True Democrat., 1862-10-22

PINE BLUFF, Oct. IS, lS32. To Capt. JNo. D. ADAMS
 Jnst from inc battle of Corinth-wcro not whipped but slightly repulsed largely superior force behind preg- nabe breastworks Cabes Arkansas brigade were the as ault of Van Dorns against the judgment Of ali occs He has been superseded by Pemherton of south Carolina Our army reinforced and in line position and Sprs at TJny Snrugs Five thousand will loss in killed wounded and missnghree thousand that of the enemy We had about fifteen thousand engaged Arkansas covered herself with impershabe glory and to battery named in honor ol yorlsef many laurel It's gallant captain 'i' '''''' READ FLETCHER
 Capt. Co. D, CabeIls Brigade.
 SuiTerings of Arkansas at Corinth.
 PINE BLUFF. Oct. 18th. j. sxow-rrice and Van Dorns comulani jon.! a I:ii- ,y each corps having made forced marches Tor tiht nr pose. and hor uuitcd ioce &4 O0O at tia' place. they nf riel on and the hnngry and ont. reached the vicinity of Corinth Friday and in that condition naie an attack on the enemy after two three hours 'Nr took hcir out works which were s;rong and slept that ght he suburbs Curnll. The enemy reinforced hy Iii that evening" ls evidenced by the cnnlng pt rns amt tirir cheering. Two hour, before day Adams Battery eohmtnd pd by Capt McNally brave and ertolot~ "icrr oi tlS place. opened thr hght with ai artillery dnei ior TWO h" Capt McNalIv was badly wounded. The storining o tlir breastworks lasted till abou o'clock, wien retreat "t9 ordered which more disor,eied than at FIR il"th- Camped miles of Coriuth. and on the next day i1rtr [" 2O0G0 troops from Boivar disputed onr passage acfoss bridge. We rtpul,ed them anu made our way 10 hpry' killing good many of thcn-they annoyed us that aI- The army Holly Springs, reinforced by Island lO prisoners and others.
 We had on account of sickness and the usual only alout l5,00O in the fight. The enemy hrp-hvr or forty thousand, drove them two or tIfce times ont oi C7rinth their too feeble to hold IT, u Was brigade figh with brigade would % in, and be nr and another wonid up and share the stiue If There continuous line "f battle Van Born htlgtr the fight under the protest ot his stG"rninte "tcs and the sentiment of the Arkansas suffered heavily had fifteen regiments IT the action Ne mourn inc "s of many gallant officers and men, Cahell rlsddr SHel ed complete slaughter They mounted the brW"ih h- ahi iu e moment capture the retreat ordered
 Gen Cabe fought with the II dauntras courage, am nt tie making eaurs L. brmg is skeleton brigade o Afkai>ia t reruit II, had l two or three hundred ula1 eft. Co Johnson and Aai Jones killed oi te 18th Arkan-s and LCol. Fletcher Of the same Smtnt badly ""h@td Col Mathcny.arm was broken:Cah isi snorjay "ounP , Capts Parish Lynch and Tl3er nIasilg o fhr lSft have not the slac- to recount the ""HHdi ana ttnt- Every captain in Bait Jones battalion was illel came wi.l only three Capt owen suffered similarly Rust fought with very great gallntry. hut his less Wt~ smallcaslates in the Sth Arktists giu W slight Rust has splendid brigade. The troops from Bolivar @ui posed by some to bt part oi CntN c'mnani.
 READ FLETCHER.
 Capt. Cnbrll. HI2tIe. DGs ARc. Oct. 2J--The following is from thc Claase Times ot tit 18th.
