New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

strong position, In front Of Pittsburg, and after
severe battle Of ten hours, thanks TO Almighty God
gained complete victory, driving the enemy from
every position. The loss on both sides s heavy IN
cludfng our Commanderp-Chief, Gen. Albert sgd
ney Johnston, who fell, gallanty leading bis roops
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mobile, Monday. April T. 1882.
2neo,l d;spatcbss TO The Adrertiser and RfRister,
dated Yesterday afternoon, say that the battle con-
tlnues fierce and furious, the enemy stuboorply
resisting their tate, while the Souiherreu continue
10 press upou them with resistless determination,
slowly but surely forcing them back. Our iossis
heavy but or men are In good spirits ana are
thoroughly warmed zip TO the work in hand. All
ipht we'll, bat the Alabama, Mississippi, and Lou
s,sna troops dnplay great gallsntry. Ibe 2ist
Alabama covered themselves with glory. This
regiment captured two batteries. The Ist Louisiana
re.inent II regulars took q battery. Gen Buihiod
Jahneon. one Of the Fort Donelson prisoners, who
SuspAY NIoHr.
The enemy are in full retreat and tho Coniederates
in hot pursuit | write from tho enemys camp, and
on Federal paper Large numbers OF prisoners have
been taken. aud we expect to capture the greater
part OF the Union army. We are driving them back
on the river and shall kill or capture the whole
army.
TIE battle is still raging with terrible fury. We
have captured Gen. Prentiss and large number OF
officers Gen. Albert sydney Johnston fell at half
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and Mimic ball struck bin in the body. He died
while gallsntly and steadily leading our victorious
troops. Gen. Beauregard now commands the army.
lie SAYS this Ia second Manassas tight. Gen. Bnell
wss not in time TO take part in the action. Gen.
Grant was in command Of the Union forces.
SECOND DISPATCH.
MxxPaIs. Mondsy, April :. 1862
A Gisratch from Corinth, dated yesterday tSun-
day., says the great battle commenced at daylight
this morning. The Yankees were driven back two
miles. Our victorious columns are still advancing
The Let Louisiana Regiment has taken one Union
battery aud several others have been captured. Col
Williams OF Memphis was biled. Gen. Preniiss
was captured lie says they have 81, 200 men on the
fed and Is batteries, nearly all OF which have been
captured. Gen. Buell. had portion OF bis force al
| Duck Creek.
We have the enemy's camp snd al their ammuni
ton, stores &c. The battle was very severe one,
and the loss on both sides ia heavy. Tie lighting Ii
still going on. .
Gen polk is in the advance. Generals Prentise
! Grant Sherman, McClernand, Wallace, and Smiih h
coumenaed the Unionists. Gen. Smith was sick.
Two thousand prisoners have been taken ana sent 10
our rear. -.
It i, reported here that our forces are fighting
Buell. to-day (Mondayl.
Richards of Missouri were wounded. The Unonist
have been driven 10 the ryer and are sttemptiDgt
crors in transports. Many prisoners are sui oein
brought in.
There il no account in the paper OF Mondays bat
lie. ia which the Rebels were 30 completely routed.
GEN. GLADDEN. WOUNDED.
B,LrIaoSk, Saturday April 10. 1862.
Tie Richmond IVhig contains dispatch announc-
inc that the Rebel General GLADDEN. Ost bis left Grm
in the battle Of Sunday.
'P'''- WAsnISoros. April II, le6f
Further information from Pittsburg Landing
shows that there was terrible carnage among the
Illinois troops, of whom many regiments were in
the battle. There were more than 1000 troops from
the First tAIr. Wsshburne's) District, engaged.
They lost two colonels-Elis and Davis-Major
Goddard, aud many other officers. Many more are
known TO have been wounded.