The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-05
THE LATEST NEWS.

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loch's brG.de, Who was taken prisoner on ihe last
day Of The tight Al Eikharn made his ESCAPE
along with several others twenty miles this side
of Springfield. No, on the lTth int nnd arrived
here today. From him am able to give you the
additional particulars Of shs light
. The cnemy's lo--, killed and wounded. was
2O0O--no less than 500 kilhd
The 35th Illinois rcg ,cnt. Col. Glaxier was
hadiy cut up. They ios, aso men, killed and
wounded.
When NJ. K,,le pAsss d through cassville. there
were 800 wounded At thst place.
They tnok tD0 of oaT uAes prisoners iaelndlng
commissioned officers, prsAtes. and citizens
The following isa portion Of our ofiicer- taken
prisoners ca, Mitchell Of Arkansas; Colonel
Stone, Of Mississippi; Capt G ,lloway. Of Little
Rock Capt IialIowell, Of Dafdsnellc. AN /
Capt. Williams, Of Ark. Lieut.. Mason, II Texas
Lent. Manual. 3rd Louisiana regiment Colonel
lieberi, Major Tnnnard, and Capt. ] Llzin. Of
the 3rd Louisiana. ilebert. runnard aud izini,
have since been exchanged.
The road from Kolla was crowded with commits
s~ry and quartcrmaster stores. moving W the d
fcet,on Of the Federal army near keliavllls, Mo-
The Feders- are doubtless preparing b make
mother attack.
MI. X. al-n met Col. wylnan'- brigade. 900
strong. On their way 20 kc.tsyille, 70 reinforce
Carts.
Gen. slege received a slight wound Ia the arm
Liept. Col was the highest officei killed on
the federal side
NuI ''fAf hfNi Wa We NIbUEuk MI NNl
wounded away With VI when we fell back.
OStEoIA.
NoRpoLx, March 20. "A number % transports
aud steamers entered the Road- lat evening, all
but one being painted white and crowded with
I oops. They apparently came across the bay
from the direction OF the eastern shore II Is sup.
posed they are intended 10 reinforce Burnside or,
attack Nagrlder
Re,as.u ninety aud one hundred steamers and
sailing vessels were IN the Roads yesterday.
A. II. NJ -. -
this morning learns tina, the fedesals landed about
1000 troops yesterday morning at he'd Blum, eight
| miles from savannah.
/ The Republican says that official information
has been received that 00a Fedcrals landed At
/ Rluftpn. Morning passengers report that 10 900
fcdcral4 landed fIom runbosss and are preparing
n march 10 the railroad,
| Great activity Is manifested on the part OF the
enemy.
The Nashville Pstsie. o. tbs 18th. copies a dis
patch 70 thr Cincinnati Commercial. from Wash
lngton on the ii,h. which ayr tina, on tomorrow
Mcclellan wilIceasc u he general In chief. ataun
Ina viii ssss~ osdes snnsaes'~y tho ehAns-
The Patriot also has dispatch which says that
the captain Of the Sumter has been released The
Sumter ~ still nj Gibrsitcr.
| A private tspatch just received from Savannah
say. that the enemy have Jeff Blafian.
hcBxosp, March 2l.--Four transports full of
! troops are IN Hampton R;Njs. Their destination
/ Is supposed 10 lie 20 Join Burnside
uls s's' large Federal 'Fs'''' are at Fortress
/ nnmher Of vessels detained by nor,heas,
| storm went 60 SEA yesterday.
I NoNfoix March 81 -Nineieen large TRANSPORT
steamers aud sailiag sess.s. come into the Road
] YESTERDAY Most uf them left this morning. They
| are supposed to be loaded with troops.
] The 81 Lawrence Is at anchor In the llSnds
I near the Minnesota.
The old BFandywiae. on Which the Union ~
gan has been placed, cannot be seen from the
| shore.
Yesterday seyersl ships wcn, up 10 Newport
I News. It i Supposed thsl landed troops and
Z then departed.
agxrais, March a. The steamer Mcu-, from
Mp the river report. the enemy at Old River Lake
! sIs mcs fellow Iip,onyliie ard that they are
bulldlng ats. hoping 10 be able To put body Of
I Infantry on the other side u the river.
The snegi1 shciled Island No, 10, Yesterday,
bat they have done no damage. They never stay
long within range Of oar guns.
They hope % pass bland No. 10 on some foggy
night.
4 AuarsrA, Ga,s March 22.--The Wilmington
(, Journal Of Friday last, says the Confederate
steamer Nashville went 10 sea on Monday she
passed between the biockading vessels. They
I hted thir.s shots at her There Is no d1uht now
that she Is safe from the clutches u the Lincoln
ties.
RicnNoNp, March %. The HOUSE Of Repreaen
tatises adopted resolution directing the >ecIcta-
( r, ol War 10 pay out II the contingent funds
money Tot tue AID and ftiiei nf thc 'pnttuvfhtr
soldiers now IL the hands ot the efgmy.
| NV YoiA March 2i.-Adviges received here
from Noahcfn say 4oa u the Confedemtes were
killed and lsoo fedefals. The fejerals raised the
white Rag twier dsis;as the battle wiien The
firing ceased. bat the Coniedersles fell bach
which, together with the smoke, prevented II from
being seen.
! Northern srconats say The Confedefates had
/ but 1900 in The detd' Fhs fight vas hard enc
aad the Yankees suffered severely losing many of
their best oisecss.
Five hanars Confederate prisoner. were taken
afty pieces 81 cannon. anil q large quantity Of
arm, and ammunition The Federal troops arr IN
good qearters at Ncwbern One hundred II the
old inhabitants remained. There three stores
open There is yet no tid'ngs Of the Federal nix.
ate Vermont.
" RiCauoSp. March q - The House has passed \
resolution declaring thai all cfeefs, whether
heldinr state or Confederate commissions. inc l.
piils 81 seats A. Cous#e-.iacs. ahd that they must
either fesign their commissions 81 seats
rhe Yankee are loading wagons, ,aggase Nag
ons se. al Ncst-fa, decisive hattie j looked
tot at Kingston Az Suffolk. ia lew days.
Twenty i've Yankee steamers with 'fsofs on
board are Ia Hampton Road Oue HUNDRED -cii'
na sci. and steamers are reported n thc Roadr.
.gppns a 90 reinforce Bamsidr or attack Aagru'
def
Msspuis March 95,--lniomatien lrem Island
No. TO- received last night says therG As hea,.
caanontdiBg on SUNDAY last, Two Of the enc
mgs raubaats were destroyed Que snnk lelos
u.ckinsn and the other ~ sight Of the island.
The soldier. the island arc 50 good ,plfiiri AMI
declare they can h 10 Il against the world.
The rremy'r land Forces ~ New MADRID arc a.
.nnstet si te,0or. sixty of them came iown ~
"A 81. fl.t4H AMI