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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
Gummcr Retreats.

HEATH HOUSE.
III sCHOoLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, N j.
Having taken this elegant and popular
open 1t ON tho lat June-gruerslly KhrFtl hp, HS
NEWLY. FURNISHED, with Linen, Crocksry &c SnS
experience In the hotel businessat the Astor House
sad other clas hcuse.euabes ne to give "'u'' -
Il will bo kept IA the very he.t usuaer. - H., .u
Trains for tho Mt via Morris Essex H. H. iea'e 'o'' "
Cosrtlan st. at 81 Q M, and 81 p. ...,..
Rooms NAV bs engaged on favorable terms More Psf,
IA. information NAV be had by addressing tho suosenos "
by calling on Mr SrETSON OF the Astor House
y '''' r. b. COLEMAN, Proprietor
WANTED to HIRE for six months-A FUN
w NiSHED COUNTRY HOUSE OF eight or ven n01... ~
with soft water AID IA mountain region vicinity .. -
Champan preferred. not "a close proiimtty 20 az
town Address with full Particular, HEALTH i"'A'
Office
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

ECONOMICAL HOUSEKEEPERS!
II About the 2sth Of April viii oJen new store at
No. SO BROADWAY. corner Of 2ls,tt,
And uu The. time TO and risk Of bresisse In
removing will make - -
DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT
from the present low rates all bills OF and upward pur
chased al my old stand
No IA BLEECKER-ST.
Plain and ornamental China, Table Glass. Table Cutlery
Silver Plate Britannia and Jspanned Ware PsiiAn. Gn
Fixtures aud Bronzes onstons Chin, Kitchen Furnish
irs,, &c, &c. -
X. NJ. BRUNDAGE Importer and Dealer,
No 2Jl BleecksrIt, west Of Carmine-st
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

rENO LET-The first and second floors Of brown
l. stonefront HOUSE, a5rso No +57 3dsv, two psrlors
four rooms closets kitchen wash aud cell.T ss
lures and marble nantle, compste home one iooT
Apply from 10 10 O'clock to TliOS. MCPHERSON, No.
an ID
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

NOR SALE-A CHOICE FARM, OF q
acre, selected FOR bomesesd by my.e1 10 miles frouz
New York ~ miles from csnter Of Newark j. within 70
minutes Of seven depo,s railroad NewYork locstioa
beautiful and ay pure falling springs and s.reass
be.ua grove and pond sol, ch, and IN high cultivation.
Call a addLeas No l4l Elnlsl New.York. Ater q n
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EOR SALE.--A new, elegant, and modern

INUK NAIE.-A ntW, FItRHHI, uuu mUutrM
I COUNTRY RESIDENCE, Italian STYLE With tower.
$3.50 with cxerson ard with every convenieucs ls hns
rooms lundry hot aud cold water wuh-boxs forn.ces
.pg, BATHROOM &C. with 10 Of excellent LAND "a
Morrown ous mile Of the Depot; 1t hours from the
CIV b, Railroad The Lawn shaded with lsrge eyerseensf
au6 rove OF natural side Of the kesidsncs,
which supplied with so spring water a. wen a. the anss
iings gse Garden and grounds well stocked with an
.bugd, Of small and large fruits and extensive Orapes,
Additional and adjoining can be had. which 10 faru.
OF 100 acres, which 10 now offered for sale. and S
veil .tas,ed with an abundance OF wster Q new Fsrn
Hons. sd Cotsge and large Bsrns with basement Fof
further pariculs inquire Of AMZi D0DD, No IA Bposd'
It, Nsw.rk n. j., or HOMER MORGAN, No. 1 Pinss
It,, ~ T.
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TWO DWELLlNG-HOUS TO RENT on
l. fthsv, cor 92d st-Two Dwelling Houses. with all
modern conveniences more beautiful and healthul d,us
be found in the city Inquire the prenes
Room No n Bible House by letter to j. B r. Tribune
Onloe Rent : $50 aud 500 per
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

ITO LET-Ths elegant three-story brick
HOUSE No lls West i0,h-si. near Bleeckel..t with
sl the modern improvements Inquire Of V. u BUAION.
iOths
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1nstrntilcn.

