Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-04

ment 1900 strong, from Boston, arrived q
Hilton Head.
The Chattanooga Rebel, Of June 2lst. says
Gan. Carter hiss made another raid into East
Tennessee, with 1000 cavalry. He went to.
Leouard's station, destroyed ihe factory and
tore up the railroad track.
Cincinnati, June 23-A telegraph operator
reports an pncampment Of one thousand citi.
Gems one mile from that place for the purpose
of resisting the enrolment act.
New York. june 23.-The Herald says
we have reports from vicksburg to the effect
that all the railroads had been destroyed from
Lagrange, Tennessee, to Grenada.
Rebel kilograms. dated Mobile, June goth.
say the rebele repulsed the Federals twenty.
seven times at Port Hudson, and that aid
was near at hand. They also state that
courier had arrived at Jackson. Miss, who
states that the enemy (Federals) were
severely handled. and that the garrison had
sixty days provisions. and will hold out to
the last.
Csiro. June 23.-Steamer Luminary with
official dispatches from Gen. Grants Army to
the 18th, has arrived. Everything progresses
finely.
Fortress Monroe. June 2l.-Richmond
papers of June goth, say that Darien, Geor-
gia. was burned by the Federals on the 18th
Of June. and 10 now one plain Of ashes and
blackened chimneys. The ironclads (moni.
tors) were At Brunswick. Georgia, and large
forces had landed from Transports
Vallandigham run the blockade from Will
mington, N. c., and was going to Nassau. and
thence to Canada.
New York. June 22-Ihe Saros, from
Port Royal. June 10. has arrived. The rebel
ram Fisgal, was captured by the monitors
VeeAawkex and Patopsc6. in Warsaw Sound,
on june 16. No loss Of men on our side.
The steamer Locxst Point, from New Or.
leans June 18th. has arrived. The papers
contains M news whatever. The purser Of
the steamer reports that nothing had been re-
ceived from Port Hudson. except that the
| fighting continued there. The results were
unknown.
Louisville, June 22.-News reached head.
quarters to-day. that John Morgan. with five
thousand men, crossed the Cumberland near
Carthage last night. Passengers report con-
siderable excitement at Gallatin, Tennessee.
Precautions were being taken to defend the
place. The Chattanooga Rebel Of June 10.
has the following:
Asatka, Mies.. June 15.-A desperate fight
occurred at Port Hudson on the 10th. The
confpderates left their intrenchments and
charged the enemy. driving them from their
Notifications and epiking their guns
The Jackson Mississippias Of June 18th,
states that on the previous Tuesday. the Fed.
erals visited the plantation Of JEFF. Davis.
running it. completely destroying every nipple.
ment Of husband,y, all the household furni.
ture, ETC., on the premises. and carrying off
every negro on the plantation. Jo. Davis,
brother Of the President, was treated in the
same way.
New York. June PA special dispatch
says the LIST Massachusetts, cavalry lest l6l
killed. wounded and missing in the late fight
ut Aide.
Porto Rico, has arrived. A report had reach
ed Havana, said to have been brought by a
British steamer from St. Thomas, that the pi-
rate alabama was in Santa Cruz. Wander
bilt got up steam and went to attack her.
Heavy firing was heard in the direction Of
Santa Cruz. The English mail steamer was
due at Havana on the 2lst inst, when all
the facts would be known.
New York June 24th-Money easy; Ster-
ling dull at 1901; Gold opened at 42s, and
closed at 433.
Admiral Foot continues to fail. There are
no hopes Of his recovery. He is almost un-
conscious.
Harrisburg, June 24th.-A telegraph ope-
rator at Shippingsburg telegraphs to-day.
that the rebels were one mile from that town,
and advancing in this action.
| Chicago, June 24th.-Dispatches from the
east in regard to the rebel campaign in She
nandoah valley are still confused. 1t is inn
possible yet to know the enemy's intentions.
Several opinions are advanced -the most
probable Of which il that Lees object is to
obtain supplies and bold the valley until har-
vest, now almost ready to be gathered. and
should favorable opportunity offer, advance
ON Washington. N
Washington. June 24th.-A special des-
army is in Shenandoah valley. Many sup
pose they will como through the gap and at
tack our army, though the long delay would
insure the defeat Of that movement.
| Dispatches from Gen. Banks have been re-
ceived by the War Department, 70 the effect
that having established his batteries within
500 yards Of tho rebel works and commenced
. vigorous cannonading, he summoned Gen.
Gardner to surrender, and on his refusal an
assault was made by our forces, who gained
position between so and 100 yards Of the
rebel works. which they held. Gen. Payne
was severely wounded. Gen. Banks il con-
6dent Of success.
Young's Point, June loth.-The siege Of
Vicksburg continues. The rebels on the
south side Of the river have not made their
appearance since they were driven from Rich