made gr.vcs which liss ~
rebs: retreat, have been opened and foaad
niled WITH asms. 5 ~
80. - Fortress Monroe. June 9.
Gen Bsf1pide'sStAG arrived here eo.dav
having come through The AI6sasrle "a
Chesapeake causl. n
e ~ Cairo, June 10.
The -causalties 10 Tho late naval engage
ment i estimated at from 100 10 $50 killed.
and from 80 to 40weusdcd.
JED. Thompsoh Witnessed The affair cit.
ting on horseback in front Of the Gayass
house. The remnant Of bis Army were
in the cars short distascs from the city.
JET. loft q the close Of the ssgseeuent..
On Friday evening, citizens to the, nun.
Der Of 1000, armed and equipped, reported
themselves to the Provost Marshal, 70 pre-
vent the destruction Of property by7she
mob, which they feared more than thsy did
the fedesals. 90 49,.
Col. Fitch. commanding the post, Issued
notice exhortiDg absensecs 80 return. se
He alsopromised protection 70 nerehants
and requested them 20 open their ssores,s
hibited.
Aboa. two thousand bales of cotton
were burned. s tl#i ahRT H.a8i
'tfs's1' asA Washington, june 10.
Camp Of instruction for SO, 600 men--Css.
airy, Infantry and Artillery will be i'm
meaiately formed at Annapolis. General
Wool will command. 81
s8 IT, Washington, Juse 10.
Specials to N. Y. Papers state that Mai.
Stone, 81 the Sd Iowa Cavairy, and Col.
Nullin Of tho 8sh Mo-, takes prisossrs at
Shiloh, were released on parole 4 days since,
and have arrived here. They came from
Salina, Alabams, via Atlanta, Augusta and
Richmond, aud report the South one vsss
plantation of corn and potatoes - ouly
enough cotton growing for seed. afa
| Washington, Jane 10.
The House Judiciary Committss hsse
authorised report OF Seustor uows's bill
creating provisional Governmenes, which
will supercede the Milisary Governments.
Northern residents who have Sseently re-
turned FROM Newbern, 'declave that the
UoioD speeches alleged to have been made
/ in the Convention, and UDioE 0e1onstra-
tions made at that PLACE we're only for the
4 purpose Of keeking the hostiis army ct
bay, which the North Carolins rebels are
not strong enough to Iesiss- g,
- sa sl Washington, June 10.
Facts accamo!ate, going 70 show that
| portion of Beauregard,s Army recently. at
Corinth are now at Richmonds Southern
ne xspapers SO state, aud is 10 known that
prominent rebel oliees, peoensly das Cor
insh, was wounded at the battle ol Fair
Oaks.
The Jackson Mississippian of tho 29sh
understands that few shoss were fred By
the Yankos squsdron at Yiekabuek % bAe
i
3Oth tho bombardment Was renewed without
serious damage: The bsss spirit prevailed
among. the ciisens. ssa4, 80
A battle is reported 10 hays tsksu place
At Grand Gulf, between company Of rebel
| soldiers, assisted by the sitizens, ard tho
federal troops. SIXTY q he lattsS are
said TO have been killed. "a 25
1oas- ass'Eaas 'fo,s slosros, Juns 10.
Officers Of Gss. Burssidssi Sts6 rSport
no .rnnsaesious Of nash interest il hn De-
partment since last adyices.. Skirmishing
has been frequent between snA0ll bodies OF
Federals and rebels, mostly II The vicinity
OF Washioeton, North CarOlins. ls1eHe Of
these skirnishes . portioa Of Aasssehu-
setts regiment MAS led INTO % amksscads
and roughly handled. : 'sss
A special 10 the New. York Post, ssls tho
Danish Govsrnnens made I formal propo-
| sition, through It's Minister, 70 atsks eltNe-
send them to- ST. ufoix,, freH VI sAares.-
pvestiseship for. three years, Sper1i1ting
their apprenticeship. Itispf0popeAt - free
them uneoudisionally. The correspondence
lss been sent to the House Judiciary Conn
mittee. - ~" - = 80 'ssaav
sa-.-... Philadelta5s, june 10.
/ The EnquireY Aas letter dated the 4sh,
1 which says our troops have slseady baried
5000 rebels lsfs % the bassles tesld asl Fair
i Oaks., 5,3e.1 a,st a; Il ss...;se.,, .....,s
Prisoner, eoptisue 70 be brought =. One
rebel General taken. refuses 70 give his