4 LADY from Western Pennsylvania is desirou
~ Of obtsiniu.a few Prpil. IN Music and FRENC ii
Term, low Can be days at Lvihg,on House
No 27 Al.Aptic-tt-
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At STAMFORD CT ito LET-A hand
"a som. t,yo.sory and basement HOUSE, containing 10
large Rooms. with Closets Gss n every room, Ps,t,ay
TrnisLed n required Lot l4Ox2iO iee well stocked with
sbads and Fru Tree- VIII be rented for six months fom
the ls Of May per oah for The entire year f9r
$500 For particulars spply'o EDGAR HoXI, stamford
A COMFORTABLE and economical DWELL
N ING to LET--A 3siory HOUSE in Ps!k;sy;, % feet
from Bedford.ay Rent only 1876. Apply to C. kNOA NO
2I2 Broadway; or ALEX UNDERHILL corner Of Bedford
nd Psrk.ay
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DOR SALE-A Gothic HOUSE, BARN, &C.
sve scres Of LAND on the west bank Of Lake MohegssJ
four miles east Peeksk and half hours rds oy hads
sor River aairosd. Apply No l02 John-st, up nNrs
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MILITARY BANDS are requested to send fo
w DODWORTHS PRICE LIST, slso his CATALOGUE
OF MUSIC. II. y. DODWORTH. No. 6 Astor place. N. Y
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rI1O LET, WITH STEAM POWER--The
6s-proof store No. Spruce-st Apply at The Tribune
ohice
The New York herald., 1862-11-29
IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

Successful Expedition OF the Second vir-
ginia Cavalry-Dereat of the Rebels
near Erankfort-Captureo OF Prisoners,
Horses and Arms-The Enemy's Camp
and Stores Destroyed, sc.
CHARLESTON, Va, Nov. 81, 1862
have just learned additional particulars Of the sue
cssslul scout made by the Second Virginia cavalry,
under Colonel J. c. Paxton, In the vicinity Of Lewis
burg.
The troops left Camp Piatt, ten miles from here, on
Monday last oath instant From that time they march,
ed two hundred and miles IN seventy hours passing
over the spurs OF the Gauley
Gsuey. Cranberry, Cherry and Cold Knob. Part Of the
march was through pelting snow storm.
Colonel Paxton upon the enemy the vicinity Of
Frankfort attacked him with vigor, and after short
fght defeated him capturing two commissioned officers
one hundred and eight non-commissioned officers aud
prves and hundred horses between two and three
hundred stand Of arms, burned his camp and all his
eQupage all his and four wagons. Colonel Paxton
did not lose man.
Major Powell particularly distinguished himself.
Captain Tracy Of the Fourteenth Virginia cavalry
In command of the rebel camp. The rebel prisoners
belonged to Jenkins, Ashbys and Jacksons cavalry.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29
News c.,m srp Frnue,,cc.

-tr khtSttNcU, tai Nov. -, t3J-
This markets are quiet, VITA slight d,sWsition 10
sreJE N suslr description ui ~ ds which dntis
shncd. -ses 2OO Upes p1ee strs Al 10 aeuts pe.
galua
rac shin Gs rye Lora has been ehareFe ~ 70 to Horx
Kcns and rcturu " tins pot
rhs Me,riinsc Is osaing with broais,uGs tor Ii,er
pool
Yeatstusy was observed thrgughant california 0Ie
son wsst,nston aud Nevada day vt thaoe syivins
The es9fch,s - Sau Franc crowded 10 listen
~ s1oi ~ tho lraasNa the rauis tpDe ail
tnts that talitu uis nas been sooily fafatet dnbs
tTncs general disaster u tls uAsOe ~ lns ,Dn.
The slte !. very lutt sod barren y nsWs
Scwe az the interior Cics are ctnsfcrbN eNeit'd
cncerairy Ills location ~ tis fgriHc tsntnM rCU'p
when cannot he Nsds 10 accommodate e3. ANgh iett
jcs,oaky excited, @vity walgf it newsis* oseos
sOus.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Attack Of the Rebels on Newbern Re-
pulse of the Enemy,
&c., &C.. &c
NxwrEna. N G., via Fortress Monroe, /

