The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-24

ana fastnesses. Their familiarity WIN
y ,o",.isp@'sss e''s 2 the" 70 dude ~
Col. 0sary has h.e1 ordrr~d 20 report TO
Gen. Bapt . in The futU,e. having he 2 re-
n.sv.d frpm gusvdin9 the lower porss'a -of
M.nnssss road; ~hich duty he hss been per
f.,rm,nx fur several We. h, 10 the extent ~
20 mile. along tn Biu- Rsige and adj cent
ranges. which arA BGtsssfd with hAns1s ~
pn.Tr,iIns, VIA watch every aquarium y tn
shoos or capture oor pockets and f'r"s'ns
parties.
J.6-rson CRY, Mo-. NAV %.
The rebel Lieatenanf ColHnels Rawlings.
Mel thnny. SHERMAN ani Dawes we're cap
,urpd. IL the vicinity Of this city. nv Caps.
Torten. They .r. said TO be emm,-ar,.s
from I . rebel arnv, on . mission ~ stir'up
rebellion in Missouri.
ts1 sGFs Washington, MAY %.
The War Department, has called f"r n"
defnIte number IT tr.nps but has re. opened
thu rrcrniiDx stations lately closrd Some
new r. pimpn,s ~,ll b. raised for spsc,al
service ; fur, her thnn hts No formal call has
been mode. The main object il 70 obtain q
rrserve 80 GIL existing regiments.
Letters from N-~bern, N. c., say at
temps are being made in that State ~ raisa
u Union regiment. hut il is douhtful II
mnre than one or two c0mpAni.s can be
raised.
Washington, May %.
Specials to the Nv Y,'-k p,pee..-T The
frieni. 1T Srnatur Sunni ma Tax Bill are
6 ,nf lent that IL Will be- nd"pted, Tn. sec.
ron relar,dg Ia, tnx incomes, provides 'ha'
il shall he levied annually upon the incom.
Of ev. ~ person ves.diny in the U"ted
States. From whnt.ver source derived, be-
tween $500 ard So 600 n tax IT three per
cent. ; from $4,000 20 $50 QUO, a tax Of 5
per cent. ; ~ inc,ines from property cit'.
gems Of IN. United States, res,d,"g abroad,
exceeding $1,000. a tax of u per cent;
income. of rel yions literary societies sub
i.ct To the snmp Tux us individuals, excerpt
IN cases If societies whose inc me. are de-
vntrd To III" circulation Of tn. Holy Scrip
lures nr religious tracts, or for the support
1T Religious Missions; 80 much incnme,
however. as !. derived from interest IN se-
c~nrir,es of the U ,itrd States shall he taxed
ID per cent. ; professional comes under
$40 600 40 ar g p : CENT.
The ,p,ninn IS gaining ground that the
rebels will not give battle al Richmond, but
evHcuntr. 49,
There il re-y high authority for the opin.
ion that thc Fug,,ve Slave law does nor *
tend to thu District of Columbia. Mem
brrs IT thu Cahine', ami Senators, whose
legal knowledge is Ut the FIRST order, agree
in this.
NV. Haven. Conn, NV %.
Jane. Dixon was to-day elected Uuited
States Senator.
"#@ New York, Nav %.
The news from Eng and j. h.althfui. 1t
is u-csr'a,ned that the rum"rs vt 'ntervrn
ti,n have been the creation Of secessioni-ts,
aud are without foundati n.
Nv York. May %.
Prompt responses have been received
from most If the Governor. Of th- New
England Sta es 10 the call fur Hddit oDaI
regiments by the War Department. .EE
Louisville. May %,
A dispatch from before C"rinth ye-ter-
,iav 8 ,vs there had been considerable -k'r
mi-h,ng IN the day previous. The reb
pis 10 cverv ease had bsen driven back
Our loss rs ~ killed AID wounded : enc
my'- loss about The same. Deserters con-
tinue to come in daily.
Washington, May 81.
Hickman, Prndletnn. Grow and bun ap,
have been appointed manag' rs. nn The p +.
If the II ,us-, 10 Prosecute the Impr,ch
ment Ut Ju,ig" Humphreys, OF Tennessee,
b. fore the Senate. 1883 '
Washington, Nay %.
The Navy Department has received full
reports from the C"mman.iers Il New Or.
ie,ns. ace '"panled by an elahuratr plan Of
the Forts rs they appeared after the BON
Out of 800 shells thrown, LOO were
cnu"'ed On the soI,d ground of the Fnrt;
llO0 Exp "ded in tn. air over the fort ; 81
3UO in ditches and overlooked portions of
the fort; drawhrdgrs, bot shot furna
e.s. cist-rns completely destroyed. All
G ss-,natas AID pass .grs were flied with
water, the 'rad having been cur PLATFORM.
f"r tents bee" burned up /; casrnates crack
I'd from end :" end. and the roofs ut many
hrnk.n IN !; fnur guns dlsmnnntpd, aud all
guu carriages and traverses injured.
New Y rk, May %.
Advices from Nassau, N. P, To the 9th,
say that the steamer Ove' ia. from L,v-r-
pool, was ar,n'ng there MS u rebel pr'vnteer.
Washington. May %.
SpeciaIa to the New York paprrs.-rhe
Tr,hune says il il NOT yet precisely def, r
w WIN uun''eT VI Vo!unIetrS WltIsurs
called for. but It will not be far from lOO.-
600, including thos needed to 6L up old
Reg minis.
TIE lie aid says that it is at present de-.
ciiei 10 accrpt so 900 more volunteers to
fill up Regiments that have been thinned
"u' by Wounds and sickness, and to form u
re>erv", under dr,ll, for the future. which
may he ready ut any decisive moment.
New York. Nav %.
Dates from tlavanna to the l7fh, Vera
Cruz l2th, aud CRY Of Mrx,co Of 81, have
been rrce,ved.
Private letters say that a battle had taken
place.
Arultiz 'neo was driven out. the Fre,ch
losing most in killed aud mounded. The
M-x,cans retired. ets %+@sS%
The latter directed their FIRE principally
t Officers. koOw,ng hat they could not b.
replaced uni! fresh ,mportations could be
made from France. -
Gen. Prime and stiff had arrived. Thev
We. 9 not recr,ved with much en- hn>iasm.
A Spanish war steam. r. had gone Il, NV
Orleans 20 Protect the property of her
h"i,c NJ %jast,'s 81 CTS.
Saiadad ami Curdosa y. 70 occun;ei hv
Mexican II ops ~ s"On as the French for.
crs left there ! 500 were ready to occupy
Ar'zaha in the 8 .ine way.
TIN French ,rnnys ARE moving towards
The Capitol. the Mrx,cans closing fast be.
hind them.
The black vomit was committing fearful
ravag 4 among the 'rnOps Mt Yer, Cruz