The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-09-11
FmtePesting Facts of Lhe rJLRic kSss''Ass s
from IA Returned Union surgeon. :
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| : from n Returned Union Surgeon. e
! a@s 8 WAsHINaToN, September TT
Assistant Surgeon. Green, of the 18th lndl
ana, returned this morning from Galne sD'
where he has been sincethe battleof last 1hu y
l dav week. having remained behind at tina
time to attend to our wounded eLast SUNDAY
our wounded being in such bad condition, IL
/ Green started off to meet ambulances coming u
their assistance under flag OF truce, ana VIZ
within hailing distance was met BY the repe,
Gen. A. p. Hill, at the head OF his dylsiols VIZ
ordered him to return to Gainesville WIZ
remained prisoner for three days After SUI 4
ing his case before Gen Walter, who came lnto
the yard where the prisoners were Kept, ne ""'
Internationally released. a +
| Dr. Green furnishes the following ~.
| When the battle was at its heig1th Oh
day, Jackson being in command OF tue ieO 20
army. heavily pressed by our troops, began 10 TO
waYer and fall back, when the rumohng y.
Longslreet's artillery was heard coming " mo.
asst stance, and instantly shout went up'o"lno
to this circumstance It infused new couI"5e
into the rebels, and when tins relhIolc0. 80
arrived at noon on Friday, they MADE lreo,
assault nnon our lines, dashing over the WOMB
ed of the day previous, who were lying uPot
the ground without any shelter whafeYer' anu
many of whom were badly injured
DR.. Green was informed by the y Q"tteliliao
ter of Pryor's Brgade-the report pelng alS9
confirmed by officers with whom ne CON con 80
that during the engagement OF friday ,0en'
eral Pryor was captured by our forces, ana CIV.
en- in charge of guard of one man. the ram ram
of Pryor not being known, as ne was oleso ot
like private. He, however escaped by sHoo',
ing the quad with Derringer which lie h"u
concealed on his person. ..t..a -,...uI
Dr. Green confirms numerous reports relauYe
to the Boosting of the rebels, and says they ex-
pressed confidence of being able to get into Ma"
ryland, where they expect TO get 3Q,pOo re-
cruits.
lie also confirms the report OF the existence
of much restitution among the enemy, tut at
tributes the scarcity of food to the great dill
Guilty of transportation, their army being such
a great distance from their base of supplies
This is the account given by the rebels
From all appearances, the division of Gen.
Walker has left the scene of the late engage |
ments for Harper's Ferry. No one seems to
know anything ofthe movements of Gen jack
son, there being a studied silence in regard to |
him. Gen Lee has emoved his headquarters to |
a point near Leesburg. --.......-,.-..--
DR.. Green was informed by quartermaster
hat although many Of the rebel soldiers appear |
I'd without shoes, they still had sufficient on
laud, but, 40 q matter Of economy, they viii
lot be issued until the middle of this month
lie says the feeling is general among the men
hat the war will soon be ended, and they say
hey will die before they win yield in their de
elimination to be what teey term ian indspend-
mt nation"
= According to their own. estimate of their
numbers in the late series agements, they
AVE ROT less toan 100 900 men with forty bat
cries of field pieces, most of them being rifed
annon.
DR.. Green reports the losses among rebels as
cry large. AAl