NEwrEna. ". c., via Fortress Monroe,
Nov. II, 1862
On Tuesday some 600 robcla under command of Pri4
gader General Martin, attempted to drive N pioses
and take the city.
They advanced tho Trent road from pollocksy,lls
and succeeded In driving, after brief sknmsh, our
pickets for n short distance.
About eia h. hundred rebels then marched through Me
woods mics TO capture two companies ef the 1as-
sachuses Twenty and company OF tha Massa-
chusets Twcnty y-fourn. stationed at Bachelors creek
the railroad Tho rebels mot with hot reception and
defeated, falling backn disorder and rotrcstng on
the double quick.
The rebels thought TO Ike forces unawares, bat
Col John Kurz OF the Massachusetts, Twenty third the
Provost Marshal of the post prepared -
all points.
Dcserters from tho rebel army quite numerous.
Fifteen came In the 10Th inst
The New York herald., 1862-11-29
THE SOUTH AED SOUTHWEST.

The Rebels Evacuatins Holly Springs,
Miss.-An the Navigab,e Streams An
Georgia to be Ubsti iucted-secessi0n
Speech ny Sam Houston An Texas
Council of the Episcopal Church, ske.
CAIRO, ll Nov. az, 1852.
Advces from Holly Springs to Saturday last state thas
nearly the population Of that place have emigate
south All the ami Of the private residences
closed .na rebel force remains, but is not quar-
tered permanently.
The Uronsts occupy Jacksonville which s ssven miles
north OF Holly Springs
The Galveston Mus Of tho 7th instant says that sana
Houston made seceseiun speech in Brenham, Texass
lately.
The Georgia Legislature passed a law recently for cb-
structing All tho navgabe streams in the State appro-
prang FIVE hundred thousand dollars that purpose
The first General Council II the Episcopal church Of the
Confederate states meet as Augusta Ca, the
10Th instant.
Attempts Made 20 Burn the City or Menu
phis-A Rebel Cavalry Raid, &c.
CAIRO, H., Nov. 20, 1862.
The ncendiaies have try burn the city os
Memphis on Sunday there ten different attempts
made 80. the city fire. and Monday fourtcen,
showng concusvsy that there Is concerted movement
the destruction of the city Great alarm exists In
conseqncwe
On Tuesday morning $50 rebel cavalry took the town
0 Henderson, the MOBILE aud ohio Rairood burning
the station house aud other property. They also took
company OF fedora soldiers prisoners
Important Order from General Boyle in
Regard 70 Siaves--Tha nks living Day
sn L0ui svbile, sc.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov II, 1902.
An important order has ust been issued by General
Boyle which gives mach satiac,icn TO conservatives in
tins section The press compliment him very highly for
tl.o rda v,h, ia in znbs sttnta An plIo
HEADQUARTERS, DurRcI on wnrsRS EESr CRY /,
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. n, Isc2. I
All commanding officers serving In this district are
permit any slaves t. enter the
ca,ns md all officers ana privates ofbdden 10 IN
tef.cre lntermed1le with the slaves in any way.
Th. ksgivng lay generally observed here today.
The stores were closed and business suspended rho
chul ches open aud all vol attended
siovemsnts of the Guerilla Morgan.
Lori-vIdE, Ky, Nov - 1852.
II "a rimorcd that the guerilla John Morgan, with .
force Il four Thousand men, is At Gassow This
roiidbio
General BuelIs Court OF Inquiry.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29
News rrom For,rss. Monroe.
TO eoBdASk bAf~ tAfflsb w Skbfi'
PIIEkfs, ETt.
Tousx.r x,ypox spv o. tncl

fICfkfs, ETt.
foErsT xoSros, Nov q, isG2
u, Saturday iasl "a expsiitiUn eft Yo,ktasu con.
sistns a thrsc gIassts Nd * haaafei "
tos .cysoth Name regiment. f,sy ratorncd ycst,rdsy
sCer having secuted tel inlcs bsyord s.0b aek bag,
sles. ,h.y dcgtroyeG extensive and valuable rebel sa
wDtks.
Last Tuesday orr p'ctets nea- Williamsburg, ltcre
ei,nt rs,es @bo ~ere seni TO FORTRESS Noacoe.
aAs II truce leaycs hero sar. % risr for
civ P,,, - brps aowo Uno prisoners ia shargc "
Cant Auiard.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29
Our Aqssu Creek Correspondence.

