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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

ABOLITION gKCggsaosIxW,

The Puritan celrgency in Boston, ia
December last, signed an address to the
President earustly praying that the prom.
ised proclamation OF January LIST might
be carre1 int fuilsfset. Thier names tiiled
nearly double column Of the abolition
journals Of New England. Among them
was shi signatuEe Of Garrison. --Amoag
A be has never changed hisposition d
an ahaiitionist We may justly infer saat
these pious patriots ware bis deciplss, We
append few extracts from Garrison,
that our readers may Judge hc@ strong
she love Of the Union and consultation
ID 10 the brests of these Puritan Doctors
OF Divinity. Many Of them are careful 70
place D. ID. after their names. Read
wlsat they say through Garrison.
s"Ths North must separate from the
South and organize her own Institutions.
Cup with the Gag Of disanion that We
may hava 4 free and giorioas republic oil
eur own; and when the hour shall come,
the hour will hare arrived for the ever.
throw of slavery
ssThis Union ID lie. The American
Union is an impostsr, q covenant with
death and agreement with ball. Tam for
iks oVsSfhroac.n
'sThe constitution Is rotten, fostering
coErupti su.r
These are the santimeats Of the Puritan
diyines who slgn petitions wisH Garrison.
He controls TO day the aboli1ion party not
only in New England, but NIL over he
country. His sentiments are the policies
~ she mfsyssr{xsra ss5xr Fy;s .arfsve 4. j.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-11

The Abolisionists freqaensiy quote SEN
ator Dosgias as aathority for prosecuting
the war bat whea his evidence is brought
agaiass them, proving ing went in for the
wsxtsas ameans Of dissoIving the Union, %
they soamsnee cursing him, asd all Who
endorse what he said about kzzeas diaun-
ionism As yile seeessionists. $50.
The foilowihg letter fEo# hr. Douglas
to s. 9. Hsyse, OF Chicago, contains the
Senator's evidsHce against The publioan
party, and fally establishes thsSass Of shs
disuaioaism IT it's members. 1t proves
saaa che soush wezad have accepted the
pssgosissoas Of ssmpromise introduced By
Mr.. DoagIas, had the Republicans bean
willing TO sdops them, as settlement ID
the question which was then producing
secession and xiisuuion. saeh faesa COM
ing 10 hgAA shsw the chasassss and OBJ
jscss Of Blsak RspabIicsnism.
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NOTICE.

AH peFsons knswfn9 themselves indebted 10 ths
andaFxisned by Meta or Dosk account, ahd Sos
due, are requested % call sud make inneatats
payueas and all persons ewing aeeaaHsa are re-
q9essed 10 Ssia and settle By meta stAsrwiss De-
fore Shs arst dag Of MARCH, naxL rs we are deter
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about tbs Tst Of January last, pals RED OK, six
or ssweas ya&F8 Old In aae zpEin&~ j. a. GsCr 4
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TINE LKYTxx.



Mx uRAR SgR-~s . You will have
reeaissd my proposed amendments 20 the
Consultation before yoa receive this
THx Soaxa WOULD FAKE NY Pxorosgrfos n
xHx kxESzMzc Ava would AGKgx 70 IT,
Bat he extremes North and South held
OF and sss psssipisasing tha country into
revelations and efvil w&r.
while can do no oct which recognises
or eoanEsaaacs secession, my policy l.
psaees aud win noe consider the ques-
lion Of war znsil every slort has been
nads fox peace, ard nh hope shall have
vanished. Whsn that sims comes, If an
foTsanAssly 10 SHALL como, win then do
What IL bscomss M Americsn EenatoY 60
do On the shsa ssase oE fasss. Many Of
the Rspublicsa leaders desire aissolu-
tasa at the Uaioa, Asp uaax wA8 ia 4
xzAks Or AccszpEasaasa nxsrx1os; while
others are Union msn In goed faish. We
have naw Reached the point whssu com
PROMISE - he hasis a iaus ual couceas.
ian. ex disuuioa sna war. are Inevitable.
uruxw i 1aix aaA ius4 ao,nuxomtss. /
sknlI nnk@ : speech n fsw d3ys. a ]
Xonxs sxuiy.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
FROM The ARMY Or 1IIE POTOMAC
INDICATIONS OF A BATTLE SOON
,THE ENEMY NEAR AT HAND
Our Army Not Weakened In the Least

