The New York herald., 1862-10-10
Newspap : Accounts.

dwhat there ~ leit o. tneA When the 00oraos
and probable issue Of the dght a. Cornh became evt
Cen Grant, orders issued for the march g
Con Hurbut from Bolivar TO intercept the enemy 70
Gen H. came up with the enemy's vi1etiss about
fr O'Clock Saturday AFTERNOON, and skirmhhsd consider
ably Toward night Gen Ord arrived with fresh troops;
and about O'Clock the morning Of the 6th pre-
psed to advance About hslf mie from the camp Of
the preceding night the enemy disputed cur advance nies
with cavalry then with Infantry, and analy with artil
Iery The ROAD led our troops along Ia and
winding through 10 est and swamp anG over steep hills,
~A artillery horses .srs .'4aO g haa ne g a'd ne
artillery upon the br0ws of the hills and their infantry In
the forest and junges but ne dstrntned ratr Of oar
brave men orsycae obSace and they driven
again the Ha,chio 10 the direction Of Corinth
Orage they had time 70 buru % sorey were they
IN the north side Of the river and about half mie dis
tsnt they mado stand and here uos nc turning point
~.s reached by who was pursuing on
Cherwaa road The particulars OF this fight have Eos
bssn received save that the enemy were beaten and ~
and several valuable batteries Of artillery.
entire loss IN the battle Of the Hatchie VIII proba
bly, make 500 killed and wounded with fu proportion
General Hurbut took 400 prisoners and stand Of
arms two full batteries and cassons for another.
Ansonq ne rebel prisowaS IS an Gsd 70 General Fo~
Dorm, and several of his ooionei,.
From personal examination OF several Of hospitals
there, am satisfied that We have nearly 1000 men
wounded We probably lost 10 killed at Corinth $50 men,
The sixty-sxth Illinois had twenty killed and sixty
wounded the Forty yseventh Illinois, $50 killed aud
wounded the Eighth Wisconsin had lso killed and
missing the Sixteenth Wisconsin, forty killed
and wounded.
dash into Cofinih and met brigade, which severely
punished and put them tisht. 10 day attack
exposed 1t Renz and re!norosmens were beiux sent
General Mcpherson Ia now conducting the pursuit. and
supIo ossd the enemy ID moving 10 the direction Of
AS yet we oah only the general results Of the last
| wosxs lighting sKrmishing commsnced last Tuesday,
aud there las been IN re or fighting day, up
tae "A HOSeCranE
sendr General IL despatth saying the enemy are
E, Ss y them SHARPLY 1Se rebel oss
Cortnth abo It 500 xii led and 500 to 500 woandsd
We have 500 prisoners At Corirth and 800 on the
We have no report Of killed other aide In yestsr
day and Sundays battles General ord says Sunday
than tho enemy We have taken several thousand stand
Of thrown away by the rebels in their flight They
\ are mostly new muskets Of English make.
Our loss at CoriaA about ares hSnded killed aud
and cousdcd Some cye witnesses put tho estimate
rate In .hs extreme, he ,I d rsue xp to s nous y
tie cannon, many q A1m tc.ng blown @ Glaess
Many houses IN GSrn.n are oaay sna.sstss Hy snos
nouss Killing : wounded soldier.
More tban half the rebos barefoot, many are rag
| ged, and have OF corn in their hpversscks.
/ THE CASUALTIES.