Our Aqusw Cfeek correspondence.
ixrr wno, ARxy OF anE PoronAc, DRsoKs, STATION
AQcn CREsK RAnsoAD, Nov. 20, 1881
Way he Operation Of he Armyare Deiayd-IA. ssraga
Lnpordncs Of Frede'iekstarp, &c.
While thc pubnc hayc Tor the past three days. hou,y
expected 70 hcot o. tho carrying Into effect OF the purpose
rBnouncrd by the military authorities opposite lres
ricksbg. provided that ~ the espratan Of tie specified
1,s that chr should not besn surrst d red 40 "a
W. II pro er 4, stats hat ne delay In carrying oet the
se isrs 0tnersi Uuttsae has occasioned by lie
tNt ~ cr.m Il ena ,pghafs o,ir.Lc, iaur, Of tho
u-,te5 ,vlg IA ,herg, me rslasttslwr ol tho so..
The New York herald., 1862-11-29
RAILROAD. DISASTERS.
Catastsophs on the Kentucky Central
Railroad.

LExNcros, KY, Nov 2s 1867
! serious accidsnt occurred on the Keptuekg Csr.rs
RAILROAD, near kazsrs station, about eishi osncs
evening wood tram and disabled agrasseDgc,
| tram.
Jno. simpson, OF Knox county, Ind, aid =. II. crow
! of Fayette country. Ohio, we're instantly killed.
Mrs .'usophi.s Hisea, Of Yellow springs ohio,
| ju ed, and died few hours later.
| Private Johnson of the twenty second Michigan %
/ faniry, was seriously injured.
A number OF passengers seriously injured.
The engineer Of tho wood train asleep or orons
ami failed to see the signal 10 stop.
The military unimportant Important
men,s o the second DIVISION of the Army Of Ksotucks
vii be developed IN a lew days.
Railroad Disaster Near Nashville, Tenn.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. II, ios2
Tho passenger cars attached to q tram from Louisville
ran track the switch two miles from this cty
thi. afe, noon and precipi,ated down embans
men, forty feet.
The were badly damaged. One officer hsd MS ee
broken and ten o,hors were slightly injured
1ncrs ~se nins ssengcr cars attichei u the tram
The kcamoiye aod baggage car passed tho switch =
safs'y.
some four hGndrcd passengers were on board tis
train.
The accident vs. caused by sbst bfsskiag ana ths
spreading Uf tho s"nth
Trans viii commence to run again m,rp,nn
All the Political Prfsoaers at Fort Wsr-
rem Reie .ed.
heeroS, Nov. 2s, 1894
nv orders from Washington, ali she political priscue,s
were re saged rrcp, Foot Warren yesterday.
Many thcm lsft for their hcrcs asst nght, rsu1los
Msrshai Ksne, OF 8utnore.
tbe following arc the "a, of the rrisoscrs
W II winder, of Philsesiphis.
~ r. Wallace, of b"ston.
Chas Huxad (polise Commssionsr).
W. " Gatcbsl (poIice CommesIsnsr).
Frsnk Howard Odiior).
". e. Harris (Nenbsr of Legislsturs)
Geo. W. Brown (Ma,crJ.
Henry " warGeld t.oGuber uf Lossatusj
T. rarkin scott tkie mbcr Of Iesisiailrel.
T W. HAL (rditss).
Rcbsr, Bun Baltimore nerchsno
40, Rene.
Dr. Neon q Hlgerssown'
,nsou c,ttcr Chsrlest,wn. usss.
-, e,1,teca N ai--vere ali let on unocnditionarv
80. >,se is nov LET loose from bort Laiayetis Mr..
s,,,s 4 at the New York Hotel.
A. ulropsau late sheriff OF New Orleans, is opt 90
parole 70 report si Boa,on.
samuel Iyg, e bellevue, xas exchanged !er Captain
scbl,y of Fre,teuicn.
for. warren is clear oi stAte p4scl ass = ~
knts.
Il. s row pala that orl, twAlve pn'ica. rfsnss gre
(, eissd fron, Fcr' Warren yesieraas winAm o psd-
a. his and k,ne, oI Basnnoss. ~as ss@ss tie4 I'D
hcIn have sous home.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29
Our Army Correspondence.
CsNp Uyyosarv ppxnvscxe,r,a W


