Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-17
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To the Associated Press North
LOUIsyILLB, October ga squad Of Du-
mOnt's men under Col Miller captured tive
pieces Of artillery and one hundred and fifty
rebels at Versailles, yesterday. A portion OF
DumOnts command drove the enemy, Saturday
night, from LawTsneeburg toward Rieholasvile,
wOunding several and capturing sixteen prison
ers. Federal loss nothing.
The MaYsgiIle Eagle says a dispatch was re-
ceived by John c. Brecksnridgs's wife 70 meet
him at DAuviile On Monday last
Further particulars Of Wednesdays Perry
vile fight says the Federal force was I6. ZOO
rebel force was sixty-twO regiments aggregate
unknown. Federal loss 500 TO 800 killed $500
wounded 40 prisoners. The latter were pa
rolled By Buekner. Rebel loss 1900 killed, in
Guiding oCe general, unnamed, and fourteen
colonies and HeutenantcOlOneis
Their number Of killed aud wounded is al
mItted by the rebel medical director Of General
Chesthsm's division.
A dispatch from a member Of The LIST Wisccn-
SIN says that regiment lost 6fty-sEht killed and
one hundred and twenty four wounded. Am0Eg
the wounded are Major Mitchell and Captain
Green.
a dispatch has been received at headquarters
stating that Colonel Lylss wourd is very slight
ne mas been pRroled, and viii ETTivs here to-
morrow evening.
IL Is reported that Wooltord's cavalry captured
over ono hundred rebel wagons, one thousand
prisoners and one battery, on Friday, between
Perryvills aud Hauodsburg.
General Dumont Is at Frankfort.
MARSHALL, Il Is said, left La1ington On Sunday
IAst5 VIA MS whole tOrce-tW0 thousand infantry
snd lou hundred and fifty cavalry. l. is be-
Hsved Marshall and the forces driven from Va
saiilss are It NicholssviHs.
Doctor Head medical 1fraefor Ls-a L. -
required to prepare for the reception OF 5000 Of
the Perryvijle wounded.
Colonel Richard j Jacob, 9th Kentucky cav
airy, has arrived here, suffering nom an extern
sive bus not serious Hash wousd.
Kirby Smith left Lawrspesburg with hs whole
command Friday morning and effected a iuuc-
ton with Bragg on Friday afternoon.
Oar forces We're massed, on Friday. between
Psrryyile and HanOdsburg. They are reported
to have formed Ia line OF battle about six miles
from Per1yville.
Captain Watson, Of company G, 6O.h Indiana.
wounded somewhat seriously, has arrived hsrs.
He left Perryvilie yesterday sterao0D. and was
overtaken By q messenger, who LETT PenyviIIe
two hours later. The messenger reports the
rebel force az about seventy-fvs thousand Thev
heard heavy and constant firing for macy miles
after they left.
Rum0rs prevail that q severe engagement be-
tewson the whole Of each army was progressing
yesterday on the HsTTodsburg road, wherein
Baell drove the rebels toward Camp Dick Rob
inson.
Paroled prisoners say the rabsls are making
for that camp.
At PerTyville the rebels were so crippled on
Wednesday that they could not carry away seven
pieces Of artillery, which thsy had captured, and
one hundred and SIX thousand rounas Of ,heiI
ammunition. Oar forces buried their dead and
cared for their wounded.
In a skirmish on Thursday, near Lawrence
burg, Bowen, Of the I9.h regulars AID LIST Ohio
cavalry, against Colonel Sc0ss's rebel cavalry,
Colonel Scott was wounded, aad is now q pris-
oner at Bardstown.
One hundred and thirty rebel prisoners from
Psuyvilie, including ten l~isutsnauts, arrived to-
hight.
Special to The Cincinnati Commercial
INDIANAPOLIS, October I2-Is is stated tbs.
Bsagg and Kirby Smiths armies have been
duven between cur army aud the Ohi0 river.
An engagement is imminent. and our forces viii
without doubt be victorious They cannot pos
sibly escape. BigadIsr-GsneraI Boyle is in
command at Louisville and is able to hold the
city.
Private sdvicss from Louisville state that
Bragg has been driven back to Camp Dick Rob
ins0n Kirby Smith is supposed to have Joined
him. General WmOT, IN Louisville, says that
our army has been successful