The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
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GuHb0axa.
NEW YoRK, July s.-A Fort Monroe letter
of the 9Th to the Herald says: Some gunboats
went up the river to-day and others viii fol-
low.
Loss at Rtchmoad
A letter in the Times places our loss in the
recent battles at IS, geo.
letter to the Herald reports the death Of
Col Woedberry, ut the head of the 4th Michi-
gan regiment. This regiment has been terri
bly, cot up, ffty-three killed, one hundred and
fifty-eight wounded, and thirty-three missing.
Among the officers killed is Capt. Rose; he
was formerly principal of the Union academy
at Monroe. In his company there was q num-
Der of his former pupils, eleven Of whom are
among the killed and wounded. Capt. Du-
pree, talented young lawyer, is among the
killed
Among the wounded are Adjutant Earle
and Capt. Paulding, the latter enormously re-
ported killed. Both of these gallant officers
left to-day on recruiting service. They say
they viii return within thirty days with the
compliment of their regiment restored.
| Col. McWada escaped unharmed, although
in the thickest of the fight.
Evacuation of Yorktowu.
| Our force at Yorktown is evacuating the
| place, and most of the guns have been
/ bursted. .0E 681488 4t43Aar
Burnside.
| 1t is rumored that Burnside, with consider
able force, was preparing to cooperate with
/ Mcclellan. Rumors to the effect that he had
advanced froud Newborn were without f.and-
alton.
MeClellan's Advance.
Four P. M.-The Warner, which left Har-
rison's Landing, has arrived.
Yesterday cur pickets advanced four or five
miles from the river, saw no enemy, who
seemed to have mysteriously disappeared.
1t is suggested that Gen. Pope win see them
next. Don
There was brisk engagements on Thursday,
in which our troops drove the enemy and cap
tured battery, without losing man.
Gen. Mcclellan has advanced his lines down
to the Chickahominy, and no fears are now
entertained of flank movement in that di-
rection.
Mcdowell and Pope Concentrating.
WAsHINGToN, July S.-The Star says on
Friday last a division of Gen. McDowell's
corps took up their line of march for War
rentown, Va, which point they now hold.
We presume this movement is preparatory to
1 a complete and proper concentration of Gen.
Pope's army.
j Southern Accounts.
NAsHINGroN, July s.-A special dispatch
to the Post says: Richmond papers of July
4th are received, and are full of details of the
late battles. They claim victory, as the gen.
eral result, but admit severe defeat on Tues
day.
1.-THE Examiner says IL, 900 will not cover
their losses in killed and wounded during the
week. The impression of military men on
the Peninsula was that 10000 would he nearer
the number
Important Naval appointment.
New York, July Sit is rumored that the
Navy Department will soon place Commo-
dore Foote at the head of the new Naval ex-
petition, for which vessels are fitting out, to
consist chiefly of vessels of the regular Navy.
Glorious from Burnside.
PHILADELPHIA, July s.-The press of this
city has dispatch dated Newborn, I'd inst,
which says that Gen. Burnsides entire force il
in motion against Richmond.
Adjournment OF Congress.
WASHINGTON, July Sit is the current be
lief that Congress will adjourn sine die, BY
next Monday, the business being 'veady re
duced.