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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06


The Federal Ram, Qaeea Of the West.
walsh was eapssred sems time siaee, wsa
recapsared, ca The sd Of April, By the
Ksdsrals, with Ass ersw OF loo psEssas
Including several oi6eess.
The eoufsderases attacked Cape Girar-
dsaa, Ma, on the 23d nls., and wsFs re-
palses3 with less Of 20 killed and woand-
ed. The federal loss was III killed and
20 wounded. - .rsarss
Ths siege Of Little Washington n G.
h&& been abandoaed. 80
Fayetteville, ARR, has been evacuated,
the fsdsrals falling back 70 Springfield,
No. e.. sr 4 a aasa-
On tAs 30sh aIs. all Of the troops under
the command Of Gen. Hooker, except =
small force Ieft at falmouth, crossed the
RappahaansCk fsuF ailss below RrsasE-
isks6arg. -
Fear federal transports in attempting
to ran sAs blockade a. Yieksburg, wsFe
saak BY ths Gre from thssaafsdsz&ss bat
tsSisa. .% z'4fs
Gen. Banks n aEehsd with federal
force from Baton Roags TO Grand Lake,
dispersing the Oonfsdsrats army, eapsnE-
Ing 1000 prisoners, aud destroying the
foanaries - Fraaksia and Gsw iberia,
and deaolishing the sals-wsrks ten miies
wssE oE Ehs Latter Tlaes. Federal loss
in &ll ths engagem snss-~T00. ta
a confederate force attacked and de-
fsased the federal troops commanded By
Col. Anlligan a1 FaiEmoaat, Va, on the
30sh aik- No statement VI the lesa On
sasbss aide Is gisen.
Is was reported on the lat inst, in
Philadelphia, thai Hooksr bad bad ~ sn.
gagsmens with ths eoafeasyates near
fredericksburg and that tbe fsierais were
victorious.
Later reports state thai the fedssals
have taken fredericksburg. IL Is also
reported that 500 conisdesases have
bssa captured. - IL
A dispatch dated May Ord, from saf.
felix, N. c., ssaaa# thss an engagement
has been goisg % NIL day, two miles bs-
youd the Nausea oad.
Il Is reported shas the scnfedssats
steamer, Resxibnsion, has been eapsar-
ID. a9
TIE eonfederatss under Marnadnka
have Escaped FROM Caps GiEarsaesa Aarosa
White Wates, and are disappearing in the
direesisa Of CHALK Blaffs.
fha report that the federals we're 10
possession o. Graad Gaipa prsves sssras.
Ths rebels planksa batteries upon she
hill and rspuised he federal sroops.
Later reports from the Happahaaaeek
STATE shas shs hattie semmsnssa on Sat
usa@y wsa still going %, ana that great
slaaghtsr bad taken place On both sidee,
withoss aay decisive advantage 10 either
party. We will give 8 fab rapest Of the
battls next week.
A. Il A..us mes
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06
r0. ARMsI TQ ARNS,

