The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-14

dasnnoO OeoYpe1 the poDnk1s 1AAA VILE 49,
hot aud furious. nrd iasNd twslvs hourn-
The ConfsdcTAsss occupied - snSmys en-.
cAmpmsnt las, night !.
10 0gh uBg, having received rsinforcsmonO
30 the nnm her Ct !, COS frcro rum Landing.
They fougas bravery. eus tho Non'sdsrats
r-puised hem .wics; Lbcpt 10 ocicok fur.
tnsr large raig force mems were brougat up
By General Kueli. The ngk ting now oecsms
desperate alGng orr whole Ire. The battle
10 Still raging, with varied f;rtuas, and even
more far.custy than yesterday
new At CORN II. To-Day we captured sevc.
raj bat;srl ss and loaf some. !. isimpossisle
In the !or ard confusion Of battle TO give
General Bsauregard /. In CON n.nd OF the
Confederate erHy, assisted BY 0sneras
Poiy, Bragg, h raes. brocsinrfdgss cne tth-
e,s. Generals LheatasM, DO wen, ana OiafAss
sts siiSnsiy wosnded. The loss - very heavy
sutxou, Aprii To p. II -fhs battle has
- sd ali day. and ,shs ai,ns put . suspsn-
sion to the strife. The nigh. was more obsu.
nate and furicas shau that of yesierdAy, and
Tne snemy we're heavily rel aforcsd through.
out the day. Ss<ing ,ais, Gsnsrai Beanrs-
gard VI sndrsw his troops bsck OF the teae
raj en04m pmsnt. The enemy followsd ap
uuttl night, ZACH. SIDE maia tanning It's pest.
ton. Tls Goa fede.ates fousht for two whole
dave without ar y assistance whatever, whilst
tho enemy vas constantly rein forced with
fresh troops.
ertLoH, April both sides are too badly
worstsd so rsnsw shs Aght ths morning
The shsmy fell back last night, q. to-day
We are Ye,urnfag 10 Cur forms. linee. The
Confsdtrax are con fident and In me Spii its
CosiETa, April 10 IL N 10 edi1teiy ter the
battle Gen. Auregard sank Z e OF truce
70 0sa. Gradyconcernirs the burial OF theif
deat aec. dram. replied yesterday that, be
c. use Of the warn e.hsr. he had made hoov w
dsssiis for shs pose CT buryicY he dead N
10th parties, ara that The work ~aa already
accom- p!isbea. He therefore rsfus,i to re-
csive Confederate parties within she FEDERAL
!inzs for tbs pnrpose. Ills note was respect.
fully addressed a. foiiows:
"0-nsrsl BsaursgArd, com handing the
ConfsdsrAts Army, Xississicgi."
a; Monterey. our courier foaad the rsts-
rails basy Putting theiE camps la order and
looking Aftsr the dead ard NO undsd.
The Oonfsdsrates killed are n ION less than
was ~ hrst suppossd, and the wounded are
comparatively eighty hurt, as they were
we'll protecieu BY the ttm6er.
The prisoners are sti.l coming in, enc pun.
her Eearly four thousand. including asoas
200 oGsceIs.
The FedsrSls daily send out strong recon.
noitsrtns par uss. which Are constantly sur.
prissa by the Coz fed ~ ntes, and many Of them
either killed or wounded.
The Confsiera,ss are holding ArMly their
ola lines, ana tkS men are IN SOCu COQuItlOu
And READY for smother light.
Oar wonndsd have all arrived; many q
thsfn have bean sent - Memphis and Oxford
Ths following private dispatches Appear in
the = tlen t. sr(edsyacy Q: SatsrdaJ:
CHATTANOOGA, 2IriI 10, O'cloGk p FL
e-sSeasera jus. !fo.a frihta say ins III css
terrible bale .ssr Known oaehrfsd o. II n
they s>y Busii is kiilsd- An aTnisdcs eS-
p;res Friday. BoJh ETnisa are fs.nx rsin.
Forced. Var-D3ra - .oiGiag Up with ais
forces.
