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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-14
NEW YORK MAKKBT.

NEW YORK; April IL.
: FLouR-Unfagorable accounts by the
Asia has impaired heavy feeling to the
market with very limited demand for ex-
port and home consumption prices have
declined 5@10c per barrel.
WHISKY heavy, unsettled and lower;
sales at 223@23c for Statei 234 for west
ern. ...
WHEAT dull and the tendency downward;
winter red western 137; white western
4Ol9I AZ. - 80
Rye dull at 8O@8Ic. sstsrs
Barley quiet. Barley malt l %, which
10 materially above the market.
Conn heavy and fully one cent lower
OATS dull and heavy at 38@4lc.
SUGAR firm. Cuba 62@7ai English Is
land Sc. Molasses continues steady. Bar
BADGES Csc, Porto Rico SIC; Cuba Musco-
vado 29c.
Pork dull and unchanged.
LARD continues in good demand, mark OF
firm sales $500 bbls at 7s@8s.
MoERY easy at 6(S7 per cent. on call,
chiefly at the inside figure. Prime paper
scarce and wanted at 6@6a. Sterling Ex-
change dull at l I13G9l l24 for merchants
l l2I(9I 128 for bankers bills American
gold at hose premium. California gold
steady at 24(024 prem.
The steamer to-day for Europe carried
out $3.50, l27 in specie.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
III zHa n. q W. EIHn.
ExclusiT Nv for the Journal.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
a gloomy account Of the
terrible battle More fine
guns found near Island No.
1O-Aecount by the Chica-
z go Tribune Disgraceful
conduct of Ohio regiments.

|. OIEcINNArI, April 12.-The Gazetles
Pittsburg correspondent says the sum and
substance of the battle is as follows:
On Sunday we were pushed from disas-
ter to dissstcrbtill we lost every division
camp We had, and were driven within half
a mile of the landing, where the approach
Of night, the timely aid of the gunboats,
the tremendous effects of our artillery and
BuelPs approach saved US. On Monday,
after nine hours hard fighting, we simply
regained what we had lost on Sunday. Not
a division advanced half mile on Monday,
except Lew. Wellace's. The lowest esti-
mate places our loss in killed and wounded
at 5000, and from 1900 TO 1000 prison.
oners. The rebel loss, killed and wounded,
probably thousand more. The rebels, in
their retreat, left acres covered with their
dead, whom they had carried to the rear,
aud destroyed the heavy supply trains they
had brought up. .ss4l;..
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BALTnoRE, April 12.-The United States
gunboat Reliance arrived here this morning
with the schooner Hartford, captured of
the mouth of Wycomico river. A copy OF
the Richmond Wing of the 9th was fonnd
on board, which has been furnished the
America, 1t contains the following DIS
patches in reference to the battle IN Ten
pessee. all being dated on the 18th, and
giving an account of Sundays fight only.
BATTLE FIELD OBJ SHILoAH,
April 6, via Corinth and Chattanooga. J
To Gen. Lopez, AdjatGnt General: 81
We have this morning attacked the enc
my in a strong position in front OF Pltts-
burg, and after severe battle OF ten hours,
thanks to Almighty God, gained a COM
plete victory, driving the enemy from every
position.
The loss on both sides is heavy, lnciua-
ing our commander-iu-chief, Albert Sidney
johnson, who fell, galIantly leading aiE
troops into the midst Of the fight.
FSignedI G. T. BEAUREGARD,
Gen. Commanding.
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first made, the SD, 9th and list Ohio
regiments displayed .uuexcusable insufficient,
ey. The latter fled without firing a gun
The others fired one or two rounds and then
/ fed. The eowardice of these regiments left
the point undefended. Tho enemy immedi-
ately closed in and surrounded the more
advanced regiments.
It is also stated that the 18th Wisconsin
and 18th Iowa fed after firing two or three
rounds. --e-r5rs -.s.E.s. --l
When the enemy fed they burned their
wagons and left their wounded behind, all
of whom are prisoners. aasl-.ls..
Warehouses; battery lost one killed and
sixteen wounded, and Wizards Chicago
battery Eve killed and thirty wounded.
One New Orleans regiment, the Louisiana
Legion, were almost entirely left on the
battle field killed or wounded. They were
nearly all wealthy men, dressed in zOuaye
uniform. eGT @4lE *. 110.C.
Gen. Prentiss escaped on Tuesday, and
come into camp alone. In the confusion Of
the retreat, he managed to elude the rebels
Vigilence.
Beauregard intended to make his attack
two days previous, but extraordinary rains
impeded his progress and delayed bis arrfv- /
al. Had the attack been made at the time
Buell. could not possibly have
reached here in time to save us from defeat
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River News.

