The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05

that " I1ouu equaIIy SO; out say that
: Hood can keep up his supplies, Sherman
must evacuate Georgia. They admit tina
i Sherman's division cuts off Hoods commu
: Enication with his base and hint that Hoot
had another hase The Georgia MALTA have
again been ordered out to render devouz q
Macon. . qat
: Leavenworth, Kansas. Oct. %, D. m.-
Fighting has been going on all day. This at.
j tefnoon the rebels attempted to pass around
and envelope our left. During this operation
Gen. Curtis dealt them heavy blows. The
rebel loss is very heavy heavier team
ours. Among the rebel loss today is the no.
Itorious Todd, of Missouri. We have no de-
tails of to days battle. Gen. PleasanLon is
pressin gthe enemy severely from the east.
New Orleans. Oct. 16-Ihe "AIlancer
brings intelligence that Cortinas has submit
ted to Macmillan and surrendered all his for
ces, cannon and ammunition to Gen. Mejia.
who holds command under Macmillan. -
Cortinas accepted a commission in the army
lof the Emperor as Brigadier General. 56|
San Francisco, Oct. 24.-Private kilograms
quote gold at 212. Wheat $3,65@$3,70.-l
Legal Tenders 49@493. g.- $
Cedar Greek, Va, Oct 20.-To Lieut. euant
General Grant, have the honor to report
that my army is at Cedar Creek and was at
tackled this morning before daylight. Ny
left was turned and drivenin confusion with
the loss of 20 pieces of artillery. I FASTENED
from Winchester and found the army be-
tween Middletown and Newton having been
driven back miles. II took affairs in hand, |
quickly uniting the corps and formed COM
pact line of battle in time to repulsa the at i
tack of the enemy, which was done about
o'clock p. m. At 3 O'Clock after some charg-
es of cavalry from left to the right flank, j |
attacked the enemy with great vigor driving
and iouting them, capturing, according to |
last accounts, - pieces of artillery and very
many prisoners. ! don't know yet the num-
her of casualties or the losses of the enemy. I
Wagon trains, amhuiances and caissons in I
large numbers are in our possession. The
enemy Burned some of their trains. Gen. |
RamSeur is prisoner ia onr hands and is Sc
verely wounded. have to regret the loss of |
Gen. Bidwell killed and Gems. Wright, Gro
yer and Ricketts, wounded. The affair at times /
looked badly, bat by the gaIladtry of our
brave officers, the disaster has been convert
ed into splendid victory Darkness inter-
vened to shut off greater results. now oc-
cuny Strasburgs SHERIDAN.
The enemys force is notyet reported, but
he holiness yigor and success of the attack
strongly indicates that heavy reinforceranents
nave been sent from Richmond with the ex-
oectation of fulfilling Longstreetis boast to
'mash Sheridan. Longstreet had assumed
and confidently hoped to oserwhelm
With disaster the Union cause. 1t was boast4
ully expressed by the rebel adheaents
M STANTON.
New York, Oct. 20.-The particulars of
he raid into Luray's Valley say, we captured
800 cattle, 500 horses, 50 mules and de.
troyed tahneFy containing $780, worth
# leather, and laid the country entirely
waste from New Market to Woodrille, also in
circuit to Madison, Little Washington back
Q Luray and thence to Front Royal. /.
ST.. LoUrs, Oct i9.-One hundred rebels :
nder Col. Rathborne entered Lexington to-
ay and all the male citizens between. the age a
f II and sc were mustered into the Con-
edeFate army. Five hundred men under
helbt captured Paris, Monroe county, and T
re cohscripting all able bodied men for the {
ebel service. On Friday 200 rebels entered f
brunswick, Eight hundred are reported at
,eysviile the same day There is an expedi- :
ion evidently against the Hannibal and ST. +
oseph Railroad to destroy it. The garrison :
t Glasgow fought bravely five hours, but
'ere obliged to surrender. Il
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 20.-CoI. Bidder en-. il
ountered guerrilla Jassee at Mud Lick. Spring !;
esterday and killed and wounded about 20 y
{ his men. a
QUEBEo, Oct. l9.--After long discussion, Il
le Canada Confederation has been decided p
n. Its main principles are arranged and d
My the details remain to be fixed. Great :
ificulty was the proportiohate representa- +
on of the Colonies in the Upper House. 1t Lei
now decided that Nova Scotia New Bruns- nj
lex and Prince Edwards Island are to have il
venty -four members, New FoundIand four g
nd Upper and Lower Canada twenty-fou our T. T.
ach =,
New Y0RK, Oct. l9.-Tribune comedies
emocratic majority, $50 home vote, but A
aims majority 10000 soldiers vote.
CALIFORNIA NEWS. :
SAN Francisco, Oct. 2l.-The eastern line
as interrupted last night east of Omaha, q
ut is working this morning. ;
Dispatches Of the 10Th quote gold in New
DIRK at 209 to 2l1. Legal Tenders to-day I
to50. Il is generally understood that
ecretary Fessenden has ordered through
'ecial agent Brown, rigid investigation Of =
ustom House affairs on this coast. 1t ia 4
81 conjectured that the sudden departures of =
an afor Norroec an tho Loot CT bao