Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-21
MILITARY ITEMS.

-BEAUREGARD's "VIcloRY."- Beauregard's
"victory" at Pttsburg Ltnding is very much like
that described by "John Phoenix" He saws: Il
held the enemy down by nv nose, which | had
inserted between his teeth for that purposel'
Late and reliable information from Washing
ton states that Gen. Mcclellan has called for re-
Inducements 10000 strong at Yorktown, and
that his course has been the subject of severe
criticism in Washington. We are also informed
that the division of sentiment extended to high
authorities.
Tho Commander of Fort Pillow is General
villipigue. who is Creole, native Of Louisiana,
and like Pierre Toutant, now known as Beaure
gard, had Spanish mother and French father.
He is aid to be an excellent officer, fine engi-
neer and artillerist. The Louisiana journals de
clare him fully equal to Beauregard, and regret
Villipigue has had no opportunity thus far to EN-
ploy his great military genius. They say he will
prove his ability beyond question at the earliest
opportunity, and teach the Yankees a terrible
lesson. SHOULD they ever venture to attack Pill
low, which is now styled the key of the Missis-
sippi, as Columbus and Island No 10 we're, until
they were lost to the enemy.
The following regiments constituted General
Buells command at the late battle of Pitts
bgrg:
BRIGADIEE GENERAL NELSON'S DIVISION.
First Brigade, Col Ammon, oath Ohio, com
.
Lieut. Col Anderson Oath Ohio, Lieut. Col Fred
Q Jones.
Second Brigade. Col Bruce, ID Kentucky.
commandng-lst Kentucky, Colonel Enyart; 81
Kentucky, Col Sedgwick; both Kentucky, Lieut.
Col Charles s Hanson.
Third Brigade, Col Hager, 41st Ohio, CON-
manding-4lst Ohio, Lieut. Col Wizeman; 9th
Kentucky, Col Whitaker; and 9Th Indiana.
BROADER GENERAL TOM cRITrENDES DIVISION.
FIRST Brigade, Gen Boyle. commanding-l9rh
Ohio, Col Beatty; 59th Ohio. Col Pfyffe; 18th
Kentucky, Col Hobson; 9Th Kentucky, Colonel
Order.
Second Brigade, Col w S Smith, 18th Ohio
commanding-l3th Ohio, Lieut. Col Hawkins;
26th Kentucky, Lieut. Col Hosklns, with Men
denhall's regular and Bartlett's Ohio batteries.
BROADER GENERAL M'cooKs DIVISION.
First Brigade, Gen L h Rousseau, command
ing-lst Ohio, Col Z A Parrott; 9th Indiana,
Col Crittenden; 5th Kentucky, Col Buckley 1.-THE
Louisville Legion); battalions of 18th. 10th and
18th regulars.
Second Brigade. Brigadier General johnson
eommandlng-52d Indiana. Col Which; 18th
Indiana, Col Harrison; 18th Ohio, Col Gibson
! Third Brigade, Col Kirk, 3lst Illinois, com
manding-34th Illinois. Lieut. Col Badsworth
18th Indiana, Lieut. Col Drum; 30th Indiana
Col Bass, 77th Pennsyl vania, Col Stambaugh.
ANGELS OF MERcY.-A letter from Pitts
burg Landing states that such is the term appIiet
to the Sanitary Committees. physicians and nur-
ses, by the brave soldiers whose wounds have
been dressed and cad condition cared for by the
good Samaritans who docked to the scene o.
destruction from all portions of the West. A.
one time there were over twenty steamboats, o.
the landing bearing people vieing with eaci
other in doing good.
Zen. Halieck has bis headquarters at Pitts
IL. al
rapidly maturing all his plans. Our advices ar,
TO the evening OF Tuesday. and order was bein,
restored The intoersble condition OF the road
and the country, owing TO the heavy and unceas
ing rains. was the only drawback upon operations
l-Sf Louis Republican 18th.