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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18
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A special to the New York Tines says The
news Of the rebel raid into Psnnsy lvania crealed
intense excitement yesterday morning, sud no.
tifcations were Immediately issued for meet
ing Of the Cabinet officers, at which the Presi-
dent and gsnernl-in-chief were present. Whae
trAnspired and the conclusions GTived at are Of
course not pubic, bHt it Is ssid dispatch was
Immediately sent 70 GeusTel Hooker, requesting
HE attendance at an adjourned meeting.
RumOrs, more than ordinarily definite are
sh Jzt to-day, assigning new parts to prominent
actors onthe national stage. The most. .plausi-
bic Of these replaces Secretary Stanton BY Gen
srsl Banks, and sends hicClellan to the West
and Hooker 70 the army Of the POtomse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

DRAFTINs CERTAIN rs WIsCONsEE-Ihs
Madison Jo5rgal Of tie 81 iast., says Ii has
been mater Of doubt whether there is to be
draft in this Stats or ROt. We are authorized.
from the Executive Department., 10 state thas
there win certainly be q draft to make up SC
least three regiments, and that it Y7il :1as plsca
as soon as tie necessary papers can be Prspared
for that purpose. Il Is hoped arrangements
viii be perfected SO as to make the draft BY
about the 2Qth Of this monih
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

A HORRIBLE MURDER - An interesting
daughter OF Mr.. L S German, highly respect
ed cit zen, was found IN woody swamp near
here this morning, dead, with pistol shot
Wouad through her throat from right 70 left. She
was missed yesterday. Measures baye been
taken to capture the murderer, who Is known,
bat not yst f0und. The motive is not Jet known,
bat il is supposed that he mist0ok the little child
for a daughter Of Governor Curtin, who has
received several anonymous notes warning him
of danger ts bis fAmily.-HarTis5aF Disgatrsl
October 9th
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sPE.IsI. ARnRRs Kn. ID.

EEADQUARTERs DIsTRICT cF tbs BIS-)
SIsG PPL
JsCKsOs. bIisE.. ssptember ls ls62.
ErT TIE following gsne-sl order Is published for
The izforrl-tlon of % whom il may concern in
thls lis rst.
81 order Of Brieadisr-eensraI RUesLzs
X ii H0GE
Azg'ssart A5latant-GeneFsL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

290."-Many persons are curious to know
how the Confederate gunbos! 290 Obtained her
name. a naval authority says it was applied to
Ler because her length is 290 feet.
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General Orders No. 64.
AB-UFAEF AID INsPEOTOR- -SRNER4L's3 ,
HrFTgF
R1cEroyD. Va, sePtsabsr ssB, 1862

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EET CgzEEAEDz RS of Army c1rps. rsgfmertl
v ll5 1-ttli.1nz - D. maze 20 ths Office month >
rstr1z . tzir ls.1s1tiys c1llHnds tle ferns tuT
Cd hsf zli soo51dilc TIE Gi-scti1Hs expressed on
item
g.ca-- u charge o. casps q instruction VII make
q -i- o-e 70 EltN. z0tl Enl sJtE q each mont
rs-u us g -= st.ta ofth- recruit slsTiE g
re aaus5sr e Clrs1T7gts 5-r-rd h. camp az n date
ot lz-las1-l. tse -UgbeT enrolled aLd secePied dlH
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ss1.t a5rr q sn-llz s-d t1s tot4 rsIasining IL
sE1F.
B- urler
FErrs5f s. COOPER
Adi1fs1t AID Iu- Pect1r General
E1H-.I X =. H0OE.
-l5a .-- a azf~fa-t General
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

NOTICE. TO TRE KILITIA
mississippi State Troops.
4DQUARRsRs MAI. GENERALS OFFICE
JACKSON, Bisz-, Oetobsr o 1861 )
Gslsrsi Order No. ISL
A IL di-0hsrssd ziuuts Nd (sxsePs CSC duty
~ b. aovsrunsut shops be.onRing - re1ssning
aiia OF th ir respective coUnteS hereby ordered
% report 20 thsi- CoEamanderU for duty.
b order ef Ms0r-1eneral TUPPER
=. J. COEWhY,
orfo2T q C--rra.
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AuGUsT 9TH.