UAsTFAscosA, april lc.-ALi concsr In eur
victory being complies. 1n.y eoum.ncsd
lowest ESTIMATE is IS 600 On tas Geil--Bceil
asnoag tns naya0ef. May CT oer 9onndsd,
AID .bei;ssis', we're burDt Gy ;.ss sieJds tab
tur fire. We destroyed see>r aJRmun,t,oA--
soc much vi IL + h.Hi III The Whole mi,iris
"a E~u sla.a Eal mizsiss;.ci ~ra naov,ns a.'
ssdsss.
Tae Lyachburg Espuiltecs learns the fol
lowing frost Ii ssltlsmsA who WA II the
tight:
The night before tae battle u oouucll OF alt
tbs Generals YVES hsl; III which the pian 81
set~ek VIA stated by Se.uresard, and for
.har EXPLAINED By Map. General Cri;tsn-
let, Who was she coubeas. General present,
on h-;ng assigned his rosition, renaIged
That VIII hiiog my Te=r to ths front" II
an glad to heaE Scu 81 co. ~ pied Beau.
regard ''ii sLn~s tGat yo1 fa;Iy undsrs.an
oar plan. s11 tho position Assigned you IS
d ssitei 20 hs-s fha- effect. Ii Nigh: maze
d ffereacc - -sga.ars, bat TO volunteers IL
6 IN i0rbs none"
AL lbs ai:ai Of ths sasny ware ec,sd ia
ieYit steel ,c.il, :,to:eciicR the Ufeas,,
Leaving fIes qiSg Tor ali esfir Iirsea
vi b rfga;d 10 tha dea' il + Gen. Johkston,
The AuGMsa CcAEoNvsAAk rvs:
che des:h woanj o. c. Junns. . vsstn.
.sf Ia T,-Ff IL
c. nsidersd sy him &C culS iiaso wound.
SooA aftsr rs,s.y..s - he save an CIasr -
HovernoF II arTis, who vas acting sc ytlur-
or I'D - BIN, who, on h'srs,srn 10 asnsfAi
J X ns>cn. III 81 li1=rtnt part OF tie Ast0,
( ANA him exhausted f.om less OF hood, and
railing IL his .s-dcls Riding ap to AiR,
Governor Harris ass. d, 'A.s you hurtf' IL
which tho now oyiAs nsro answered Yes.
and far EnorLals" ana then, slrstcEi1x
ont both arms towards his som paRlon, fell
from ms horse. add seon After expired.
soxf PrLAskI.
wa publish ia ashsr column an original
accom-. OF the ere. day's siege Of Fort ia.
iaskt. WIN resA Arb to oar fores in the for:
previous 10 is SURF sndsr, the SayaaIah Re-
paJsiesn, OF Friday. Gays:
Toe f,rtis commanded BY Oass. II nIA.
stead. CT ,Eis tity, Colonel ct the ist.o TIA.
,ssr regiment 81 savannah, now IN the Con-
fsdernts service. He Is quite Young nau~-
ssins aboss Is years o! nss--yst = proficient
In Judgment, ana we'll. sailed in military
seisneA He graduated with the hrse dis
tiIa,;on At tie Military Academy at Marietta,
aud has ai1cs atyoied much attention 70
arms. H.s saxsotty, courage, aud ooolnsss
are nnd6abisd rs will never surI sudsr -
long as he has gun On its carriage and he
ANN anitioD 70 fte II -hs sssond o@.
car in rank Is MAJOR John FOLEY, for
many yeas captain os the lrish Jas.
par Greens, one OF thu favorie voiunsser
CON paniss Of cur city. and en- ,aAeer az muca
* estiercs sId ucdoabad gxlian!ry The
tnira in STsds Is Cs7r. john II S.sg,n, OF the
German Vo anti Is. Also an old aud skill!al
commander. AL .brsstf these oacs.s have
teen IL he fort almost from the Gate Of its
occupation In January, 1851, and their com.
mnHos have Mush experience in gunnery.
The companies which csmpcse the gsrIt, o
are as ollowa: German Volun,se ~, Uaptsin
John h. Steg;n Oglsthor pe Light tnfantry
DO. II, Oaptata Frederick W. Sirns; Wash
In zion Volunteers, CapIata John McMaAca
montgomery Guards. Ceptain Lawrence J.
9uiimAfttp; Wise ossrds, 2S'A Georgia
regiment, Captain McMsllIn.
Z % r y p r r ATE CONG ELAS.
YYhsr SESSION