Special Dispatch 10 The ~ Y. Tribune
WAspNGToN. Monday. Nov. e 1863.
From the from; We learn that there are iDdl-
cations Of disposition On the part of Gen Meade 70
obey orders by attacking the enemy and the truth as to
whether Lee intends TO fight not VIII soon he settled
There no need Of hunting for the foe. they are oil
around as well as within nnes ia evidenced BY
the capture Of correspondents within three miles OF
Meades Headquarters
The statements which made upon direct and posi'
tive authority several days ago TO the effect that the
Army OF the Potomac hns not been weakened by the
withdrawal Of able bodied soldier ser 10 Ncw-YofA
10 vote is strictly true day We learn from add
tional sources OF information single regiment has
been sent home "a recruit brigade bot II doubtful
whether Il viii arrive In 10 enable its officers and
soldiers vote but measures were iAken To md out
their politics, The same corn. was pursued With refer.
encc 10 conYalcsccD IN - hospitals. Al those fom
New yort were sen, home under general order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
THE TREASONABLE PLOT In OHIO
DETAILS OF THE PLAN ADOPTED.
How tho Rebel Prisoners were to
DO Released.
The Villainy Copperheads are Capable Of:
PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Nov. 2. 1864

PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Nov. 3. le6a.
A special dispatch from Cincinnati to tn.
Essnxs Busis of this city contains the following 70
spectng the reasonable plot discovered there:
1.-THE parties arrested are held In $4,000 each for
hearing on Wednesday before ". s. Commissioner Holi
day. The Hon. George T. Pugh is counsel Tor the 40
cuscd.
"On Sunday tho Marshal went to Columbus on
special train and arrested the late State School Comms
sioncr, Cathcart; J. ID. Crisop formerly partner o
Mr.. Thomas Mr. Slsde. formerly Rebel prisoner. an'
Dr. Lascllc, who stands very high among the Copper
heads
DIR. Lezclle was pat In the Pcn'cntiary. and III
others brought in irons 10 this city and ransre,
to tho County jail
Mrs. Palmonter was \ washerwonan az the Unit
ed States barracks in Newport. and acted as Cobc
tween The prisoners and their outside en.issares.
The detectives gained the confidence 81 Mrs. Par
mener and also that Of Nm Mcdonald. and both wa
men became parties 10 the plans Of tue detectives. nu'
all met frequently AZ Thomas. house.
Thomas furnished money to bny axes and ohlcro
hrn "a r.eas. the prisoners. he also furnished d.
guiSo io one Of the DETECTIVES Who Travelled h,.wec.
the Columbus and Cincinnati Confederates.
This detective also visited Colgmba, frequently an,
conferred with tIhC n; aud Others there. snd u
conference with Cathcsit when CAihcori arrested
The pan for enccting the release oi the prisoner. a
Camp Chss. va. - follows
When the prisoners saw n beacon light ri certain
p1.n; they were 70 h. ready h. iale their leave.
'Ihe prison guard TO be shot 10y outside psriics
and aIes were 10 be thrown over the ualis to th'
prisoners.
"Ihe prisoners oncc with their were 10 b
provided with arms and then they 10 storm th'
Pegiicntisiy release John Morgan and other Confcde
officer, sud the whole party then to siari fol
the Ohio River and cfoss near MAystile
"cAtAoAft vac 10 so along anG rrccis. commission
In the Rebel army ss a reward Tor his service
"Csthcnri arrested ut the house Of the Rev
sabin Hcugh
Houeh 10 the sccessionisi 10 whom Mr.. Vsnandis
ham wrote IN the year 1901 that the Union was hois
les,ly divided
wild ~ the scheme o. liberation appears. hn'
10 be abundant evidence hat 1t TO have besi
tried weck ago.
The plans. however. uiscarriei at sEa, time
"Osher arrests 10 be made.
"It IL not Known how extensive the or5an1aton To-
this internal busness wac"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
THE CHINA OFF CAPE RACE.
HoNoRs TO TIE REV. MIR. BEECHER
THE MEXICAN QUESTION
ADiplomatic Rupture Between Russia and
the Western Powers Anticipated.
CAPE RACE, Oct. 81, !
via PORT HOOD. Nov. g 1863. !

