American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-13

Yesterday morning was unimportant--
Both sides were Smelling the woods occu
pied by the out-posts.
The New York Herald of the S h gives
a long account OF The battle near Richmond.
which shows, despite the efforts to distori
he truth. that the Conft derates gained n
brilliant victory. The writer admits thai
nur troops displayed great inrrepidity.-
The Herald edilorialy admits loss { I
800 kiIled-3 900 killed and wounded. L
~av- The rebel loss in kille and wounded
was 50 :. and fifteen hundrrt pi~onerS.
A large number OF Yankee officers ''err
killed and wounded. among The form
er. Col Kicker. of Anderson'S z >u4v-s.
New York. and Col : 4 Dudse. 9Th
New York Three Brigadirr Generals
wounded None admitted killed. Gen.
Dix supercrdes Wool in command of Fort
ress Monroe.
Dispatches from Halleck to Stanton.
dated h. say Pope is pursuing Brsure
gard and that h. has already captured
10000 prisoners. Is 900 stand of arms.
nine locomotives. &c.
Euro, can advc,-s to the % May. have
been received Palmrrston declares that
LYONS and Mrrcier act in perfect accord
and officially in respect to the American
question.
Mexican affairs. in connection with The
schemes of Napoleon. are excIting much
attention.
RICHMOND. June I0-The following dis
matches were received at late hour last nj s,At
10y Gov. Let,her:
Jackson HIS given Shields an awful whip
ping. capturigg one regiment and his artillery,
and driving l. i'm some miles down the Shenen-
doah. Frem ont appeared on the opposite
bank OF the north branch OF the Shenandoah
Oar victory 10 day over Shields Is complete.
II Gen Jackson had rcinforcements he would
save all Our loss is very heavy. but the enc
my IS tremendous. Our cavalry are still pur-
suing.
Fremont has crossed North Shenandoah
with u small force. at Rockland Mills.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Our loss yesterday was about two hundred.
To-day it has been much heavier. Will give
you any additional news that comes TO hand.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Fremont is failing back aud bIOckadinE the
road. Jackson is pressing Shields Urge for
ward the reinfor :ements, SO that he may fol
low his success.
TSigned A. ". H.
RICHMoND, Jane I0.-The New York Herald
If the 1th has been received tt gives tn names
of eleven officers, Who, with two hundred and thfr-
~ privates. it says. made prisoners Of IN
the late battle. Among the officers Lieut.. Col
Lightfoot 22d Y. c.. Lieut.. Col. Long and Mi
''raybill, 18th Ga; Maj. Hubbard. sth Ala. and
Capt. Mays, Of South Carolina.
A dispatch to Secretary Welles. dated the 9Th.
announces the occupation Of For: Pillow oy the
Federal troop~-
A dispatch Ted Psducah, 9Th. says that CO...
Noble, with nearly h- entire command Is under
marching orders Tor down the river and -
leave the next day.
I.iv rr.9"I teS of the 2Sth have been received
The Londo N Morning Post understands ~ tue de-
mand for the restitution of EmiIy St Pierre can
not be complied with
The London Times thinks Buffers rnie 10 New
Orleans j. exceedingly harsh, and calculated 70
make the raising Of the blockade valaeie-s-
The post : very bitter Bttler'- DEGREES, and
SAYS not even the Austrians Russians ever issued
more severe edicts.
Cotton has advanced an ei2bth-penny.
There was no diminishing along the lines yesteT-
dav or to-day Cold in this morning.