Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-10
EASTERN NEWS.

s. W. Child',-Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Pla
Ger and Ba"nock ;messenger,-ran into OH
Office on Saturday night, with. all the Oregon
papers. We have searched in vain, howeve,
over all the files for news Of any considerabl,
Importance.
Rumors we're afoat that Rosecrans was tc
be superseded BY Grant. The Times think,
Kosecrans is to be assigned an equally I'm.
portant command in another quarter. Later
dispatches, however represent Rosecrans al
saying to the crowd vino welcomed him to
Cincinnati on the 26th of Oct, that Critten-
den end McCook denied having charges to
make against him that letters from the Pres
tdent approved all he had done and every-
thing was satisfactory.
The President has issued a proclamation
for 100000 more volunteers to fill up regi-
ments and companies in the field. IF any
State fails to furnish its quota by the 5th Of
JAM, draft will commence on that day in
each State to filth deficiency.
Gen. Crook has had heavy fight with
Wheeler's command at Pennington, Tenn.
Rebel loss, 1000 killed, 24O prisoners and
1000 stand cavalry arms; Federal loss not
stated. 80
Col. Hatch, in his fight with Chain ers
drove him back with considerable loss, and
burned the tOwnof Bahalia.
LATEST DATES.
Newbern, N. c., Oct. 30.
The publication of the Standard resumed.
Still maintains its opposition to the Confeder-
ate Government. An election of members to
the rebel Congress takes place November 4th
At a consultation of Southern Governors and
rebel statesmen at Richmond, Gov. Vance of
North Carolina was offered the next Presiden-
cy Of the Southern Confederacy, provided he
would wheel the old North State into line and
keep her in the traces. Gov. Vance returned
to Raleigh fierce war man ard will here
after do his worst to prevent the State from
returning to the Union.
Fortress Monroe, Oct. 20.
Charleston dates to the 22d say there has
been no new movement yet. The Yankees
are reported to be putting the finishing strokes
to Gregg.
The same paper says the number of Yankee
prisoners in Richmond is 1900. The follow
ing despatch also appears, signed by General
lmboden, g attacked the enemy at Charles
on, Shenandoah Valley, on the 10Th, and
captured 443 prisoners.
Cincinnati, Oct 26.
Gen. Rocecrans arrived to-day and was es-
orted to the Burnett House by an immense
rowd. He stated that Generals Crittenden
nd McCook assured him that the published
that they intended to bring charges
gainst him were false, and that since the ;
attic Of Chickamanga he had received letters
'om the President approving his conduct in
hat affair.
New York. Oct 27. $
Money firm at to Z, chiefly at the latter r
CURE. Sterling dull at 1870. Gold
opening at 48 and closing at As 2 3
government stocks firm. Il
Charleston, Tenn, Oct. 81. fl
The enemy (Federals) were pressed to their :,
sfenses and arrived there after dark their
rec is not known. Their loss is 10 (or ZOO u
.isoners, five wagons loaded with stores, 10 a
nbulances, six pieces of artillery, horses, fe
uleS and other property. n
Army Of the Potomac, Oct. rs.
Heavy artillery firing at the extreme front, p
'pearing to be near to and left of the Poto- 50
&C has been heard to-day at intervals. 1t
ased about 5 O'Clock p. m. The presump-
IN is that it was another artillery and caval- H
fight. The infantry may have been en- >,
ged. "