Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23

prisoners were we'll treated, and appeared to
be acquainted with many of the rebels,whom
they greeted most affectionately. The reb-
els had no hesitation ia taking what they
wanted from the passengers, boots, coats, hats
etc. Among the prisoners were several of
our offers who succeeded in making their es-
cape.
Chicago. July 13.LThe rebels had been plum
dering Anne Arundel county. They design mas
king demonstration on Annapolis. Asufticient
force is there to repel any attack. The enemy
as they passed through Frederick amounted to
| 1000 infantry and lao pieces of artillery.
/ New York, July l3.--Acting Master Gibb~, U.
| S. Navy, captured on board the steamer Electric
Spark, makes several important statements in re-
gard to the pirate Florida. Her armament con-
ssts of foul riHed So Founders, inch broadsiders
abaft the manmast, l20 pound rife pivot and 4
small rife guns in broadside forward. In addi>
ton to this formidable battery, she has one gun
not mounted calibre not ascertained The crew
consisted Of about 200 men.
| Indianapolis July I2.-The Democratic State
Convention adopted resolutions denouncing the
Administration. a resolution endorsing ValIan-
digham was lost amidst much confusion.
Havre De Grace, July 1.-THE rebel force til at
captured Magnolia numbered 200, and after cap
turing, burning two trains and firing the freight
houses, they started in southerly direction to-
wards Gen. CaldwaIder's residence for the pur~
pose of burning it. The telegraph south ST Mag
nolia is badly damaged. Artillery firing has
been heard since O'Clock this evening in South
westerly direction.
Philadelphia, July ITO, p. m.-Onr gunboats
commenced firing on the rebels at Bush Hill, on
Bush river. Trains from here this morning went
as far as PeuysnlansYille, then turned. The next
train went on to Wilmington. No signs of the
rebels at the former place.
Later.-The gunb0ats have driven the rebels
Ty.-E. .s.r.
Harrisburg, July 1.-THE headquarters here
has no longer any Communication with the an
thorities at the Washington Departments. Sew
eral days since they telegraphed to Couch, invest
ing him with ample power to meet with such con
tingency understood so at least. Bridges of the
Northern Central Railroad are destroyed between
MonktOwn and CoCkeysVille. A rebel deSerter
who represents himself as a native of Indiana,
states the rebel force Invading the North is very
large. There are three brigades of cavalry UNDER
Breckenridge and Rhodes, and another division off
infantry. Their movements are kept profound |
secret from the officers. The general impression
is, their object is to capture Baltimore or Wash |
ingtOn. Deserters belonging to the force that
drove Hunter from Lynchburg, says that after
that affair, large relnforcements arrived from |
Richmond and marched northward.
Hunters force occupies Aartinsburg. An
other body our troops held Hagerstown. The |
rebels still occupy South Mountain Pass,
while their main body are demonstrating on
Baltimore and Washington, from points be-
tween Baltimore and Monocacy.
Cape Race, July LITTLE crews of the
Darks Golconda Berry, Grienkard, and Fall
moda, leave here to-day for Philadelphia.
All these vessels have been captured and
burned since the 8th by the pirate Florida off
Cape Henry and Charles.
New York, July ll.-Mayor Gunther has
written letter to Major Gen. Sanford pro-
testing against the sending off of any large
portion of our militia, as he entertained grave
lpprehensions in their withdrawal from the
.ity at time when a depreciation of our
currency might tempt the lawless and evil
disposed to avail themselves of what seems
o them favorable opportunity for arson and
,lunder.
wer to the present call of the President on
be Governor, only $500 men have been de-
allied from this division. AS quota IL, 600
7as required. There still remains twelve dis
iplined regiments in the city; force able to
ut down any demonstration agaist peace and
God order in the community.
S. F., July IA. -Mazatlan dates to the 4th state
hat the cOasting trade is suspended. No foreign n
essels are allowed to enter the port. 1t is repor-
ed that Gen Diaz has Withdrawn his troops to
Dajaca, and opened negOtiOns with Macmillan
true it is a death blow to the Liberals COrWin
eft his post to avoid being placed ina false po-
tlOn.A Salt Lake telegram says that Gen.C Onnor
ad placed provost guard in the city, which has
licensed the Mormons very much. Rumors are
4 circulation that an attempt is about being LT
lade to drive out the guard, but had assumed no
ingIble shape. I .l
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