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De not let these agaya met psglsA b &ssa
pAaes in sAssF hsads thHss pss<soss Feae<2a .
gill snaeie thrm 10 resist the aaassTsI sseas
ares, tha RsseFs, the CAiiis, and he Sssa& -
Ehsy csaAst aYpaa. and What Is Harsf sEsa y
sreatiy ses ERccoT In the momFas 81 sseSs TSiSa
10 oag brave Eea have snly to put tsssF sEsss ~
sheir Knapsacks and md there sEEf rsaeG =
all ths casualties Of the battle Gesd- heS sssi
thousands Of lises would has be s4Fe1 sta wa
esAeEwssspsrasA hefpSe EsAiess Sd Be sstss'zN
CAUTION None are gsaalas Ha!sss sAs saFs
!" HOLLOWAY, NEw YoRK ASB LoSpos ~
afseesa&Ess as ssas&T -zGyk 10 sTeTY 80 :.
bse& sf assHrslasS sfsxad escs pot Of Sexs = -
m&E ~ laxiniy been By AeIaIEs the lfHJ 70 tas =
a Mandsazas reward viii be Eiyea 70 aay - -
sTi0& easA szkegMxfien ~ may less 70 sas -.
az ang party % parties eOsAtsEfeitins tss -
81 vss1aHg me sSHss, sBswsnS then TO es "
sssnste as the AEnufsetory Of Proisasst -.
wzy, 90 MaiAea Lane Mes fsrk. ass ~ All 90 :
table prnExtsts saa Dealers IN AezlSas, u4o@s:
sas sha givilired world, In boxes 81 - oSssS7
eeals ana 8i each ..s.,. 1,
K1sRaese Il Considerable ssviAS sy iA&4As
l&s&eE assss. -...s.u.,
d. RA-Dlrsc4iens for Tie gs.az1cs 81 R@AssAA
every aisssaer are a8xsA 70 sses e@x +.
AHE4ss O. s&&8,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06


HosgsT SAaExG.--lihea Tia 0sh iowa
Cavalry were here, they bad to parcAass
some bay for their horses. 4 party
wohse name ID IN orr possession Iiyang
imm sdiateIy sdjsiaiag the obey, sEsss.l %
fasaisa the QaaFsssmasssr NIL that be
as~ded ~ % 90 Per ton. Nov mark the
sequence. That said Qa4sssrmasses, ia~
stead OF taking piebsias hay NJ % Oh pes
tom, goes oas 70 dor. kiskwsod's, $50
milss from the oisy, and invests il gsbsr~
aassriai u The rate 81 4la,o0 per soa.
And nj the time tina sharasssrissie
spssima Of shimbie-rigkiag ssek placs,
the aaarkes vslaa d hay iainws City was
96,00 pc toa. on coarse, kirAxosa
didn't know tia psiss 81 hay. Ne "a
He sapposssl irwas worth Si2, 90 q ton
---of ssssss b dia. hsbsdy shs knews
Kistwood woald sappose for memsas
thai be isteedsd 70 swiaais tho govern.
meat, Lille Csassr's wife shsaid kaye
bsss, be = sbsve suspisioa especially
where As y NOS knora. Hsnass ssmaall
---lopa CITY Pssn- ssa II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06


- AHxxs7zp. Tho Hon. G. l. EAsr
LAxpiaz1x mas arrssssd % he ssA iass.,
= ~ rssiasnss 10 DAysoa, OHIO, BIZ T..
o. scldisss, md ssns % cSeeiAaasi. The
sssss of ~ srrsss q not ssszsd; bas Ne
4pppe tAaa y - sxprsssa ssasilsssss
\ 1aspf : sngpsrsiag ~ Osasfitatien
- lsws - - Unitsd Sssssu, skiah Ii 4
Erssf ssias Y - sJs. of - psssszs -
miaiztratioas sazl U D
~ ~ 81 bedtes u - lsss ahsa
Ire hfnnks---shs flnit, &sths~s dsshs, al
esiit - sliis.ls- wsss dissussssd II III
SixsA wsrd, llss Yssi. = Insp,lsr. -
AlassssA lpssspa, - lpsas
- - peseassss Nsre .is.t,s epa BF4ss
- n1shstAs 49, 49, I0lk Y
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q d 49, Y 20
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

The lonely sentry walking bis ruaa4s At zasas
sxsosed 10 dFeaehing E&isk and chill aIsAt al, u
efteR Ssizea With most FIalsal palni, ss%3 M
sg1ocs1tag hoaFseasss, eEGt synptonE d salG2
consumption, but II supple viii HsiiugEy'l alIA
and Hailsway'E oiatEGsGi all aaRgez is sTerisS
few Pills taken aikht and nsFaLa9 and ist an
meat bgiakiy rubbed twice Tag ever the EAgs8i
sa6 ch@ss will rszssye tAs seFefesl palma ADD -
the msssg DASSEa0us eoUaH, TseFxiarw ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06
SOLDIERS, ATTENTION.

