Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-13
Saturday Night Report.
LATEST WAR NEWS.
Specials to the N. Y. Papers.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
THE NOR GAN RAID.
He Lays Siege to the Capital of
Kentucky.
BURBRIDGE Nv PURSUIT.
FROM THE TRANS-MISSlSSlPPl.
ANOTHER BATTLE IN ARKANSAS
RumOred POsfpOnement of the
Chicago Convention.
CONG RESSIONAL NEWS.
RumOred POsfpOnement of the
Chicago Convention.
CONG RESsIONAL NEWS


NEW YORK. June l0.-The Tribune's Head
quarters correspondent of the 9Th says:
Our left wing now extends across the railroad
and eastern bend 9f the Chickahominy.
An advance was made in that direction YES
terdsy morning by Griilin's and Cutters divis-
ions, 9Th corps. and Summers bridge was taken
after a short encounter.
MAY lS-Moss advanced to the river, driving
the enemys pickets and occupying the bridge.
Two North Carolina regiments were on the
opposite side of the river and rebel brigade al
Meadow Station.
Our position is impregnabe against any as
sault
The special to the Times from Stanton, dated
June 9th, SAYS:
We met the enemy in force fifteen miles from
here and whipped him thoroughly.
The rebels were commanded by Jones and
Imboden The former was killed
Pursued them to day through here with little
resistance though strongly fortified and all males
ordered out to defend.
We captured two guns-hundred Founders.
and many hundred thousand dollars in stores.
We do not stop till some more important point
is arrived at.
Crook cavalry Is with Us.
The Herald's special says:
The enemy is retreating toward Blue Ridge.
heavy caliber. Over one million dollars in
stores Tell into our hands The amount of rail-
road property destroyed is large Some of our
prisoners were mere bows. Car loss is not
large.
Theoburn'S brigade suffered most.
The enemy : retreat is complete stampede.
The Tribnnes Hilton Head correspondence
OF June 9Th recounted various expeditions
That ON the 22l Col Nongitsa. with detach-
ment from various regiments, among them the
55th Massachusetts,, proceeded toward Crossing
vile, at Battery Island. The rebels were
charged upon and driven from their earthw orks.
The 55th nearly annihilated one rebel regiment.
The reconnaissance being satisfactorily effect
ed our troops were Withdrawn.
Firing on Charleston aud Fort Sumter was
kept up at intervals.
Beauregard had called for 5000 troops to re-
nforce him but Was told they could not he
spared
There is a prospect thai the kcokuk will soon
be raised
On the oath ult AN expedition moved across
Ackopoo river under General Birney. 1t met
with nothing but misfortune from the start The
steamer Boston got aground and had 10 be aban-
doned. when the rebels riddled her.
The Herald's correspondent says:
On the LIST OF June General Gordon made a
brilliant dash on the rebels in front OF Jackson
vile, Florida
The rebels camps Finuegsr and Nation fianked
while another party attacked the front.
The enemy fled in confusion
1t appears that the gunboat Water Witch was
surprised when captured.
The rebels boarded her in small boats, and be
fore those on board had time to get up and fight,
they were prisoners.
The Water Witch will be great acquisition
the rebels.
The Tribune has information that Dobads,
with 2 900 men. attacked entrenched camps
French. with 1000 strong. between San Luis
POtOsi aud SaltlO was defeated with loss of
500 men.
NEW YORK, May ii The Heralds special
says the Odd Pennsylvania had severe Skin
mish Moorfeld, West Virginia. the 7th,
aud drove the enemy to the mountains. Our
loss four killed and eighty four wounded.
Gen. Sigel has force in pursuit.