The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-08-02
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we're still shelliug ths batteries when our In.
formsnt left. No response was made.--
Tho canal 10 now finished, Bat the engineer
delayed letting on the water until apotheF
rise ID the river. No doubt u entertained
Of its success. sas -
..s Louisville, July "A.
A party Of q gusrrillas in Todd County,
few days since, were attacked, through
mistake for Federals, BY another rebel
squad Of 40, coming in.. The FORMER whip
ped the lssterj 8, wsts killed and quite :
number wounded.
s Washington, July "a.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has
received cheering adviees from the Indian
Territory. Large Members Of Indiana have
asked to be furnished with arms to operate
against secessi0Dists. f.t,. = ~
1t has been asoertaiped that the rebel
government processes 70 have made treaties
vish the Choctsws, Shawnees, Senscas and
other tribes. and that they have appropria-
ted money to carry the treaties into effect.
Az the Senecas and Shawnees are known to
be loyal to the United States, it is sup-
posed that the treaty has bsen made BY .
few only Of thsir Chiefs suith the seces-
sionists. ID
gesl Washington, July 25.
Specials 20 the New York papsrs.-Sens.
tor Lane, Of 'Ksnsas, yesterday received au.
thority from the President and, Secretary
Of War to recruit troops under the late
laws. With this authority he will leave for
the west tomorrow, where he will issue 90
order calling for loyal pen, irrespective Of
color, and expects TO have one white and
two black regiments in the ield within three
weeks from the time he reaches his desti.
nation. E - a
Washington, July Is.
A telegram from member Uf McCiel.
lan's s.sf says all civilians, including all
correspondents, are now excluded from the
lines Of that army.
Wlsbirgtou, July Is.
The frst OF September 10 determined upon
~ the day on which the internal tax bill
goes into practical Operations. Collectors
and Assessors will be appointed, and what
ever other work 10 necessary xillubs done
before the date fixed BY this hotioe. ID Il
te a Chicago, July Is.
The New York Herald Of yesterday Gays
the telexraphic advices which We publish
this morning from Washine.oh, throw q
food Of light upon the late Ministerial and
Military consultations in that quarter; es-
peoially upon the Order Of the 22d. from
the War Department, and the enforcement
that between the Radical Republicans and
the Conservatives, tho Cabinet has been
upon the verge Of Complete dissolution
that Seward had made Up bis mind to re-
sign il his conclliatory and pagnanimous
oounsels were to besuperceded by the vio-
lent measures demanded BY abolition fanat-
les, and that bic retirement would have led
to an entire reconstruetion Of the Cabinet,
and that to avoid such an embarrassment at
this crisis, and especially to retain the 10
valuable services of MIR. Seward il the
State Department, the President has re-
solved to harm onixe, as far % possible, the
Con6scation and Military Acts with the con.
ssrvstive war policy which has thus.far per-
vaded every act, message, order OF procla-
nation Of his.
Philadelphia, July IS. J,
The City Council yesterday appropriated
half million Of dollars for the payment
Of bounty Of City dollars to each voluu-
teer to supply the quota from that city.
Cape Race, July Is. :,
The Rsna, from Liverpool the 10th, and
Queenstown the l7th, has arrived.
Details of the fight before Richmond
were received with great interest, and were
eagerly caDvassed.
Some iournslsregard the battle % great
reverse TO the federal arms, and reproaches
the American Goternihent for treating it in
any othef light. n
Others contend that Mcclellan sustained
no serious disaster, 10 practically nearer
Richmond, and may congratulate hiinself
on the most successful operation Of the
war. IS
Hopes are still expressed that more pa
.ciac counsels will soon prevail as WASH
inKton.t
The Times is particularly bitter asd sar-
castiC, and treats; the mattel 40 decided
rebel victory. 1t thinks there 10 good ev-
idence that the beginning Of the end II, not
far of.
In another article il denonncss General
Buffers insolenos in his intercourse with
foreign COnstls. si I ..ss 5
! The Meroins Post aaya Affairs approaciI
crisis which will necessitate some decided
course onsths part Of the North. Neusrsls
cannot much longer remain passive specsa-
tors and the great question 10, when shall
the South be considered to have indicated
its rights to recognition. i IS, Is
The News points ous what .would bs En-s
gland's feelings, situated like the North,
and argues that secession ahould be crushed
out at al hazards. S * ~
Fort Monroe, July -.
The Mail boat has srrived from Hsrri-
sons Lending. No news-all quiet.
Washington, July 26.
The reported disrupture in the Cabinet
10 without foundation. The utmost hsr-
mony now prevails among the msnbers Of
the different Departments. ..l.f
ak- ii New York, Is.
The Hsrald's Washington correspondent
learns from pretty socursts private sources
that EWell's, Hills Longstreet's and Jaek-
sons Divisions left Riohmond gradually
during the past week. - Y 81 e.
@ r. Cairo, July 26.
The steamer Wilson. from Yicksbere, sr.
rived last night. When in PfincSton bend,
eighty milss. above vicksbuTg, she was fred
into from the Mississippi shore by several
six pounders. and : score or tso Of Kss-
ksts. About six shots took soses- mostly
musket balls. One shell barst difS6tly N.
dor her boilers. bot - oas ,hsEts
1lsnpbis, July -.
Two hundred and forty psfSoSs took the
oath yesterday, and one HUNDRED and twenty
revived permits to 50 South. d sasss'