New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
LACE FROM RrCIEuOND.
The Hicbmond Press Chin, I'm Advantage
In Wednesdays Hnisie-Nnnse- Of their
Gencrnis Wounded-Robei Accounts OF
the Battle mt IukH-s nionsirous Tar


Genernls Wounded -Robei Accounts Of
the Battle nj IukH--s Mon,irous Tar
Bill.
We have received Gies Of Richmond raPers 70
zinc udny those of September -. They rrinci-
pally occupied with accounts % she b.tilef IN Mar
Land. which are taken from Northern Journai-
brilliant successes.
tie Richmond Tn7vircr Of he - aiys
THE Plight At sHARPsHJRG.
We have r. lived q letter fron an officer In III
army, dated N;ncte-ter, Sept. H. from which We
make the following extract:
o. " dnesisy uahl the fight was terrific with
tfeD.ef dous ler.es On bCth rltcs though q" no-
y.g'aro was decidedly IN our fa,or--w holding the
battlefield. Yesterday there wa ns1sleuSion O.
ho,Uli,t,. Our los Ia general OH els p-rticu-
L.rs severe, oud j. ~ follow
~ .Gra. 4 b.. Al.eers.on., .-,e'eiy sorueedin LP
BUs ri4'ir kti.d hot ~ i'rr pieces
bl. -D~r. Nrl 8, D. uinss. aud lcr htiI Wonlls
if.o,n. Branch Killed
@. ..au- Lsvf1H 49,. tro N l-r not danser0trly
BIg.-0eu. Afna-t-sf, wounded Boz zoos
bus-0en. ley, srurfri r. hrct
hng .Gcn. Ron. oin. si,ttiy woupd'd.
Col AND Cumming. tcou1anai1g "iloo1'' Bigad.l.
wounded s.i.huy
l. il also reported thst Col. DO Ton Of tive Gem
e..l j. killed but it Il Only ru.nOl and, sucoreiy
bore Incorrect.
TIE wig Of The 2ith rays:
Nothing additional was received yesterday either
hy tell graph OF railroad. A vague TurnOr Was cur
rent lat light that another engagement had taken
B lace near SlarIrhurg, between the ooutending
ariAies. We are grHlbed 10 learn that considerable
re-enf0rceueDts have Iea ,Aed Gen. Lee einco the
battle at Moaassas-enouSh 10 replace the losses in
the recent battles.
Col. William Smith Of the doth Virginia Regi-
ment WA elightly wounded ~ the battle Of Sharpe
burg. Ihi- Is lie fifth very narrow escape which
lac mas made.
REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE AT UKA.
luKs. Ml,s. 10Th via Mobile. ga.
The right wing Of the enemy under Gen. Rose
crhns, $500 strong, were found advancing about
O'cO,k yesterday afternoon on the Jacinto road,
driyiuQ in our lickets. Gen. Price Immediately
ordered Gen. Herbert TO move with lis own and
Gen. Martins brigade against them, and went him
tell upon the I.ld, accompanied by Gen. Little.
They met the enemy adyanc ~ III line OF battle about
q nile north Of the town. Oar line was immediately
formed, aud the battle opened. discovering that
the enemy were in force Gen. Price sent back for
the other brIe ados Of LitIe's division. Tdey
forward al dOube-quick, but did not reach the field
until the enemy were driven back from every post
ton moro than 600 yards with tie loss Of over ~
prisoners and uine pieces VI artillery. Darkness
prevented further panmt, aud Lit.le's diyition
biyouacked tie field. Oar Lore IN killed wounded
aud missing will reach 30. Gen. Little vie killed.
CoIonels Whitfield, Gilmore and Maybcrry were
wounded. The enemy having received heavy rec
endorsements curing lnc hioht, heieh iiict uSirT-
mined to~csny out the orders Ot ,hc previous morn
ing, and the army left Iuka between fesen aid
.ight O'Clock in the morning, bringing OIL ihs cap
ured stores. The attack winch the enemy made
lpOn guard Wa repused with severe losa 10
mem. Oar loss was only one The % Lon,iaas,
Wbnfeld's Legion, and Sd Texas Cavalry behaved
win distinguished galaptry and were tho greatest
uIyrers in tho fight OF FRIDAY. Their Colonels were
ali wounded.
WEIGHTY TAX BILL.
The new revenue bill before the Confederate
ongress is singer. Here 10 the first aud principal
sec ion:
That tho first dsy of Janusy 1884, thore ,ho b. levied
nd atrsssed each person e-iif IN the Confederate
States, for the support VI the Government sDd the defence
y the country III" following tax 20 wit One MN tho value
u all The wheat COM rice, rye oits potatoes brDp n1,
beans barley, hay wool ron piioh urpentine,
oon and tobscso produced BY him IA those
states durDg the previous year MN Of
h value Of tho iucresse th- preceding calendar
N the horsos asses cate sheep aud swine and, aso,
ne MN VI the profits made In the preceding calendar
y the feeding Of swine sheep, ciulc mules; also,
nfGfm Of each PERSONS yearly income for tho pre-.
= ling calendar your from oil sources wlsroeysr except
nteIcst o. Confederate bonds cs or Treasury notes
orced That sd tau 20 levied sDd sssessed shall due
nd payable % tho lat day Of April 1861 Provided fuhe