The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-04-01

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only terms they can get. Il reters to
what it regards as the evils af re>unigin
and makes an appeal TO southern nishs
| hood; It gives eoiored view Of the rs,
sources of the south aud calls on the peo-
pie to drive into the ranks again the alb
senters, and skulksrs.. Ii eongrata lates
the country on the appointment Of Lee
as Genl>in-Ghief and spologises for the
heavp taxation they have been obliged to
impose, They believe the people Of the
United States have Reeome tired of the
war, and say they can st any time have
peace by aban doning the wicked attempt
at subjugation. They recite again their
grievances under the old govt, and call
upon the people to emulate the example
OF the Russians when Napoleon invaded
their territory They wind up with stir
ring appeal, saying, success is within their
reach--that the battle is not to the strong
and that the shades of their martyred he
roes hover over and beekon them on.
Washington, March 23d-Richmoml
papers of 20th contain long reply made by
select committee to accusations of JEFF
Davis, in which he was charged of being
guilty of sardiness, ipetheiency ana want
of decision, say with very few exceptions,
every law he suggested was speedily en-
acted, all he asked readily granted and
on matters which he charges thSm Of neg-
Letting, he failed to give tht III information
requested, which was necessary to enable
them to act intelligently.
Hunter publishes card to let people
know that he Is still opposed to recon
stguction Of the Union.
New York March 23d-Post'a trade
report says ia dry goods considerably low
cr prices ruling.
Dnmestics depressed at auction sales By
WiImedings / Mount, yesterday Arnold
prints brought l6lc, Atlantic mourning
prints Isl cts, Swift river crown goods
2lcts, which is six cents per yard lower
than yesterdays prices
To day choice american dclaine- which
were sold recently at 35e, sold largely at
23lcts.
FlnnneIs and woolen goods greatly de.
pressed. foreign goods and fancies held
firmly. while choice articles are scarce and
with reasonable dcmand. Prices must ad>
vance.
This morning prices are slightly lower
except in bleached goods which are firm.
Posts reports disaster Oh New York
Central X Il to day 5 miles west of L tica.
by which 5 cars were thrown into water
from to ) feet deep Persons were Kill
led and 40 wounled..
Herald describes new rebel pirate steam
er named Confederate States, says author
tiles at Nassau have refused her asylum
She will therefore be unable to coal and
continue her cruise.
New York March 223d-CetDmerciaIs
Army of the Pottmae sTecia! sIys soldiers
keep packed up ready to move at mp-
mcnts notice, rebels also have their KNAPP
sacks all prepared for tramp.
Genl Grant is looking for falling back
movement, opposing works are So near to
each other it is impossible for enemy to
ibandon theirs without movement being
discovered immediately.
New York March 33d-Tines special
says steamer from Beaufort the 20th arri,
we'd at Fl Monroe 21ss bringing inteln-
gence that Sherman's right wing occupied
Goidsboro on the 10Th inst.
1nformasion came from Scho6eld's ad-
vance which was moving on Geldsboro
froln Kingston and is we'll authenticated.
Sherman left Fayetteville on the 18th,
his left wing moving in the direction of
Mitchelfs station, where railroad to, Raj
eigh crosses Reese river BY long and ex-
pensive bridge,
This poi6t is about Is miles west
Gsldsboro'
Sehofeld having DO enemy in his front
would at once form junction with sher-
man.
uerald's Newberne correspondent Of
the 10th says navigation up river been
re-opened. 5 vessels cleared yesterday for
Kingston, supplies for the army are being
gathered by this new ehannsl
II is great assistance to limited trans-
portation by railroad.
Tribune's Wilmington letter describes
operations Of Kilpstriek's cavalry during
recent campaign.
PrneIpal engagements with Wheeler
we're on the ssh and 9th Of Fsby during
the march through Sonth Carolina.
There was much devastation but On en-.
tsring N. G. diGerant policy was pursued.
In Wade Hanpaons attack our camp
was surprised in the noring, fgntiBg was
Of must desperate character =.
Our camp wAs taken and retsksn six
times, at last We drove OF the enemy.
They made ssyeEal charges On oar ar
tillery, but wers unable to take ID. +.
Rebels lse 70 dsadand svsr 100 wound-
cd oa thsEsld. ..5s......,. ...--
Among rsbeIs killed were Gen Huuss
and Col Aiken eommAndiog brigade, 2
rebel Coils wounded, among them the mo-
torious Col Hsines IN command of Tsanss-