Nov. 20, 1852
a cardy Rsconn isonss7xe Sksysnth ut RdppaAannoek
Bcaee-A fsint-- -vh" Held Ae Bridoe-aAs IRE of The
R-bsS. &c.
We still opposite fredericksburg and the activity
evincei ali sides proves that 10 make an mme
tst. ard bold movement obtas7 possession of that
inosorioos socession nest.
Yesterday an Inspection CT s-igades took place
the troops appearing 10 fGe order Cdly inspection
.of snothor argc pertiop o. The army ~ ordcred.
large number " cur cavalry force psssod this morn.
aav down tho river 10 rsconnore and followed by
ysnasylvana battery the rw wep,yff;s Thirty 50
. az New York 1heso movements, togsther with the
ntqtt activity Of Geaorai Burnside and sta indicate
GhM 40 arc socn % opec the ball by grand move
n.eut.
ibe troos sre al eager r che and desrouo Of
e-osecutpg winter campaign into nebciiou. In fac.
tas scarcely cGccr the amy bo N esirous az
s3ng into winter quarters.
Sy attention has been called 10 rstor,osy incorrect
N.sJaca of correspondent of tine New York Y,qbun.
rho wyisos Smear Waxren,on JunctNn, Nov IA Iss2 /.
rnd a. describe the ssvare ssirmish nm tbs
rcoe whicn toes pae a. the bridge acoss tho Rsppa
banVck, nsar warrcUton Springs. the 10Th Instant
Ike many OF tle second rate hangers that notably
uloitunaia Journal he ws, many have been bc6ore
oi1 "personnily IA the Of Tho crsagersou whne
as satsIlenls DO n0t d. lilsiUe h. his boasf
al noEton they do great MI tc. 60 the ssSaIl force
AZ AZ really defended tbe lprahi no brigv anil saved
a iarge portion OF our vsaon tfsr rom destruction.
N, real facts Which, sUapR otler a. lusa show the
strategic sbnty ol Gcuegal burnsijs tllywa
Oh II Afternoon 81 the lsth IL soni N. rebel pl,k
artvon six nies south cf The Tar shsnnork h TN
Line ~ ,he iiase I,er wbi5 Aa saith Dew Ham. hn :,
n. s,issnt toou0i giiibu, and hve 6omp1nts 81 tla
~ senGp Rhode sland re- net undot .tts Cooiso (.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29
IMPORTANT FROM NASHVILLE.

Skirmish with the Encmy-Eieven
Wounded on Our Side-Ihe Rebel Loss
severe-Capture OF Prisoners nd Arms
Indications Of - Battle This Side Of
MarfreeslS0r0, &C., &c.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 27, 1902.
Things are getting lively front Gen Sill directed
Col Kirk commanding Filth brigade TO rcccnnoi,er To-
wards Lavergne day. His command consisted Of that
portion Of hrs brigade picket duty with two
papies OF the Third Indiana cavalry. They upon
rebel cavalry outposS less than mile beyond scroggs
vile and after a few shots they fell back
The other rebel cavalry outposs fell back and
uaed mile la the rear where they fred several rounds
ON dvance, and wounded Lieut.. col. Hurd Of the
Thirtesh Indiana Who was bravcly leading bis hs
right under Col Dodge. drove back the enemy their
battery on . hill, but Misunderstanding 70
charge and take tho battery they got too far 10 the left
ana the enemy nred dozen shots and rssreaied.
They we're pursued mile beyond Lavergne Mono OF
our men killed, but eleven were wounded including
Lieutenant Colonel Hurd three men Of the cavalry. one
man sf the artillery, two Of ths Twenty ninth indiana
one In The Seventy ninth Illinois, three she 1hrten
indiana and the Thirtytourth lluois. The rsbe
oss was supposed been the severest, from the
sangunary Indications. but they carried of their killed
aud wounded. their General, whseer, was wounded,
and We got three prisoners. Their srcss consisted of
cavalry end artillery. Stowalts brigade was i've mics
behind Lavsrgne Mhes ssr Commands six regiments
The nring was quite heavy both sides.
There also heavy hrng IN front u sherdaa's div
SION ON the the Nclansyle pike. amounting 10 noIas
Colonel Roberts, u the toryecord Illinois also captured
rebel Captain, some end gunf anu ssc,sh ocffe
spondencs on Cbal 10. The enemy svness d.
position Rght this side Hurressboro bat baye no'
bee tortt yng The best iurmtion pssss their iorset
~ sg.tgO r.p.
NAS' uIs, Tenn, Nov ~, 1892.
some Tsxas Rangers hrsd Cenes shefiians ocsst.
Yesterday, whom tao rangers we're nsutea, tnsws QUE
klsd sud one baby wounded. 0ur l.tv was
col K,bsrts, II tns FoSy.ses1Aa M ~ cap,uret tbs
s.arS Capt for,er and ssveral y H. ne scNts aay.
Tlie ls1ops are N Hns sandiioa.
III, wesihw 4 cold md dry
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

tYI'tA tE *, va, Nov. ~, 1862.
rse brise over Potomac creek is finished, aud a SUP
- t'an was over u TO falmouth morning The
br rt,1ee OF this addition tue transportation facilities
me army be overestmsei IN the present hor.
condition the roads, In some places al
uoss lmpass bic icr loaded wagons.
r.ere is no mportan, from the amy 70 day.
Everything quiet tho lroat and matters there are
essentially unchanged
n increased ticities for the forw riding OF supplies
sro daa ny the opening Of railroad communication will
probably onabie General Burnside TO advance the south
sale Of the Rappahannocs. The enemy remain In force
the Opposite side, and evidently puzzled at the
delay IN attacking them
The New York herald., 1862-11-29
r,s,sIon \. Ne,yIIa,.n

Nrw IAvry Nov -. ise2
Tbe democrats kiav hays carried ,heit ucsatei ott
.b.,.or eec,.n b sbs erase nA4orty of Gye arnsrsj
The New York herald., 1862-11-29
General Ruslrs Court OF Inquiry.

oIsfIssAu, Nov. ss so2
General Buelis court OF inquiry commencei yesterday
After rganizing the court adjourned until to-day.
The proceedings will bo private. General Buell. wl
he IN attendance.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

The Reports from Hafper's Ferry.
HsRpxxs ftRRy. Va, Nov. %, 1852.
~ tdings from the ensnys lines to-day. Quietude
psfvates ours.
rebel scout rode into lines In tnudrn county this
,-nng. and cntdentv proteudes business with
sess. al Kane. tie is prisoner Of wsr
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-04-12
LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS
EArTLr: at Co NTH, Miss. ON. THE 6

BArrLs AT co NTH, Miss. ON THE {
:ANp 7.
The second days fight has been the
,notSN.t conflict ever known on this coz
tinent. and was illustrated by deeds o.
vainr and Etroisin never exceeded.
/ sere was a report that Gems. Van
Dorm and Pr &C had come up, with rein.
forccments. Buy this was prem ture. It
was caused by the enthusiastic cheer
Ing Of our men all along the lines, at
the speech Of Beauregard to the tloops
in which he said that men had never
fought with more intrepid valor than
during these two days, and that he
wou d continue the fight from every hill
top aud valley until the invader wsuld
be driven from our soil. y.
No one Of our General officers killed
excepting tie lamented Johnston.
Gems: Beallr gard and Polk, and
their stats, are all safe.
Gen. ,Beauregard led the 18th, Loui-
siana and the Orleans Guards, in person,
charging the .enemy's lines with the
colors Of the regiment in his hands, driv
ing back the enemy with great slaugh-
ter
The loss on our side in killed and
wounded is about 5000. The enemy S
loss is 10000. We captured Is batter
ries with horses and camp equipages
and 10000 stand of arms. At least
5000 prisoners are in our hands, among
which las commissioned officers. All
we took has been secured.
The remains Of the lamented Johns
ton arrived in New Orleans on last
Wednesday.