Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-25

With numerous otneTd.
Col. Adams, lss Louisieila Regulars, am
glad to hear, il not killed and only slightly
wounded.
Ool Blythe, o mississippi, soms years ago
Consul at Havana, Ia killed.
Captain McElby, OF the 18th Louisiana, was
killed aa was from ST. Landry. All the
captains OF the l6.h were wounded, uore OF
less severely. The men also suffered SEE ereIy,
but it is reported tIsir Wounds are slight
h.7.
kIlLsD AaD WOUNDED, lsT DAY.
The sans correspondent gi7ca the following
lis. O. casualties Of tho frat days fight:
l. Tho Washington Artillery, SIN company,
lost two killed snd si1 slightly wouaded.
2. Ina Confederate Guard Battalion, Maj.
Clack, lost four killed and several wounded.
Kllled--pat uefFue, rotrpsby Al Lieut.. Nae,
beth. Harrington sni Oarthy. company b
" ounded-- Lieut. Harley, y. J. Wilson, Wui.
ind John Boggerss, o. Z. Bryant, F; Esnnst',
j. II. Uoloun, .Tnha Koran, Geo. + Halter,
Rob't Lemon, W. T. Matthews, P. h. McDer'
mo!t, Q. g Martin, Jno. Mcuurry ind Geo. !"
Yurlanaef Company b, D. Il. Foster, and
| others Ht,S,. names could not agcerta.n.-
MAJOR Qlsck unhurt.
8. Jefferson Mounted 6urr,lh, unb"r!.
Wstapn's ARTILLERY, CASUALTIES uukho"n.
S. let LOUISIANA Regulars, Dol Adams,
wounded aud Ospt Whoa: killed. aan7 I'd.
ported slled and #oun'ied nlions urfi, tut
names MIDTOWN. THIS Regiment t''ok oat-
terry.
s. 4ih Louisiana, Ool. Alton scundrd III
fuce Men suffered severely.
7. lIth Lou,,,ihla, O,l Ma;is aad Major
Mason w0untci.
iNCYGENTS.
Gen. TIN C.ttendon is. reported, by the
pr!sonrrs 10 have been killed earIy yesterday
morning; no was undoubtedly On ths field
Gen. Beau,egar w,s among our troops in Tbs
hotties. Of the light yesterday cheering ttcn
on and inspiring them By his presence. ssw
him standing on stump with uncovered head,
and as column after cDluuin would pass De- re
marked, 'tre low boys, fire low"
Gen. Beaurcgard led the 18th Louisiana AMI
the Orleans Guards, in person, charging tbs
ene,uys lines with The colurs Of tho regiment
in his hands, driving beck tie cnemy with
great slaughter
The n G. "Deila,' Of the 10Th, says:
The teIegrAphic operator 1t Memphis men.
tons All eSlsasIve!y circulated report to tie
effect that Gen. Sherman had been killed by
Morgsns cavalry, and that Gen. Buoll Was
killed in tho battle CT Monday.
The following is the correspondence be-
tween General Beaurcgard and General Grant,
in relation to the burial Of the dead st the
bntIle OF OurILth:
GESkKAL fsA uREGARu 70 GENERAL uh.ET.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
MONTEREY, APRIL 8, 1862.
STA: Al the close III the conflict of yes;er-
day, my forces bging exhausted by the extra
ordlnary length OF time during which they
sera engaged with yours on that, an: OF tho
preceding day, SID il being apparent thst
you had received aud were sill receiving re-
inforcenenE, | iell It ny duty to Withdraw
nv troolF from To, inned;ate scene G! con-
fiict
Uhder these circunStarces i'll accordance
with usages Of var, shall transmit tits ubdsr
fsg Of truce, TO ask pei mission to s"ad d
mounted party to tbs battle Aold OF Shiloh,
for the pup Sc Of giving decynr :ntsrmsnt to
my dead.
Cer.an gentleman Wishing &c syaI. ;hsm-
sel7ra of this opportunity to remove Lbs re-
naos Of thor s5r.s and iiiends, mus, requss.
for them the privilege OF accompanying the
bursl party; aud in this connection, deem it
proper to ssy that sn asking only What
have extended to youf own coantrJmsn liiel
similar circumstances.
Respectfully. general,
Your oLedienL servant
Signed. 4. 1. BEAuKEoAhb.
General emmandiag
10 Major Gsne1n o. s. CHANT, United States
Army, comma udlnR United stats toreee
near PiLtaburg, Tcnaossss