The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

.o.n 24y1. hssgsfriysd. Garibsldi's po.
Dision 10 &nchag8ed. n..,.
IrALY = vics6f Lmasusl denounces usr,-
baldi % = rebG Il reported thas g,al.
di9i will BE 0poioled Military c0'f II
The re Times srrues that although the Il.
test American advices show On apparent
impro vement 10 financial matters, the aay
a ss dome when the people Of the United
states will uudevstaud the positioD Of theis
6naucee. When that ,time arrives, the
Times shipks, the principles which have %
often - yersoed N the bankruptcy q
European Monarchies, will assert them
selves with equal vigor 60 punish the hnen'
cial obloQuiee Of the American Republic
The same paper says thst the American
news is q . most gloomy character. Il
says ihns on oil SIDES tho poiittcal bor1sot
grows biscker and blacker. Ifsthe North
was not blind With fury they would now se'
what Europe has seen from the beginning
} The Hersid speculates on the ELECTS Of
drafting. and thinks 1t will try the temper
of the Northern people more than II hat
vet been yried, and shake to its foundation
the totsesipg ed,Bce OF the Union.
FRAycs.-The French War Minister hal
several steamers FOR the Mexicaf
expedition.
The Italian crisis excites much interest il
Paris. Indications Of Napoleon's policy
were eagerly awaited. The Constitution one
declares that the French will not receie be
fore any menace.
The Bourse is fat at 68f 75c.
Il EAtcison, Kansas, Sept. 3.
Ben Holiday and J. Whitney. Jr. arrived
here to-day. Their time from Carson Val
ley to this place, they report was clever
DAYS and one shour, including tblrtocI
hoass detention this side OF Salt Lake.--
They represent the mail route over thu
Cherokee trail, as excellent. No Indians
were seen. holiday states that after thu
10Th inst. the overland stages will past
through Denver. .s
Louisville, Sept. 3.
IN. view Of the preparations making td
resist the enemy, the excitement has con
sijerably abated. The guerrilla johnson
who is reported to have captured Union.
town, below Henderson, was attacked o.
Morganfeld by Col. Sbackelford's 9Th Ken.
tucky cavalry, killing and Capturing q mum.
Der. His troops are still pursuing the re-
msinder. ta,.s i
Cincinnati, Sept. 8.
The rebels, 5000 strong, occupied Lex
ington, Kentucky, Tuesday afternoon
Railroad and telegraphic communication
has been established between this place ant
Paris. d ai.'a
A reoonnoisanee on Wednesday procee
ded to within 10 miles 81 Lexington the,
found ell bridges burned. Nothing 10 know
of the rebels movements since their occupa
tion Of Lexington.
Recruits from camps IL tho interior por
tion Of the State are constantly arriving
here. Our military authorities are very 40
tHe; large numbers Of negroes have bee,
sent across the river to work on the foftifI
cations.
Halifax, Sept. 3.
The Turin Gazette Of the 2lst uls. pub
fishes decree proclaiming . state Of sieg'
in Sicily.
Il is asserted that considerable number
of officers of the Royal army have declared
that they would resign rather than fgh
against Garibaldi. s.
The Paris correspondent says that Gen
Cresia, with so, 600 troops, did not preven
Garabaldi from reaching the sea port o.
Catouia. The Inference 10 freely draw
that the Italian Government dares no
throw any serious impeachment in the way o.
Garibaidi. i 20
Washington, Sept. 3.
There has been no battle fought sinc'
Monday. That was Q desperate one u, i
took place in the vicinity of Fairfax Cout'
House, and resulted in decided victory
for the Union army. Our loss VAS abou
1000 killed and wounded, including large
number Of officers. -
W0hi Bgton, Sept. 8.
Reports that the rebels have crossed int
Maryland still And believers, but nothing
up to to-day Is reilly known in regard Il
is. The weak points along the Potomac
have been, and are being, considerable.
strengthened. IL 10 also reported tina
firing was heard in the vicinity Of Lees
burg, hos We have no means of ascertainiD.
the truth Of the report. isE'
The latest Information that has reached
here indicate that the rebels are making
demons Yssions on the river, and shat the,
have already reached Leesburg, spreading
between there and Chain bridge, Is if de.
signing to cross in the Deighborbood OF
Poolesviile. Cavalry and artillery have
left for there, to assist in guarding the
fords. go
1t is reported that Winchester is evacua
ted, and that tho rebels have appeared in
great force in the valley.
Our troops, though much damaged by the
late severe service, are improving fast.
as .ii# Nashville, Sept. 2.
Reports from reliable sources state tina,
the guerrilla Forests entire force was cap
tured last night at Alexand ia, near Leba.
non, expeditions from McNiinnville, Mar.
freesboro, and Lebanon, having attack ed
him simultaneously. ti15
Washington, Sept. 2.
There was considerable fighting between
Fairfax Court house and the intermediat.
space towards Washington yesterday after
noon. The rear guard consisted, il 10 said
Of Hook RS and Porter's Divisions, who
did effective service. in keeping the enemy
in check As our troops were moving into
the Notifications. and protecting the city
on the Virginia side.
The city to-day is comparatively free from
excitement. ~
Washington, Sept. 8.
The movement Of the enemy Monday VA
2 repetition OF the old game 20 get beiwee1
Pope and Washington. When the move.
ment became known, the necessity Of guard
,Dg against it caused the whole army "a
abandon Cedtreville, and it Was massed
On this side Of Fairfax rs-hnuse. Yes.
'erday noon they again marched, and By