Ssa to ysaz aHa health, d. nel LEsSa Is tak ATzJ
saFglies sIthoaSh..Hest valuable Ths Pills NJ
OshsDent have been thoroaGhly TESTED, Z . ~
shs aaly remedies aSed In the 1HFepeAH c4zsS al
nagTackk for over forty years p~ctGT EOslaEsg Ass
supylied AIl the Al mics Of Europe, EnA arTias h
0RLMKAsN CAMPAIGN he sssaAlA&Asa aSas d
Bslaxixs9, Ter tie exclusive ssle d Asss sxEAf
REMIDIkS, MANY time his Speeiil Gsssi aGa
has sold uTsf Sssa 10 wsfght II The Oastzsai u
sleais dag Thess terrible and tati eEeEss q
the s0LDEkn IN UAAP,
DsszThsa, DYseAtaEY. SeErvT kssss al
&GrafnHsza EruRsiSns. all alsasseai De q sAfH
before stssss FILA, b olNTkENTi I'd asE Ssaa
tMe err rings khfe&ahoga lhf land,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

E4saG masgAss, sore and ttis yslats, Aissssys
aaa k.2ann49 f9sss ah Ehsks Zee Sakaier nus ~
AnFs. Mu3HExS RHKREBgR THIS, wses yvsr
seus sxe afaspfns tAslF nRskFss 70 zsss aasxsg
saink what poi 81 tais AL ERALJxe COOL
ING &asvs wsh sfvs 10 he sSs yen eve whsn hf
Ewsy kgTa hons and trispaa. Il szrakas sss
&kkss sozSh the fsei 90 shss fasg Ca ssazrs nsas
fatigue. Is ssethes and FsAssss tAs lu4ansA ID
st4Gsped gafnts, leaving then sEppls, Esrsas n
ytgagsas, whiie for
s&bRe Cats D. GwmshS& Wsaaas
IL stands anesasIIsd, remsvlag md prEsaaas
every vsskage 81 iHsanHsktea aad gsntsg arssaz
the eAses poGsthsE, 10 Qatekly sad eg@passes is&i
the most frightful #aands.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06
wives and Sisters of cur Vss.
RM&A asa
Extraordinary military saIYs

Tou cannot put into tAs kn&pascks Of ysH In.
bands ard Brothers, more valuable o. MsFt Is.
esEary Kifg tesa supHly sf ERis s.F
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

A1sMN uskSss sn @Ssn& MMsA A1 kaA&ss
faith In the professions Of d Abolition
Pressdens, ne aashsf Of The ssissspssssi-
eonaicA,p sss Dsnocrssy of Polk county
srs'a aais on shs great aaessioa oh Tho
day. While Va bare been NIL The time
gsiaiag BY AOcessisas from the spposi-
tiaa, neta ssasis nsn Of say inAaenee
has isfs tha Dsmoerasis p&rsy--shs Only
isdividaal Of whom ! know Asviag Do
serted q she ssssny, bsiag G. @. Coils
and the exteas % COR loss ia getting rid
IF hsn l. bsss DESERVED b. Hsary Clsy
Dean, who said, 10 bis speech u this
plsss, shas II loosiag d. q. 0sss, the
Oemocrasy had lost just abons ~ mssh'
- an hsasss Scotch bssgar would loose
In .zsfsily ssabiss ~ I'D VIA j 1sa
Tsss b So Dsr,s ~ ~. II. - ~
Collsesss, nosss Rspstts % ~ 49,.
has ben resemn4Adiae Kist4s6 o.
saspnA 10 ssis Il Astses ess1e5 II thie
dtssxtyk Dfd u 50 sSsl y - bleod
thirty Hal hossds - - ms a.
sssss ID - taik a1ess 10
sIIblyf - issss ~ On - plsytd Il
ID moro th.a ons Sense, b otAsss tk1n
nsnhsta y tss kIslji3sa psriya -aay
4e9l4 d ssl1 10 na6esk k6fase sssevsl Il
- 80 4 $3.50 go - -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

