The New York herald., 1862-10-10

son lis expected that Dumont will bag them before
night
LorpvnLs, Oct. e-4l2
The battle Al Perryyile commenced yesterday morn.
ing the rebels attacking Buels advance in great force
An artillery Aght continued through most Of the day.
wKh no great results.
Later the day Buens forces, having secured good
position, advanced and drove the rebels back.
No definite particulars have yet been received.
II is reported at General Boye's headquarters that
Generals Rousseau and Jackson, commanding Union dv
slsus, were killed; but the repor. is not credited.
Buell. intended last night TO advance and bring
general engagement this morning The result ofths IS
nss known.
General Dumonts success over Morgan and Scott at
Frankfort is fully connrmed
Morgan entered Frankfort yesterday morning at
o'clock with his and SCOTS cavalry three thousand
Strong, meeting no opposition. This morning, Dumont
moved on them from shsibyvie. and At had routed
shsm. The rebels are said be dspersed wandering
ever ne adjacent hins eudeavoring to avoid Dumonts
pursuing forces II not al captured the command will
~ completely broken up.
yhs rebels destroyed he Turnpike bridge before they
we're attacked.
LouIsvur1, Oct. o, 1902.
Tho battle at Psrryville commenced carly in the
ing by m artillery duel which continued all day. Gen.
kcCooks corps was engaged alone.
two o'clock the rebels made effort to turn left
aank and desperate ngh,ng at close quarters
lo.y
Too battle continued til dark, when both parties
rested.
Gen. Terrell was mor.ay wounded; also Col. Webster,
q tho Ninety eighth Ohio. Gen Jackson was killed.
The report Of the death OF Gen. Rousseau 10 not con
armed.
The Union loss Is estimated at two thousand killed and
wounded Tho rebel loss is greater. II anything
Gen. cri..enden and Gen. Gilbert have reinforced Gen.
NcCook, and the battle was resumed this morning.
CuuuAu. Oct ., 1882.
Intelligence has been received here tonight q attack
On General noCOoks corps q Peryvlo, Ky yesterday
By Bragg, who throw his entire force upon him.
Our loss was nearly two thousand in killed and wound
- General jackson was killed, and General rsrrsl
eA1ly wounoeo. Ah0 SoAsy ~ 10 wv ssvsstsneu, oW
hpoSably heavy.
There "a prospect q . general snsasemsas being
Sroughs on BY General Buell. to-day
General Dunoss attacked Morgan 81 Frankfort yester
sy, killing part q his fsrcs, scattering them N every
direction, and capturing many.
N nav troops behaved sAmirabsy
The General Press Dsspssehss.
RusruuAz, Ky, Oct. ., lss2.
Brsgss army attacked Two divisions Of Cen. NcCosks
>sys csr~ss near tAis place yesterday.
fhs lighting desperate. General James,. jackson,
suoonusssman q Kentucky. commanding . division,
wss killed. General Terrell, Of Virginia, commanding
Brigade formerly Of rssns battery was very esriousy
woundcd.
On two oosasssOs the ashtng vas hand 10 hand Ths
rsSsls we're rsssly superior 70 ths Unlonsss IN au-
Scn.
Mocook ~sa thsn heavily rcl.forcsd asd shs battle
vss resumed is-day.
TOO sighting was nAisy asos By Roussaut divisoa,
sorncriy Nssohe,s.
Cione, George Webster. Il 10 Ninety eighth Ohio,
sosng bpssar of the rhsy-fourth brgaas wss severe
~ wounded.
Firing ceased about ssvm o,e,ssk on .As evening Of
she uh.
Adoab.nd says that ~ NJ eioss cf tss engage
ueus Tho rebes lad psssession sfA rart II tAe acd
Genera shoridas, Of Illinois, rspsvsd s,lIsd, sss IL ID
aousssa.
Our Isss y stated = iws shswsHsd kalsA ana wss<>A
fAs rsbel loss was upsacertaiusa.
Tis snsuy north = Psrsyvins.
gsnsrs s,,aes bexpcvsed Immediately by COR woo,s
L0rrsvnLs, KY, Oct. Q, fssa
fepsrt M. been rccsivcs here which " considered
reabIs ssyins thai 0ss Dauon, ssllcked tho suarilY