The river Is still rapidly rising, having
rose TO within few inches the point it
reached at the last preceding rise.
There have been ibut few boats passing
within the last few days.
The Matte Cook came out Of Green Riv.
er on Friday night with a good trip and
returned on Saturday night pretty we'll
loaded.
The Gillum has been for a day or two
moving a large lot of corn from the vicinity
Of Henderson TO this port.
The Courier left on Saturday afternoon
with an immense freight and passenger
list, thelatter numbering two hundred.
Tom Wheeler having pretty we'll recovered
has again taken his place in the Office.
The Sunny Side with her guards in the
water, went down on Saturday, for St
Louis aud the Upper MississiPPia
The Empire City came mp from Nashville
Yesterday, loaded with cotton, ToOac-
CO, &c.
The Bowen has not yet been heard from
and NE are unable to say whether she will
b hack in time to take her place this alter
noon or not
The caliope Grey Eagle will be up this
morning and leave here at II o'clock for
Louisville.
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GeRI. POpe's RePOrt-OPeratiOnS at
"a New Madrid and Island No. 1Os
PRECAUTIONARY Fopona.

REVOLUTIONARY FoRoBs,
New MADRID, Mo-, April 0. go.
Major General H. w. HaJIecE:
The canal across the peninsula opposite
Island Nc. l0-and for the idea Of which /
am indebted to Gen. Schuyler Hamilton
was completed by Col BIssell's engineer
regiment, and four steamers were brought
through on the night of the 9Th. The
heavy batteries ] had thrown up below
TiptonViile completely commanded the low
est point Of the high ground on the Ten
nesses shore, entirely cutting off the enc
my's retreat by water: his retreat by land
has never been possible through the
swamps. On the night of the 4th, Capt.
Wake, of the navy, ran the euemy's bat
teries at Island No. 10, with the gunbOat
OarondoIet, and reported to me here. On
the night of the 9th the gunbOat Pittsburg
also ran the blockade. Our transports were
brought into the river from the bayou,
where they had been kept concealed, at day
light. ON the seventh, and Paine'e division
loaded. The canal has been prodigiOusly
iabOrious work. Il was twelve miles long,
six miles OF which were through heavy
timber which had to be sawed off by hand
four feet under water.
The enemy has lined the opposite shore
with batteries, extending from Island No.
10 10 Tiptonville, kerri weather Landing, 70
prevent the passage of the river by this
army.
l directed Capt. Wake TO run down
with the two gunboats at daylight on the
Tth to the point selected for crossing, and
silence the enemies guns near il. He per-
formed the service calamity, and | here
bear testimony to the thorough and bril-
liant manner ia which this officer discharg-
ed his difficult duties with me, and to the
ready and earnest zeal with which, . all
hazards, he co-oParated with me.
As soon as he signalled me. the boa's
! containing fPaine's Division, moved on
from the landing and began to cross the
| river. The passage of this wide, furious
| river, By our large force, was one OF the
| most magnificent spectacles l ever witness
ed. By twelve o'clock that night, the 9TH
all the forces designed TO cross the river
| were over, without delay or accident.
AS soon as we began TO cross, the enemy
began to evacuate Island No. 10, and his
batteries along the shore. The divisions
were pushed forward to TiptonVille al fRs
as they landed, Paine's leading. The enc
my was driven before him, and although
they made several attempts to form in linz
of battle and make a stand, Paine did no
once deploy his columns. The enemy wa
pushed all night vigorously, until at iou
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BALTIMORE, April 12.-The Richmond
Wing of the 9th has the following.
A lstter has been received at New Or
leans from San Antonio, announcing the
fa ct F SJ Q 6a bz PPSoPaL t
and command be permitted to depart on
condition that they pledge themselves not
to serve during the war, but Gen. sSibly i'm
sisted on an unconditional surrender.
A dispatch dated Mobile, April 9th, says
the eEamy shelled Pass Christian yesterday,
and landed 24,OO men andEl 12-4 FOUNDER
ll0witzers. Our force was 400 men and 2
howitzers. We made narrow escape.
A letter from Pattonsburg, N. O., to the
Richmond Wing, says the Nashville was
taken to sea by Lieut. W. O. Whittle, and
that she was taken to Charleston to be de-
livered to her owners. The Wing contains
news from Yorktown, that Gen. Magruder,
with his staff was at the Lee House, near
Lees Mills, on Sunday, and came near be-
ing captured or killed by General Keys.
The horse of one of his staff was killed uu-
der him in his fight, byla shell.
On Monday JEFF. Davis addressed some
wounded soldiers, and said he intended to
share their fate on the next battle field, and
come veal or woe, he would be with them,
and whatever might betide, whether victO-
~ or defeat ensued, of one thing be assur
ed them, the cause is safe. Wen conquer in
the end. s1s lss-lass azze
8 The Richmond Wing contains dispatch
announcing that the Rebel Gen. GLADDEN.
loot bis lsft arm, in the battle OF Sunday.
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fThe time here set down is adjusted to eontrac
hosTs. On the River there is variation according
TINE OF CLOSING.
E0tAo(d Maig for Vinsennes, Terre Hautes
Princeton. Washington, Petersburghs
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, IBdianap0-
lis. Cinoinnatis Louisville. ST. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northern, Eastern,
and Western points, and Railroad Wsy Oflcas,
every day except Sunday, at-.............. ga. n.
Thursday, and Saturday at OK P. n.
oatrO MAI (rsver) every Monday and
And every Tuesday and Saturday at Il M.
Grsea Rivsg Mad flor Bowling Green and
way poInts.) IDiscontiDued On account Of
the Rebeli0n.1
mr. Vez7oM NAL Qand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at sXAH.
Nel0 HdTnsoBv Mail every MOnday, Wed
nesday, and Friday at T<A.H.
ROokport Mad Qand) every Monday, Wed
nssday, and Friday at SO A. n.
Petsrsbarsh RFaI (way) every friday a. sxA. M.
(PetersbuFgh letters 90. come and 20
by Railroad dRily.)
OFHthiaBG Nal every Wednesday as TP. n.
(Ereaves at A. NJ. Thursday moFniDg.)
Hickory BroAch M0ig every Saturday at l p.
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railroad MaiI, every day except Sunday at Ia.
Arrives the night before, after Office hours.
louisville Mail (river1 every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday By 6P.H
C0drO Mat (riveT1 every Tuesday and FRI
day by 9Ak.
And every Monday anu Thursday at JAN
Green River MGil discontinued on account
IA. TssmoS sTaGi (iAnd) every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday by BPM.
EssO HaTnong Mad, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday by AP.M n.
and Wednesday and Friday St TAM.
ARRIVES the evening before, eftsr of3oe
hOurs.)
PessrsbtsrgE Nal (&Ay1 every Friday By $50 AN.
CtEttiasae MGH every Friday at IA. NJ.
Arrives the evening before. after oflco hours.)
Hickory Braach Moig every Saturday by "a M.
REFost Once opens at A.. NJ and closes at
?. H on week days. Delivery closes from to 20
a. 81. week days during the closing of the
Railroad mail. Office open from 10 % A. $. the
JAMES q. McNRELY, PM
Evansville, Ind, May L, 1881. iuly22-ywc
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
WA DBPARrMpNr April l2.

