The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-08-02

IMPORTANT NEWS
Washington, July 20.
AL the rebel prisoners in] The Old CAPT
toll will be released Tomorrow and sent {
Fortress Monroe, for exchanges.
PbiladeIphia, July %.
The private subscription for bounty t
volunteers, up to the present time, reache
5000 200. asa 81 a19df
rs. gai. : !. Cairo, July 20.
The gun boat Tyler, from Memphis, ha
arrived for repairs. She brings mo late
intelligence from the Fleet. ea 7taita
Boston. July 20.
The aun boat Huntsyille arrived at Ke,
West 90 the 24ih, with a rebel steamer an,
schooner, both captnred on the coast, Will
cargoes Of cOttof. afss asgasI., aa,,aea
IS Chicago. July 20.
The New York Times Of Saturday give,
full list of all tie vessels now 10 the Ma
w. and shows TINT when the war com.
M enced, We had only eighty-eight var YES.
s.ls. while nov y. have two hundred an(
ninety .two--6fty-ise Of which are wooden
and built within tie last gear twenty .thre.
are iron clad, also built during the year
and nearly two hundred purchased ant
armed by the Nav. Department in the same
time.
st. Louis, July 20.
Information hts been received that 8
large force Of Guerrillas have entere ed
Missouri from Arkansas, and are, now On.
camped near the Suite line 10 Howell and
Texas counties. Many refugees from those
counties have reached Springfield and Rol-
Ia. We are assured that our troops in
Houston, Texas county, have been reinfor.
ced, and are sufficient to repress any dem.
onstration.
Louisville, July %. &
It is reported that band of guerrillas
under Co. Cana took Russeilville this fore
noon, killing one or two Of DOR Lieutenants
and wonding Capt. Morrow of the KEN
lucky volunteers.
A few hours after the rebel capture OF
Russelvile, portion of federal regim ent
which WIS due there had probably arrived
and reiis;ated matters 4ies aa,
Jackson, Tenn, July %. 4
Brownsville, twenty-six miles west of
this pl,ce, was ents. cd BY eighty mounted
rebels on Friday morning. One hundred
and si:ty bales Of cotton were burned BY
them, and $40, 900 10 gold carried off.
Yesterday, Capt. .DOllins. with fifty cav
airy lad skirmish with 200 rebels on
Hatche river, at the mouth Of clover creek,
which is ten miles north Of Bolivar, killing
and sounding IL of the enemy, capturing
Is, nd driving the remainder aocoss the
river Ca 4. Dollins was. woaoded in the
foo, and lost 3 men. .saes5ss
y-.as s2Sa'ESa Washington, July %.
It,eems to be the impression that draft
ing viii be resorted to in most Of the bor
der States. Gov. Bradford, of Maryland,
WILSON commence.
Commodore Por.er, of the Mortar feet,
arried here yesterday, and will doubtless
remin on duty IN James river. On the
way round, he captured valuable prize in
British steamer loaded with guns and am
mutton for the rebels, which was making
in br Charleston. AtH&"asT aF.taaz 81!
~ ~ Washington, July 30.
4 despatch yesterday from the head
quarters Of the army of the Potomac, says
Dr.. Willians, who had been prisoner at
Salisbury, North Carolina, for several
arrived here on Saturday. He
states that for ten days after. the battles in
front Of Richmond, 10000 rebel troops
passed through th,t town daily on the way
to Richmond The troops came from
James Island and Eastern Georgia. Among
other facts the D.. learned that II 1000
troops were ut Charlottesville, waiting
portation to Richmond, and that 3d.
600 conscripts haze been raised in each Of
the States OF Tennessee aud Georgia since
the 9th Of July And tproportionate
number 10 the other extreme Southern
States. 2 He ais osays that lAdjutant Gene.
raj Hill, of Richmond, reports that 49,
600 troops wereengaged in the seven days
battles. DR.. ,Sune, taken prisoner at Bull
Run, corroborats the above state ments az
far as it relat este the movement of troops
tn Richmond i these statements are true,
and there is evey reason to believe they
are, the rebels ale stalking their all 10 Vir.
ginia by concentration within it's borders
of an overwhelming force. III
,gaasg Yew York, July 80. q
The Times Washington Dispatch has the
following: Is rs~ .sgtHtI 81 q5h7o
3n You may rely lpon it, that q vigor pever
before known in the conducting of shis war
is heuceforth to mark the policy of the
Government. Tie organization Is perfect,
and the material abundant, the soldiers be.
ing pushed rapidly to their places in the
field. Us aus sgsssgz Us & y
'-+ JVo,b,u~kao 1n1v "a
Lieutenant Rogers, of the steamer Hunts
Vile, reports that he fell in with the British
Schooner Aques, of Nassau, on the 10Th,
of Abacco Island, without papers, and sen.
her to Key West for adjudication. ID On thu
2lst he captured the rebel steamer Rell-
ance, just ont from Dobay Barr. Georgia,
bound for Nassau with a cargo OF cotton
re % Ta2sGus Ma Cairo, July 80.
The steamer Platte Valley from Memphis
brings news Of the capture Of the dispatch
boat SalIie Wood by the rebels, $50 miles
above V,cksburg. The rebels had q mask
ed battery, and succeeded in hitting bel
steam .pipe, thereby disabling her. They
sovk Yu;,u ..umoeI of prisoners ana tnef
destroyed the boat. They also fred int
the Queen Of the West on the way up, kill.
ing two or three and woundiog SEVERAL e
,cass era Washington, July 70.
Gen. Pore and staff left this morning fol
his head quarters, in the field. Before
leaving he lssued An order that NO pnssel
to the lines Of his army should be granted
excepting to those having Official BUSINESS
.sg Louisville, July 30.
. Gov. Marofin has ,ssued prvc am Ati or
calling the Legislature together the l4sh o.
August. et xs8s za .s64fEe
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