nre Iower. Speculative shares arc all lower. and
the desire TO sell very great. Canton Company sold at
3la3l!. Cumberland, 29029i. Pacific Mall J202l3.
New.Yor Central sold low as l2e, closing at l2i
so,. Erie opened at l0lt and closed at lOltDlOlt'
Erie Preferred 1921 QlO2i. Hudson River, l39l@l3i
opening ut l3l. Harlem fell to l32@l3a decline OF
cent. Reading. l3iall3t Michigan Central was
firm ard In demand at III. Michigan Southern Ell %
s3, fall OF 81 y cent. Do. Guaranteed l2oa l29i Ill
Central l20.4l2l. and very active. Cleveland ana
Pittsburgh 9jI 995t. Gaena and Chicago lOJ4 1V9'.
Cleveland and Toledo ll3all4. Rock lsand loi~lO''
Burlington and Quincy. l200l2l Prairie du Chen %
aC5t st noon prices barely sustained and there
was 10 appearancc Of buying from new parties at'
trac,od by tie decline AZ tho public Board there was
AN improvement in several leading Stocks. fFie com
mon TO 103, and closed at lO2. lOJ; NeW-ioih
Central. l30lUl3l Harlem. l37i Michigan Central
III. bid. and no sellers; Michigan Southern, eJi9ei!
Tie advance not long sustained and Eric receded
to lO2 and NewYor; Central TO l30. The feeling
among operators was not confident, and there was
strong disposition tho part OF outside operators to
reduce their business The following the closing quo
tatons Of active Stoeks Tennessee State 6s ty 0OJ
Missourl, State Co. Ggi; Pacific Mail Steamship Co..
2Ct taol5 New York Central Railroad l0i 1906 Erie
Railway 1922 1921 Erie Railway Preferred. Jos el9i
Hudson River Railroad 1901 dl30s; Harlem Railroad.
l379l3s; Reading Railroad. Ilii; Michigan Cen
trll Railroad III; Michigan Southern and SOrthern
Indiana Railroad. s39sJIi Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Guaranteed, 1877; Illinois Central
Railroad ~ @l2i Gaena and Chicago Railroad, iDai.
Tie following table will show the highest and
lowest prices Of tho week a tho Stock Exchange Board
of the principle stocks and compare those OF Saturday
last and today:
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Tng NEW NORTH RIVER STEAMBOAT CoS-

IrruoS.-Thc mammoth steamer when was aunened
some time ago BY Messrs. j. English 4 Son. Las re-
Gently been re- clristened tho CONSTITUTION ny "hen
namo SIZE viii hereafter DO known she Was hIS' eai'a
hs "piet.tor" and subsequently, the A. L. 81. John
sbe IL of the best materials and all her ap
noirmens arc such to insure every comfort to tho
traveller Her length is iO7 feet with 81 feet beans
,pd viii draw, when finished. only i've feet OF ws'er
which small dra viii enable her at any time to er'''
tho flats Albany No particular attention has oo'"
rad toward making her fast boat though she VIII "t
rive ut Albany In ample time to make conleeii'hs WIZ"
tho New.Nork Central Railroad. Her precise tunn's'
is not yet known. but is calculated that she VI" w
abo to carry upward oi 80 carloads oi hesn' anu
900 passengers. The Constitution has Tour o'os"
with three saloons. containing over 100 statci'orS-
which are being fitted up in giant sts!e. Her ensn's
were built a, the Morgan Iron Works. She |" eSle''n
TO be placed upon the line about the Is. Of oc'o u"'
der tie copluand Of Capt. \, =. St, john
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

