New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
Cur Loss 1900 Killed and Wounded.
THE REBFL LESS NOT ASCERTAINED
PnRnrvnIn, Ky, Thursday, Oct Q, Ii

B-secs army attacked two divisions OF General
McCooks Corps d Armee, near this place, yesterday.
The fighting was desperate. Gen. james Jackson,
ex.Coucressman Of Kentucky, commanding divi-
sion was killed.
Gen. Terrell of Virginia, commanding brigade,
formerly of Terrelis battery, was very seriously
wounded. On two occasions the fighting was hand
70 hand. The Confederates greatly superior TO
the Unonists in numbers. McCook was then heavily
reeniorced by Unioniss and the battle was resumed
to-day. The fighting was mainly done by Rose
cr.us's division, formerly Mches
Colonel George Webster OF the 9sth Ohio, Act
irg-Erigadier Of the 34th brigade was severely
W. unded. Firing ceased about O'Clock on the
evening Of the Stb. A doubtful umor says that al
the close of tie engagement, the Rebels he'd posses
sion of part Of the field.
Gen. Sheridan Of Illinois is reported killed, but II
s doubtful. Orr loss is stated at 2, 600 killed and
wounded. TIE Rebel loss wac unascertaned.
The enemy is north of Perryville. general
attack is expected Immediately by our troops.
LornvILLK. Wednesday. Oct. 8, 1862.
general engagement is progressing between
Buell. and Bragg at PerFyyile, bu. nothing definite
has been received here as yet
Gen. Duwopt, from Shelbyville attacked Scott
and Morgan near Frank fort, scattering them in
every direction. 1t is expected that Damont will
bag them before night.
LOUISVILLE. Thursday. Oct. e.. 7. N.
Tie battle at Perryyile commenced yesterday
morning. the Rebels attacking Buels advance in
great force.
An artillery fight continued through most Of the
day with no great results.
Later in the day Buells forces, having secured g
rood position, advanced and drove the Rebels back.
No definite particulars have yet been received.
II il reported at Gen. Boyles headquarters that
Gems. Rosseau and jackson, commanding Union Div
isious, were killed. but the report is not credited.
Buell intended last night to advance and bring on
general engagement tbis morning The result Of
this is not known.
Gen. Dunonts slccess over Morgan and Scott at
Frankfort is fully confirmed
Morgan entered Frankfort Yesterday morning at
O'clock with his own and Scott's Cavalry, 5000
strong, meeting DO opposition. This morning, Du-
mont moved on them from Shelbyville and at noon
had routed them.
The Rebels are said TO be dispersed, wandering
over the adjacent hills, endeavoring to avoid Du-
moncs pursuing forces. If not all captured, the
command will be completely broken up.
The Rebels destroyed the turnpike bridge before
they were attacked.
LOUISVILLE. Thuudsy, Oct. 9, 1852
The battle at Peuyville commenced early i'll the
morning by artillery duel, which continued all
day. Gen. MeCook's corps wac engaged alone.
At O'Clock the Rebels mBde effort TO turn our
left aank and desperate fighting ensued at close
quarters.
The Rebels wero here driven back with heavy
less.
The battle continued till dark when both parties
rested,
Gen. Terrell was mortay wounded; also Col.
Webster Of the 9Th Ohio. Gen. jackson was killed.
The report Of the death Of Gen. Rosseau is not
coniImed
The Union loss is estimated at 2, 600 killed and
wounded. The Rebel loss is greater, if anything.
Gen. Critienden and Gen. Gilbert have reinforced
Gen. McCcok, and the battle was resumed this morn
ing.
CIscnsATI Thursday, Oct. 0, 1902.
Intelligence has been received here to-night Of an
attack on Gen. McCooks corps at Perryvilc, Ky,
yesterday, by Bragg, who threw his eu.ire force
upon him.
Our loss was nearly two thousand in killed and
wounded
Gen. Jackson was killed, and Gen. Terrell was
badly wounded.
The enemys lose is not ascertained but is prob
ably heavy.
There is a prosI ect Of general engagement being
brought on by Gen. Ruell to-day.
Gen. DOmont attacked Morgan at Frankfort yes
Nday killing part Of his force, scattering them in
every direction, and capturing naDy.
A"e new troops behave admirably.
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