New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

-, A;a had an hour before been drawn IN, thus
acns and rendering Roo eoP,s sosei Bsft" bs
strugee on our left had heard that LJtes osdo Yves ou
fanssd on the right by an ovswhemins ioice o. We
IN tb LEFT and center by the continuous AMI peIfisier
.ss of The enemy and knowing II our le WA tuned
U.S. lost and total Iout of the gry corps won l
@ ~ The i,npo tsnee Of my presence there, and .do
loo. AZ err the interest. Of the lih bfgade sho oe' 70 LENT
;tion and eporcd to LIE thst though sew ,I sailed
IT had .ripnPhan,y replied t9s d In several At.
schs, and that Col l}tie ley h ws' he could easily
force Of eth troops ofshe enemy m wed around his
concealed by the upasai9ns Of 10 ound TUNED HE right
flank and fell upon the right and his brigade and drove
H. and forced yete wb.c ga under the orders Col
Lyle who wast the same rAoeu wounded as be thought,
fatally pad resing be sen from the field made pris
oner ~ tho enemy Heating Of this condition Of things
gsoped toward tho gi and found the brigade reformed
IN line ,ae the riuht m 18th Kenticsy Volunteers Col
tery re diatey in the Of emnrnce the 10Th Ohio
Co Burke and She Sd Ohio, Col Beatty on the LETT OF
theToad.
These regiment. had without support. struggled hsrd 70
hold their line OF hattie for several hours aud were eny
forced to retire loss and the movements Of the
enemy shove referred to- While near the 18th henucky
heavy force of the enemy advancing upon orr lgh'
steadily up IN full view of where Gen Gibers army corps
had during the day. the let flank of which YVES not
18th Kentucky though broken and shattered it, eet
and chcered and moved to the top OF tho h
where could the enemy and ordered 10 lie DOWN
then rode up Loons battery aud directed him to opn
upon the enemy. lie replied no ordered by Gen hcook
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to the enemy advancing said was close enough and wog
be closer in a moment He al once opened iiro VITA
silciy, end made fearful havoc upon the ranks 81 inc
euemy. 1t was admirably done but uls ee"y nio W.
straight ahead their ranks were Taked ny the bal-
terry aid terribly ihinnsd by 1he mu st! ol ins
that Reinforcement APPROACHING the brigade wa. or
dclei retire and give place to them Meh d'1 IN soOa
order. The Ie-tniocements were nom Michslfs DIVISION
as understood, and were Pea Ridge men, wish Knew
who commanded the brigade thst might 90 nm Jsstoe.
only that the brigade moved directly into me hsn
like soldiers opened terrific IRE aud drove otcA we
enemy. 1t gallant body Of men After rePnsing mo
enemy they retired few hundred yards to piece oil So9is
10 cucsnp In. During The night, the enemy advanced ms
pckes in tho woods et front and captured go9d
many OF our men who went there believing we stu held e
woods 1t wa. in th. way that my a. \. General W. J.
Jones and Lieut. j. A. Grover 4. H. General Of the 18th
Brsade were captured by the enemy regretted the cap
tue of these young gentlemen deeply. They had behaved
most calamity during the day and can Truly say deserve
Msjor Hopkins with three companies OF the 1T Michigan
Engineers and Mechanics remained on the field during the
DIV ard late in the evening formed in line of battle with the
portion Of the 18th Bg de the left Of the road Their
force small 10 oppose tho advancing coemn OF the
ereny They took shelter behind Clarss house. but
forced retire with the ih bigdc which va, doue In good
order 1hey Loot quite number In won lded and missing
Rebel, was sdmirsble The 18th Indiua Col Humphrey
n the 18Th Brigade the right II did 10. come under
my eye, but informed though new regiment behaved
hsvc tins given general ,aiemer, Of the bt;ic snd
s eJ al d. cnYtrv I. called mon 70 rouf The loss
OF msny brave men who fell IN IT,
Nv division fought it under many dis sutsges IL
atacl grcurd well known the enemy aid hI,I
By them battle Held. end while IL march and
impobe or US to know mach Of the ma, ire Of the
ground upon which fought Ny men, too. suffering
intcu Of having scany supplied
Tdsy or two, bu, they f1 ,ht il brsyey and asin,t
three or their number Of the bet sodier 81 the
Reue army and under the direction and eye 81 biSsg bne
Rebel army II Of the old troops inched do not
know 1t and few men Of the andi'ciphned new T.g'
bad an opportunity Of seeing and knowing the conduo, Of
Col saItvesther. commanding the 2oh Col hsr. con-
msudue the 9th Brigade and Of the officers and men under
49,, - me-, ropid DO CT L,,. Of the nth Rrg.ds FEN
seriously wounded while CALAMITY maintaining his position
On the gh and doubtless the country 10 much indebted 10
b aud tie brave Of bis rssde a. well - to those vhosc
To whole hyion tender my sincere thanks for their
gallHntry that bloody field.