Company E E-Wounded: Lieutenant The 8
II. Mann, leg, severe.
Company F.-Wcuadcd Privstes James ] b.
Hall, in leg Sol N. Mitchell, thigh, slight
Company II H-Wounded: Pdvats Pleas. q.
SnOddy, iiiae region, mortal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

The following IS the lis. Of killed and woun Il.
et ia the lst tennessee regiment, at tie ba,-
ties near Manassas, Virginia, August 27sh, 29ll
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

RATTLE or HARPER's FERRY SEPTEMBER il.
Company A.-WOuHde1. Pdvates Geo. ".
LoTslsss, thigh, slight Geo ". Cunningham,
shoulder; Thomas o. Lggzn, thizh- slight
Company E.-WouHde1; WIN. il. Hutcliu-
son, thigh.
Company X -W0undsd Thcs. B. Thrighr,
head Pleas K. Hampton, leg, slight
c. .. MaGUIRE, Surgeon
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18

EB~ A csptaia, ons Of the old school, being
ner. aladY OF rank, who, IN the NEST delicate
manner possible, hinled teahim the prOpriety Of
putting on a pair OF gloves. "Oh, wsSthe ele-
giant reply, never mind me, -Da'am; / shall
wash my hands when I've done dancing.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-12-25

DIR. Railways PIlls.-SUPERIoR ALL OrH-
ERs.Purgative medicines, used by PLY scians and
prepared in accordance with the American and Europe
an Pharmacop9as and all Purgativc Pills, during their
operation weaken the patient In of Yellow Fe-
Yer, Fever and Ague, Typhus Typhoid. Scarlet Fever
Small Pox, Measles, Erysipelas, and many other dan
Diseases purgaton which is in fact highly essen
ta becomes dangerous from the fact that the purga-
tive medicines and pills of the old system produce too
Sudden depletion of the vital powers and waste of the
body. RADwAY REGULATING PILLS provide against
this difficulty The medicinal properties of their com
position possess wonderful nutritious powers Six of
Railways Pills will impart much nourishment to the
blood and strength to he wasting body one ounce of
the best wheat flour; that in all where purga
ton requled RADwAYs PILLS will in less time than
any other medicine, evacuation and, at the
time, noursh and strengthen the sl stem. This
pecul ar power is possessed alone by Railways Regu
lating Pills.
In attacks of Billiousness, Inflammation of the Bow
els Liver Kidneys dose of from six to eight of RAD
REGULATING PILLS, WILL in few hours, restore
the patient to and comfort There is no purgative
medicine in use, that will these complaints quick
Railways Pills Persons subject to Costveness, In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Bousness. aundice, Liver Com
paint Apopexy, Headache, should take two or three
these FILLS or twice week. Price 25 cents per
box.
Sold by Druggists For sale in Worcester by NJ.
GREEN ~ CO., and GEO. P. HARLOW. d2w die
Worcester daily spy., 1862-12-25
Great Bargains in Mandkerchiefs |
WE ALSO OFFER OUR
EancY WOOlen Goods

At and less than COST, to close them out
900 dOz Ladies' Ribbed Cotton and Wooden Stockings
the very best quality at 2j Gents a pair, and a splendid
assortment of French Cashmere and leeceined Gloves
Ladies' and Misses Gents and DOys SILK and Merino
Under shirts and Drawcrs Fleece lined and Heavy Cot
ton Hose all OF which will be sold ut prices which will
defy all competition
We also offer 500 doz of the best German Whalebono
Corsets, White and Drab in all numbers at 81 rs pair
Black and Coored Velvet Ribbons; Buge Trimmings
and Bugle Ornaments; Lining silks Belt and Trimming
Ribbons; fine French Fancy Goods; Fans; Jet, Steel
and Shell Belt Clasps; Breast Pins.
The people are invited to examine stock, which
must be reduced IL low prices can doit
GROSS, STRAUSS & CO.,
l52 Main Street, and 32l Washington Street, BostonI
dlI diff
Worcester daily spy., 1862-12-25

