The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-11


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Washlasoh, June g. 16 B: hsalA dis
/ ratc dases Z sep. Ita:s, I'd, from Sherman
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az "A New Hape CAareh Dnu the I'd
Schofeld and Hooker hsriug, been shit
ed % che extreme left pushed iorW 81 ard { q o,
ward Mssiesta.- AE ,the saIae time SSher.
aaan rH aarEara's cavalry were sent %
sa !l - EhifAJ Jthsg ,Essebesa sLl sd II
nsla sa1esse Has 81 asio s.m sasmszss1 ID,
+, easa sRpvemeata,s the, dispatch asys.
haxs aecgEea the pass which was epaaidl
sHed fpTmiaahla one, J., All, ID, =,
4, lbs qthsr movements in progress are
pot proper for publication 1t present,
81. Spshiag from fig p 4 Grant | since his dspaash
At Yesterday morning ,Telsgraphe com
munaraslO9 vas Eagl obgEFfrRcfed bY, . terrible
starp q thg peninsula Fii ~ a. hIe5sa In
aaslL sigpea .ybgsgd & tsTAkNTQS-s :
Washington, Jaae, 3.--AgsteaEnsr from
~ bite Clend yesterday amsrsRsrts heavy
IcapHonadiag hsara. when shs8 lett, ind.
tpatang m engagement in progress. nd Z,
IasaA scaYalryman fromths front reported
tlssg6eh csrps engaged, having brought it
|ppI IbYa q rapid and sudden, movement from
xIafk Ia riahf E
Several regiments Of negro troops,
sdo5a htsess Aiportion of Buffers foreesJ were
being landed at White House, = ,,,';,-t.i.
Nn eop6rmatian reeeiEed at the Navy
Department of the reported engagement
rhasEseR our guaboats and theHonclads on
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. dispatch from the army of the Poto-
lslscsd dated 5 p M Tuesday, says ,,..-o
IS HFpeys diYlsion ADVANCED against the
hreastgprks held By. Breekinridge' s. corps
on the south side of Tatapalimey Greek.
on high eminence, very strong position,
and one which might bare. been, held
against vastly Superior forge. The enc
ny after firing ROuRd and seeing the
determination mll Of ouS forces 10 take the
place, eYacuatea it and retFe4ted e The
woods. ~ .'','' u
Our loss was about 25. - %
We took so prisoners, mostly belonging
70 Disadvantages corps, some of whom
said they were in the valley in the fight
with Sigel, but did not have to fight as
stubbornly as they do here
:. An attempt was made to turn our left |
last night and cut us off from White !
Hsnse, our new base of supplies, and was
defeated with great loss on both sides.
An army of the Potomac dispatch says:
The .5th corps advanced from Hawes'
Store, Monday, towards Bethsadia Church
and had drove the enemy about miles at
sunset. ~.', 49,,
While our men were engaged in dig |
g7Hg rife pits, Heke's Rpds Barlys d. |
visions made an attack on Warren right |
flank, causing him TO fall back from the |
tifst line. The enemy then sdvanced and |
charged the second line Kitchen's brig |
ade Of heavy artillery, posted there, open
ed a heavy fire in conjunction with she |
batteries Of both faanks, which nearly de- |
nIIeiished the rebel c6lumh of attack
The enemy fell back in terrible disorder, |
leaving their deadahd wounded behind.
New York, June "A Port Royal let
ter Of tfe 18th says: "...:
F. The expedition fitted out to ascend the
river and cut the Savannah and Charles
ton rivers, vas met by force Of. rebels
who succeeded in stopping our men. i
We lost one steamer about a dozen of
the crew '''''',''.
- Cairo, June 4.--Forrest was last heard
from At CoriRth. -i3f.. f,.m2
Within a few weeks past he has for
warded large suppliess ferage, &C., TO the
vicinity Of Jackson, believed to be prepar-
ing for another advance in Kentucky.
The western part Of that State is iuu of
Faalkneris g,aerrillss, who a completely
oTerrun the country, committing numer.si
gus depredasiens. +. ~ sfsz.., asrsda +
"A steamer from New Orleans ,reparts
that when she arrived at Baton. RoHsa she
lssraed hyea dispatch Just aasaisga stat II
Ing that 8 steamers had been; hHnaea n
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