WAR DEPARTMENT April II, 1862.
Col. Anson Stager, is hereby authorized
to grant passes to the editors, correspon-
dents and reporters to Newspapers, to enter
the lines of The U. 8. army, upon receiving
satisfactory proof that the person applying
for such pass is loyal and his written pa
role not to publish any information in re-
gard to military operations that would give
aid and comfort TO the enemy. Persons
holding such passes to be subject to such
rules and regulations as the General COM
handing may prescribe.
Signed, EDWIN N, STANTON,
Secretary of war.
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O'clock A. NJ, he was driven back upon the
6wamps and forced to surrender. Three
Generals, seven Colonels, seven regiments
| several battal1ions of Infantry. FIVE COM
panies of artillery, over one hundred heavy
| seige guns, twenty four pieces of field az
tsllery, and an immense quantity of anu
milton and supplies, several thousand stand
OF small arms great number Of tents,
horses wagons, etc, elcs etc, have fallen
into our hands.
Before abandoning Island No. 10, the
enemy sunk the gunboat GrampuS, and six
of his transports. These last am raising
and expect TO have ready for service in
few days. The famous floating battery was
scuttled and turned adrift with all her guns
abosrd, she was captured and sTun aground
in shoaI water by our forces at New Madrid
Our success is complete and oveFwhelm-
ing. Our troops as / expected, behaved
gloriouSly. will in my full report endea-
vor to do full justice to all. Brigadiers
General Paine, Stanley and Hamilton cross
cd the river and conducted their divisions
with untiring activity and skill. am es-
pecially indebted to them General Paine,
fortunate in having the advance exhibited
unusual vigor and courage, and had the
satisfaction to receive the surrender Of the
enemy. Of Colonel Bissell, of the Engineer
lean hardly say too much. Full
of resource, untiFiug and determined, he
labored night and day, and completed IA
work which will be a monument of enter
prise and skill.
We have crossed this great river with
large army; the banks Of which were lined
with batteries of the enemy TO oppose our
passage; have pursued and captured all his
orces and material Of war, and have not
ost man, nor met with an accident
JOHN POPE, Major General.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
OINorNNATT. April Ia.