The steamship China, from Liverpool on the
oath via Queenstown the 2h Of October passed this
point route to NewYork at o'clock this Saturday
evening where she will be due Tuesday night
The China reports that she experienced strong wester
ly gales during the passage.
The steamer Louisiana. from Eew-York, arrived at
Liverpool on the 2Jd instant.
The dates per the China are three days later than
those already received.
The news by the China is meager.
The London Morning Herald says that the
capture OF the steamer Sir Robert Peel by the Federals
of the Rio Grarde is exciting considerable attention at
Lloyds and pressure viii be brought upon the British
Government the subject il being alleged that there
hot the slightest ground ioi hex seizure. -
Henry Ward Bcecher had been presented
with address By the students Of the NonConfernist
Colleges. He also entertained at farewell break
fast in London.
A Paris le,te 20 Tie London Daily Ners an
ticpates that the eemiobcis press Of France viii n
mciatsy receive orders 10 say that after ALL tie Mexi
csn people simply dr.irc annexation TO France.
The Polish que stion remains without change.
Tie london Tres publishes n letter by the we'll
Known correspondent Mysterious" commenting upon
aud showing the importance Of The seizure Of htstcan
in the Mercy and expressing the belief that the
public will stand by the Government ia their determine
lion to defeat fraudulent contrivances.
Mr.. Laird had boea speaking Birkenhcad. defend.
Ing his course IN ihc rlatter of the Alabama, etc.
The Emperor Ions Napoleon had received and con.
graduated the Mexican Dcpltation ON their success.
The Paris correspondent Of The Ddy fsrs anticipates
that the scrni-oca, press Of France will Immediately
receive orders say that ".fer ALL the Mexican people
simply desire annexation TO France Under French
Prince"
The Paris Bonrse continues heavy
ST. Petersburg accounts say it Is the general belle.
that there viii be dplomafic rupture between Russia
and the Western Powers before Christmas.
There were runors Of threatening situation of sars
between Russia and Turkey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
FROulgB ARHYOE1HE CUMBERLAND
The Capture Of AOoA-Out
Mountain.
MANY PRISONERS TAKEN BY GEN. HOOKER
Capture of Nearly 1000 Enfield Rifles
'wxsRxGroN, Monday, Nov. 2, 1868.

iwxsRNGros, Monday, Nov. 2, 1868.
TIE following was received to-day at the
headquarters Of the army:
CHATTANOOGA Oct 29--ll 80 p. m.
Maj. Con- II. W. HALlECK. General-is- Chief:
Since the fight Of the night Of the th the enemy has
lot disturbed rs.
Gen Hooker took many prisoners, among whom were
sour o6cers and one hundred and three lien. He also
captured nearly thousand Enfield ri6es His loss was
three hundred and fifty officers and men killed and
vounded 6. II. THOMAS, Maior-General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
Rebel Cn,a.r, Threatening Crnnts to"'
nominations.

LotIsyiLI MONDAY Noy. i-0j.
The Journal learns that ;. ID. Lee, Wheeler,
Ehoddy aid Forrest sie in -. "rlshporh'oi o. p'
cstui Coar,land and rnsorinbia sgaih OF the Ten
nes.ee River with a combined force Of ljooo Rebel
cavalry prepared 10 operate on the line Of den "'an'
communications
\ party Of Wbeolci's scents were captured in Man'y
County Tenn. recently, ard sent TO Nashville.
Forrest /, rcpoitcd 20 have been wounded again. in
battle nea. Tuscumbia, on the cath alt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
To Inc As'ecis'ed Prtsa p y
Ann OF uK roronAc Oct. u. 1893,

il wa Moseby in person who led the eApcdl.
ton n n cultured Lieut. l. l.. Stone Commissafy OF
the artillery reserve and thirty fur SIX mule teams.
near Sew-Bliimore Tie guerrilla cl'itnn rode aion
with about - men. lrcs,e1 IN TIE iniicd Sthics ni
fofil in4ririug hr Lieut.. Si>gc. Whom that or!oei
wa iolId be- ~, pm, under sTeu. snd hnseby repre-
seniing - command to be squadNn oi Tue Ir'h "a
CaYlry directed the es.rstcfs 10 psTh theii "as"n'
aud nnifch the mules such being th' orders, a. he a.
ieged iom headquarters. Thu being dnhe. the mules
scIe ealiy on and part Of the frih destroyer.
IAcri. Stone hhd considerable amount o. ,visIhD,-l
funds ~ his possession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
Lutese Wa L.rcrDool.

