Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-04-26

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CaiGo. April 9-Onr loss on Sunday n
Pittsburgh Landing was heavy, embracing
camp equiPpagr and 3G field guns. by two
o'clock on Monday We had rr,ak.n our camp
batteries, together with 10 Of the cne4ny's
guns. Major Hunter. Bend Illinois. killed.
Colonies Logan and Davis Of Illinois were
severely wounded. Col. Hall of the 18th II.
linois vas killed. Major Eaton, Acting CsI-
onel Of 18th Illinois, was fatally wounded.
Capt. Carson. one Of Gen. Grants scouts, had
his head shot off. Major Page. j7th Illinois,
was killed. Gen. Grant was slightly wound.
cd in the ankle. General Smith was severely
wounded. Col. Curtis. acting Brigndier, was
shot through the right shoulder. Lieutenant
Colonel Ransom, lth Illinois. was wounded
badly in the head. Capt. Dillon, 18th ILL
nois, Capt. Mace, 9Th Illinois, and Capt. Car
ter, nth Illinois, were killed.
A dispatch from Tennessee river says that
the attack on Sunday was complete surprise.
Our loss in killed at Pittsburgh was from 600
to 1000; wounded, 5000 or 1000. The
loss of the euemy was much larger. Report
the retreat of the rebels on Mon
day rs a regular Bull Run stampede. A
large force of cavalry was in pursuit, and at
latest advices had not returned.
Six Of our batteries were taken and retaken
six times on Sunday. The sharp shooters Of
the enemy did terrible execution upon our Of
ficers. Gen. Strong, commander Of this post
is sending every boat at his command to
bring down the wounded. kilograms have
been sent to the Governors of the neighbor.
ing States and to the Sanitary Commission
for nurses and hospital supplies.
1t is thought that Buell. will be in possess
ion Of Corinth by Tuesday at noon
News Of April 18TH.
Sr. JOSEPH. April headquarters from
Fortress Monroe say: The Morimae IT.
tn. position m all day yesterday
until evening, when, together with the rest Of
the rebel fleet, she returned to Norfolk.
She is generally suppose to have been aground
None of tho rebel fleet have shown themselves
to-day.
Beaufort, n. c., is in possession Of tbe Fed
erals.
A Norfolk paper has been received here,
containing dispatch from Beauregard in re-
lation to the two days fight at Pittsburgh
Landing. He says that after capturing SO of
our guns and 5000 prisoners, his forces fell
back upon his works at Corinth, which they
are fully able to hold.
BALTIMORE, April 14-1n reference to
Beauregard's dispatch alluded to in the Old
Point dispatch, (given above inquiries have
been made of the War Department; and We
are authorized to say that the reports FROM
Pittsburgh Landing, already given to the
public, contradict the report in the Norfolk
papers. All the reports received at the War
Department confirm the statement that thS
enemy were routed, and pursued as far as
the previous orders would permit. The enc
my arc now shut up in C0rinth.
New YORK, April IA correspondents
of the Philadelphia Enquirer. after being cap
tured by the rebels At Pittsburgh landing
and who afterwards escaped. has arrived At
Cairo. He states that their loss is 1000
killed and IL. 900 wounded. We captured al
but two or three Of their cannon, including
the famous Washington artillery Of New Or-
leans.
ST. LOUIS. April 1l.-Gen. Halleck has
received dispatches from Cairo informing bin
that Is rebel steamers have BEEN captured At
Island No. 10.
The rbsl Generals Mccall. Grant. Walk
er and Sherman ars among the prisoner
The ssorrs and ammunition taken are in
mense.
There IL nothing later ftoa Pittsbu!Es,
Landing than ! have alresay telrgTaPhed