Flour in fair demand at 2O@4 IS for
super not much offering.
WHEAT dull and prices nominal millers
contend for decline.
Oars declined to 80 and are dull.
CoRE sold at 81. Rye 5I@52.
WHISKY declined to Ia and dull.
ass PoRK in good demand at 10 500
10 81, and is freely lofered at 1Oi75@1 0Oi
bulk meats not offered 30 freely and the
market is firm but quiet a fair demand
for sides at 44@4S, and a good demand .or
shoulders at 8 $50 hhds sold at 81 de-
livered at Terre Haute. Lard firm at TIC
Il kheld shade shigher; Bacon sides
wanted at st shoulders not inquired for /;
offered at 81.
GRoORRIRs unchanged.
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Now Is YoUR TIME.-Don't forget to call
at J. ]. COINS Auction Room, to-day, at
81 o'clock, as he win sell about 500 yards
of Bingham, 1000 yards of Lawns and
Oalicoes, nice lot Of Silks and EmbrOid-
cries Also fne stock OF Linens, Cloth
ing, &c.
In addition to the dry goods sale viii
sell 100 pairs of chiIdrens' copper tOed
shoes, fine ladies' shoes, fine Spring shawls
apI4d2t J.J.COHN.
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WANHIMGToN, April 12.-The Secretary
tof1 War has received information thai
j Huntsville, A5abama was occupied Jester
| day by Gen. Mitchell without much resist
snce. Two hundred prisoners were taken.
Also fifteen locomotives and largo amount
of rolling stock.s -
MoHrnn April 7.-specialldispatches to the
Advertiser and Register dated yesterday
afternoon, say. that the battle was fierce
and furioua.3 The enemy stnbbernly resist
ing their fate, while the Southerners con-
timed to press upon them with resistless
discrimination slowly bnt surely forcing
them back. 100 -.-z-r r..
Our l0ssai8 heavy, but our men are in
good spirits and thoroughly warmed to the
work in hand. All fought we'll, but the
Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana troops
displayed gallautry. The t2lst Alabama
covered themselves with glory, This regi-
ment captured two batteries
The lst Louisiana regiment of regulars
took q battery. s = p
Gen. Bushrod johnson, one of the Fort
Donelson1 prisoners, who Subsequently es-
capped, is wounded sSGEIA sE3 sid
SUNDAY RIGHr.-The enemy is in full re-
treat and che confederates in hot pursuit |
l write from the enemy 8 camp and on Fed
eral paper. - ESfeg- Caa
Large numbers of prisoners have been
taken, and we expect to capture the greater |
part of the Federal army. We are driving
them back on the river and shall kill or
capture the entire army. The battle is still |
raging in terrible fury. -r-sss
We have captured Gen. Prentiss and a
largo number of officers. a'si
Gen. A. S. johnson fell at half past two
o'clock. One of his legs was torn by
hell and a Minnie ball struck him in the
body. He died while gallantly and steadily
eading our victorious troops. Gen. Beau
'egard is now commanding the army. He
ays this is a second Manassas eight.
Gen. Buell. was not in time TO take part
q the battle.
: There is no account in the paper of Mon
ny's battle, in which the rebels were SO
ompletely routed.
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REMOVAL OF POST OFFICE.

