The New York herald., 1862-10-10
Newspap Accounts.
Especial uespaton W the Chicago Tribune.i

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The victory at the Hatchis As we'll as At corniA, Is
complete and salts aco y. The enemy routed every
han and fnU retredt teea teNty mtes 10 ~
dwhat there u lett Of theia When the sharao-
aud probable issue o the dght 81 Cornh became evt
d.at to Cen Grant, orders issued ch o(
Con Huribut from Bolivar TO intercept the enemy re
trst Gen ~ came up with the enemys yiaet'ss sonas
ably Toward night Gen Ord arrived with fresh troops;
and about O'Clock the morning Of the 6th pre-
pared to advance. About hslf mile from the camp OF
the preceding night the enemy disputed advance dre
cavalry, then with Infantry, ana analy with artil
lery Ths road led troops along u Q, narrow and
winding through TO est and swamp steep hills,
artillery horses uaabIe g hal the guns, and tas
artillery upon the brows Of the hills and their infantry
the forest and junges, but the d<rntned ratr OF oMr
brave opsvcame eO,ry oesacte and they were driven
M Orage they had not time 70 buru 20 sorey were they
pursued
tant they niad0 stand and here the turning point Of
the eeo The enemy were beaten back until thsr
the Cher waa road The this ght have ros
received that the enemy were beaten and W.
tery routed. large number r. Of were taken
Our entire loss IN the battle Of the Hatchie wiz prooa
bly, make 800 killed and wounded; with full proportion
General Hurlbut took 400 prisoners and 900 stand Of
arms. two full batteries and ca'ssons for another.
Dorm. ~ and seperai u A.s ooionei,
The casualties OF the battle Or Cornth in slowly
From q personal examination OF several Of hospitals
there / am satisfied that have nearly 900 men
wounded We probably lost 10 killed at Corlnth $50 men
The sixty-sixth Illinois had twenty killed and sixty
wounded the Forty seventh Illinois, $50 killed aud
wounded; the Eighth Wisconsin had IS0 killed and
wounded the ecohd Iowa twenty killed, 100 wounded
and wounded
on SUNDAY night a regiment Of rebel cavalry maaoa
dash into Corinlh and met Brigade which severely
punished and put thsm nsAt. To-day an attack
exposed 1t Renz and rentorcomenn were beiuE sent
Geper Mcpherson Ia now conducting the pursuit. and
sup the enemy moving In the direction Of
Holly springs. Miss
wosxs lighting. skirmishing commsnced last Tuesday,
aud been less fighting each day, 70
sends TO General q, ant saying the enemy
utterly routed baggage and everything away
and a he san ~ ns% sG % hs 500 1ss =
We have 500 prisoners at Cornth and 300 on the
Halohis, with more constantly coming In
We have report of killed on eiher aide IN yestsr-
day Sundays battles. General Ord on Sunday
we lost several hundred In wounded and probably more
than the enemy We have taken several thousand stand
Of arms thrown away by the rebels in their fight They
mostly muskets Of English make
tAou' and ,sousdsd some eye witnesses put estimate
higher Tho fighting Saturday Is described despe
rate In the extreme .ae re- . ss''s " 20 iS "'o
Many houses In Ccrintn badly shattered by shot
and shell One shell plunged through the TshlmiDgo
More thpa half the rebels barefoot many rag
ged, and have Of corn in their hsversacks
THE CAsUALTfEs.
the casualties among commissioned officers in the eight
at Hstcpis are large have been able to receive only
the iollowing;-
ssns1g Essn sr.s: killed a. Iasos
spn Sana M % %sssH sS sa
s tsaans swsss, ssG indlsas wounded; tsRsin 4,
io~s nsy xS.asa ssss aiaan' HsaS; q Iowa.