JOIN MTCnELs youngest son William fell
m0ftally wounded on the battlefield Of Gettysburg shot
through the lower part Of the abdomen He wns III the
R near the breastwoTks held by tho Sd Corps. IN the
last desperate charge which Longstrcets troops made
upon the position.
OVER TIE FALLs-We hear that two men
went over Niagara Falls last Friday evening. u is
stated that ut O'Clock ia tie evening just Giler dnak
a party Of gentlemen crossing the bldgo from Goat
bland naw boat containing two coming down the
rapids IL passed beneath the bridge and soon Cisap'
teul,od 10 cross from Chippewa and that tho current
proved TOO strong Tor them they rcached this side Of
Inc river tLockport Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
LIE, al rnr rrntIc noAnp Ar 2. v.
SATURDAY. Sept. l2-P. 81

Stocks were in panic this morning, and n low
range Of prices established before tho Board. New.
York Central at 0i a. could not bc sOd above lJO.
Eric Common l0il oio2; Reading. 49, Michigan South.
cri. eJi Illinois Central. l2li Cleveland and
piitslnrg. %; Rock lsand lo5. At tho Stock
Exchange to-day. Government Securities were steady
at abou. yesterdays rates. Border State bonds
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

Freghts are dun and heavy. To Liverpool
the engagements 1900 bushels Wheat at 5id.. in
bulk per steamer $500 packages Cleese at iOs; 80
packages Pu,tcr at +cs. and 80 boxes Bacon al 3os
Tho charters are a neutral bark TO Cork for orders
with grain at S. 3D. quarter another 10 tho Bristol
Channel ard Prssian TO tie River Plate. on pri-
vGto terms.
Tho business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Re-
celpts sl5io IA co. for Customs. S5l77uoi Payments
s. 90 GO Is; Balance e26 gl02es Ql.
Gold opened on tie street at l.9f, and main
tanned his pTco during she early par. OF tie day Al!
tho Board the qgoiaiion l2s el29. In tho af;or
noon the rate lge s2s and upon the stree. quota
tons as high as 80 were made.
Money has been active Throughout. Tho day, a, 7
pr cent TO brcbols bat At this there 10 iToa.
BE IN borrowing Tho Bank Statement Monday.
vii show al Increase Of loans and DEPOSITS represent
Tag IN part the sale of per cent notes As early
~ Tuesday the Treasury Department is expected 20
call FOR e. 5000 On account Of the no.es.
The downward tendency OF gold under the
military progress Of tho week is having It's eject upon
TIE produce markets AID Il Is already evident that
further decline III react upon railway business grow
Ing OFT Of form produce. Tho enormous exports OF
cereals and provisions made IN lsC2 and 1868 to
groa. degree caused by tie rise 'xchnrge; and with
gold a. par fam produce would have sold Of prices
fatal 70 .Ac earnings u railroads under giich prices
rose 80 rapidly and steadily At ,ais time tho markets
u. Europe Indicate a reduced demand for American CO.
roals In tie fico OF abundant, crop in Ito United
States The pension u the European oue, for farm
produce WILL under good crop. reduce quotations ai
home to points which Nl not fairly pay tie producer
and the transportation panos ald reduced
meni NIL De shown as tie season advances.
The subscriptions 10 tho J-20 loan have been
small during The week just cadei. and FOR tie
they have lost their popularity aoCdns temporary
employment !or monoy. or as permanent Investment
rs has hcon brought about by the sale OF go oooooO
Six PEG Cen, Treasury notes. made legl tender FOR
hor face They possess the double properties Of bonds
currency and tie saesi mode of using idle money
Parties having ftarc payments TO make lnd IN this
how security something which canno. In period of
six months doprccnte beyond = cent in payment Of
debts calling tho interest total loss i0s six months
Nothing cl,e is a. inst loss through pancs IN
the money market or from adverse political news and II
is no, unnatural that the public ready to follow tie
lead Of the banks and DO eager TO get Of those
notes possible. They viii for tie present ab
sorh money. ard cannot initiate tie currency untt they
are under very adverse ncws thrown into c.rcu.
lntion IN paymen, OF debts. Tlc deposits fog cos to-
day o75O direct end sO $50 from agents In all
1900, on temporary loan. s'5ooo
The Exports Of Specie were $29e, ,i96 60 by
the City OF Baltimore sl76s95 33 By the New.logA. and
slo5 ~ 80 by the Coisloa-ln all $50, 3e5 ST.
Expor; Of specie from the Port Of New-York
FOR The week ending Sept. l2;
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
To'al...................E q

