, 1862-04-26
(From the Alta Caitouia)
LATER FROM THE EAST!
TERRIBLE Battle At PITTS
BURG LANDING I
lMNIIlE EIIIllL VICTORY I
TO TWENTY THOUSAND
FFDERALS. AND FROM THIRTY
FIVE TO FORTY THOUSAND
REBELS KILLED WOUNDED
AND MISSING.
ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON KILLED.
BEA EAUREGARD'S ARM SHOT OFF
GEN. WALLACE KILLED.
lMAlBSE FEDERAL VICTORY /
ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON KILLED.
BEAUREGARD'S ARM SHOT OFF
GEN. WALLACE KILLED.
VICTORY AT TIPTON.

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al ttls ume' previous TO tae arrival OF Buell.
d''sioRs our loIce aid no1 exceed 'hfty-eien1
thousand men, contenaing against force oil Sixty
thousand rebels. Large numbers OF our men were
pane struck and others completely worn out.
The rebel -CheL a. ). johnston
Gas KILLED and Beauregard had an arm shot oil.
The Federal Generals, Sherman ana Wallace. OF
ILLINOIS, were Killed and Cen Preniiss was taken
prisoner by the rebels.
day may have resulted os2.''ousll 20 .''0
raj cause. Our lines were urFen iH ol 'NV "'''',N
but as our reserves were brought loi""i0' '''-
lost ground was rapidly regmnee'
Cncago' April ga pn'a'e te'eSr"u' i7ost''
in this city to-mgnl' dated flllSourS h1i'u',iS'
April 9th, says we nave lougn' ana "o" IT, ..0
hardest battle ever ougot on lnlS cou' "ss'' i'9
dispatch IS from one cl zen Grant S'"n'
Chicago, APrl 9.-lne following is rie o"'y
account yet received OF me oA'Ie az ',,'u'
Landing, which was brought on l3-ul' 1'''re
hundred OF the -J'h Missouri uiue' yen. 'g''
tiss, commenced tne engagement oy "''ac"'''S ''S
advance guard OF lhe feoels' "i'lc" was
TO be merely the pcNels OF lne enemy, l"g 's'
els m force Immediately advanced on NSn; .e''-
tss brigade, when was siaAoneu OF, lne '7'' NJ
pouring vohey after voIey Oh muSNelfy alu l'U-
ding our camps with grape canister ana s1elL
Our forces soon formed inlo l'ne' returned 'leil
fire vigorously ana by me nme we were PlsPIis''
to receive them tney haa concentrated u, '"e' 'e.s
est fire on the leu ana centre OF sherman u'''-
SION and drove our men 9acN rom 'nsir eS'
Bringing up iresn loroes, 'aey "g"tn oPe1Vu l''
on our left wing the DIVISION oehg unuer com
manc OF Cen McClernana' inS nre 'nsy rs.
turned with terrible enecl an" ueeef"'AeU SP'"
by both infantry ana artillery along 1ne "uo''
line for over a distance OF iour miles,