The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-24

Rcsxoxp, May IAN. odleial dispatch, dated
Ccs.ash, Nay .. via Mobile the 10Th, sAysi
-" Gsa. 8. Cooper
We sttscksd The enemy today and drove him
q. Z. sEAUREGARD.n
Rpcnnosp. May lo.--A telegram from Gov
Lesches ths morning., from stanton, states;
Gen Jackson dispatches that nc gained = bril-
liant victory, The csemy Is In full AiEht hotly
panued. Our ios 10 killed and zoo wounded.
Aad wounded on the deld
KfsHsoSp, Nay IA telegram received BY
Gov. letoher. dated Stanton 10th inst, aays the
snsmy's loss theDovell's) Is 600 killed and
wounded, and in their Fight they burned Ill their
basgage and wagons.
In the battle at Williamsburg, Va, the
Conieslerates captured twelve pieces Of artil-
lery and 900 prisoners. rhe battle lasted
five hours.
RIonsosp, May l2--Nor!olk was evacu-
Sted last Saturday morning by the Confssic-
rates and occupied by the F"'tcrala who IAN
ded ut Ocean view on Friday night.
CIScISSArri, 2-The correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial says that the Fclc-
raj loss at Shiloh is killed 1875, wounded
1887, missing 4O44.
Carr MooRg. May l3,--Gen. Butler on
the I I'll. took forcible possession Of the Office
Of the Consul Of Netherlands, searched the
person Of the Consul and took the keys OF
the Vault. In the Vault was $500, V10-
that was transferred from Citizens Bank, 10
Hops Of Amsterdam, TO pay installment on
oonos' ne a'so ,ooA possession o. 'hs o"'eS
o, 'ne rfencn ana spanish 'onsui - once IN
old Canal Bank the French Consul went
on BOARD me milan ana nad no' returned on
sonuay. puuer s'So se'NS' 'ne 'a',a DADS
And sam smi'hs oahx'ng nou' tie nas
issusd All 'hhama'e,y p!oc'ams''oh 10 'ncne
me poor against the men ana promised 70
a's'''on'e among Ssm i"oV DDS ol otc' an"
sugar caP'u,tsi 10 Nev orleans, NE IS re-
o."'.,ng 10 NEW or'esns - ''eA'o"g wing
y na5 "a
neu M'er IS fePo''ea 'A'me. -.
ne'iA"s r"fno' reports 'ha, ,o'io'S, NH
gun" n"s pcen e'scun'eo' Ano unc r,i'wntu
steamer 'irg'nin has 'eel o,~'royeu, ALSO
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"n'e oeen s'"' run "'."'''" P.et~'a"'y W
y" s'Ac"a,ioo u .nc P"s.. ~ "rn
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II wns raining AT Corinih on the 9TH. The
enemy ID eyacuatiug Decatur, battered down
the pillars and burnt the bridge over the Ten
nessee river. Col Scott, crossed the river
with his cavalry on the Both ali, and next
day attacked the Fe'ierals 1t Athens, on the
Tennessee and Alabama railroad, captared
their camp cqlipage, and number oil .wag-
ons, losing only one man.
All was quiet at Corlnth on the 10Th. 1t
was believed, however, that the enemy were
advancing by three routes The Con'ede'
rates were IN tne spirits, and eager ior the
conflict. Heavy skirm'shing was gong on
every day, the results Of which have been
thus far, largely In favor OF the Coniederates.
The Confederatcs after removing every
thing Of value from Pensacola aud the navy
yard, that was possible, set fire to and De
stroyed the remainder The wood works,
gun carriages, etc, in forts BArancas and
Mcitae, and the hospitals, together with all
the other buildings IN the Navy y ard proper
IN the villages OF Woolsey and Warrington,
were burned. At The same instant the torch
was applied to the oil factory and oil the gov
ernment buildings in The city OF Pensacola
and also to the steamers a, the wharf.
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enemy for three days at Cassville and finally
vhints6tl them Thin il s.ln1ethin1 more than