True Democrat., 1862-10-22
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Later from the Battle at Corinth.

Later rom LuG odLLlc at COTlQtn.
 DEs ARG Oct 15-From the Memphis Bulletin of the llth we the following extract from the Grenada Appeal:
 We have lengthy dispatches from Mobile giving aldi' onal information of the late battles C0rnh. which, although favorable n it's general import very satisfactory and contradictory while shall await details with great anxiety. We think assure readers
 that the result has been, it does approach in extent the calamity at first reported to have befen our asms. The news is decidedly more favorable.
 Ut is evident that great battle for supremacy m Ken ucky an early certainty if indeed, it has already cured. Our dispatches received last night give intma
 that fight commenced on the 3d. or at least. heavy skrmi1hing going Ot Gen. Bragg's position the public is advised holding he does the strongest positions
 Stae controlling the greatest portions o it's territory with all trarues W tn supporting distance son to indulge to the resn He believe the and friends there from the p!under
 that wonid follow the presence o federal army ilnSrd with victory Bneii is the mOve but hs operations confined. far advised, t. the immediate vicinity Louisville. The northern papers represent his army being very large but is to be remembered that it is piu cpaly composed of ra" s"dieS He will however makea desperate attempt from the partial disgrace der which he is aboring and we ht moment expect 10 hear of bloody and declSlVe conflict having occErreu
 We learn that the punt of the battle of Cornth pub sed by the Appeal is the same as that we have already Camden with the exception that makes the loss o Ma,rys division little than we had it before The Appeal says one generals writes Maurys division conposed Phipher Caes, and perhaps, Moores brig a,es. has not than onr hundred and fifty left
 MT Dill sends from Holly Springs the following list of casualties reported in that city, as vag occurred inth Killed-Co Wirt Adams, of Miss: Maj. Joseph F.. Vaughan, 9th Mssouri LeuCo Mannin lst Missouri cav alrv Capts Taylor Mckinney and kezy and Leus Gibbs t'.x Wounded-Co Moore, +3d Miss Col Mcfarlanc, 4th Mis- souri: Col Eugene Erwin and LieuCol Iindspeth, 9th Missouri Col Pritchard Fl Missouri lieutCol Terrell 1h Miss battalion The 9th Missouri also suffered heavy add tonal losses. ,
 RICHMOND Oct. 7.--In the Senate house bill to provide shoe, for the army pa-se also house bill to establish
 place of rendezvous in each congressional district for tic hxannao by surgeons of cocrpts. The residue of the session. occupied by discussion on constitutional It tion. arising the consideration of tc bill t. punish iusurraetion rebellion. against the Confederate states
 j m M tend the provisions of the selnes artto all
 Il; ffYttt,.l ate DtN tN.rfIft Sa. indefinitely postponed, and the other lad on fine table Tn ,e house Senate bin passed authorizing tine ptes dent. to receive into sefNlce cet'h ie7I''e' anu '''" Mr "riinnt. delegate from tue cherok,e Ntnion ad ,ntted to a within ie House ll authorizing lir suppression ot tIe wtt "i h''s c"iP" "'' ''0" ''i iii adjournment.
 lin,tr,es dated Baldwin Florida Get tt which says the ,i vrcot within two miles of Jacksonville yesterday after ns,n our cavalry drove in the ankr pckets T"" gnn- boats opened the trtin but 'd mo damAge one th"' sand and hundred Yankees landed at Jacks"hV' ana onr troops are gathering
 C. vpgN Oct l-We get the following from The Yic>s- I,iro h hig ot the Wh
 L ha, ,S nnt the ways and repaired, but upon being I,mn"l,ed .i. syfmg -ak immediately 0nf dispatches ,in. au4o,..ce thata battle raging at Mount wah;noton Ky tho offer day, which shows that Bragg ~ ady1nc4i whether for il.a pHrpps "i attacking Lohs vile ar t repe em attack of tl!e enemy k not known
 w. are glad to tta the influence and Falnai" ef'rc' If cn Abert Pike will continue to he employed with ihe Indians by government Pffsideilt D'fl7 @4' iS ' isted with the correctness Uf inc po9oh u' stu bS r ci and therefore declined accepting hs rf7ignaoh IF h inc of Cols Rogers and Adams and ten M't" III 'he iate battle near Coruth is contradicted.