The casualties among commissioned officers in the nghs
q Ha!cpis are large lhave been able TO receive only
Major General T. O. Ord severely wounded, BryAdisr
General Martin Srsssl killed tcIspan ~ A A Msson
wonndec, Captain j. g. Alien sd Illinois woYnded Lied
Ds1 s Ss: ss
sSqs:sjs s Jass
The casuAltios among officers as Corinth far az am
shls " learn, are:--
Bake "a lows voaassd; Liea.snsns Neil ID iowa .ed
Captain BOYD ss asasd"a % s@sss. %
xeH1hr Coz s ~Ilnass Iae sS M
Gs s-t sa faa.s 1' S Illinois,
an Kss ~ tn3 sssas s1Sa.a a. Sya s
fews wounded; Lieu n'.5sa, w,,sm Brown oa.r,erms,,s
iss s.sss ss ssaad.s M.ls
S,or censn Stanley
Sslon95 4 Kssy sEi'a..sd oalC wognaedi "A Ia,ant
Ssd Ohio wounded Lieutenant McLsron sd Ohio wound.
& o MS tsa oa osoa.
9A ss M"sr 1 Ls5nns % sS o1s s5a NAsig
I'm I'm sssor as$ ~sSsnsss @ Leu cssnsi % P.e sSS
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III s ..s Sss 3 sas s s..
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wounded; Lieutenant weatherbes y,h Iowa woun ded
lss .ss'
sss -: saff Ss .s.:
SsIes., 4S alSoa.n, wos@sss S.eiss spsnss I'D
EasterbTook l1th Illinois KILLED. Lieutenant Reng 7h tl
dss as
das ss ws s As ss.ny s
"a sss ss sp rssssl ss sts1p ss
easy WOUNDED Lieut. Camp 7,h %Iad,.ni % mi..ins iAsn.
saSs sssss's II
nois ssvsrslyi Holmes lAth wisconsin. wounded, "a.
@
Tc%s1sr d1s iGSo .un:sos a:a 0' "''''e' Lieut.
..s' SSl saSs i'ls
3. ssss; ss. m .s' s.si sss..
III isi,Swns S' partial '.; Of wounded was oay
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Slsfs ~ % .As%s''f s a'';Sss
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tIa,' ssl sl.'.ar bsnss lsS Ssssn.,n; NSs Ss
si ID s Deashs
Ohio KsSssa - h iHfsns fnssas :. 2
Ss ,.5s a. iiasI I:s,lI 4
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Illinois cavalry; \ noien, li,h Msaourii W. slrssue
52d illinois, g. w. Mtheh. 4th Minnesota b kteser, btl
Mnnsisoiai y 81 noiohn, oh Iowa eeorEe wsndsnhan
2is Missouri; ~ Ccdinhnrs, Sh Missouri; A. H. Neley
l2h Indarai d. Haileok, 6lh Indiana; 4. Iarl, lgii
lndiela; H.. McDelamock, rh WISCONSIN, ]. s. u shop
l7th Wisconsin, J. M May l}h Wisconsin, H. Donhna, I2
w.esonsn; Joel wood l2ih wissonsin :. Mason, ltn
Wisconsin; ~ D Cumming ln,h Wisconsin; A. ~ Lewis
10th Misconsn' Marion Ferrrn, lOfh Iowa; A. Patterson
Sa wisconsini A. s. Abbott. Ian WISCONSIN, Elwar
Z. a. Fellows, sth .wsconsin; Norris k-rrin, I'D
shen.sn, lsh s.shgani r Il: Nldaie6S, 9th wi.
Clark 9Th Iowa Frank Daley, ~ Iowa John fIandcyoi,
9Th Iowa; Andrew Benjamin. Sih Minnueois g. sponce-
sSth Indiana William stanford 10Th Missouri. william
o'Brien 6sd Ohlo, A. N. Rcbnson ioih Missouri; ID +
Harvey, 9Th Wisconsin, George Siicknry and j. Cnnedot
Seh Ohio. Antoine enner, 20h ILLINOIS, y. Kyle blt6 nj
nos, Dewitt " Mcclellan, lIh illinois; Joseph Malone, Vt
Illinois; J. NJ Barney 18Th Illinois, y, NJ. pcl bsh Iro,
II. lionanlono sh Wisconsin; ~ DAn,one lfth Visor
sn; John Dolen, (ath Wisconsin, Robert d. Hunter IA