Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-30
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Los. Of ,le mi.--i.-lppians Mt Leesburg.

loss Of the Mi~ssis-iPpisns ut Leeabnrg.
RICHMOND, October 2S-The Richmond Dis
patch publishes the following list of killed and
wounded at the battle of Leesburg on the DIST;
MlssIssrPnNs-Privates Richard L. Gray.
killed Levi Myers, killed; W. d Wade, killed:
Col Burt, seriously wounded, died Saturday
Sam Mcdowell, dangerously wounded II. Jack.
seriously wounded; Aaron Goodman, arm am
putated Howe Smith, severely wounded
Erastus /. Laird, severely wounded james NJ.
| Oar, arm aInputated Saml. Arlington, severely;
Yancey Caps, seriously Al Smith, seriously
Edward Myers, VIM. Radcliffe. D. b. Rucker'
IL L. Pope, NJ. Il, Campbell, J. T. Gray, S. i,
Burns, c.. Cherry, b. R Knight, Lewis McLa-
rem, Capt. Jos. L. Jayne, Lieut.. W. 7. Maxey,
Z. Myers. slightly wounded. Total, > killed
and % wounded. Company B-Kilied VIM.
Hanson. Wounded John Deyine, seriously
n. B. Saunders, slightly W. Haddoz, slightly
Geo. b. Short, slightly. Company D-Kiled
+. w. Mowley, w. L. Carroll Wounded f.;
f. b.. Bosdck, seriously. Arthur Gary.
slightly; James NJ Kiucaid, seriously John
T. Morris, MORALLY, since dead Patrick Nc
Noles, MORALLY; Jas, 5, Riley, MORALLY James
Rosson, mortally Thomas Wilson, leg ampu-
tated Joel Wolfe, slightly Isaac Young, ditto.
Company E-Kiled None. Wounded: A. Mar
tin, MORALLY; A. c, Brock, arm shot ef: ". II.
Harris, slightly We Hunbleton, ditto; Capt.
WeIborn, slightly in the neck. Company F.
Killed A. NJ. Stewart, WI Owen. Wounded
Jonathan Bussby, seriously inthe breast; J. W.
Forbes, MORALLY; II. b. Guice, thigh seriously;
n. W. Helm, seriously; ". II. Holloway, w.
/. Warcrombe; S j. Winstead, c. c. Wilcox,
seriously. Company G-Kiled J. D. Suther-
land, E. o. }. Lemms. Wounded A. p. Hill,
shot through point forearm; c. A. Allen, seri-
ously; W. W. Allen, seriously T. s. Conlton,
slightly Il. F. Caison, slightly John Charles,
slightly. Company H-Killed, Benjamin F.
Dees. Wounded: B f. Lewis, slightly. Thorn
as company dropped twelve of the enemy at the
first fire.
Company J-Killed: j. V. Kyler, John J.
Cooper. Woundea-C. r, FAR, seriously J.
L Matthews, slightly.
Company KILLED: j. A. Pettus, L. NJ.
Holloway, w. z. TerrH. Wounded. B. For
ney, seriously; S. G. Coerlie slightly.
OF the officers Col Burt was severely and Maj
Stewart slightly wounded. The casualties in the
18th Mississippi regiment were few; they were
cut on picket duty six miles away. Their killed
and wounded were about ten.
Thos. Bodevemer, of the Quinlan Grays, and
Private Queroy, Of company G, were wounded;
Private S. FHppice Russell, seriously Mr.. J. p
Sullivan, slightly.
Total in killed and wounded, one hundred and
~thirty-eight. The wounded have been removed
from Leesbug as fast as practicable. Few YET
remain. They are kindly and properly cared for
Feeling aI the North.
The panic caused by Stewards circular is in
%creasing in the North. Northern journals say
that the object of the Fcderals in crossing at
Leesburg was to form a junction with the right
wing Of McCleHan's army.
They admit repuIse and utter defeat, and say
it cast a gloom over the whole North.
intelligence from Europe.
AUGUSTA, October %, via New Orleans. %.
The Charleston Mereary's special eorrespon-
ience from Richmond says that New York pa
pers of the 23d and European advices Of the
18th have been received.
1t is reported that the chambers of commerce
of the principal cities Of France send pressing
memorials to the Emperor, urging expedieney in
recognizing the Southern Coufederscy and rails
ing the blockade.
The London News says that a report obtained
from a most trustworthy source, that the
Emperor contemplate an early recognition.
The Shipping Gazette says that France and
England must act together.
Bread riots have taken place in Paris. The
French government has been obliged to give as
surance that the price Of bread should not be ad-
vanced.
Sales Of cotton in Liverpool for the week pre-
vious amounted to 10000 bales. Market closed
buoyant at an advance of "a.
FederaIisls im Keniueky.
NASHVILLE, October 29.-The Louisville pa
pers report that seventeen regiments Of infantry,
three companies Of cavalry, and one Of artillery,
from Indiana, are now in Kentucky, numbering
eighteen thousand one hundred and s~eventy-eight
Movements iR Missouri.
A dispatch from St. Louis of the 24th says that
Col. Morgan, with two hundred men and two
pieces of artillery, bad a fight with four hundred
rebels in Carroll county on the 10Th. killing
fourteen and taking eight prisoners, putting the
to eight Morgan had fourteen wound
ed, and two mortally.
A special TO the St. Louis Democrat, from
Jefferson City, the 2fth, says that Col Wagner
had arrived that day from Upton, who reports
that it was rumored and believed that Lane and
Montgomery had intercepted MeCuloch, (or
some one assuming his name, in the attempt to
join Gen. Price, and cut his army to pieces.
twas reported at S. Louis shat five hundred
had congregated at Fulton with the design
of crossing the river to burn the Usage bridge
On the Pacific railroad.
A Confederate Prize.
A dispatch from New York, dated the oath,
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