The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-11-19
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Nov YORK. Nog, Nov Herald Coy
roint spscial sssYss RiehG3ad papers
express great dissatisfaction over tac re-
ssuli og the Presidential chscsisa 10 The
North. This Enquirer says. aThe re-
election Of Lineoln Is the greatest calausi-
tythas has ret bsfaIiaa the prospects Of
tho conssdefacy. There has hitherto
boon reasonable hops III the hearts ct
Of cur people thai fonF yesrs Of fraisiess
war would prove suiieien. to satisfy the
iffasu tied hOrdes Of tho North, that .
free people struggling for rational exis.
tenoe cannot be subdaed; but the COM
pafitive unAYinlity with which the pres.
emit administration IS retained IN power
for smother term Of four years, is an en-!
iorseniens of all tbs harharous acts OF
Lincoln, and demand for more blood.
It is time GOV for our people to awake
from the pleasing hslunieination that
peace is to be reached through any other
channel than that Of war; the only ar.
gument that can reach the yankee MUD
IS the sword Had the peace party
triuInphed in the North Oh the Sth inst,
We have reasonable hops that another
November would have found as peaceful
and independent But God has willed
otherwise aud He alone can tell now what
il Ia store for u4. Ono thing is certain,
and that is VIC must fight We must lay
aside all athcr E5oAtirns and make var,
and war only, our business, until our in.
dependence is acknowledged. The daily
increasing hor9es Of the invader must be
laid in the dust, and our ability to CON
quer the lainiOns Of tyranny will alone
constitute the warrant Of our nationality
New York, Nov I7--Ramors are rife
to da.t concerDin. Sherman's present
movement. Some say that tiia G1yera.
ment hns assurances that Georgia, North
Carolina and Ahbam! will b. az once re.
stored to the Union ii Shcrm IN en- march
through Georgia and take Charleston and
Savannah. Others supposed II be we'll
informed, say there is 40 ground for this
report, aad assert that the object is to
move toward I,yacliburS, and cooperate
Nlth Grant against RiehmnnI.
Sherman is reported to have reached
anu taken Augusta ia.
Gen M>C'ic.tan's re+i-n1;iv.l has been
accepted, ami Sheridan appointed to fill
the vacancy.
Rumors from the front still assert the
evacuation Of Petersburg BIZ the rebels
Nothing yetheard OF Sherman through
Southern papers.
Cairo Nov l5-Several attempts 70 cross
Texas cattAie over the Mississippi river to
Hoods army have baen frustrated by The Gun
! bosts. The rebels leaving the main herd,
numbering about three thousand, strongly
guarded, had crossed Black River. Col Far
Fier started in pursuit Of them The enemy
hearing Of This movement msved the cattle
across the river, Farrar, however crossed the
river and redo down the guards and captured
one third, of the cattle and dispersed the re-
maiuder. and tao& several wagons, mules aud
horses. lie Aiso c0pIIrc Brig Con Conovsr'
.Tebsl laS Of truca waiIh reached Paducah
yesterday, relIe5.iag al exchange of-cir iseu
prisoners that they had captared On the
/ steamboats,. The reqaes. WAS refused.
Ssw York, Nov. l5--iamy Of the POtom2c
letters say that affairs are unc,mmonly dull
and the nights are Geld Not IN item Of news
Tie Worlds Washing.on special says tina,
Wilcox, the American c)nsnl at Baha, had
arrived at Washington and had an Interview
with Secy Seward. II is sail Seward will
, send an apology to tha BrazIs fo7 the cap
ture Of the Florida
The Tribune says that Capt Collins will be
| sustained by the Governments.
The Herald has details OF Shermaus and
Hoods movements since September, when the
latter commenced his flank movement. By the
LIT Of N1Tcmber, says the Herald, the Army
OF the Tennessee had left Rome aud was On
roate for Atlanta. Tbe 4th, I4th, 10Th, l7th,
18th and Goth corps we're concentrated at the
last named city, and after rapid preparations
began to march. Sherman felt in the high
est spirits and telegraphed his Intention in
these words: Hood has crossed the Tenn
essee. Thomas will take care Of him aud
Nashville, while sehoGeld will not let him in :
to chattanooga or Knoxville. Georgia aud
South carolina are in my power. shall
strike, Do not be anxious about me, sm all
right"
Rebel papers announce that he has
started on the march to AudersonviIle
where the rebels have twenty thousand
Union prisoners penned up like hogs On
his way but few days ago, Sherman
wrote to the President of the st Louis
San. Com. as follows: Il thank you for
the fu!fIment Of the request to send GER
tain articles for our prisoners at Andcrr.
sonVlile. Things have changed since
then, and ] may go in person to deliver
the articles to the prisoners"
Washington, Nov. 15-The gunboat
Tutch attached to the Potomac feet, loft
st Marys at three O'Clock on Friday af.
ternoon for the navy ward hare for ro