Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-04
Gen. Stonewall Jackson Killed
INTERESTING PARTICULARS
GUERRILLA WARFARE
DESTRUCTION OF REBEL CuNB0ATs.



NEW York, July 3.-The Tribune's CORES
pondence, after stating We were outnumbered by
the rebels INDUCES in the following:
When loyal New York regiments, lifted from
their fire by the fire of rebel brgades cry, out Of
their wounds and death, for help-when the
choicest OF New England, Michigan and Penn.
sylyania troops, out numbered Ia front aud on
both TANKS by whole divisions of the enemy. beg
for reiniorcements, say that the blacklist crime
that power can commit is to stalk upon the field
of peril and say Soldiers, | have no faith ia
your Commander" Let your martyrdom pro-
coed. aud so says this army of the Potomac. and
il registers tonight VOWS OF vengeance as IL
marched in the dark from position which their
diminished numbers and disabled men prevented
them from holding, but which is consecrated 10
them forever by their suherngs, their llbors and
their wrongs. The politicians and statesmen
who lett us here to be outnumbered and cut off
from our supplies and the possibility of retreat
are doomed men
The Times has detailed reports OF the battles
of Thursday Friday and Saturday, from which
IL appears that the right wing of army, about
% .0OO men, was attacked on Friday by rebel
force not less than 80 900, and after a gallant
fight our troops crossed the Chckahominl Ia or
der on Saturday night, and on Sunday our whole
left wing under Heintzelman, Keys and Sumner.
fell back along the line OF the railroad aud the
river.
The rebels crossed the Chekahominy IN great
force ON Sunday reaching the railroad. but made
no pursuit. remaining. however. in possession OF
the ground previously occupied by our troops on
both sides of the Chckahominy. including the
bridges aud earthwofks We had erected against
their approach.
All our stores. &c, were Withdrawn In good
order without much loss. OF course there was
tremendous fighting during these movements aud
heavy loss on both sides.
The Times correspondent states that Mcclellan
established his headquarters on Monday on Nal
yern Hills. one mile back OF Turkey Island
Bend. At ? o'clock Monday afternoon firing
was heard for two hours In the direction OF White
Oak Swamp, where Ayers was holding the rebels
In check, who were attempting 10 cross
An immense force OF rebel artillery and cav.
airy fresh from Richmond then appeared our
lett, when Porters aud KEYS commands went
10 resist the enemy. A most terrific fight en-
sued, aud IL became evident that the overpower
ing force OF rebels was gaining. when the gun
boats Galena and Aroost0Ok, opened with their
"a Founders upon the traitors.
The fight continued ill dark diminishing away
into occasional musket shots.
About ten o'clock in the morning Prince de
Joinville, Due de Charities and Count de Paris
lett headquarters, embarking aboard the gunboat
jacob Bell with official dispatches from General
Mcclellan to the Government Gen. Mcclellan
accompanied them to the boat aud babe them
final adieu
When the Jacob Bell left all was quiet along
the river.
Several steamers aud transports were passed
going up James river.