LIVERPOOL Saturday. Oct. 2i-p IN.
The China could not leave the Mersey at her
regular hour owing to dense fog. she sails this NJ
terDoop.
Tho London journals Of today contain little Of in.
terest.
TAs Tsass has editorial. holding up In moving
tones tho threatening position Of affairs throughout the
world. and urging that il is the plain duty Of England
10 seize and al the opportunities postion and
a. arbitrator make and keep peace while she can.
The Army and Navy Gd;effs considers the Southern
cause more hopeful now than for time past. and
thinks that II similar apathy on the par
Of the Unioniss should mark the close Of the year there
will be great chance Of the South obtaining arms
ticc. and that armstice will lead to adjustment Of
the present dcplorable difficulties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
Terrific B0mbardment OF
Fort Sumter.
!, BIS SHOTS FIRED AT THE FORT.
FoRrHEso MONROE. Monday, Nov. :, 1e6a.
The Richmond Wing Of Oct. 81 has been 70

FORTRESS MONROE Monday. Nov. T. le6s.
The Richmond Wig Of Oct. 81 has been re-
csiyed here and contains the following dispatch
"CHARIEsroS, Oct 30 1862
Tho bombardme,t Of Fort Sumter to-day Is the
he aviest that has yet taken place. From snndown on
wednesday until sum,own on Thursday l.2l5 shot from
l5inch mortars and 3O0pounder PARROTS have beer
thrown against the fort Our loss is seven wounded
this evening the enemy opened from the mortar bat
terry at Cummings Point upon the northeast angle o
the fort which to be the special object OF thei
attention.
THE enemys batteries engaged were those at Gress
and Wagner. the Ccntc- Battery. and Cummings Point
Baftary with the addition ~ three Monitors.
The bombnrdmeui 81 Fort Sumter still goes on, hn
the fir. is much Stacker. Our batteries fire slowly and
deliberately. The enemy at present pays no attention
To them"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
Naval Movements.
SUCCESS or The sTgAM-FRIGArE SIAGAl

SUCCESS or TIE sTEAA-FRIGATE NIAGARA.
We have received letter from the United
States steam frigaie Niagara, which was recently ia
zeod Al tie Boston Aayy.Yard On her voyage nom
Chariestorn sue easily made ten and eleven miles an
hour although the immense weight 81 her battery hepi
her very ar down IN the water IL y believed by our
correspondent that ID. vessel can make from ncen %
sixteen miles an hour easily with medium armament on
board. This establishes the complete success of The
Niagara. Ia her former condition she was too heavy
and TOO unmaDhgeabe 20 be used general service
bot now having been made Of scryccable szc and hay
ing proved herself fast she vii be most valuable acqu
sition 70 the Government. IL II understood that Com
modore Craven will receive rowing commisSon from
the Department enabling him to visit what ports he
thinks proper, but rendering 1t obligatory upon him
however 10 endeayor to fall in With Ito pirates. The
many changes made in the Niagara make II difficult FOR
pesOn who knew her years ago 10 recognize her now
DURLISG IN THE navy.
The Navy Department having been in
formed that Capt. Cohen of the U. 3 Marine
Corps stationed at Mare Island Navy " ard
California. had sent a written message In INC
nature Of challenge TO T.. A. Selfdge clerk 81 the
commandant Of the lurd court.martial was ordered
TO investigate the circumstances Of the case Tho co
found the accused guilty OF the specification but not VI
the charge; and the announcement of their verdict
having been received by Mr. Wecs. II was disapproyed
by him. because. frat the record IN neither case eA
hbs or lccites the charge upon when the necsen "He
tried. second the court had power TO iind inc hc,
cused Suty Of any charge other than that preferred
against him. and having found hin not guty 'ney nhu
authority TO sentence hin and thid tho decisoI "
the court Is directly In conflict WIN Tue lct
for the be.ter government Of the Navy which makes II
puuisnabe ofense to send or accept a challenge 10
fglt duel or ac a. second in duel nthere wac any
o6cnsc committed bv the accused IL consisted IN -
violation or at least an evasion Of the law referred to-
TIE MAHOPAC.
The final work OF this vessel preparatory Tor
launching has been commenced. and will DO finished
in few days.
yOLUSTEER SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FUND
BONDS No. 7.-Controler Brennan on Saturday after
noon opened the bids for $780, 900 Of the Volunteer Sol
diers' Family Aid Fund Bonds No. 2, redccmable on
Nouenaler la1I The bids Wcre as fOOWs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
Inn BEEgHER NL,l LONDON Nl)(
MN. ''T-TNl -ALllTtI0G
A, r,., usiastic Reception
NJ. p.,.., ',tween England and
the UnitsI S'a'es s.,
Her Hecls, from