The Post once viii he removed TO tho corner
room Of Chambers new block, opposite the Sher-
wood House, on tho 10th Of this month. Box
holders win please take out all bills and tickets
from their boxes, and have no new ones put i'm as
wa want as few lOcso article 20 move possible.
All persons taking periodicals from tho Cen
eral Delivery, win plesse cal and pay their bills.
Persons viii oblige Us by calling on Monday, the
14th, and tnking everything ont of their boxes
The ofice wilt be closed at ln5z a. n. on the 18th
and 18Th, and remain closed during the day, to en-
able Us 20 remove, and arrange sfterward.
POSTMASTER.
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Rhs G0aEess6Ofss GsA EHPsrSsnes OF asa
EHSSEfS. Published for the Benoat and as a
warning aud a caution 20 young mon who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &c.;
supplying At the Same time the means Of self-oure
BY enc who has curod himself after being put 10
great expense through medical imposition and
quackery BY enclosing post paid addressed en-
velopc, sISGIs COPIES may DO had OF the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Es4,, Bedford, Kings,
Co., NY, mh15-d&w1y
.RBgssFs0ms Soldiers Protest yOar health.
No sensible man will leave the city without sup
ply of HolloSay's Pills and Ointment. For
Wounds, Bruises, Sores, Fevers and Dyssntery,
these medicines are the best in the world. Bsery
English and French Soldier uses then.
Only Is cents per bog or pot. nar25
rae .gPpsssBss.-It is a very difacuIt matter
with the majority of persons TO restrain their sppe
fltes; hence, we See an abundance Of DyspePsias
Liver Complaints, and Disorders Of the Stomach
and Digestive Organs. Hoohand's German Bitters
will entirely cure these complaints, and restore the
sJstom to its original vigor and strength. TAey
for sale by druggists and dealers La medicines
everywhere, at 70 cents per bottle. febls
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WIN. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-Ths only
harmless a nd reliable Dye known All others
mere limitations, and should b. avoided n You wish
TO escape ridicule.
GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR dyed fnss~ntiy
to beautiful aud natural Brown ~ black with
out the least injury to HAir 81 Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPbSNAS have
been awarded to Wm. A. Batchslor since 1889, and
over 10000 applications have Aeen made to the
hair Of the patrons Of his famous Dye.
WN. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a
color not to be distinguished from nature and Is
araHted not TO injure In the least, however long
It may be continued and ths Ill eGects Of bad Dyes
Temedied. Tho hair is inv4goratsa for life by this
splendid Dye, which is properly applied ~ Ne. I6
Bond Street, New York.
Sold in all the cities and scwzs Of the UnsRed |
States, by Druggists and Fancy Goods DeaAsrs.
The Genuine has the name "a VI lillian A. Batch
elOr" and address upon steel plate engraving, on
the four sides of each box.
WHOLEsALE FAoroEY, 81 BARCLAY 81,
mill Late 233 Broadway, New York.
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WAsHInaToN, April l2.-Mr. Cyrus W
Field arrived here this morning, direct
from London,and reports that thefeeling in
England and France in favor of this cOun-
try is daily increasing. Il is said that Mr.
Field brought with him from Europe, pro-
posals from influential capitalists to supply
very large amount of war material TO the
United States, to be delivered In New York,
and payable entirely in bonds of our gov
ernment
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ARRESTED. Martin with the
assistance of an officer from Henderson,
arrested John Ogle, on board the store
boat Old Dick, as one of the party who
robbed the Ferry House on the opposite
side of the river some time ago. A brother
of Ogles also implicated took to the woods
and the officers are after him.
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Coal! Coal!

A superior quality of Green River Coal,
&C nine cents per bushel, delivered. Barge
lying at the foot of Division street. All
orders left at II. A. Cooks, No. 70 Main
street, will be promptly filed.
apll.dIm JOSEPH THOMAS.
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EDENBURG, VA, April 1.-THE bridge
across Cedar Creek at this place is COM
pleted.
A private from the 22d Indiana was shot
on picket duty by the rebels to-day.
A foraging party was attacked by a de-
tachment Of Ashbys cavalry, forty in num-
Der, who were repulsed. One man died
from exposure during the storm. y
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War DETACHMENT.

WAsHINGToNs April lIth. {
Grave complaints against Surgeons Hew-
lit and StiPp having reached this Depart
ment, they are suspended from duty and
ordered to report themselves. negligent
or inhuman Surgeon is regarded by the De-
partment as an enemy of his country and
of his race, and will be dealt with accord
ing to the utmost rigor of Military Law.
LSignedl e. IA. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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OArRo, April lily Yesterday two splen-
did batteries of rified guns were found in
the woods below Island No. 10. Large
amounts of property, consisting of horses,
mules, wagons and arms, are being daily
brought in by our men.
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LOOK Our FOR BURGLERs.-One or two
safes were blown open in the city last
week. Men who have money should keep
sharp look out for these prowling
rogues.
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CH1oAao, April 1.-THE Times special
saws the responsibility of the surprise rests
with the commanding officer. On Friday,
q large force of cavalry approached within
sight of our lines, and remained there.
Bat Gen. Sherman, who occupied the ad-
vance, had been ordered not to bring on an
epeagement, consequently, he sent out no
corresponding force to meet them. They
remained in position until Sunday morn
inc. and served as a screen behind which
BeaureRard formed his troops in line OF
battle undiscovered. When the attack was