Iaso sekuos sdse y sdebteiDs, Lieut. r. Jon,. ny
Assistant AcJusutGencTa and 20 lcut' W. McIo"eh,
regular Ads and to q J. shani ny volunteer Aid iof
gallant bearing e e services rendered on the battle he
also seknow edge my ind~bi, dnes to Lielts George
laadfAin ~ Ohio VIM Canton. l9th Illinois, James IT.
Couney s7th Indians. The signal corp, Of the third division
for s.sntry and valuable s,lce, On TIE tod 1ley,,
tended voluntarily trough itsi place g. do through
My OrdoTio. SER, ant Dawes Enery saI tic re,.. be-
tavcd gall.ntiy duills tie battle.
Col Baoinef Bopsrd Kentucky Cavalry rendered
ecieu, service in making reconnosances And srmihing
My c,,a.iiie. to 80 Killed and wounded Ny d.
vision about 00o strong when It went into action.
fought the divisions Of Anderson and beaiham and
Buckner am, &c, LOWELL II. ROUSSEAU,
Bris.dicr. General Con. mAncins Third Division.
REPORT or BRIG. -GEN. Il. 4. MI CIifLL, COM
MASDlNG METH DIVISION, THIRD CORPS.
ARMY OF THE ONO.
HRADQr ,HrKEs NiSrH Divisov. AESr rHs OHol
GooDmohTs srhisG' 2! miles iIor fefyvulc
CAPTAIS: / have the honor to submit the follow
Ing report Of the part taken ~ h- 9Th Division IN the enlsg
Of the sh ald 9TH met near Peryyine. Ky.
Upon the 4sa Of ny column Abou, u The 7th At
point sprushed and Pcuyye turnpike. Abou i've MILF.
nom Peuyvie formed brigade. under the direction Of
Gen Bue Tie right AID len Of the road with tie bAt.
lie, Ia po,ilon aid the under III, sth Ksnsas
sNA tt.gH. IfsH.f al
sd'anccd 20 TIE front in Of section Ct Capt Pin
neys 3,h Wsconsin Battery, which with The cavalry ad
te sfol sunset r~sin,en,. were dvanc.a to the
front 81 the battery aud engaged the enemy un DARK when
M,or Woodbury. and 2s.b Ilne. Lieu, Col MeCisianS
were thrown out pcke,l upon the eft and ifout.
un Of Cat Icchlis "a Battery 10 Teiey. H.
section Of Capt fnney. Battery which, undsr Lieut. Hill
had done such brilliant WORK the diy before
General Glib ccmmsDduE corps advanced y division
- claw. ,hs Srh B,is.5. T"i goodIn, I'd Indians ~
commanding composed Of I'd ludns Lieut. Col Klein
ier and 18th ilroi. iAen col Beneit and ID. sri VII.
Battery. Capt Pnuey, formed on the len Of the
rosd The a.t Brigade Col Csrln. 18th Ilino. command
ing composed Of the 2l,, Illinois Cob Alexander, 18Th inoi.
MAJOR oiDeri 18th Wisconsin, Col es aud loi Ohio Col
ono ard two sections of Capt Hocltiis'. "a Minnesota
Battery, under Lieat Dawley Capt Ho,cLks with one
formed on III" t Of The road on wooded eninence with
under Thi. ia the within
,pPpo.tins distance Of Con SLefiGln Dishen which
then engaging the enemy
The ga In sade Col Caldwell 8lst Indiana roInmsndnr
formed IA oi the 3lst IL colphsed the following
regiments and battery; 18th Illinois, LieuCol Nee elan
35.h Illinois LieutLo Chandler; 9Th Kansas, Lieut. Col
Martin Glst Indi1ns Lieut. Col Ta5sflAs 1nd apt Car
peb'ef's 9Th Wisconsin battery.
Almost immediately upon the formation my lines ss
mentioned tie enemy appeered advancing IN on the
I.ht of Col Cars ue, with the evident Intention Of chsr
ng upon ls battery which upon his eItfoue rght
direcsd hun To open FIRE upon them be could DO
50 effectively su they retired uuser at the Of
Col Carl4s hi nishrfs.
A. tins time received message from Gen Sheridan
sslg that he hardly pressed h, right aud 'front.' aud
needed Ie,nfcrce ordered Col Csin 20 advance
with s brigade rdy to Cen Sheridais s. aud aid his
divisions.
Col. Clrlin Immediately advanced lesng his BRIGADE
through sk Of timber 10 the open fields right and
Amending lie bow nl MI ll.lrLarnI nrr..