Draper IL Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Dealers in Flour Grain Meal Grass Seed, Salt, Lime,
Cement Calcned Plaster, Plaster Paris Ground Oyster
Shells, and Farmers Produce generally, Also Agents
for the sale of Goes Super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American ,uano, and Ground Bone.
DRAPER Il CLARK,
ap3 diff Nos. 95 e. 81 Front St, Worcester. Mass
Worcester daily spy., 1862-12-25

Have You Bought Your Clothes " ringer .
If So you have bought too soon. CUMMINGS &
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR is the Machine
above all Others in (no altering for every
piece, and NO IRON Rusr). child wiring your
clothes with this Machine, as well as adult. Call
and see one in use at G. A. CUMMINGS Shop, POS
Mair street. opposite Brinley Hall.
Agents wanted in every State, City, and Town. State
County, and Town Rights for Sale. DIT f24
Worcester daily spy., 1862-12-25

rAbo on Senator from the Sd District says:
WINDSOR, CONN. May Is, l960
Messrs Richardson Co, Norwich, Conn.-Gents: :
Having used DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
in my family at various times within the past eight
months, can cheerfuly commend it useful fami
ly remedy 1t foInd especially valuable in
enlarged joints and rheumatism, in both of which it a
forded speedy relief. Yours y,
dis div L. NJ SMITH.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-12-25
Ammsenrents.

TicketsThree for 50 cts Single tickets rs cts Doors
open at quarter to 7-Concert commence at "A.
,dN d2t
Worcester daily spy., 1862-12-25

The Confessions AND EXPERIENCE OF A Poor
YOUNG MANA gentleman having been cured of the
results of early error and disease will from of
benevoence send to those who request it, copy Of
above interesting narrative, published by himself This
little book designed as warning and caution young
men and those who suffer from NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Loss OF MEMORY, PREMATURE DECAY, &C., &c. sup
plying ut the same time the means of self Single
copies will be sent under seal in plain envelope-wth
out charge any who requests it, by addressing
the author, CHAS. A. LAMBERT, ESQ
MI d&w3m GreenpOint, Long Island, New York.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-12-25
Soldiers Attention.

LITARY GOODS
large assortment of Swords, Sashes, Belts, Shoulder
Straps Haversacks, oyercoat Slings, Pistols, Caps
Drinking Tubes, Cups, Knife, Fork and Spoon, and in
fact everything that Soldier wants to make him COM
Portable Presentation Swords procured, of the best
quality. RICHARD FISkE, agent,
large assortment of Watches, Silver Ware, Jewery
and Spectacles. du s4
Worcester daily spy., 1862-12-25
aORGE q IIILDIE ETH

,&OOD SKIRTS for 60 cents, at RICE
~ n YoUNGS skirt Dcpot, No. Bay state House
BLOCK. d20 div
Worcester daily spy., 1862-12-25

Ladles, Don't delay until too late. An ounce CT
prevention worth pound of you suffering
from any disease peculiar to the female constitutions
irregularity of the monthly period any cause you
have a safe and remedy iu Sir James CIarke'S Fe
male Pills; they never fail and inure the most
delicate constitution
Sold by all druggists. See advertisement in this pa
per. dis DIM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-10

