Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-25
EASTERN NEWS.
ibATEs To THE 1OHT JuNE.


DATES TO THE 10HT JUNE.
IFrom the Boise NEWS Extra of Tuesday last.
]. L. SMITH, Esq, has our thanks for The
sOregonian of 18th and 18th from which w
extract the following:
washington, June 8.-A dispatch from Charles
.A.'Dana, dated headquarters last night, says the
Richmond Examiner OF to-day speaks OF the de-
teat of Gen. W. Jones by General Hunter, Il
miles beyond StauntOn. jones was killed on the
Feld and his successor retreated to Waynesboro
who now holds the mountains betW cen CharlottSN
Vile ard StauntOn. The same paper turtner
states that no artillery stores we've captured Dy
Gen. Hunter. A British man-Ot-War at AsPl1H
wall reports tina the Florida was lying IN wall
for the Ocean Queen of san Domlngo' Out nllSS0u
her, as she was TWO days behind
Cairo June II -Guerillas are enforcing mer-
lcilIess CONSUMPTION in Kentucky above SmlInlaDd'
sweeping the country Of all the men lnder oO, es-
neca1lv those of Union sentiments. Ihey respect
,Stotoe rights neople with the exception Ofhepng
themselves to horses mules and supplies, Faml-
lips are fleeing before the conserlpuOn' The
steamer Washington, from New Orleans, confirms
the report of the blockade OF the Mississippi river
at Greenville by Marmadukes forces. Three steam
ORC wore living above GreenV1Ile awaiting the re-
er,l+ of the engagement which had been going on
for two DAYS between the gunboats and batteries.
PINT little if any impression has been made on the
batteries The guerilIas have again. been COM
uniting outTages IN LOUISIANA.
Washington, June 1.-THE Richmond Examin>
or Of the sch says Hunter occupied Staunton, dr-
ZINC the rebels II miles The rumor also pres
laid that the Union forces occupy Lexington.
irbn Examiner OF the 7th says last night the enes
INV abandoned our left and part OF our centre
I,1pression here is that Grant is making his way
tn lanes river, and will cross to The south SIDE.
Now York June l0.--A division of the fifth
,co11,s occupes position on the railroad over the
Cbisqkahornny crossing the river two miles above
iS1rnnar,s bridge. The enemy are strongly post
tad on the opposite side with heavy guns, which
,onened fire upon our columns. Oar troops moved
M and silenced the rebel guns.
Our lines have been somewhat advanced |
and placed in strong condition for defense
Tbe enemy are in speaking distance of our
Zines. Our ranks are being rapidly filed by |
sreinforcements. On the 8Gh the rebels made
a desperate charge on our works and were
.disastrou8ly repulSed.
Sheridan has gone on another very impor-
tant raid, which if successful will be most
beneficial as it is the most hazardous expedi-
ton of the war. ~ t"t
A special from Washington says deserter
who came into our line reports Hunter s VIC
tory more complete than the Richmond pa
pers reported. He says Hunter took twenty
cannon, may prisoners and quantity of
stores. The force was recently a part of
command. Hunters report
is not yet received.
The New Ironsides has arrived at Hilton
Head, blockade runner attempted to come {
outon'the night of the 9th, but grounded
and was completely knocked to pieces. Ad-
miral Dahgren arrived at Hilton Head on
the 7th. --m n@0~
Cincinnad, June lO.-one Of Morgan's
men captured at Maysvile, reports the force
in Kentucky under the immediate charge of
Morgan, Smith and Ashton, at about 5000,
a large portion being dismounted cavalry--I
They entered Kentucky at Pound Gap. A
scouting party under Everett had been sent
ahead to pick up horses for the dismounted
men, They passed through Hazel Grove,
OwensyilIe aud Flemingsburg, and took ,
MaysVille without resistance; robbing citizens.
Union men were stripped of their horses IL
while persons sympathizing with the rebels t
were protected.
Washington, June l0-Information from the IL
front states that Bowling Green was burned by
our forces in sequence Of our trains being fired
upon from the houses. 3 . HSETI aaTg-r u
CALIFORNIA NEWS -i|a5 aa
San Fl ancisco, June li,-Tbe money market