New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
THE pITTsBURG BATTLE-REBELD DETAILS

| The knozriAe Register, OF Thursday last says
that the Rebel troops were compelled to fall back
upon Cornth on Monday evening, because they had
run short OF ammunition. 1.-The prisoners taken on
Sunday were sent under guard toward Cornth
Buell. sent brigade Of cavalry 70 attempt 10 rescue
them but body Of Confederate cavalry and artillery,
from CorDtb, pot only frustrated the movement. but
also captured the whole OF the brigade OF Union
cavalry. Our informant saw Gen. Prentiss pris-
oner at Corinth, and saw him meeting with his COM
mand, who were brought in prisoners after him. lie
made speech, on Monday light. to his fellow cap
I tiyes."
The 10Th Tennessee Regiment are said to have
| cautured the entire cd Illinois Regiment.
A dispatch TO The Registec, dated Friday, the
eth inst. SAYS: "GeU. Beauregard is IN command o.
the Confederate Army, assisted by Gems. Polk,
Bragg, Hardee. Brcckinrdge and others. Gems.
Cheaiham, Bower, and Clarke arc slightly
wounded"
4 member of the 5th Texas Regiment, who had
arrived at Richmond from Pittsburg, states that
5000 Union prisoners had been taken. part Of
whom had been sent TO New-Oreans and portion
TO Memphis. lie passed Cornth Oh Tuesday even
ing Eighty cannon belonging to the Union troops
were captured. "One of the Tennessee regiments
had suffered most severely OF all, and the Kentucky
regiment of Gen. Brcc kinrdge was eXtoled by every
ore. Its noble commander won for himself name
which eau never perish. Another fight is expected,
but the beef was that the entire army of the enemy
had been erected which would prevent their escape
Gen. Van Dorm, with the army of the brave Price,
was approaching
The Memphis Appcalof the Sth gives the estimated
loss of the Union troops at IL 0Oo to loOO 20o0 10
5000 prisoners, about 100 pieces of artillery, and
~ 600 small-arms, with tents, wagons, &c. The
Rebel loss is given AZ 5000 killed, wounded, and
missing The capture of Ssuiords Missile ppi Bat
terry, except one gun, Is recorded.
4 dispatch to Tie Atianto Commonwealth gives
~ n 4 l.. 80 st .ssrAf f.tf
inst, 1000 Union prisoners bad reached Corinth.
Gen. Poks Division drove ) coo Union troops into
The river, and :, 900 were lost. The ammunition cap
tuIed was destroyed for want of transportation.
BEAUREGARD AT PrTTsBURG.
A correspondent Of The McmghiS AC1l0nche,
writing of the Sunday battle, says: :" moved TO
the left, where Gen. Beauregard sat on "A stump
knowing the whole scene Bring up that artillery
and we will soon break their lnes,' he exclaimed.
Feeling that his words were words Of doom. asked
Col. Tate the hour 1t was just one minute after
teu Hindman receives his ammunition; the foe
flies before him. shell hurss under HE horse and
hurls him in the air. The victory is Ours.'
spy CAUGHT.
Last night some of our men caught spy two
miles above Falmouth, on stolen horse. lie had
on u Union uniform under his outside suit. lie LETT
Washington a week ago. lie was brought TO town
to-day. Hang him
Five citizens OF Orange Courthouse have been
taken to Richmond for disloyalty.
GEN. PRENTIss PROBABLY TO BE SENT TO
RICHMOND.
The Dispatch states that Gen. Prentiss and his
fellow prisoners We're sent down the Mississippi to
20 to New.Orleans but that it was rumored that
there was probability that the General and forty
other officers would be sent TO Richmond.
MARTIAL LAW IN EAST TENNESSEE.
Under date of April 3 Jeii. Davis proclalms mari a.
law the department OF East Tennessee, u1ae, h
the command of Major-Gen. f.. X. Smitn, anu s;e
suspension of all civil Jurisdiction, exceP. III IeIs
corpus The distiIlation and sale OF sprituous liquor
IL prohibited