 I. was great battle yesterday between iafrodSurs and DauYlc much he;ty thtu the aftr oi Wednesday. Mt- lords federal Kentucky cavalry captured hundrcI and rctr,aus camp Dick Robinson. hHmots atpd that pr,,, ana Ch,atlau were both Killed in Wnnrslys bat e This k doubtful private letter received ict from member of Gen. Banks stall, Oct. lUh says he fight o Wednesday. very left, bat drove them ]. aboli ?. Gen. Terrell Col ewett and Maj Camp bell were killed. The enemy left in great haste ard badly whipped that they conid mot carry o ti 'n they took from which r"to"k yesterday without any fighting. don't know the number ot prisoners Wc have hut have got one hundred thousand rounds "i am nuut0u Our right wing under u>Stslu gained drci-l victory routing the enemy opposed to them. Wool- dy sion of Crttendcs corps on tu the field inst at ti- ritical moment and reinforcing Ross,a aided in ts ute They were there driven back and that slr forces advanced into Perry vile aud beyond. Nu thc l, Wing owing to tle loss If general ocers les csnl and at night the enemy held the battle nrl hpt discovering the discomitnre Of their c"an" on the lit they wisely retrea.rd under of night nthrir retreat they abandoned their wnnhr, Ahi All the SpolS lucy had taken. Our loss will not exceed oo e ahd oui but Nuuht 4 The hrunt of the loss on the right seems o l} h-
 horne l, tlc 18th kcntucky have iyei A0U .i-I uf Iiu. regiments engaged the ett-thev all suiefc sutrUhat Alter the casuatics general officers that have been artci there to have teen u0lDsats uu get down ' th,,,uks--thc rem-;taI officers as general thing dd Themselves no cr.dt--cr were hrayor than they. hence tine losses principally confined [" piiy!t.s and of these is extremely difficult n et(mg reports. la,e teleched 10 your respondents in inc ld lists casualties but am unable to get any responses yet An h cr who arrived yesterday from the battle field says tory complete that notwithstanding the superiority h numbers of the enemy, they Were most terribly whfped Their losses tting fy three to II reported when he left that Gejs. frch and CAatlam tad ho bee Killed learn from a reliable soIrer tAai the iotnl ipli Norgan with about 5000 tcatcd eNiugton u Turs day ni1 Tle place is entirely rd ot rebel tlcrs- T1nv Lurncd large L, If irafs and other ln,.rty u they could not possibly take ly ~ith them. AtGrpr everything quiet. there b"ng bot few Htlsier portion of tlc connlry. and tliy were hantins lrolc
  pumont entered Versailles yesterday, routing the rebel gar rson that held the place. This portion of Smith force Dumont captured two guns and 360 prisnncrs
 u,RRIsbURG PA. Oct 1.-The rebel raid against Chan, bernrg is deemed important here the disposition of federal troops at Cumberland. Clnhcr~bnrg al other points viii te rebels speedy taturn yHua bvvay of IIacnc. to make detour Csn.hrliind in either case inc movements of the rebels rapid e9fapp capture
 CARLISLE t4 Gof l-pa.5cnger trains oh tic Cunhcr- land valley aiirai iQm !iayrsUtg have been sogod- much excitement prevails ere a the rollins rlotk at t road except four locomotives has hec brought Aofo
 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. n-A special dispatch from Harris. urr to the nquifer says: that the rebels have ,lcsr0yel rad l,ridgeat Scotland five miles Chambers ro and seized abont 800 horses: which they intend m car ry cn No violence inflicted the inhabitants of Chaalerss.rr The railroad depot al Chamhcabnrg with ifs valuable Co tents aa destroyed, and considerable narton of the track torn pj.
 UsRgIsBtRG. Oct 1llt is reported thai Chamber ,bure was s,irrelrcl condition tat private property shonld respected, but ,,bir prorrty0nd be removed. d sroycl The rebels said o be moving Gcit, slurr destroy the rid Ic h"re in order o prevent the approach or trdoI,s from Gen McCloJan. army.
 CAFE RACE Oct. l0--Thc Hibernan from Liyrtpool 2nd via IondshdagTy the 3 passed this evening The news is five daNs later The o the recent ,d ln ystaics had reached Eu2land fie principal iHrna7 ldng ihe Times hghly compliment Mcclellan for hi sgorolj, and energetic, the CoGlcyates is good a the beginning uf Scl trihber.
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