The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-14
WAX SUMMARY.


@rrgs sA~ Hsiehls sswards Cornsh,
~a~&srsng two batteries, al.oss 800
tssasasrt. Asd aaay small arms
81. I,oslis. Oct. z.
Dsasuaiehsa rroesrss 81 hoadqaar-
aers bring intelIirshet 20 ne ss~s sbai
IN saturday Haarnsag Gsn. sehoaeid
advanced npoa The rebels 81 NeSto.
nlA. small iosa akoas aiy miles
osvsh n syssng6ssa, and aAes two
hoan engagement sha rebels broke
anS SD is 81 diresioas.
rs fssss q she sssmy = ssaiaaai-
- Il 1900 msa.
Oar les Il lriaing
THrRspAI
The cOrrvsroadeus q she s. Louis
Dsmarat has tho following details Of
tbs baaslc as Corinshs
On tho morn q Oct. . our oulPosis
we're attacked by the enemy, 8 miles
northeast d corinih. Our mea under
Rs.snerAAH stood up manfally, bot
the rebels poured 10 uPOn U' 80 that
We w,re forced sloaIy backward.
The eneay we're inside our breast
weFks pushing Us backwards towards
che sowa. when darkness put IN end
TO the Gghiing for the day. Brig
Gen. HAekleman was killed, and Gen
0gleshy was wounded.
The fighting was renewed on the
4sh, and = heavy eannonading kept
up for aa hour or two. when two rebel
Gems had been disabled. and their
battery Of guns captured.
Al half past nine Tie sharpshooiers
me, the enemy three quarters Of a
mile in al, anes IL our line Of battle,
and mardcrous Gre vas opened on
them. when our forces retired slowly.
For few moments the engagement
became general. The slaughter Of
the rebels was terrible. but they push
I'd forward. charged ON our works,and
captared small foriifcaiion in which
q battery Of the ist Missouri was
planted. All seemed lost, and tenn
porary panic seized our men. The
rebels once more marched into the
streets of corinih, but new batteries
opened on them, and our men, under
direction Of few courageous officers,
and stimulated by their examples,
Tough, desperately, and the advance
Of the enemy was checked. They
wsvered, and then fell back our last
battery was rcgained, and once more
Il hurled destruction into their ranks,
The day was saved, and the enemy III
full retreat.
Our proportion Of officers killed il
thought 10 be large.
We Ios, but four taken prisoners.
FRIDAY.
Louisville, Ky, Oct. 3.
]. Is reported that Gen. Dumont at.
tackled the guerriIlas under John Nor.
gan. near Frankfort, this morning and
drove them in every direction, will
but very little federal loss.
@ New York, Oct. 8.
Lees army 10 said 10 be falling bacl
on Siaanion. NHE
The condition Of the rebel army il
one Of great desiituiiou. In addition
10 the wan, Of clothing they are nov
living on half rations.
The proclamation Of the Presiden
inspires great terror among the reb
Ella. who fear q counter revolntiol
among the negroes.
sATrRpar.
Stewards rebel cavalry occupie,
Mercersburg yesterday, and to-day Il
men on horseback entered Chambers
burg. Pa, with flag Of truce, am
demanded 10 see the principal men Q
the town. ]. was though, that sur
render would he inevitable; bu, TO
Aighi il is stated the REBELS arc falling
hazk.
Cairo, Oct. 10.
Our lrOOrs occupy Rinse.
We have chased Price as far a
Ripley. and as far as ascertained, ih'
chase is siill kept up.
Washoe, Oct. 10.
The Sioux Indians in Minnesota
are mrrendering, and the military au
shert,ies are severely Furnishing Ii,
mos. prominent Of The saiiry.
TIE entire number Of warriors doe
not sEeeea II 900.
MONDAY.
Harrisburg. 0ct. III.