The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-25
Further Particulars of Fredericksburx
Rattle
NEw YORK, Dec. 10

I NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
Dispatches from the Army Of the Potomac
say six hundred of our dead were buried We'd
nesday ard our hundred and fifteen to-day
Nearly all the dead were found stripped of
their cloths aid lying NAKED on the ground
! From official reports II is thought the pros
portion of killed TO the wounded ia the late bat
tie, rs smaller than any battle fought during
the war In Gen. Reynolds corps the official
report Of losses as follows Gen. Doube>
days Division 1919; Gibbons Division 1850 !;
General Mead's Division, 1,4SO-tOtal, $3.50.
HEADQUARrGRs Army OF THE PoTomAc,1
December lc--EVening. {
All has beer qaiet to-day. except two shots
fred to dispense the gathering of bands OF rebels
on the plain opposite
Tue enemy ale strongly posted on the river
along our front
Official reports of our losses in the late bat
tie make the number less Than reported, being
less than 400 kill and 5000 wounded. A
large portion Of the wounded were only slight
ly hurt We lost 800 prisoners and took about
as many.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 10Th, says the
rebel loss at the Fredericksburg battle was o.
500. l,l0J wounded had arrived and were on
the way there Monday night They lost Gen.
erals Gregg and Cobb, aud many field officers
The Third South Carolina regiment was near
" annihilated. Tue same paper etates that The
rebel positions back of Fredericksburg arc im>
preqnable.
II also contains dispatch from Goldsboro,
statiEp that 3 900 rebels fought the aboItionists
at Kingston the day before, from & O'Clock a. m.
TO D. M, that after driving the aboltlonists
back, the rebel Gen. Evens was compelled to
retire, leaving the vandals to occupy the town.
No report of the loss was given.
The town was greatly injured By the Union
bombardment.
FORT MONROE, Dec. 10
Gen. Fosters forces have taken Kingston,
In. c., capturing 500 prisoners, and eleven
pieces of artillery %
A Nashvi lie dispatch to the Tribune says Cen
dodge and his cavalry have been fighting For~
yest all day in The vicinity Of Corintb. Forrest
has 900 and Dodge 800 cavalry. Ihe lat
ter has 1--WE pieces Of artillery -
MORGAN is reported moving 10 cut on tho
Nashville and Louisville railroad. ooo
Il is reported that Van Dorm WIN no oo R mon
has a. rived at Stevenson, Ala'' W Joln LEY
Kirby Smtj j. reported moving ''""'u' N'"
apo,, in support Of Bragg
Tbe Whole force of rebels IN Tennessee IL re-
nor,eG ut 70, Co., They had 25,OO0 at Murfreesr
The The rebel outposts are but eleven miles from
Nashville.
Rosepcrans has dismissed large number OF
officers for drunkenness and dlsopedlence % Or
ders. ,..,u lec 10
The Secretary of the Treasury al ans"et 10
-, rosolutiou Of the House, has sent comm u t
cation to the Speaker, in when ne 0'S W. ca
the reouisitions of the Secretary u va, ~.
money Cor the payment OF troops, mas ai"aya
haen nromntly met at the treasury, "nen q"
o lsenl, r. ,yp,,t of means did not prevent.
"os1'u.v since the LIST OF July last me sum
3 s66 5S4.5sl has been PAID on sucn Loq
% 90 foIIows: For bounties on en i,sl nos
az IA 900 recruiting collectlig ~ mary
oroaniziug troops, $lO,73'5oo -
pay Az. aronnt Of acquisitions oil TINS descrlpT
! NC uo UNI" ~ tbe Treasury Department unpaid
jo, or, ~ zoo mo These unpaid requIsltlons are
- souai 20 the amoupt required iGr Pay uu'
a;,,c, one oi>nonthiy periou.
ii' Whom the resources OF the treasury Decaho
,,atennate TO the demands upon 1t, toe secteta'
- 81 The Treasury communicated The fac' 70 snp
l,crotares of war and navy aud request . 'uoH
- dasionste the particular iequlsihyns - of
INV r,,arled as most urgent 10 me "lh ~. ~
~, noe million of dollars daily. 10 'pts
seI,,isiiiops are daily met from cuo.v'
e o.nsrai ,eyenue proceeds of conversions III
nor.rv loans, and from red"eina;p n,,b large as
: ,,,:es These resources, .old ne inada-
CnI,orcss has already been 'n'o' nv
quate. .~s--. s.. .li1. a.l#
go, onv one define the exact "iosH u ""st0"i