, 1862-10-08

moving In the direction of Holly Springs.
Miss.
The following is partial list of wounded.
was only able to obtain these before left
Corinth this morning:
Il. Sack, 18th Iowa: j. f. Bowers, loth
Iowa; NJ Welch, 1eth Iowa; c. Ross, 11th
Mo-; Lieut. c. ]. CoDKer Yates, 11th No:
Capt Grover; 18th No.; J. Rapp, eth Mo-;
7. shomsport, 47th ILL.,; G. Demett, 4sth Ill;
E. Winchester, 18th Wis; n H. Mullsr, 76h
ILL.,; Capt. ]. q. Covers, 81st Ohio; E. Johu-
son: 47th Ill; j. Shelter, Sd Mich. cavalry:
" Patten, 41th H.; P. Howard, 9Th Wis; s.
@. Edwards, S.h Wis; a. C. N. Weed, "a
Iowa; E. Beckert and j.: s. Wilson, 18th
Mich; w. Thompson, 11th Mo-; T. O'Brien,
Sd Michigan artillery; J. 8. French, I'd Mich.
artillery; E. Collins, 9Th Wis. J. Reeves, 10th
Mo-; VIM Stewart, 10th Wis; J. Mcbride,
17th Wis; " Gahl, 57th Ill; D. Etherpe,
5od Ill; IL L. Welch, 9Th Ill; c. B. Coles,
7th Ill; e. Robbins, 81st No.; r. Doney, 18Th
Wis; ]. II. McCoag, uth Wis; ). Woodruff.
18th Wis; e. E. Doolittle, I'd Wis; G. Hud-
stcn, 3oth Ohio; s. Dougherty, I'd Ohio;
". Mccormick, 4th Ind; ], Carpenter, ed
Ind; P. G. Kenney, 12th Ind; G. Clelland,
6sd Ohio; VIM. Breeze, 47th ILL.,; F. Care, sh
VII; J. Mukem, I'd Iowa; ". A. T1dford, Cd
Iowa; n. Cheney, 63d O.; G. Bates, CD O.;
]. s. elliott, End Iowa; F. N. Winsted, 9th
Ill; E. II. salby, 6sd Ohio; G. Eirgle, 63a
Olio; J. Matthias, esd Ohio; ]. E. Horse-
ins'ton, 7ta Iowa; ". Topping, eth, Ohio;
c. Gibson, 11th Missouri; 8. r. Rand, 11sh
Missouri; H- Smith, 11.h Mis- :onri; ]. Wag-
ner, 11'h Ill cavalry; A. Aloertson, 11ta Ill.
cayslsy; 3. B. Barkaardt. 11th I'll. cavalry;
u, Ebf rlart, 11th III. cavalry; s. Bonein,
11sh No; c. n. spraguc, SD Ill; CIV.
Michel, 4:h Minn.; E. kitester, 5sa Mian.
J. S. Liltiejohn, 5.h Iowa; Geo. Mendenhall,
2lst Mo !; II. Ccldiuburg, 16sh No.; A. L.
Melley, l2th Ind; N. D. Halleck, 16th Ind;
G. Hart, 10Th Iud-; H. McDetamock, 18th
lis, ]. S. Bishop. 18th Wis; J. N. My,
18th Wis; B. Dohbins, 18th Wis; Joel
VOID, 12:h Wis; s. Mason, 14:h Wis;
D. D. Cummings, 10Th Wisconsin;
a. Il. Lewis. 10th Wisconsin; Marion
Fe1rel1, 10th Iowa; A. Patterson, SLh Wis;
4. G. Abbott, 14.h Wis Edward Rieley, LIST
No.. IT. IT. Gerry, s:h Wis. Lieutenant 7.
A. Fellows. sth Wis; Morris Kerrin, l7th
Wis; A. P Bugbee, 18th Wis. Jesse sher-
man, 18th Michigan F. R. Mideloy 18th
Wiz; G. Cook, I'd Iowa; E. Curtis, 5sth
ILL.,; Jesse Clark, 8th Iowa; Frank Daley,
I'd Iowa John Handeyely, 6th Iowa; Andrew
B. njamln, 5th Minn. G. Spencer, 4ssh Ind. !;
WIN. Stanford, 10th Mo-; VIM. ]. O'B,ien,
G3d Ohio; a. ii. Robinson, 10th No.; D. s.
Harvey, sth Wis; George stickney and J..
Congdop, 39th Ohio; Antoine Heffner, 20,h
ILL.,; ]. Kyle, 57th Ill.,; Dewitt
T. McClelland, 47th Ills. Joseph Malone,
9Th Ills; ]. II. Barney, 10th Ills; j. N.
Bell, 10th Ills; Fl. Honanlone. 18th Wis. 3;
II. D. Antoine, 18th Wis John Dolen, l4tll
Wis; Robt. D. Hunter, 18th Wis.,; L. 7.
