Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-04-10

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81 wounded, 10 prisoners.
10. Balls Bluff, Virginia October
21st, 1861. The last sad reverse of the
Federal arms where, from military in
competency or treachery, the lamented
COL Baker fell at the head of the Union
forces. Federal loss, II killed, 266
woupded. Loss of the rebels under
Gen. Evans, 36 killed, 119 wounded.
IL. Fredericktown, Mo- Oct. 21st,
1861. Col. Plumer defeated the rebel
Col Thompson with much slaughter
Federal loss 10 killed and 90 wounded;
Rebel loss, 200 killed and 100 wounded
II. Port Royal, S. Carolina; Novem-
Der 7th 1861 Commodore Dupont, U.
8. Navy, drives off the rebels under
Gen. Drayton, with rebel loss of 100
killed and upwards OF 100 wounded
Federal loss, s killed and 6 wounded.
10. Belmont, Mo. November Sth
1861. Gen. Grant defeats the rebel
Gen. Cheatham, with terrible destruc-
ton. Rebel loss, POI killed ,427 wound
cd. Federal loss, 81 killed and wound
ed.
II. DraincEvillc. Vir. inia, Dec Goth
1861. Brig. Gen. Ord made recon
nosancc in force and rcpulsed the at
tack of the rebel Gen. Stuart. Federal
loss, ST killed, wounded and missing
Rebel loss 240 killed and wounded
Is. Somerset, Ky; Jan. 10th 1862.
The rebel Gen. Xolhcoffcr killed and
his army vanquished, with rebel loss
of 1872 killed, 400 wounded, 50 prison
ers, and 16 field pieces. In achieving
this important victory, the Federal loss
under Gen. Thomas was 80 killed and
208 wounded.
16. Fort Henry, Tenn. Feb 9th
1862. The gunboat expedition under
Commodore Footc reduced the fort, kill
ing S rebels, woundlng 10, taking IS
prisoners and 16 guns. Among the pris-
oncrs was the rebel Gen. Lloyd Thigh
man. Federal loss, 8 killed, % wound
ed and 5 missing.
II. Roanoke Island, North Carolina;
Feb. 9TH and Sth, 1862 Gen. Burn
side carried the rebel forts by assault
with Federal loss of so killed and 222
wounded. The rebels, under Gen.
Wise, lost so killed, including Col,
0 ]. Wise, 70 wouadcd, 1927 prison
ers, and al field pieces.
IS. Fort DOnclson Tennessee; Fobru- !
airy 18th 10th, 1862. After terrible
battle Of four days duration, General
Grant compelled the unconditional sur
'ender of the rebels, in their strong
lold, killing and wounding $500 rob
Is, capturing $4,000 prisoners 10000
tand of arms and IS heavy guns. Floyd
md Pillow escaped with 5000 rebels ;
nut Gen, Buckner was taken prisoner.
federal loss, 1000 killed and 500
10. Valverdc, n. Mexico; Feb. Dist
S62. a severe battle in which Col.
'anby repulsed the rebel Col. Steele.
'ederal loss, 62 killed, 40 wounded
nd 6 cannon. Rebel loss, over 200
illed and wounded.
90. Pea Ridge, Arkansas; March 9th,
tn, Sth, 1862 After three days hard
ghting, Gen Curtis vanquishcd the re-
'els under Gen Van Dorm, killing and
2, 600 and capturing Is field
ieccs The Federal loss was nearly
400 killed and wounded.
81. Hampton Roads; March 9Th, 9th,
500. The traitor, Commodore Buch-
nan, in the Merrimac, destroyed the
congress and Cumberland, under Capt
larston; Buchanan was mortally wound
d and has since died On tue 9th the
Ionitor whipped the Merrmac Fcde-
al loss, 2S5 killed, so wounded and 4
hips Rebel loss said to be 6 killed and
2 wounded
%. Newbernc, N Carolina March
18th 1862 Carried by assault by the
rave Gen Burnside Federal loss, 81
illod, 466 wounded Loss Of the rcb-
Is under Gen Branch, 500 killed and
200 prisoners and G5 lannon's.
%. Winchester, Virginia, March 23d
So Gen Shields, though wounded in
skirmish, on the previous day, aciicv-
d brilliant victory over the rebels I'M
err Gen jackson, who have since been
ursued with immense havoc by Mai
len Banks beyond Strausburg Fcde-
al loss 105 killed, about 800 wounded
'ebel loss over 700 killed and wounded,
pwards of 300 prisoners, and field
ieccs and caissons.
REHABILITATION.
Federal losses. 2,4S+ killed 4 1902
LAO prisoners; S missing;
8 cannon; ! 900 muskets; a ships.
Rebel losses: Killed and wounded,
, 429; prisoners. S,707 cannon 900
icces, besides vast number of snail
rms
BY the statement Of the u S Surgeon
eneral, it appears that 8 900 have died
disease up to December 81, 1861,
hich added to the 2,4S4 killed will
lake our loss 6,474, besides those who
ave fallen in minor engagements, of
hich there are IT
Federal General Killed Lyon
Rebel Generals Kilcd-Bee, Barlow,
arnett, Smith, Herbert, McCuIloch,
IcIntosh, Slack. Peyton aud HolIcoffcr
7HB GREAT RRREIIION