The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-25
New York, Feb. 1.-THE move

Saturday resulted in a permanent
advance of the Union lines, being
moved forward two miles. The
new ground was held, and works
Immediately thrown up,
lIerald's special SAYS our Consul
at London has informed the Govt
of the sailing from Kingston, Ire
land, Of the steamer Ajax, which,
it is not doubted, is intended for q
rebel pirate. Her armament has
gone out in q sailing vessel. Not
withstanding the fact that she Is
small, it IS believed she will be
able to do much damage to Ameri-
can shipping, 1t is thought she
VIII go to Nassau.
Closing the port Of Wilmington has
been Sad blow upon Nassau.
All IS s5aERant there.
Ace rIIn- 20 the H;rald's correspond
Ent Vi the sd. there were over 80 stvAm~
crs auj iUJ sailing vessels recently en,
gagged III LrthAdtng from that port The
ware houses re tiiet with goods
The pirttc TalI:h4sse, now called Cha
meieon. was there on the first Of the
month, and the attention of the Govern
or WAS called to the fact by our Consul.
Our guub lat Honduras arrived on the
3lst and asked permission to anchor in
the h1rb n. hut was refused
Late rebel papers present some very
curious and interesting disclosures regard
ing financial and military m1tters in JEFF
Davis dlmiuions.
The new currency is now considered Of
Iess value than the old
There is no money. even Of this worth
les character in the treasury, to settle
the immense Outstanding accounts, and
taxation Is declared to be already as heavy
Is the people can stand.
She proposal to cou>criPt negroes by
wholesale having received an adverse de
ci>ivn in the rebel Congress- scheme
ealing m them 70 volunteer is now bcin@
vanity discussed
Hsricy 'e1c,rarh: from Chrr}rs,ou on
tha - h hat h.. rebel picket~ were dr;v-
nn IN on J mes Island on tn" ught pt
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New York, Feb. l4th:-The Times
says senator F"nte rs gwen the alter
native Of returning >)uth or % to Eng
land or IT Warren, and says Foote
represents the couiederAcy on the eve Of
disruption.
The struggle on the part OF th' rebels Il
nearly over,
lie says n'Sh military au'nor''es u
K'chm"nI admit that the capture O.
- ch,rh..tnn WiI~inytop and even
Il cbmnnJ i,.,.lf
H. th;nts the leaders will endesvor
70 Iaava ths country and the comptirn nn
thn n,rt Of the rebels Aiu descend to
Wv ..,,or;n, I 6,bI;n.,
Fo,te j. PREPARED to issue an address to
tbn nronlr ;1t. the south. nr,inc them to
~. ...,.!. 6 'tlh,;n, sn1 ,;yn nm thc confess
Mich !. 50 clearly hopelc:s As no
FIRMS but unconditional surrender can be
obtain,d he will uree Them to promptly