", r.rt.fea -ti rrrsss4 - ..ni sir.l 'irre fed
fr-s Af-. Anbeis three rifet fiFsr fi'ces
hali csrriss-s te.4-s iss'foyod by 10" cavalry
cufIfasal
To so,ai tuuhef q ohcsf' tAisn sil ,. 'cen BY tho
lr1rylas f-ff q 10 Proves. Nsfsi - f'~nsf MAJOR
ss . 2. slss arfs eros' a. - aau coail'. ]
.--lsrs srd frsse.
O.fsf q tld DO - Dor 49, iasrs nnd
stlty q Gar;. ". J. hsrs LrEinesr succesffri
cl0ffol .tf rfauodaelt ci opegagii1I iiiThii9n, "a
lily Qsirr4 ty 's,L NoFr.Lsfls trt y and dis
bliel g. and l,sa. elusrd1i, tas arrsiy con
uitnft wy sGrsfy g. fhr tal u
i.eris colrtiy q fra aff Hitherto unknown top
Irhy finfsfty to N . uepaTtsat sal SHOW DO
40 sr-o = ~ -r4 ssrvl0s, Is promising
0flr b. ifasI h- slail' cf fssfsn rsna ius'rv
lslsl rfl.n - rHliis wualtei 90 OF. uv
rlo gut cd s4I of decuss Ito y
fail1sl, d. Re! b hrrgf ana kilhy Sllh
W : EOsflnASs, 's'or General
Gfs der C,n. l. TEoHn Atls;snto,H " Abingdon ID. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Tnill..................

The total imports at Now-York for the week
cndlg Sept. 10 compare follows with those Of the
past four weclS:
Week End Sept. 10 Sept >. Aug 81 Avg 81, Aug IA
Dry goods. $4,000 LOOM sI,i.6 Isl l.b lIba JOB
q. lnlse.. 30 2loy0i6 1885, so l1Oi 30 2Jl 0l1
Total .. $J G2J9O 31JS2gi 2,39Go6 350sl2o 4C63olO
Tho following table shows tho receipts and
payments Of tho Assistant TIoasurors Office and the
receipts ut tho Custom House. for tic week eadss tg
day evening;
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
lIrccipfs Of Produce.

SYPr Il 61lO bbs Ilur 30j ooh. Whlsty iO' bh otA
Ma, s0V bas. do. % eco bush Wheat o. 100 bush Sout
500 bush Rye H. pks.. Ashes 40 pkss Oh axe ~ Pas
Provisions, III IAss. Petroleum ?oeV pAlA bus'eE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Live STOCK Per Erie Rniiwny.

CAxryILLE sept. i2.lh. follow ing Live Stots i'
oy thc Erie RAway is week 80 Cattle ~ DO 's~
~. sheep, H. DO. horses.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Tie Netr- Ufl6aHS FIcdyuHe OI lHo "VH
thus notices Money matters there:

The only life or vitality in moneyed circles osservaoe was
steady delasnd Tor sidi s"nS
Of SorLern fund. for remittanco The counter ate igr
cocI IN New. York range from par 10 discount io b. II
notes. and from par T. cent premium iCr currency! ~
haze 10 1uoe ou .'de from to and 2. discount we
Jr,os however would meet the views Of re'ttsrs N
general Al the counter Of the Citizens BANK the ras vas
- Il = h. own uss and L. T. ~ lie other banks
ihe n rs RANGED hon TO u cent PREMIUM ior he owl
grs In ou.gu we have chan 10 note sernns fmyee
~, fo 10 tue tho bank rate, and 53 20 JD
u, 10 90 fo fsncs Paris direct. Our currency continues
IN lie saIne chaotic state have commented on r Weeks
past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-29
SECOND EDITION,
THREE O'CLOCK M,
THE SITUATION.

