New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
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the houses whence she fOlcg Wue bSNei "NNN@~'~
not reach the rascals
Ths Patten was also fired into about dsyhrrt 70
DAY. no one was hurt. The Rebels very hn2 li"iy
respected or hospital tag, and allowed us 10 pr
c,ed unmOlested. There was shght skrmsh osy
or two since outside of our picket lines IN ihe OF
recion OF Corinth, between some United o!dsss S.E
alrv and o battalion OF feXas Rangersi ~ VIZ w.,
two of the enemy were killed and two were u'A'n
prisoners. -u,. 90 oa
/ believe il is the intention of Gen. Halieek 70 au
vance slowly and surely, and partlcuHSy ynJ inex.
against surprises. No such diferaceini ana M
cusahle blnnders as those perpetrateu on 4"on'''
will again happen while he is In conDInshu ,,,.a
The excitement against certain officers ls ih'ense
and charges have been preferred, when WIZ saI.
the responsibility Of the slaughter where r's"N'
| beonge. ....hla but
! The roads west Of Pittsburg are execranie, pu.
sre rapdly driving under the influence OF lne ho
Southern sum- battle ID imminent, ana eanho'
long be delayed. -, ,.,L .s,srdov
reached Savannah and 10 deemed trustworthy; me
ner,on referred 70 says that the Rebels consae .ne
afair of Sunday and Monday as OF uneqnaled orl-
liancy, and il il producing wonderiul ehecV uIyn
/ the people The movement furnishes lncohles'i1ie
evidence that the Yankees are not lnNuineraoie
The Southern heart is fred and re-enorcements are
rourinp in upon Beauregard at an uneXamPled rate
He has 100 600 men at his command. ana Is iortny-
ing Corinth; building intrenChments, digging rllie-
pits, constructing abattis OF trees, DC. Inc heeeis
encounter be provoked.
We lost l3 pieces of artillery in the late battle,
ard captured ID. -.
Gen. Smith is dangerously i'll at Savannah, and his
recovery ia doubtful.
The wounded in the hospital at Savannah are
diving eight or ten day.
Mr.. Paddock OF the Willards battery is dead.
There ia no foundation for the report OF Gen.
Premises escape
The greater pari Of the Sth, 10Th, and 1ith iowa,
5th Illinois and 23d Missouri regiments were cap
tured with him. Rebel prisoner, who acconpa-
MED Prentisss division to Corinth, as one Of the
euards, tells me ths.
The steamer Planet arrived at Psducah this morn
ing with the list Ohio Regiment Ell route for Fort
Donelson. This is of the regiments which dis
graced the State on the 9th. Their colors have been
taken sway from them, and they are ordered to re-
lieve some Illinois regiments from guard duty there
/ There il feverish feeling in North-West kentucky,
which may break ont into open rebellion al any mo-
ment. The commanding officer Of the post has
thrown out his pickots Is miles from Paducah, In
every direction
Capt Rodson Of the 18th Kentucky fell overheard
from the Patten, on her downward trip, and wac
drowned.
The 77th Ohio has been disbsnded and mustered
| out Of the service.
A deserter from Beauregards army came into Sa-
vannah Wednesday, and says that Gen. Price
reached Corinth Saturday, the 18th, with what
be calls 30 600 men, and that the Rebels were very
much reloced IN consequence. lie reports the
Rebels ss badly vi pped on Monday night, and say,
they were greatly demoralzed.
Bushrod Johnson died from the wounds received
at Pitsburg Sunday night, in his tent at Cornth
Our Informant says that the people in Secessa look
upon him no better than the Yankees, and rejoice
at his death.
There is a material difference in the treatment OF
Rebel and Union wounded officers. Capt. Polk OF
the Rebel, was, by special direction of DR.. Simons
u. S. A. taken into the ladies' cabin OF the steamer
City of Memphis, and treated with the utmost At
teption, and fed upon wines and delcaces, and
made the recipient of attention from nurses, while
our officers of equal rank were compelled ~ lie
upon The guards Gnd subsist upon pilot bread.
DR.. Simons is directly responsible for this state
7 OF affairs. lie s h native OF South Carolina. His
course s meeting with the severest condemnation OH
/ the part OF army surgeons and others.
The following is q report Of the killed, wounded,
ard missing OF the First Division st the battle OF
/ Pittsburg: