, 1862-10-10

rePoAeos tae !onQ tA4e tn9y 1eee0e0 toe |
outer Wofke and plated their na$ upon the
e1ca!p4n9nk II ~ eaot o1~a sao s&0a
planted, bnt shot dow again. Ihef ared from |
tne pssaPs1, ano tnIoago tae Smmsssales' 1na
.s*4 .is1 l*ss@ l.4 PoseeesA oa to9 Mks' 9as
sneM tesa .laamPa M Mss oa Ao1as o9a. - A.
~ ~ Sst9os 9 IT, s'tecsSn', - - kaane"
te teM M,HtCAA, A 9sa1n4 no "; ea3 tUateezy
- MT. T. "ae ~ suo1. tApGe ana
toe Ass4ee "eIe onecteu "lA Ass.lW 6ccat4.
y. 70 oooy Of men cooa s1Ano 1r.sl tnat are ana
he he9teeu ha9.aa..g 1,an1;a..at hs,t ftp up1n
afF,ir Thya ~ ;mea,sit1 ~ ~ fyht .,3a1 ~
iud1ed t1nm ne fart that IN dasi hndies xere 10
Tu5d in srd ai.ont the frenches v;rh;n - a..
tanes ~ fIff1 fset of the wnrKs Tha1 can,a
= epiend;d RI aroe nnon the cisordered co1mnn
bv 4 no1tinn n I'll MnWer,s hyir,de and tbav |
Tert routea md a1,oost ann5hil led Tas NJ.
tack unon the fnrt Vas twice rsn.stea md ~
nfsen 1fnnl.ed To1 Rorer: snd HI Ra,aMaes a11
I,1ta ap ~ osheE e3' tnn.n o.e & "sr
noria1't f1e1d ntiics-s. The fiSntjnr where ~,
Hoover ma,lr his ci.arre Was fnra Srea. nor:ion
ol the time hand to hand. and of the mot
desperare character. As they retreated down
The hill towards the timber. their atartfnv
Point, batteries ssRobinest'' aud "Williams5
played upon them with Gouble charyes If |
grape and cannistey, aud made their Tstr.at
Eki1miehirr was eoiug ON in front nj hatterv
Phillips, resulting in sharp little fight, last
aas Iltesn OF t~enty minutes, at the end OF
Rea1en 1 ~ t.e a1ssts .spe,9 ra;nt TIL a;s :;
their well conceived and nearly executsd n1an
ot capturing Corinth, general movement, as
he InI;ra - nas r.; pianty Peleepnole aionX
past twelve on Saturday. and vi1usiiV The end
OF the engagement here. Our troops stood
1aa;.t - ~ reaoiness 70 receive 1hem at every
Il va fhonght ~ hat m ettemnt rrensd -
made to mas the rebel troops At some other
point, but this expectation Was not destined
~. ~ " Sne " rat,est IL ~ a;1ec+; pS ~ up
Tal1a
A nights rest and biyouack refreshed our
Wearled troops, and with fresh men, to the
en1 9TH ~ aEr;ved ue1 drnse a 1. vel werner
retrtat11g rebels. Gen. Rosecrans followed
ti tae 5eosl army un'5i near tile Hltchie River,
had reacHed S' "a "n his ais:a sem yen. ao5lous
and destroved. near Pocsho,.+aa ' Tho rasa,a,
found their retreat cut off in that d;ract;9n
and attempted to retreat towards Chaval!a,
Rnsacrsns Ill., rtet ,ne e. ssosaineing column OF
an tc-nav, and this even;n9 we ~ S,1a $500 ~
gfnifyiDg Intelligence from Gen. Roseerans
tnat ! lug enemy Is nstefly routed and defeated.
who eseaned the c.sn,1';os ~ 49, 5H1se Hs.
| uday, arc Killed ani wounded and We har.
may Pri*o *oners than we caa provide quarters
lot: e ~ 10 . 1o~ estll9ate to say tint in the
irss ihan 10 @ M snd +@he9s ~ .ue @ naEate' noI
wounded. Probably fully that nuInber hive
oeoo taken prisoners: An immense qu sntity
in onr nn:sessioq ~ and W. II, 70 oaS .1lne nat
upon the utter destruction Of the flo Ter of
the Southern army.
4.,,; 1ae.saaes, ae II aaoog ~n1cn were "ne oRs-
cr Parro,t's ios+ nnns ~ .sn;,, epl.
COMPANY D. Catltain R.c,,srjaon- one Dun
company II, Capt. Nelaer. supported hV III
OHIO regiment, Two guus: conattanv L;.ut.
Thu1ber, three caissone: company K. Lieut.
G@tt n, formerly commanded bv Cant Stone
brave and gallant officer, the hero of uioe
battles, since promoted to malorsaip for
gallantly ut Donvleon and Sli}oh, notnipg.
The 1st Minnesota battery, Capt Nun;h, sun-
ported ly The 18th Michigan. sbandontd oae
gun disabled By recoil. II is reported that an
1osa battery, whose nams have been VI.
| able to }earn, was captured by the enemy aud
fire to which they were suhi :ct.d- All If our
BATTERIES did txcrlIent serEice taron yhont
both lays.
LOSS OF The FIFTY SECOND ILLINOIS.
lspec:a. Correspondence Of tic Chicago T:i3u4e.
CoFy,.ru n.+oaa,s 1s,a
~
4He enemy caGe ano 1ought desperately, oy
! Epasr:., an6 was ccnuut -td and is nnv r.,
Alea'lpE, anu tur Iofces IN hO3 pursuit. Ehe
! loss Of our men is not heavy: ths rehe1 lass
-.
Frrat. Anere are three CT four to our o e.
| This is uwirr to our Cross artillery FIRE m
| n. -, .rhro 9ha,, .,.- ;. 49,. w.
'ne"i' "Aie eoSy cou1Aal gel tnelt cannon
| into position 80 as to do much service against
| ns Tner f,roh+ a.,e,a-,t. r. h..,,7,, f.,,.-.
U.s. Lucy 1ougnt oeFpefa1elS oy spelis, busno
| such continued, firm and obstinate fightin.s IL
| cha-ac.c,;zad .b.,, ~ 1o;+u ,.,.x1a
e4s' "ee'' '@ea ny a. Ill eouFs Aaaol1s.
The Eeneral5hip on our sid: WAS fault1ess.
| Everv one sdtr;ros-,,,a co,a.+,, rh,
e1s "no 'uu1f'e At1s eonoen'n. Luz fe"
| bel5 could approach ut 10 point without re-
| ceivinra a crnes. .tira of ,,4,Ii.-r md ;,ea.+-.
eeN4oG 'iose-nfe " '11l'llefS a"o 1nFaa9rg'
| nj nt of cour,oe and ,r7.do,, d,r;rr +1,- ~.
| tie, and his presence in anE part Of the field
| was known by the wild and hearty chears that
| ~~~A7 ~11'
greeted Ilm from Ills aoWlflnS troops.
The SD waB in the hottest OF the f3pht ut
| .,o +u, a,,s IT,, ,,.+r. 49,.
'Ae ~ e-so+ 1Ae sieasef ps1" VI LIE asos'
| ing OF Friday was doCe by the "a diyf,inn
| r., n,,,. r., ,-,,
! o'h' oa''e oeu' Aaeheluian WIS Killed, a1d
We lear 1en. osl+sey ID mortatly wounded.
When G:n. Hackelnan fell, Col. s Eeeny took
command Of the brircda- and M abatement 5,