Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-01
;IImpl,o,rtant 8 from the North.

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Important from the North E5s
/ The New York Herald acknowledges
asheavy lossnear Sheperdstown Sat:
|urday. 1T says the rebels were dressed
Hike Union soldiers, and displayed a
thag Of truce to induce the Federals to
cross the river. Sumner s corps a. 2ar;
NEE alone lost five Thousand two .hnn-
fdred: and three. at Sharpsburg in killed,
/ Wounded and missing. * correspon-
| dent from the battle field on the 22d
Esays the Federas arestill burying their
/ dead al. the rate Of one thousand PEI
4 diem, and expected to get through that
day. Gen. Hooker was shot through
1.-The foot, by .afriae ball, He will not
\ be able for duty IN a long time. Gene.
ard CraWford's 5 wound ismore serious
than wsss expected. Lieut.. Colonel
Dwight Of the I'd Massachusetts, was
killed. Col. Kinks, of the 9th Massa-
] chusetts, was badly, wound led. Gene
raj Richardson was Wounded in the
shoulder and heart, and will die. Gen.
Dana, badly IN the knee: h the 38th
1Colonel. Wild lost an arm at the shoul
tder JOINT; the lieutenant colonel, adju,
tant, and eight captains were wounded. /.
A correspondent Of. the Tines says
:, the slaughter was aHful, partieularly
among the officers. i 81; 81 z Ss;fs
,. The Campaign against louisville.
sMoBILE, Sept. q. - special dis
patch to the a 4duertiser and Register,
4 dated senatobia, 9th, says the Chicago
/ 11ls:ases Of the 23rd contains a dispatch
from louisville of. the ff22d. Bragg 5
forces, Fifty thousand strong. were re-
| ported at Hodginsyille, ZEN route for
Bardstown, which they would reach the
same evening. ;. Major DELPHI had Or
dered all business TO Be suspended. =
General Nelson ordered the women and
. children to prepare. to leave. Gen;
Robinson had issded a proclamation,
lcalling the citizensto arms under feNeE
]son. The latter had issued an address
to the troops, exhorting themnto give
ready welcome to the hordesnow inxad-
ling Kentucky. :s!e =. - .s2s's. .,'f1,ssssal
q Cincinnati dates to the 29d report
the city againm asblaze ofexcitement.
Braggwas doubtless within ten miles Of
Louisville Buell. had notssreaehed
EMunfordsville. His moyements:are Sc
.lyerely, commenced upon! General
Wright had just; returned from Louis
vile. He regards the Federal force
there sufficient to defend the city, and
credits the .report.that Bragg will make
dash on Louisville. The secessionists
are confident. that Bragg will break
through the Federal column and take
the city, and he has not less than fifty
Thousand old troops, Bragg holds Mul-
drough's Hill, twenty-five miles from
Louisville, and can check Buell's, pas
sage in, that direction force him to
take a circuitous route, and delay him
four days. In the meantime Bragg sex-
poets to capture LOUISVILLE. -. i ~
The attack was expected To- have
been made on Wednesday. -, -,
The last intelligence which has been
received says General Heath, with ff-
teen thousand men and 1856 cannon, is
at Eagle creek, near Cynthiana Hum-
phrey Marshall, 10000. men and 40
cannon, is moving from Paris north:
ward and Kirby Smith, with ten thou
sand men and sixteen cannon, is mo-
wing north from Lexington Jno. Nor
gam with $500 cavalry, is scouting
from Brides station, within 10 miles of
the Notifications. It is: believed that
simultaneously with Bragg's attack up
on Louisville, Kirby Smith, with 49,
600 men and 100 cannon, will attack
Cincinnati, Covington, and Newport.
Washington dates Of the 2lst say
that nothing official has been received
to day from the army in Maryland
A private dispatch says there is no
doubt that OIL Thursday and Friday,
the 18th and 10Th, large. portion of
the rebel army crossed into Virginia
and Immediately commenced fortifying,
with view to cover a retreat. Anoth-
er authority says considerable body
of rebels yet remain on the Maryland
side and are busy entrenching: ..... :,