Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-17
THE REBELS BEATEN .


III. f.rl.vi1, details Of the battle at Cor
.-.L-- .r. In 4-F I-b inst. are given by
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.- .t. r,--.s-. .f tte 81. 5u- Jucp-s.s
.-.-.r-1 D.. --., ar,-,v i1 force about
q s-,,r-- -,o-tt.,-- Of Clrinru, aud before %
-r...- -t's .-.-..-s.l. l.r- became general and
s.-. FH. r..I4 oGtllukeI our inferior
r.-.-.-- h.. -.T-. fT back further. The
I .,-------- i-.-r, .-- rrelstvlrks pushing
,.- ssvssrfs t.. town. when dlrkness ended
| b.. e--.-r.- f.- -r.,Il-.
r--.. --7....- .. the Ist No. battery were
.........- r.. ...-r...- --r.I rr hours before
r- .-.----. f-- Bri--gr0 uacklamul fell
r-.-rs.lv v-1unisI at the head OF his men,
.-I Gen Orf.-.v was shot in the breast.
tt'.-- Z III. e, i1 the morning Of the 4th
/ r.,.. ...-.-.- ...r.I with shot and she'll. Our
. f...-.---s -.-i-.I and irau hour OF more
. l.-.,, ...-r.,l.l.1- Was kept up. At that
/ nm, t,y. rstsI -uas had bssu disabled, and
-a.---y s-.-r Lly-.i,l- their battery OF seven
.--7s ~. e-rtr-.I. 4 u0rt-ut0us quiet soon
ocelr- Q. ana DC was a7lien, some movement
was ,..r- r.l.ls Iv llo enemy. The West
e-a saarrsla.-rs under Col BlrE, were
ordered forward 90 lssl the enemy Al nan
mile in advance Of our line OF battle aI'anc-
n- rapidly 10 cl.1mnr upon tAe uJ"n'
Oar batteries ol naL d ll W.. -
exposed ranks Of the rebels, but win uh-
pIIle.ei dl-ing ani recAie57le77 tuyy
pushed forward IAcy charged ouI .I3 "olA5
desperately o11ae our Ices %. Iul~H-l ~
I,-rs-v of th, Isr Missouri was planted.
Vh. rs5sIs once more marched into the streets
81 C5r-ptG. b.. new batteries opened on
-rar. ma our men under direction Of few
cIurs-elus officers, and stimulated by their
fvanr.e fought desperately, and the advance
a! the enemy was checked They wayered
and then flll back. Oar lost battery was
Teslinei. Tle Dag was sl7el' anu 'ns ene-
~ - ,r-s c5muaratiyelv small during
.t;. r.,f.,1 ,b,~-,. That Of the enemy was
irIr,, t,,.s-+v 70 our one, killed Among the
I~iJ ,'.,1- "a I.f, ~, no fald were Briya-
I;or Csrer.I n ,I ,ers. of New Orleans Col.
~ 60 P-i, Gen. Johnson Of Missis-
-; ,,1 @,9tis- Colonel whose name was
,.llti i,,-rsl
H.. '1ns-,-, ,,sr, commanded by Van Dorm,
, ~ i.I,.---.-.. -r7+b rbeir respective
M ...,.- r,-,,s p, ff.v
army cJrI s,Wu-cl s"sl--~ ---1'- ''''
f-.fF-g n rfrHrr rr-
our pr3I 'I..oH o' 49, - -,
CD 1e IiTz'- l'''
a5- .,.,.-...-.,.-, ,,-1,,srs .r,-nso,
Rogers. Ross. Morton, McLmne, and MAJOR
Jones. were killed. and Colouels DAILY and
Preteh were severely wounded.
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The Richmond E'q1l'ier OF tHe O-l H1s 1s. q
dispatch dated Savannah tth- says IAe
ictcrall attacked our batteries On D. SoIns
Island, on the lst, and after an hour nsht-
I-s were rcpul ei. Inc teler1ls saos'4 len--
is landed 40 Greenyllle Point m force ana
marched mile 10 the rear OF olr olt'srie5'
whena fshr cJumela.d at I'D ci3c1' An
No r1rticll-l' received
According TO resent Intelligence the rebel
force in ArSals-s is about lo,Ooo,-2l9J az
LiJs Rock un1 - Con. Holmes, 1000 at
Bltesvills under Gen. Mcbride, four or five
thousand at Cross I0l.0ws under Gen-huns.
5000 at Austin u0r,l oI Little Rock, under
D3, l;---. .'; S.-,r,s 50 MISS F. Of
' y, Nl,' III, faif ara c,n.eriut,:
l,''.-' J.. - - 5105 z ,e1-Iv an dismountst
--lI ~. -',- frss Or four batteries. l.
is ti5.rt- they Will not venture 70 invade