The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-07-18

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3 3 Glorious Nc,csy The Great Battle Fongit!
,iaichn,opd Fattcn 850, 900 Rebel Prisoners
7ake,li The Last Ditch Copturedi Y
T The Tennessee from below Vicksburg
brings the following important. lntelll-
gence: On the 9th inst, Gen. Halleck
sent o dispatch 70 commodore Davis,
commanding the Meet above, announcing
that he hao Just received telegraph
from Gen. Grant, stating that the great
battle had been tought at hichmond,
with immense loss on both sides. Rich
mono mad been captured after desper.
ate struggle, and 9V,oooe ;oniederates had
been taken prisoners, with vast quanti-
" OF stores, ammunition and guns. We
nave no reason TO doubt the authenticity
Of ms great news, as u comes throngn
semfoilclai cnahnei OF the most reilaoie
/ character. lhree cheers ior Mcclellan
and the army OF the unlonl
THIRD DISPATCH.
A special to the Advertiser from jack
son the lIth. saws The enemy are more
,;aoro,,slv en,nioved in shelI;nc Viclxs.
b,,ro tI,ouch easctino Init little The
VanI COS are n;llas;nr plantations ON the
,,a,,,,hia anJ tIa ,,acroas ora sa;zad re
,rnrL ~, t,,n canal across tbe r;ver bend
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if,cl.neona, July la.--u sI Lee mas as
4 sueu = COT 20, gIatuil"'ory "uu'e's ~ 'no a.
my, oaeeo ~
HEADo RS In the Field July & iool;
The General commanding, profoundly
grateful to the only Giver OF al victory
Tor the signal success Win wnich ne mas
blessed our arms, tenders ms warmest
thanks aEd congratuiations 10 ,he army
by whose valor such spienoid results
have been achieved.
On Thursday the 10Th June, the thor1
oughly equipped army OF the enemy was
intrenched in his works, vast In extenf
and most formidaole IN character, III
sight OF our capital. 5io-oay tne refnaihf
q lne cohIoeh. anu ilirea.enins p nos. apd
miles from Richmond. seeking TO recoyel
under the protection of his boats frou
the effects of some of the disasters of do
feat.
After briefly referring to the defeat an
nurs,,it of the enemy. Gen. Lee saws:
The immediate fruits of success art
, the relief of Richmond from a state d
seipe; the rout of the great army that 81
J. long menaced its salty; many THOUSAND
e prisoners, including officers OF high RANK
n the capture or destruction OF stores y
e the value OF millions; the acquisiumfo
l. thousands OF arms, ana o., neid pieces
e superior artillery. !.
q, The service rendered the country
this short but eventful period, can scarce
ly be estimated and the General con
handing can not adequately express n
X admiration OF the courage ana emu
s ance, and soldieriy conductor the onice'
~ and men engaged. IL.
C. These brilliant results nave COSY
many brave men; but while we moar
Il. the loss OF our gallant dead, let US Is
70 forget that they died nobly IN defenssf
re their country's freedom, and have ilnRs
ps their memory VIII ah eseus 'nas ~
ri live forever in the hearts OF crater
AZ people.
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80 al =, Now WI On Wednesday. from
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m' EOnhauae On -Jondon twentv.eiphtk
4 aam.ismon from Ralt;nore Who q
N. rived here this afternoon saws. the a
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,,ss CO., E,,rona The notification of vii,
WV had heen si,y,nressed bv the Lincoln 10
nd ernment.
he Richmond, july l4.-The Europa
IN arrived at Cape Race with LiverIo
fiji dates IN the ID inst. \.
IN NJ q corresnondence in relation to j
Dly En,;i,, g. P;are hos been published, flo
me ,.h;nI r. annears that Minister Ad.r
re, Nal not receded. from the position. ii
nd assumed by him.
see In the House of Lords, Lord Brou
ton deplored the continuance of the .
ten il strife and its consequences to Eprel
tne He thought it Impossible ior Ehglahdd
EN- interfere, but expressed the OPINION y
ed, the Americans would see the sulc'
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