Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-09-27
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BATTLE IN !-kSoraRR cosFKDERArs
luKA. MISS, Sept. 2Ott, vG MOBILE, 22d.-Tbe right
wing of the enemy under Gen. Rosencranz 5000 strong
found advancing about O'Clock yesterday afternoon
by the Jacnto rOad, driving in our pckets Gen Price
Immediately ordered Gen. Herbert to move with his
and General Martins brigade against them and went him
self upon the field accompanied by Gen Little They met
the enemy advancing in line of battle about mile south
of the town. Our line Immediately formed and the
battle opened discovering the enemy in force Gen. Price
sent back for the other brgades cf Les division They
forward double quick but did not reach the field
until the enemy driven back 600 yards with loss
of so prisoners and nine pieces of artillery Darkness pre-
vented further pursuit. and Lttes division bvouacked
the field.
Our loss in killed. wounded and missing. will reach 25O.
Gen. Little killed. Coils. Whitfield, Gilmore and Ma
bry, were wounded.
The enemy having received heavy renforcemens during
the night Gen. Price determined to carry out bis orders of
the previous morning, and the army left Iuks between
and o'clock in the morning, bringing off the captured
stores.
The attack which the enemy made upon our rear guard
was repused with severe loss to them Our loss was only
man.
The 8rd Louisiana whitelds LEGION and the 8rd Texas
cavalry behaved with gaantr and were the
greatest sufferers in the fight of Friday. Their Coonsls
were all wounded.
RICHMOND Sept 23-Jsckson has routed column Of the
enemy Shephardstowu. will send you further par
ticulars presently
IsEcoSD DIsPATcH.1
RICHMOND Sept 23 p. m-An official despatch received
here this morning that battle took place Sat-
urday the Potomac Shepherdstown, between the
Confederate forces der Gen. jackson and column of
the enemy 10000 stroug resulting in the route of the
enemy, with heavy loss. Our loss slight Quite
number of arms were taken
jackson has re-crossed the Potomac into Maryland.
FROM CUMBERLAND
MOBILE Sept ga special dispatch to the AdUertssr
and Register, dated Knoxville 22d received to-day
1t says: courier brings intelligence from Cumberland
Gap that General Stevenson is pressing the Federal
General Morgans Firing heard this morning in
the direction of Manchester Ky and it is supposed that
he has engaged the enemy.
KSoXvILLB.
KNOXVILLE TENN, Sept. 20.-A courier from Cumber.
land Gap reports that the retreang Yankee force under
Morgan had obtained but three hours start of Gen. Steven
sons forces who gaining fast upon the fugtves with
every prospect of capturing them Already about 800 pris
oners had been TAKEN large number Of the men who
composed the Tennessee tory regiments had dispersed
through the mountains
An express messenger from Lynchburg reports that in
the battle at Cotton H in Fayette county, Virginia, the
Lieutenant Cox, OF the 5st Virginia regiment The enemy
was completely routed.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. %.
We learn from Nashville that General Bragg has cap
ued Mumfordsyle ky together with five thousand four
hundred prisoners large number of negroes and several
pieces of artillery, tOitt0ut firing gun!
ANOTHER SPLENDID CONFEDERATE vIcToRY-BArrLE OF NUM-
FoRDsyILLE, KI-sX YANKEE REGIMENTS PRISONERS
RICHMOND, Sept 23.-The New York Herald Of the 20th
contains despatch from Louisville announcing the
der of six Indiana regiments at Mumfordsyille, Ky.
Official dispatches from Mcclellan dated Friday, claim
the victory in Wednesdays fight at Sharpsburg, though it
is evident that HIS army bad fallen back He that
the rebel army had crossed the Potomac into Virginia. and
that he had sent column under Gen. A. Pleasauton in
pursuit.