The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28
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mend mad fmM3 Dc 10 n0& g
fsneosrrags the hops tlsas any ovefsarsa sor
peacs wsn bs made o. accepted which
lock howeyes rsmoseiy toward divisisa
al the Union. Nor l. il believed the
trsbels are yes prepared = treat on aay
terms.
Popular sentiment kAs eveFrated the
desire Of the rebel GoyeEnment foE
peace.
When sheir armies are destroyed shey
viii make peace.
Mr.. Blair has mot returned frpns Rich
nlond. ...-.. e..
GorsruIasHt has been assared that the
Canadian autharitiss have determined %
remove all causes Of dissatisfaction on the
part of this country, groxins cut of the
recent occurrences.
Jude Ceur-al will be removed.
This viii probably Lead - n speedy
abrsgation of the passport system.
New York, Jan. 25.-By At
lanta from Mobile it is reported that a
formidabIeax pcdiiinn had left Snrts Mer.
gsa and Gaines. up Inst Pascagoala rirer,
to take position in rear Of Mobile,
placi AZ the city partly under the mercy Of
our trooF&.
The river was E,mai nsvigsble aud its
occupation cannot taiI to render she city
easy TO capture.
Desarters report that there Is much
dissatisfaction with the rebel Government
in Mobile.
SENArE.-Cisrk "fFered the following,
which vas ordered printed:
Resolved by the Senate aud House Of
Representatives at America ia Congress
assembled That 40 negotiation. terms
Of settlement nonres-i"n, "r compromise
be entered. ihte, proposed, yielded, or
made with rebels directly or indirectly,
until they have manifested their implicit
and unconditional subsection to the
authority Of the Governments aud, fur"
Their,
That. however much peace may be
desired, the present var must he waged
with all the resources and energy Of the
Government till said submission shall
be secured and the supremacy of the
Constitution and laws are established
over the entire territory Of the United
States a. heretofore claimed.
The title If the above resolution is
declaring thh sense Of Congress on the
subject Of negotiaicu-'
New York, Jan. 43,-Tho Time
special says since the first Ct January
over : 800 descr;crs from Lees army
passed. through Washington.
The Herali special says; It is be-
lievei here that the pressure Of the peace
party South, which is evidently numerous
and p4rwerful. will compel the rebel Gov
ernmeut to entertain any proposition which
may be made Tor negotiation, even if not
coupled with ce'd ;tion If the recogni-
tion "f The ~onGrs!crary-
The last bit OF exchanged prisoners
bring heart rcnd.ug accounts of the
suffering II CIR men who are still in Libby
prison that previous To the arr val Of the
stick of blankets sent by Grant, they suf.
fered most from cold and many destitute
of shoes, socks, and undertaking 16
Of them who had been there longest, had
been induced by offer of double ratious,
to 60 out Of prison by day and work at
mcading shoes and clothing for the rebel
army inordcr to save themselves of star
VatInn,
A letter from Plymouth, ~ G.. says
the rebels launched new RAN at Halifax,
putting her III Sighting condition.
Our forces sfs preparing for possible
attack GU the barricade, and . dam has
been thrown across the riFer half mile
above Plymouth.
Washington Jaa, 34'-This afternoon
a FIRE broke out in the Smithsonian Instii-
tute building, ia the lofl above the picture
gallery. There were some 200 Of STAN
iey's pictures in the gallery and but 5 or
6 were saved.
Loss is very serious. Large library
in west wing was not damaged
Extent Of loss not yet ascertaiued.
New York, Jan "a Richmond
Enquirer hopes the Va, Legislature will !
pass the resolutions rendering to the con.
federate Govt the fall consent eff the
State to the proposition of abolition, to /
France and England, upon the ESTABLISH.
msnt Of Independence, and pledging -
State to make good the acAsms soon alses /
the treaty of peace ia signed as proper
regard for society will permit.
The cause ofthe country demanded and |
has received the services Of all her |
citizens, aud has taken the lives of very |
many. 1t has also stripped the Land Of ali |
its provisions, Now let the cotton and |
tobacco, gold silver and negroes, bedeyotea |
to the success Of our cause.
The Richmond Sentinel says no wilder
hal!ucinatton could take possession Of the |
humane mind than the belief that we
could ever again i've with the yankees On
terms Of equaiity, or eoms under the /
same Government With them, except "a
q conquered people. |
Differences If habit, sentimsut and /
Eesliags, and diversities Of interest,", whiuh
legislation aud conservative ssataarsaw.A;n