The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-11
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s The report that Grant had hag aeffsa.ssG
Lee was The only topic Of eonyersatii,saa col
and eaased an unsettled feeling ii con com
l1lelrcial circles, ~ ,,,l.'.. M
Albany. June 1.-The news il ,;uss n.
ceIved of the whole central .ssart a. the
village of Glenn's Falls, including 2 banks
Z churches, post Office, large number OF
dwelling and business houses, being des-
treyed by fire: .a .. ,s,'.s - -
Z New York, june 1.-The Persin took
oat halt q million in specie to-day. 81.
+ The 1Ommhia from New Orleans 25th.
mas arrived. t4gd
l. Papers contain nathing Of the move.
ments Of Banks or Candy y, .a,..-..L .
Mobile papers manifest considerable
anxiety IN consequence OF the interrupted
telegraph communication With Richmond
Matamoras dates Of the 18th state that
there were 10000 rebels at Ringgold
barracks designing an attack on Browns.
vile, 's''. .r =. u =
New York, June IA Tribune, spe:
eial says:
The Indications are that Daniel 8,
Diekenson will be a candidate for Vice
PRESIDENT at the Baltimore convention.
The World says President Lincoln in.
hmated that IN case of reelection he will
make change in the Cabinet. The fol.
lowing Is put forth as the probable ehaag-
es:
Secretary of State, Chsrless Froncis
Adams; Secretary Of Treasurer, Isaac
Sherman, of Missouri; Secretary of War,
Simon Cameron; Secretary Of Nevy,
Henry Winter Davis; Secretary of Inle-
rlor, Horace Greely; Attorney General.
". !. Dayton; Post Master General,
Schuyler Colfax.
The World also says that the presence
of Greely, .Pomeroy and Gratx Brown
here is significant
\ Herald special says: See. Chase has
determined to pu' IN market from fifty to
one hundred millions of six per cent bonds,
redeemable after 1881; also that the
French Government has assured Mr.. Day
ton that no rebel iron clads will be per
mitted to leave France
Washington, June IA dispatch from
Grant, dated I o'clock this morning, at
Bethsaida Church, states that Yesterday
afternoon an attack was ordered to be
made at Coal Harbor, by the 9th corps ;
the troops under Smith, Warren, Burnside
and Hancock being held in readiness to
advance in their respective fronts. The
attack was made with spirit about5 p. M.
until after dark, resulting in
our carrying the enemy's work on right of
9th corps, and still hold them, also the
frst line in front of Smith the latter.
however, were commanded by works in
rear, which made those carried untenable.
The euemy made repeated assaults on each
corps not engaged in the line of assault,
but were repuEsed with loss IN every In
stance. Several hundred prisoners were
taken, but we cannot say what number or
estimate; or either our own ar the enc
ny's casualties. .Tst' = go ..a5s,
During the night the eneay made sew
eral assaults IN regain what they had lost,
but failed -.r ,a-ts
(Signed) SFAEToS.
New York, June "A special dated
May 3lst, says: 40.
At midnight the enemy attempted to
surprise Hancoek's corps in It's position, !
in advance Of our lines; which it took last
evening and held during the night. They |
we're repulsed with great slaughter, ieav-
ing 500 prisoners in our hands = /
During the night il was determines to |
ldyance the remainder of cur line even
With Hancock's left and right This
commenced about 6 o'clock this |
morning, and brought on heavy skirmish- |
ng along the entire front. The artillery |
Iras been at work at different pointsef the |
inc during the last hour. The eaemy's
,auatposts continued 70 maintain strong
.esistaneette eur advance, bat ~ yesshere
Ire no ifdicasioRr that il wiil bring on q |
senerai engageraens ~ s j
II IL positively known chat Lees army |
sold nafsrally stseng posision epnssaat- |
iaased T stsady Nesk Eish pick snd
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