Cont T, G. Young, lately a prisoner IN
Richmond, has returned to Washington. lie
-.alos the following statement which is tele-
~ronbed 10 the Associated Press He, with
u,;or ", c. Barney, Of New York, were cap
+,red on the 2lst Of September while on horse
bact II the vicinity Of Bull Run, by thirteen
VIRGINIA. cavalry under Colonel Chambless, a
graduate Of West Point These prisoners
sDept four days pleasantly on their way TO
Richmond, and were treated kindly and hos
mtably by their captors and all whom they met
IN the route. The Cavalry regiment were
handsomely uniformed and fully equipped.
There appeared to be 40 abundance Of salt,
aour, fresh beef and shoes among the soldiers.
Good discipline, courtesy and kindness pre-
rallied among the troops to one another. No
whisky nor card playing was seen Much COM
ment was made BY the Confederate troops as
10 the careless manner in which our dead was
hurled on the plains Of Manassas. All denounce
pope but speak in complimentary terms OF Nc
Clellan. The country districts are exhausted
Of food for man and beast, and, IN consequence
apprehnnsions exist Of great distress among the
jeople during the coming winter. Everybody
has plenty Of paper money OF all descriptions
and denominations.
The treatment of the Federal prisoners at
the Lii by Prison has been changed forth bet
+r, and those confined with Captain Young
had no cause to complain. tie with thirty
others, we're in large, cool and pleasant room,
attended by guards and ser> ants with marked
Kindness Rations were served regularly and
Suffer constantly present. The newspapers
we're served at daylight.
Colonel Daniel Ullu1an and Lieutenant Colo
mel Brown, of New York regiments and about
seven hundred others, arrived at Annapolis to-
day, having left Richmond on Tuesday morn
inc.
The Confederates troops are rapidly receiv
ing their new uniforms, consisting Of dark gray
voolltn jackets, light blue pants, &c, They
say there is no lack Of arms and more cannon
than can be used,
The general impression is that the war will
not cease till the expiration OF President Lin
coins term Of Office. Everybody, however, is
SICK of the hostilities, and the troops desire to
return home One constantly hears the re-
mark, "You may extermlnate; but you cannot
slbdue us. -
The new, Merrinac is not yet finished. As
aspecimen of prices, IS a bushel IS paid tor
sweet po*atoes and ST. per pound each is paid
tor Rio Coffee and sugar There is little or
no molassas TO be had. Tin drinking cups are
Is cents piece and all other necessarls In pro
portion. Major Barney is still detained at the
Lbbey
Captain Young was released Internationally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-10

The correspondent Of the New Albany Ind. J
Ledger Of the Sd INST. says:-''G General Jeff c.
Davis. it is said, will have the limits OF his
continent enlarged by Gen. Buell.. Gen, Ua-
Wis still remains IN his room. It IS not true,
has been reported, that there is 3 guard
placed over him At no time since Zen.
Buell. ordered hina under arrest has he been
guarded He has asked for q trial at as earl
day as possible, and if tried by the military
authorities, the hearing Of the case Will be had
within the next ten days, No fears are enter
tanned by the friends Of Gen, Davis Of the re-
suit. y
In Georgetown, D. c., the -four market re-
mains steady, the supply and demand being
about equal Town mills extra ST to S. so per
bril-, and family So to So IS. Super -four is
scarce, and is quoted at S. 81 to $6, but the
market does notrequire this article at this time,
there being no export, Wheat is still brought
mainly from Baltimore by mier~. Lots Of
best red bring 81 40 per bushel,
A number Of officers belonging to the Array
Of the Potomac are absent from duty, having
received from the Headquarters as they say
leaves Of absence, in some cases for from 20 to
25 days. There must be some mistake about
this, since the War Departs ent alone has au-
thority to grant leaves Of Absence
Rioting in Belfast between the Orangemtn
and the Catholics had increased to such an ex-
tent that large body Of troops had to assist
the constabua;y in restoring AID maiutaini1
order.
The War Department is about to appoint
from civil life Tor detail some army otfcer) a
commissioner to look after the interests Of the
contrabands now in charge Of the Government.
Owing to the number of contrabands, it has
been determined to deduct five dollars per
month from the pay Of all the contrabands III
the service Of the Quartermaster s Department.
The number of contrabands is daily increasing.
A Washington dispatch to the n. Y. Her
aid s-''Considerable prevails in mercan-
tile circles here in consequence Of the treaten-
ed blockade Of the Potomac. Merchants are
now anxious to secure winter stock Of goods
at advanced prices.
The London Herald declares tLat the whole
world, "abhors and detests the abolitionists,
and pronounces ''Sumner and Phillips the one
a coward and the other a demagogue. > Its
remarks are severe, and have attracted much
attention.
Cassius NJ. Clay in recent speech in New
York and Fernando Wood ought to be hung.
Prof Joel Parker. Of the Cambridge law
School, formerly Chief Justice Of New Hamp~
shire, at the conservative meeting in Fancuil
Hall the other day, and said on the authority
L e.a-.. Ga.x Iford af Mar1,l y nj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-10

DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOB
IL SALE.--The desirable LOT OF GROUND,
At the South East corner Of Duke and Fairfax
streets, will be sold for cash at a sacrifice, upon
early application. The lot fronts ffty-seven
feet five inches on Duke street and about TWEEN
ty-six fe ct on Fairfax street. and is improved by
~ TWO COMFORTABLE FRAME TEN
5ii:i EMENTS, which rent aceW Title undis-
putabe. Apply at this Office. oct l0-oo2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-10

The Washington Star says that "Wm. Il. IT.
Win Of this place, is Confederate quartermas-
Ter at Charlottesville, with the rank Of Captain;
Nm B. Richards is quartermaster at Char
ottesvllle, with the rank Of Major; J. Z.
hltWell is a quartermaster at Lexington with
,ae rank Of Captain Another paper says
Nm' Fovle is a Commissary, with the rank OF
captain, in Gen. Armistead' sdivision.
Inc Richmond Enquirer is prepared for
a'other long campaign, and declares that the
people and government of the South care all
CONSCIOUS Of the giant preparations which Lin
coin IS making
0en, Saxton has sailed for Port Royal, ac-
s,o ~ by number Of clergymen and Ia
NC who Intend to reorganize the negro
S IL, at Hilton Head.
" ne draft In Maryland is to take place, on
Wednesday, the 18th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
WAR GAZETTE.
war DEPARTMENT,

War DEPARrMBNT,
WAsHINsroN CRY, April Q, 1892
ohpsH sIvIss THANKS FOR THE RECENT GREAT
VICTORIES OVER REBELS AND TRAITORS
Ordered list That at meridian Of The sun
day next after the receipt Of thi. order, a, the
head o: every regiment In the armies Of the
United States, there shall be offered by Its Chap
lain prayer, giving thanks to the Lord Of Hosts
for the recent manifestations Of His power in the
overthrow Of rebels and traitors, and invoking the
continuance OF His aid in delivering this nation
by the Of patriot soldiers from the horrors Of
treason, rebellion, and civil war.
I'd. That the thanks and congratulate lions of the
War Department are rendered 10 Major General
Halleck for the signal ability and success. that
have distinguished all the military operations OF
his Department, and for the spirit and COURAGE
manifested by the Army under his command,
under every hardship, and against every odds, in
attacking, pursuing and d stroying the enemy
wherever be could be found.
Sd. That tie thanks Of the Department are also
given to Generals Curtis and sigel, and the on.
GERS and soldiers Of their command for matches
gsllant,y at the bloody battle Of Pea Ridge; and
to Major Generassr Grant and Buel and their
forces, for the glorious repulse Of Beauregard at
Pittsburg in Tennessee; and to Major General
Pope and his officers and soldiers for the bravery
and skill displayed in their operations against
the rebels and traitors entrencbed at Island No.
10, on the Mississippi river. The daring cour-
age, diligent prosecution, persistent vaIor and
passed.
4th. That there shall this day be salute Of 100
guns from the United States Arsenal at Washing.
ton, in honor Of these great victories
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09
CONGRESSIONAL.
XxxvII,h CONGREss-Secsnd Session
wRnNrznAv. Anrtl q

