, 1862-03-19
THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.
Fa1 Of. AeWbern, n. G. ..
the RATTLE OF THE. TRENT RIVER.
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Friday last.
SECOND DISPATCH. -
fSpec:aI Is the II; Y.Ti,acs.1
BALTIMORE, March 16.~-The enemy's works,
six miles below NewbeEp, were ATTACHED On
Friday morning last They were defended by
force 10000 strong, having q guns posted
behind formidable batteries over two miles
long. The fight Tas the most despcratc Of The
, var. Our troops behaved with great steadi
ness and courage, and after nearly four hour;
hard fighting, drove the rebels from all tlci,
positions, capturing 5 Hight batteries of fie15
artillery, &c heavy siege guns, large stores O.
fixed ammunition, 5000 etand Of small arm:
and s10 prisoners, including one colopel, thret
captains and four lientenants.
The enemy left larse number Of dead OF
the field. The rebels made their escape b,
cars to Goldsboro', burning the bridges owe
: the Trent and Claremont, and firing the cit,
: of Nswbern. No extensive damage vas don:
f. to the place.
r We lost about 100 killed and wounded
: mostly Of the New England regiments. Rev
J, Q. II. Benton was among the killed, an,
' Ma;or Legender, 51at New York volunteers
d was mortally wounded. Lieut. Col. Merritt
l. Of the esd Massachusetts, and Adjutant F. a
Stcarns, of the 21st Massachusetts,, Of Am
D herst, (zon Of President stearns) were ais
:. Killed.
THIRD D1apATrH
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