, 1862-10-08
The Rebels Throw Away Every
thing In Their Retreat.
4@N Prison RS and Two
Batteries Of Artillery
Captured.
SEVERE LOSS ON BOTH SIDES.
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED
OFFICERS,
GENERAL ORD SEVERELY
WOUNDED.

Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.]
CAn;o, Oct. Z, 1852
Tie victory at the Hatcbie, as we'll IS at
Ecrlnih, is complete and satisfactory. The
eDtlry is routed Gu every hand, and is no " in
full ,e:reat fifteen or twenty miles to the
suu:h~a11-what There il left Of them. When
the character aud probable issue Of the fight
at Ccr.nth became evident to Gen. Grant, or
tcrS were issued for the march of Gen. Husl-
hut from Bolivar to intercept the enemy's re-
treat Gen. Fl. came up with the euem7's
videttes about O'Clock Saturday afternoon,
.ud skirmished considerably. Towards
light General Ord arrived with fresh
troops, and about o'clock on the morning
Of the 5th, prepared to advance. About
balf mile from the camp of the preceding
light the enemy disputed our advance, first
with cavalry, then with infantry, and finally
with artillery. The road led our troops along
slane, narrow and winding, throug b forest
AID swamp, and over steep hills, where artil-
iery horses we're unable to haul the guns, and
the men brought them over By hand. The
enemy posted their artillery upon the brows
Of tie hills, and their infantry in the forest
and jungles, but the determined yalor Of
our brave men oyercame every on.t,c1o = ~
they were driven back again across the Ha:chia.
in the direction Of Corinth. Thc hr;d1e tr.r
had not time to burn. m sorc1v we7e tbe,,
pursued.
On the north side of the rirer and ahon+ half
nile distant they made stand, and nera
YVES the turning point Of the engagement. The
was reached bv gosecr,n. who w,s an-,r,;.'s
or the cher road The ,,-+;,n7,.. -
this feht hare mt hes,, r,e,,,r.,, ~ sa.a ~.
the enemy were heater and ,,tta,,r ronta,
jarre numher of -r:-,,,cre ,.a.. .s1.",
several valuable batteries If ,rt;,,a..
The casualties auono, oon,.,;..;a, ~,
GERS ia tbis Gu,,+ ara1 1o.o.e -. ~
:, ,ooo,,. ~. 49, e-9,~. 'sSu oo'o
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60, "ouuoee, ot4sa-
mt " a n1aaon ,5+h ~ -. srs ~4
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Davis 4etb III uou,daa, ra,t
Ueiser sd 1o,r, ,orn,os. 1...r ~
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Rt;ne1ander o5th tn - varesaa 'oA1
f,nr enf,re 1oes - 49, ~ -.
will probably make M, t;11ed sna ~ wv ,roaasas su.
With a mi, nrono-t;on ~. af a nn,aa-n @1 "oun"eo
Cen. Hnr1hnf tooI am . nr;sno.,. m,
stand IF arms tn IN hstto-7a- 49,, .'oo
for onothcr '@'~0 S''A ~1''''n7
Among the reho1 rr,uoror= ;e or .,a+
Van DoTn and sa,.era, ~ - ao,a..,a ~ ~ ~ oe''
The casualties ~ +ha ha++1. 49, of cn-:S+,
in slowly. FINN % rar.ona1 ~ r,n,;.stsso ~
several If onr bosn,ta,s +1,a~a 1a.a ss..ae. -,
that we horo ~aa.,r = noo .sas 1u ea'1'4eu
probably lost in Killed at co-inth azo n,oa w.
Tie cGth Illinois ha1 twenty l;,,od ana I s;Ttr ,r,
wounded the 47th 1,1,o,;, 1.o 1-,1,oa a.ss
wounded: Sth Wis 73o tf1led ,na wo,,1ana.
ID Iowa. twenty k;,1aa nd 1oo .-o,,sas sN2
IN m;ss,n,. 1ctt 1r,..o..e:- 80. ,-,,, n
wounded -''' A'1''o ano
Tho casna,+,as ,,,oa.o :.
far &C a.n ~ as1s ~ .., ones's =. eof'nta' SO
ru,, - 7eth u;s ,':.,. ~ .s.u' 1e h,eu'. NoF1n-
uannaas, 49,. % w., eut ol1Ae' - Iowa
sno1rtor o. 1n.r. 1.:,,~. o"1' T:~ A'asu A'1ut
Iowa vonnaos, 80. n,,, .a', -c.1 -, 9u1oer' -
I'd cant po1a 1a,,. ~ -, .osu - "oano-
CO.. Iraa,.,o.s,se ,.." ".1uaeo' 0as'
wounded. IT, cas % oe" vs'ssos'
81 ps7dn;,, r.. I,,:AN. 80 'u, snsnus'
po1:or o. ra.,,. ,..1,., s' ~. s4ta''S Col'
uonr;3ea. 7 s.,,+ ~, ~ - ~. A., -, ',n . ,,'
aa;t E1ao1- o., ~ .1-'~. 'n -, Ats'eo'
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7Gth 1orn ,sam.sa. r. .4eus 90 eanuers'
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I'D. Ii.a+ ~ gu, 7ou s onl'' wound
~, ~ c;,,,.a. o, oo., 4Su a' unfo' "ouaded'
1nnt r., n.,.,o1a n' sn., "oauueo' Gu,
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aa;t r + pbI1;no, so,h o,;a o, ] Al.eo'
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C1arr a r. -, csn pasocs.1s, % staG p.e pn
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49,. pa,;-sss an.n I5,.".: s.a - "oaooeu,
ease...:ss ~. 49, 1rS , Nv oaeu 49,, ~
e.neuss'n eaps, Aoo'e' HI 'l'nn'' klueo
Gaps" enata' 1o'u Ao"a' prisoner; capt
s', "e4i'1o' 4o1n Iowa prisoner Lieut.. Lucas
ltth Iowa. wounded; Lieut.. Greedy, 1lth
lo~a' wounded; Lieut. "eatherbee, 1fth
1o"a' wounded Lieut. =. u. HUNTINGTON ID