"WEDNESDAY, April 8.
SBNATR.-Aftef the presentation Of abolition
and other petitions the bill to increase the sala.
ries Of U. 3. District Attorneys was taken up and
passed.
Dispatches announcing the particulars of the
recent great Union victories at Island No. 10 and
Pitnburg Landing were next received and read
The Senate then went into executive session
HousE.-A communication was received from
the War Department. Referred
Also, a Communication fromi the President.
transmitting information in regard 10 the revenue
system Of foreign countries, in answer TO a reso-
luton Of the House.
Mr.. Colfax asked leave to read a dispatch. ana
amidst much excitement made his waysto the
Clerks desk, from which he read a synopsis OF
the dispatch to the New York Herald, which
was received with much applause by the mem
bers
M. Blair reported the bill 10 increase the
Medical stan Of the army, which WA under con.
sideration when our report closed.
During the morning, the despatch Of Fiag-of-
n =, foote announcing the capture Of leland No
~, vas received and read from the Clerka desk
amidst great enthusiasm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

Especial Telegram to the starI
NEW YoRk, April 9, 18o2.-Editor Ssar: The
New York Herald Of this morning has an extra
containing the following particular. of the great
battle at Pittsburg Landing:
PITIsBuRe, (via Fort Henry,) April Q, 800 q.
m.-One Of the bloodiest battles of modern times
has Just closed resulting In the complete route Of
the enemy, who attacked us Sunday a. m
The battle lasted until Monday at 4:35, when
the enemy commenced their retreat and are still
flying towards Corintb. They are pursued by
large force Of our cavalry.
The slaughter n both sides is immense
The Union loss In killed, wounded, and miss
ing is from 5000 to 10000. That OF the enemy
is estimated at from IS, 600 TO 10 eco.
I give you the best account from observation,
having passed through the storm o. action for the
two days It ragged.
The fight was brought on by body Of three
hundred Of the Twenty Fifth Missouri, the
right Of Gen. Prentiss, attacking the advance
guard Of the rebels supposed to DC pickets O. the
enemy, In front OF the camp
The Rebels Immediately advanced on Gen.
Prentiss.
Our forces soon formed In into line. Huybert's
division was thrown forward to support the GEN.
ter, when desperate conflict ensued.
At p. m. the Rebels forced our left wing
back so az to occupy full two thirds Of our Camp
and were fighting their way forward with des-
perate courage In their efforts to drive us into the
river, and at the same time heavily engaged our
right.
Gen. Grant and staff, who had been recklessly
riding along our lines the entire day amid a
storm of bullets, now rode from right to left, In.
citing our men 20 stand firm until reinforcements
could cross the river.
The gunboats Lexington and Tyler, which Law
q short distance of, kept raining shell on the
rebel forces. Thus the contest ragged un night
During the night Major General Wallace ar.
rived and took position on the right and Gen.
Buell's forces from the opposite side and Savan-
nah, now being conveyed TO the battle ground
the entire right Of Gen. Nelson's division, was
ordered TO form on the right and the forces under
Gen. Crittenden were ordered 10 bis support early
In ths morning.
SECOND DAYS BATTLE.
The battle Of the second day rayed with various
successes and repulses until p. m, when the
whole rebel army was in full retreat to Corinth,
with our cavalry in hot pursuit Gen. Buel fol-
lowed the retfeatiDg rebels, driving them In
splendid style.
We lost a number Of our forces prisoners yes
terday, among whom 10 General Prentiss, who
was reported as being wounded.
Among the killed on the rebel side was their
chief General, Albert Sidney Johnston.
Ii In further reported that General Beauregard
had his arm shot of.
Captain Carson was killed by a cannon ball.
The above is a synopsis Of 4 much longer dis
patch In the Herald this morning, from is special
correspondent, who was himself In the battle
throughout its duration.