White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-25

Omcial Reports Of Killed. &c.

Latsst from Burnside.
O6cial Reports Of Killed, &c.
HEApouARr.ss ARxY or PoToNAc'
Dec. l9-p. n.-All has been quiet to-
day, except two shots fred to disPerse tine
gathering of bsnGs Of rebels on the Pi..n
opposite. The enemy strongly Pickso
the river along our front. =
Official reports Of our Losses in the bat
tie make the number less than reported.
being less than 400 killed and 5000
wounded. A largo portion Of the woun-
ded were only slightly hur. We lost
sbout 800 prisoners and took sbout a
many.
Losses Of the U. =. Forces at Freaer-
s- icksbars.
New YoRk. Dec. 10.
Dispatches from the Army Of the Fo-
tomac say 600 of our dead were buried
Wednesday. and 4l5 to-day. Nearly
all the dead were found strippei Of their
clothing. lying naked on the ground.
From official reports it is thought the
proportion Of tho killed to the wounded
in the late battle 10 smaller than any bat
tle fought during the war In General
Reynolds's corps the official report of
losses is a. follows: General Double
days Division. 100; General Gibbons.
l ,l60; General Mead's Division. l.480
Total. $3.50.
What the Richmond = pes. Say sf the
FredericksbasS Fight, etc.
NEW Yonk. Dec. 10.
The Richmond ,lisp Patch. Of the 10Th
says the rebel loss at the fredericksburg
battle wa. 2 500: 1.100e wounded had
arrived there or were ON the way there
Monday night. They lost Generals Gregg
and Cobb anil many 6eld Officers. The
81 South Carolins regiment was nearly
annihilated.
The same paper. statea that the rctel
positions back Of Fre.lericksburg are i'm
pregnahle. It also contains dispstch
from Goldsboro. stating that 8 600 reb-
els fought the Aboli,ionists at Kingston,
the day before. from 8 O'Clock A. N. to
I'm. That after driving the Abolition,
lists once, the rebel Gen. Evans was COM
PEELED to retire. leaving the vandsls to
occnpy the town.
No report Of the loas was given. The
town was greatly injured by the Union
bombardment.
Official Report of our Losses at Fred.
Observation-Disclosures Items.
New York, Dec %
Official returns of the losses at Fredericks-
burg: Killed, l,l28; wounded, 9.l05 miss
ing, 2,07s.
The Times says yesterday Mr.. Seward con
sented to resume his portf,lio. Mr. Chase has
his resumption under ad,isc.ncns. His de.
cision will be announced to-day.
The Herald learns from Baltimore that the
rebels are supposed to be moving large bodies
Of troops West.
There are literally no troops in Richmond or
on the Peninsula.
Lee has 5000 at fredericksburg. excluding
guerrillas.
There are no other troops in Virginia, e1cep:
$4,000 at Petersburg. There are 41.0sO at
10000 at Savannah. and &c, 1000 at
great strength Of the rebels being
towards Nashville and Vicksburg,
md at each place there will be 100, 900 troops
in few days.
The Times Washington special an ounces
he return Of the Commission on the Conduct
If the War from Falmouth. Halleck and |
Meigs will be examined Monday.
The Timcs's dispatch says Burnside assumes
III responsibility. and firmly believes he could |
'ave carried the enemy's works Sunday had it !
.ot been opposed by his council Of war.
The Richmond Dispatch states Gnv Letcher
$ determined to hold Uann prisoners taken
ecently by Gen. Floyd, in solitary couiin, ment
'ntil CO.. Thomas, alias the "French Lady," >" is
eleased BY Lincoln.
The Tribune says the rum,red removal of
Sen. Saxton is unfounded.
The Times Washington correspondent saws
senator Wilson has BEEN assured mott explicit
; by the Secretary of War that Mr.. Seward
ad nothing to do with the Banks expedition,
nd it is Vi just to hold him responsible.
The Herald's army letter says Sigels forces
re on their way to Fairfax Court House.
Official Dispatch from Gen. Foster.
WAsHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The follov.