Up to the present writing to-day, y. m,
we have no confirmation OF the story tina.
fighting had been entered upon at or near
Harrisburg. Neither is there any confirma-
ton of the burning OF the bridge across the
Susquehanna at Columbia
private dispatch received here las. night.
al O'Clock. from Lancaster, ls miles from
Columbia and 10 from Wrightsville, says that
the latter place was not, when the dispatch
was sent, e O'Clock p. M occupied by the
Rebels.
No mention was made Of fighting at Column
bia or OF the destruction of the bridge, occur
rences that would have been known at Ian
caster at that time had they taken place as
stated by the reports.
Up to this hour telegraphic communication
is complete over the road from here to Balti.
more and from there through to Philadelphia,
Harrisburg and Pittsburg.
No attempt has been made thus far upon the
Washington and Baltimore Railroad, rumor
TO the contrary Notwithstanding
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DARING RAID OF REBEL PIRATES

Saturday the telegraph announced the sail
ing from the harbor OF Portland during Friday
night, without orders, of the revenue cutter
Gushing, leaving a portion of her crew on
shore, and it was presumed she had sailed to
JOIN the rebels now preying upon our COM
merce off the coast of Maine.
Al the request of Collector Jewett and other
gentlemen, directions had been given 10 pre-
awaiting the arrival OF the officers who had
been ordered 70 her. Her late commander.
Captain Clark, who had been i'll some time.
died on Friday, leaving temporarily IN ccn-
rland Lieutenant Davenport. whose Southern
birth gave rise TO the suppositon that he had
deserted TO the enemy.
Immediately on learning that .ae cutter had
left the harbur Collector Jewett dispatched
three steamers, armed for the occa sion, for the
purpose Of capturing and bringing her back TO
port. She was overhl uled ten miles from the
harbor, and after short engagement, the rebels
who had possession CT her took to the boats,
setting fire - the cutter, causing her to blow
up.
The following telegram from Collector Jew
EFT, received a the Treasury Department. gives
the concluson OF the affair:
PORTLAND June 2r.-TWenty-t men frcrn
confederate vessel entered our harbor last
night in the prize schooner Archer, boarded the
cutter, oSeTpoWered her crew, and made sail
on her.
They came to burn the gunboats here
We have captured their vessel and all OF them,
and have landed them at Fort Prebe. No ons
was injured by the cutters shot. She sankim.
medIately after she blew up.
]. JEwgrT. Collector.
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FROM EUROPE.
THE PIRATE FLORIDA,

SASpr HOOK, June 29th.-The steamer
HecIa, from Liverpool on the 10Th via O ueens.
town, on the nth inst, mas just passed this
point.
The steamer Etna arrived in Iiyerpoo, op
the 10th. The Hansa arrived at Southampton
on the 9th
Mr.. Bright argued, IN Parliament, that free.
dom in the South would increase the produce
of cotton. af#
The House of Com mons has rejected the
annual motion for ballot by 80 majority.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, Wednesday,, June 1.-THE Olden-
burg brig Cero which arrived at Gibraltar ON
the 18th inst, makes the following report:
ssOn the 1eth Of April we fell in with the
Confederate steamer Florida. She ordered us
to heave to and take five men, ON board from
her. The Florida had two hundred prisoner.
on board"
The Hsses' city article says: The English
funds were net SO strong yesterday, but there
was ne other cause for it than the renewal of
the tiatness OF the Paris Bourse in the foreix.
stock market. At q further average rise Of
one quarter Pet cent. took place. Mexican
bonds are quotsd At from aS to 3sx. Il
! The confederate loan was also strong in con.