The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-19

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LeHIsyILLE, March u. Gen cambridge
ordered the arrest OF Col Frank Moiiord
for disloyal sentiments uttered IN Q
speech At the sword presentation at
Lexington on thursday. - :...e. =.
FRANKYoRq, KY., March l3.--Tt 10 un.
derstood that Gov Bramlette addressed q
remenstrance tothe President respecting
! the enrolment and enlistment of slaves
in Kentucky, and notified the President
that Le will execute the laws of KEN
lucky against all who attempt to take
slaves without the owners consent. He
claims that Kentucky has furnished more
than SO, 600 of her sons to defend the
Government and will willingly furnish
still more; that she has proven her 10y
atty and must be treated as loyal. her
laws constitutionaily enacted must be re-
spected.
New YoRE, 14th.-The arrival to-day
of Havanah intelligence of the 9Th. The
journals contain copious extracta from
late Mobile papers showing that Sher-
mans expedition created the greatest
alarm there. The Federal troops are
charged with having committed irdescrib.
able outrages. :
Steamers Fannie and Syren arrived at
&00SAA VII tue twenty hlubu Win GATHO6e
of cotton from Wilmington, having run
the blockade.
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Mexican vessel San Francisco, formerly
an English steamer. .......
The news from st. Domingo is favora-
bic to the Spanish. A battle has taken
place at Maluco, in which the royalist
troops surprised the rebels and rushed
upon them, destroyed their camp and
put them to flight.
Nrw yoRx f4th -Tbn world's Na,w
Orleans letter thinks thew have reason ~
expect success from the news received Of
the. river expedition. A cavalry force
xvuas cant tn tho. e-ont ~, H. .h:..o-..L