New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-09
MOTHER COMPLETE uNIoN VICTORY
AEAvY LOSS ON BOTH SIDES
Gen. Grant in Pursuit Of the Rebels
eEAuBFeARD AND JOHNSTON WHIPPED
UNITED STATES MILITARY TELEGRAPH.

Wa psr.rr2Rvr WAsHIvGroy, Apnl o. 1852.
The Secretary Of War received a letter THE after
noon from Gen. Wool s.a,iug that AZ o'clock yes
teraay afternoon nothing was doing az Yorktown,
except preparations for attacking the forhicaionsi
that Inc encnys force reported to 10 from 5000
70 10000; aud AZ : o'clock 2. m. the Msn1mac,
yorktown, jamestown, aud four tugs were lying at
Crauey Island.
Toe following message vas received by Inc SecEe'
tary Of War this evening:
"Ou the 6tb inst. the Rebels, in overwhelming
numbers, attacked or forces 1T p.tts.ry Landing.
TIE battle lasted from morning till late in the
afternoon. aud resulted IN ihe complete defeat o. The
Robels with heavy loss on both sides. Cen Grant
isiJllowins up the enemy.
Gen. Buell. has arrived 10 Tennessee. Two cNi-
lions Of his army we've in The battle
Gen. Pore is securing he country round Island
No. 10. and so "a. Lss captured Gen. Maaan and
stat, and 1000 men.
Tie above IS rot from an official source but Is
deemed Authentic, and corresponds win the
eypeca,ions formed upon previous oiicial lniorn4-
ton.
The following was received ibis evening:
Mreulwr.4uar's v,DrSo, Tuesday, Ap'!' 3, 1902.
To Ha.E. ~ sr,sroy. Se-se.a5g Of Ifo,
SIR: Gen. Psines division marched forward 10
Tp.oyile lat night. and captured Gen. MaSalI,
formerly an Adio;an General Of The United Si)te''
staff. aud about 1900 prisoners from Agbsns.1a and
Louisiana, large quantities. Of stores, aulnuniucn,
and other property.
Gen. Pope's movements hsve been complete suc-
cess. We move IN ,he onection Of Island no 10 il
few minutes 80 caftul. al tlai are EFF.
To he Hoo p. NJ. STANTON, NccrstgyB o. " ~.
Tie enemy attacked onr worhs at fittsburs, Ten
pessee, yesterday, but were rcpuised with heavl
loss. No details are given
ii. W. HALLECK, MeorCcasrsl.
To tn Hon. =. ~ 81. sToN >srret1y y Va.
Brg.-Cen. W. n. Masa,, late Of the Unite
Sta.s Adulau.. euerars Department and 2,cl) .
the Rebel forces have surrendered to Gen. Pore. am
it is expected that many more win be captured 10
day. Immense quantities Of artillery and supple
have fallen nto our hands,
p. W. HALLECR, M'i9-.Oecrral
LATER.
sr. Lor, No., Tue.5sy Apri p 1857
To Hon. z. VI. sf4NIoS, Se-rsfayyo' Hdr.
Gen. Pope has captured three Generals. o,oW
prisoners Of war; 100 siege pieces and several iola
batteries, with immense quantities Of small arms
tents WAGONS and horses, aud prisoners. Our victory
is complete aud overwhelming. We have 10, iost 4
snxle MN. II. ". HHIEcE. Msior-Genefal.
CBcAoo, tuesday, Ag,n Q, 1881.
private disI alch received in tus city, tonight
from one Of Gen. Grants staff, says that ave have
fought and won the hardest battle ever fought .,
ibis Continent" The dispatch il dated P.csbur,
Landing 9Th,
l. ST. LorI,, Taes'sy. Apil @ i2o'.
IN response 70 q serenaie tonight, Gen. HaAee
said that Gen. Beauiegard with an immense army
advanced from Corinih and attacked The combiue
forces of Gems Grant aud Buell. The ba,tle begsl
st daybreak yesterday and continued TIL ate IN 1h
afternoon with terrible loss on both sides.
We have gained complete victory, and driven tn
enemy back within bis Qualifications
He ALEC announced his departure for tie field 70
morrow morning.
LouisyirrF, Ky. T7ssdsy, Ap,il g, ls62
Tile Nastrie PQfrs0t Of this morning Gays, gen
ueman who left the neighborLoOd OF ihe Rebel army
Of the Yves; last Thursday says Gen. Beaurega'C
i.it CoIinth that day with his command for PuIdy
Tenn, and Gen. Johnston le.t FOX PGrdy the same
day via Hamburg. II vss expected they would
bring on battle Friday or Saturday, If their marcel
was not interrupted 10y rain.
Gov. Andrew johnson has suspended tue Mayo
end the Aldermen and Couuclmel Of Nashville
who refused b take the oath OF allegiance, by filing
their places with loyal appoiEtees