The extra Cunard screw steal ~ "oois' "om
Liverpool at p. on the 2oth and o.. ~ ~ -.
2lst ult. arrived here yesterday. Her L -. 90
anticipated. Tho steamship Germania 1. 1917
ampton Oct q, and the Inman steamer City 80.
ington, from Liverpool Oct q, via Quesnsto
o arrived here on Monday morning. Telegraph -.
maTies Of the news received By these steamer.
already been published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
From, San Prancfsco.

SAN FRANclsco Saturday. Oct. 81. IeoA
There has been little business doing from first
hands during tho week. The jobbing trade Is salts.
factory Hardware stocks arc running low and assert.
inc large business with the interior. CASTLE Soap has
advanced 200; Crushed Sugar lsc.; Drills. 2ic
TragGener & Ashoenbar, Wholesale groceis In Call.
iornia street. were attached to-day for about e73oOO
Is considered very healthy.
Leading mining stocks continue TO define as Winter
approaches. Ophir Is about 1880 y foot; Gould
Curry $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
wAsuroros Monday. Nov. Q ise9.
RECEIPTS or INTERNAL HgyEErE.


RECEIPTS OF INTERNAL REYISIE
The receipts at the internal Revenue Bureau
for October are 90 per cent in excess Of those ior Sep
tember and include about Al $1,000 IA The tax on de-
posits and circulation Of banks The entire receipts
since the Bureau went into operation are S1SOD OO-
nearly $1,000. 900 for the past month.
THE DISHONESTY AT THE NEw-YORX CUSTOM
HOUSE.
II is ascertained that the statements in some
of the New York papers in regard 10 the abstraction Of
bonds from the Custom House ard the connection o.
Mr. H. B Stanton herewith. are very incorrect There
IL the best authority for saying that the evidence thus
far adduced does not tx upon Mr.. Stanton any partic
patton in the Transaction.
THE CASE OF LIEUT.. KETTRIDGB.
The Navy Department has Just issued a gene
ral order announcing the result Of the General Court
Martial at Philadelphia which tried Lieut. q. W. Kett
ridge the charge Of maltreatment Of an ordinary
sesman. Lieut. KettIidge found guilty and sen
fenced by the Court 10 be dismissed from the naya
service. and the sentence has been approved
Secretary Welles. in promulgatng this order says
The Department trusts that this example will have the
proper effect both officers and seauen admonishing
the that the law framed for tie protection Of sea
men from wanton or tyrannous abuse Of authority
endi AOt DC VOhteu WIN inpunltyi ana giving seanen
to understand that while they find their officers held to
strict account for the exercise Of their authority they
In their turn expected TO conform TO the require
ments Of their duty with readiness and cheerfulness"
U. s. ATTORNEY FOR FLORIDA
The President to-day appointed ii. G. Plantz
Of Ohio United States Attorney for the Southern Dis.
trict Of Florida TO Ill the vacancy occssioned by the
promotion Of Mr.. Boynton TO the Judgeship. This
young gentleman has been fayorably known as the
private confidential clerk OF Secretary Chase.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Capt. Benjamin +. Sands has been detached
from the Dacotah and ordered to the command Of tho
Fort Jackson.
Capt James Alcon has been ordered to the command
OF the Brooklyn.
Lieut.. Roderick Prentiss has been ordered TO the
Oneida
Lieut.. 4. D. Greene has been ordered special duty
q Gew.Y0rk.
Shaking Of the Passport.
t ToRoxTo. G. w.. Monday. Nov. 2. 1863.