wsusdsd Nsjor John Rhinelandsf th Indiana wosudsd
Ths casuatos among officers as Corinth, SO fas "a am
Lisu.sn.n. Eor:Arsg, ls,h Wisconsin, hisd; Lsu,ensn,
Lieutenant suowtoa % Iowa, kiled Lie surtcr,
Captain asH. Boyd tsi B@ss.S
lsa s Coz An s.su s Ine s s
DaE;T "a sfs fsrs.s Msioh h ha1r ss sa ns asa
9e. 1ss %.S Ssn ss
ith fnos waanded MAJOR Kettle rspsrssa wounded; Ma
. s.'2 soS
ons A.'E sfs
a. S ndsa ils ssi os,s wshasa |
@ SA sfs Ssd a'ss l ans oS .ssaas & o;s ssSs g
low Ioaa "osnats Sasr aaSsn vi soaa1ss osp
in rsmpe oars A. g on G.nsss Hassr.m. r. ,
a.his.q, xoSsdsa Isasnass. Ferris, I'm WeGe.ia
s .ss S.Ss 3 sss eS Ssss
Easss s.S Iowa woasdsd Lss'ns, oTssly s issa
s F., E 5 Ss',ss rssaas " IsEs Hs
ssas Sss
5.s" e Miss sssa sEnrs -
nss SsSS' is I'll e .sS
ee & S ias Ss
ss@ Jssasss; dsnssrss:iy Lss,: wsi.ss
sSs S u iasss ssH ssd sgs
Ssnsas sIssay; ISsss Even .igs,y xsasass; I;S
poll: severely; Holmes. lam Gi.son.in wounded ia.
nsS limos. h i.s s. wsaSsss sar so e. e. wn,s
Lieut.. sgAaldins l2h illinois, wounded; Lieut. J.
ro"'rs o..1.as. .ssn 1ns' .sSas .ssssa ss.s o,e.
Ss ss.,ss 81 .'' 'iD'.E S9t SsS. I'1s
ss &C. sss sasss' s;Ss sss sss
The ioiiowins u partial lie. Of wounded was ouly
cbe 10 obtain tneso before loft Corin,h the morning
Missouri III ss.fTi a laA GTs csns,r y. YS;
In Missouri Capt Grover NIB Missouri Rspr, as,h
SssSs'; tn ~s:s%;Is S:, s.I:1 tR a
w. ;:s: s;
:s 4 Asfs eaa :ss Rs.1,: q lSs S
ss a. h iS1 g'f 3 R.rs. 81
Goa, si' HSs9ss s'
ySS SSls q w'SsSsn psss:s "a
Msianai P g. ksnney I'm IIisnsTa InSssna g. .s'asa
Wisconsin, J Nutem I'd Iowa; W a. Tedford, ri iowa
Cheney esd Ohio. G. Bates, esd Ohio y. g. elliott I'd
Iowai " winsted 9th Illinois; NJ salhy go Ohio; q.
Erge 63d Ohio j. Matthias 6ad Ohio: T. f. U0rseiagon.
7h Iowa. w Topping s7h Ohio. O. Gibsun 1ith Missouri;
r. Rand iitb Missouri; H. Smith, iltL Mlssou1i !. wag.
ner llth Illinois cavalry A. Aboison, p Illinois cavalry
b. BurShsrdi I'm Illinois eaNary kesrhagt nth
51a finon, q. w. Mthe. 4tb Minneso,a Kteslor 9TH
Munesctni Ia ohm, bth luwa; George Mendenhan,
2ist Missouri; NJ Codiuhurs 18TH missouri; a. H. Ntey
l2h Inds,a; D. naliees, l6.h Indiana 4; nari, leh
lndiela; H.. McDetamock l7ih WISCONSIN, ], - u chop
l7,h Wiscousin' y May. l2.h WISCONSIN H. Dpuhins l2
w.seonsn. ,Joi MoSd, isth Wssonsin = Aasoi; lith
10Th Wisconsin, Marion Fsrre, l1ih Iowa; A. IA terson
Sta wisconsin, A. g.. ABBOTT, lsh Wisconsin: Edward
Risly, is Mssouri;w Gers sth wseonsIg, Leuteneai
Wisconsin; a. Buebec iith wisoonsin. Jtss,
.shorssn, lsh ANhgan; r r Middle6y, iSth Wis
cousn; q. Cook I'll iowa; t. Curtis, sth fppie less.
Clark, SIN lows frsos Daley z Iowa, Jchn nsndeyey
sslh Indiana; William stanford, l0th Missouri: William II
O'Brien 6sA Ohlo A. ", Robinson 10th Missouri. ID y
Harvey, 9Th Wisconsin. George Slckney aud D. Cnurlnn
sslh ohio Antoine oitner 20h inOs. j.. Kyle bR hi
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