Hendricks, S!h Iowa; Amos Roberts, 4sl
Ohio; VIM. King, eth Ohio; Christian B r.
ger, 9th Wis. battery; Herman Denmer. 6:h
Wisconsin battery; c. sAultz, 18th Mich. ;
jas Tutor, 1lth lid; Geo. ". Miller, 11th
II d.; Frank Ligerast, 18th Wis: Burton
Fuller, 7th Iowa; Leander Bickey, 7th Iowa;
F. D. Foulk, 9TH Iowa J. 4. Graham, 7tb
1o"as R. R. Montgomery, 7th Iowa; N. 5.
Clothier, 9th Iowa; a Talbut, 7th Iowa :
Clark Cross, 7th Iowa; c. Reynolds, 7sh Iowa
Thomas Randle, 7th Iowa; q. Bartlett,
9th Iowa; s. Wymore, j. s. Major, 7lh Iowa ;
]. c. Forkney, 7th Iowa; N. Morris, 7sll
Iowa; ]. Mccormick, 7lh 1o~a; s. Kittlan,
II. C. Osmou1th, 7th Iowa; Silas Reynolds,
| j. E. Moran, ]. A. Bratton, Geo. Tenuent,
9TH Iowa; Geo. A Beck, S:h Iowa; E. A,
Trap, Alva Kelley, ]. L. Big1ey, Tieut. Tick.
nor, Davis Newman, A. D johnson, 8:h Iowa
Geo. Morris, Esd Ohio; VIM. ]. Joues, 1Gth
Wis.,; Edward Schonenaker, "a Iowa; j.
Dawson, s0.h Ohio; David 8. Harmon, John
Medium, Lewis Wizard, Alfred johnson, John
Richards, A. Talbot, Lieutenant George F.
Robinson, S0:h Ohio; S. J. Elder, S0th Ohio
". a. Wizard, S0th Ohio; Jacob Lutz, 1ss No.
artillery; Jno. Vail, 50th Ohio; Wm. ]. Nc
Bride, soth Ohio; Geo. Il. Tyler, I'd 10 va ;
Andrew J. Carney, soth Ohio; jas. Beattey,
s0th Ohio; j. H. Fulkerson, 8Osh Ohio; John
Oe1e, S0ih Ohio; Christr. Lerch, 80th Ohio
VIM Switzer, 5th Iowa; Daul. Bailey, 47th
Ill; Jas Thuubley, 52n Ill; J. q. soluer, ID
Iowa; WIN. B. Wood, 4sth Ind; ". G. Eber.
har, I'd Iowa; Smith Philandcr, ed Iowa; B.
Seymour, VIM. H. Hunt1ey, SD Ill; Henry
Wilson, eth Ohio; II. c. McNeil, James D on
aldson, Geo. Tyler, Henry Austin. Il. B. Doc.
little, ed Iowa; &C. Manse1, Cd Iowa, dead
j. Downs, I'd Iowa, killed.
CAIRO, Oct 7.-As yet, we can only state the
general results Of the last weeks fighting.
skirmithing commenced last Tuesday, and
thc1c has been more or less fighting each day,
up to the afternoon Of yesterday, when Gen.
Rosecrans sends to Gen. Grant dispatch say
ing the enemy are utterly routed, throwing
baggage and everything away, aud that be is
pursuing them sharply. The rebel loss at
Corinfh WIS about 500 killed, and 1900 to
1880 wounded.
We have 500 prisoners at Corinth, and 500
on the Hatchie, with more constantly COM
ing in
We have no report OF killed on either side
In yesterdays and Sundays battles Gen.
Ord says on Sunday we lost several hundred
in wounded, and probably more than the enc
my. We have taken several Thousand stand
Of arrnF, thrown away by the rebels in their
flight. They are mostly new muskcts OF
English make.
Our loss at Corinth Is about 800 killed and
1,co0 wounded. Some eye witnesses put the
estimate higher The fighting on Saturday is
AI*GAAotu as utSpcfaLE III lle extreme, the
rebels rushing up to the months of the can
non, many Of them being blown to atoms.
Many houses in Corinth are badly shattered
BY shot and shell. One ehell plunged through
the TishImingo House, killing wounded SOL
der.
More than half the rebels arc barefoot.
many are ragged and have ears Of corn in their
hayefs2cks,
HEADQUARTERS or GEN GRANT.
JAcKsoN, Tenn, 12:20 p. H., Oct. 6. 1862,
To Major General Hal}eck, General-in- Chief:
Generals O'd and Hurlbut came upon the
enemy yesterday, and General Hurlbut having
drawn in small bodies Of the rebels the day
before, after seven hours hard fighting.
drove the enemy five miles back across the
Aaschie, towards Corinth, capturing two bat
ter1es, about 800 prisoners and many small
nrms-
immediately apprised General Rosecrans
Of these facts, and directed him to urae on
the good work. The following dispatch has
just been received from him:
t'CuEnwA11A, Oct. 6, 1862.
To Major General Grant;
"The enemy is totally routed, throwing
everything away. We are following sharply.
"W~ S. RosEcRASs, Mai. Gen"
Under previous instructions, Gen. Harlbut