 c,spgy Oct l6-From the Vicksburg Whi6 of he lltl, we take the fullowing:
 Ar, Namr,is Bulletin says there are rnmor, of mpor. taut movements in preparation at Helena Gen sree and pleips have gone down from Memphis also says that Com Porter has appointed to the command o the Mssis- sinu river feet. and that he W have more vessels under
 command than naval officer has ever hada one tne
 yrcKsBuRG Oct. LA private soldier n Buell's army writing from Louisville to the Cincinnati Comm"fclal de- ounces the whole conduct of the general n very severe terms and says if Bue is in command two months longer ter will be than ten thousand derSetlons For len
 t,s he says they have done nothing but draw clothing r., o thrown away the rebels and guard rebel property , n,vGIyirg the Yankee government tn the amount o millions rDon millions of dollars They have never yet r, h., ie and still hundreds of their men have been ald
 neat inc . il, Tennessee and North Alabama The race t Louisville he aks dsgracefn, and says they burned train of five hundred wagons at Bowling Green cohianihg their tents blankets clothing cooking n'eTls etc ana now they find themselves WkOpt clOhng muster rolls or anything else except the little clothing 'h ter lcR7
 Sohing has been heard Bragg since Il was reported he was falling back from Louisville Small Po& prevails among the fugitive negroes at Cairo according to tr latest ,awpapers from that city The Baltimore Aefcan says inc Monitor has lowed up e Chesapeake probably to Washington The supplies for the federal any on the upper ,,ac arc nnO sent from Georgetown tIe Giesa
 ke and Ohio Canal Butler has isnai an order in Ne" tsns requiring each neutral foreign resident in the de ar4Dent report to the nearest provost marshal for the ,qss.a.]n himself and family Judge walker, fatt
 lto. of a New orleans Delta has been reoa7od from confinement Ship Island. Cur dspatcls from Richmond make meutlJ Of ule Wlltltt0uts o peh' ites " my
 CAMDEN Oct l6-Wo haze the Following by express just in from Monroe
 AUGUSTA Oct. l0A special dispatch to the E3l llnah Rerulican this morning Baldwin, Ioriaa. of gtl. sI, l,r,ls at acksoive embarked yesterday and went down the river this morning. There only two large gunl9ts lying off the town. The feds have taken all the yleey94s tley could get--both slave and free.
 Rf.Moy Oct l0-In the Senate day. tir bill inrteas- inc . ray of he department clerks has lssed after which
 c srat. went into session. In the Ionc motion n postpone the last b util the next session was ncgv- d 1T Senate bi increasing the pay of clerks was passed;
 win an amtnlment--also the bOnse bill tO relieve the my of incompetent officers.
 RICHMOND Oct ll.-Norhern dates ot b! have been re- p,v dispatch from Louisville report that Bragg K r- .raaAsg from Ky followed by the federal forces IeXiL T.
 nn sd Frankfort have been evacuated. Before leaving Frankfort de rebel. inaugrated Richard lows es Governor If Kg. oo,.,, Ia1 wounded Tie rebel loss is estimated at 500 killed and 1900 wounded Th latter in the hands oi e lelcfhis
 Distatch,s tr. St Louis fat ten. Scholcd has de latei the rebels d Newtonia n No.
 RICgMoMp Oct II In the Senate tic tfsr I!l to re- uce the interest the funded debt, Of the Confederate states was passc with an amendment fixing the rate of
 interest on ods to issued peg cent instead oi six Also passed the house bill authorizing the ioraton t volunteer companies the exposed districts Also the 5DuSe bill relieve the army Of incompetent di5iuaiihed and &isabled pasSe with amendments In the uuse tie Senate bill punish and suppress importation f Confederate treasury notes was passed; together Mlth
 amendment the Senate to the bill confirming interest on che funded debt.
 States as reported back from tAe conWtcc on flag and seal adopted Tlr design is an a!tHed yot! ID classic costume. standing beneath is woii.n reflhg -t' whole surrounded by margm "f rice, cotton, f.cFo -id sugar