Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-20
THE LATEST WAR NEWS
n ELE6RAIPHic SUMMARY

4 Since the surrender of Gen. Lee therl
shas been bal very littls fighting il
Virginia, in fac. none at ali except Sigh
sskirrnistas with Mosehy's men.
I Ills row stated that all tbs men sur
ssrendersd b. Gon. Lee will net ezeee:
sso ,oCo.
There has been heavy sshsisx ia til
sssfcini;y of Mobiie, and it is reported lha
Fla. city has been captured which We pre-
some is, or will bs true. Tue repar
states thai aboat Ii, 900 nara ware cap
stared ia sha difarsas battles before Alp.
shile, bus the losss il killed and weaad,
sei on eishsE side axs-sos giFsa.
There Is rfpaEt4a the essss that Gaa
sJohnsten bas surrendered bic army q
Gen. Sherman, which Nay be tsas; bu
We doubt II.
Il IL stated sbas Col Maseby's sueTris'
sIas are very active yet in FaiFfsx County
syiggiaI&- It is said, h7weFes, taat !
sne~ policy is 20 ba adopted toward Thu
selass of the enemg, whish vii aiminisl
ssheir numbers AMI operations.
The 29.h Tosa Rcsim sot, uadfr coma,
n and u; Col. benton, participated in tbI
lreeans a.task upon SPANISH Fort nea,
sMqbiEe4 None ara rep lrteI killed, ans
! following is lis. .of sBs SOUNDED so fai
] rs hearH IRON.
JANIS Bruce, Co. c. IN bead, ssvsre
] IL. II. Jones, Co. q. arm, slight; 4. s
:6upp, Go. II. ia band !; James Qainn
..Co. G.lFight ARIA YIN. II. BiIderbacl.
Co. G. aakle; Jacob Kempis, Co. q
thigh 0 F. lIaasly. Co. q. bead, slighs
John n. Duprses, sergs. arm; l. &.
Myers, Capt. To- 3. IN hip, sesere.
a gentleman arrived ia baltimore o.
.lhs l7lh mat, md rer ogted that Booths
tho supposed assassin Of the psesident il
NTH aboul 80 others vas 10 81,
|3fary's county sell armed and endeav0r-
|ing 10 make their Way into Virginia. i
small squad Of our cavalry had o skir.
|mish with shen sad was repuised, bus
lsuece ded IN eapturing one Of Them.
a Dsw Confederate cruiser is said to
be aaoHss, Shs IL reported to haye Gap.
'tared Lie Schooner St. MaEys Of St. Marys,
Md, whila OF the mouth Of the Paasaxet
River,
Tae following report Of the eagauss OF
she.steamer Harriet DefoFd, Se Clip from
y Philadelphia paper Of Ghe sthinst
Capt. Albert Lagne, Of the steamer
Harriet Deford, whieh plies between this
port and various landings on the paatux.,
ens River; reached this eity this saerning,|
and with several pass sugers, arriving TOE
previous right, gives iaformstion Of az
Acs Of piracy somewhat similar in cir-I
eusnssences TO that Of the St. NichoIas
piracy In the Summer of 1851.
They ssate fbas GA Eassday afseYuoon,l
whils the steamer vas lying Al the wharf
u Fair Havea, Chesiag gaY. sbsat ewen-|
u seven rebels, disguised and claiming
10 be refugees, who ezrno up TIE Psiux-|
sns Id boats the previous afternoon, aps|
psarsa % board, and shassly after sArsw||
ID their disguise.
I. They detained she ssginses ssssa issesI
pans whom they compelled 10 steam ap,|
and thea started down the Tisss, bod
shortly aftes returaods and psrmistsd
he passengers 70 land 1t Fair Hassa.
" it, sssarsl. of tbs latter hsls wsss *
shasgsd, aad soma msnsy taksn bnsoag-
Iax 20 the steamer. Thsres wsrs i mum !
VI ef negroes on hoard. xkum shsy 90
Iatuuss. seml5nx shat IL was their inlensin13
a garry thsm 10 Inc Wssf Ih1ies. SO
GApk LAsus 3ss released wizh sAspas-
ssngsrs, who .srs slE gus uniew ars ahli |
gnsivu e rsntAia On the wharf four hpnfs !
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