The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07

ISw gWall.e.'s division Killed, IA:
wounded. 257 missing S. S
Hurlbut's division Killsd, s13 wound.
ed !. 40; missing, 223. ~
sherman's division Killed, 437 ;wound
cd ! 402 missing, 1876 ss-s.'.s. p.
Prentiss' division Killed, 1876 wounded.
562 ;missing, 1892! 2 g { z = = > :
Crittenden's division-.-Killed, 80 wound
ed, 40 missing, ~. ..-.-
s1s s:'1 g;s.;n ag' fS 81 wounded
McCook's division-Ki Killed, 81 wounded,
6O6 missing sssH9'ssss
I Total killed, 1.735; tetaltwounded, Z 1882
total missing, 3,956,-~-.-~
Total Killed, wounded and missing Is, :
Ioo, s5#5t ss.f$ 'ffE s4s*4,5 47tF<a.ss9 .s,s..st
a About 300 wounded, since died. .>..4. -
Orr burial parties report between. $500
and 3, 600 rebels found dead on The field. -
The fommersia' publishes passages of a
letter from Gen. Grantin reply to a letter
informing him Of the nature 4ofthe criticisms
OF his management ofthe, battle of Pitts.
burg. Cen. Grant says: II, will go ION
and do my duty t. the best Of my, ability
without praise, and do al! Il can to bring the
war to speedy close, I am not an aspir
ant for anything at the close 81 the war
There is one thing, that feel we'll assured
Of, and that Is that have confidence in e, erv
brave man in my command. Those who
showed the white feather will do all in their
power to attract attention from themselves
l had perhaps q dozen officers arrested Tor
cowardice in the first days fight. >. These
men are necessarily my enemies.'t,,, al, .,
"As to the talk about a 4surnrise here,
nothing could be more false. II the enemy
had sent us word when and where they
would attack US, we could MT have been
any better prepared. Skirmishing had beer,
going onfor two days, between our recon.
noitering parties and the enemy'ssalvaace
! did not believe, however. that they intend-
ed 70 make determined attack, but simply
making reconno;~ance in force NY, head
Quarters were Savannah. though USUALLY
spen, the day at pittsbnrg.s ~ :S',. - =
"Fr"ops were constantly arriving to BE
assigned TO brisades and divisions. all or
dered to report at Savan"ah, making it ne
ces>arg to keep an Office and some: one
there. :. .f}fy. ,':.:s. ya.,.&>f 81. :!
IL was look King for Buell. to arrive, and il
was important should have everv arrange.
ment complete for, his speedy transit to this
side Of the river.'''.
.... SAVANNAH. May l..
Cen Lawton has formally communicated
to the City Council his determination to sur
tender tho city, The Council has resolved
70 sustain Gen. Lawton. II
.... CHICAGO, May 2.
BY special dispatch to the Tri,uae, from
Cairo, and thence from the fleet, we learn
Of the capture of Baton Roughe and the
Confederate Arsenal. 49, 80 -
WAsutrSat;rox, May 3.
The correspondent Of The .:'SAssociated
Press" says, the rebels opened this morning
with their riAed columbiads, 69 Founders,
placed'on the heights Of Yorktown.
Our No. l battery Of 100 and 200 pound
els: PARROTS was then brought to hear upon
the only gun which mas given US any trouble
our shots falling over and around it,, with
every prospect Of its being very soon dis
mounted, whfn on its ,23d discharge the
enemy's gun burst into a thousond pieces,
tearing up the parapct. and making havoc
with the crowd who were collected around
at the time. No less than ten persons
were standing on the parapet, within six
leet OF It, besides those wil were hid from
view by the works The destruction of life
must have been considerable. 80 a..
This tho only, fr,p .vb;.h ~,
have shown capable Of doing our battery any
harm.
WASHINGTON, May 3.
The following was received at the Nav
Department day
FLAs SH1P WABASH }
PORT ROYAL s. c., April 20. 1852 {
I have just time this morning before the
departure Of the Susquehanna to inform the
Depar'men Of the arrival here Of the rebel
steamer Isabel Ella Worley. in charge OF
Lieutenant Wilson and prize crew. she
having been captured by the St. Iago de
Cuba, Commander Ridge'y, one hundred
miles north "f Ohaco. She il deeply loaded
with Enfield rifles, and has, it is supposed.
rifled cannon in her fore hold, which has no
yet been examined These arms were Ia
ken on b,ar.}. Of course, a. ore Of the neu.
trail colonies off our Goa t. -.-. -.
4 m Informed DIV Lieutenant Gibson thai
tho ST. I,go lie Cub, discovered AMI chased
the Nashville. but the latter. " s much too
swift for her. The Nashville also had arm>
on board for tn. rebels, intending to run the
blockade II possible. Il =. - -, = "
Very respectfully your o'edient servant,
T. (Signed) F. DUPONT
- ID" Flag Officer Com handing
NEw York; May g.
It il understood that hoard recently
appointed by the Secretary of Navy to exam
inc the Stevens battery have after full in
ve,tigati"n, reported thai some notifications
be made in the details, Of the remaining work
70 be done. ~ 'r>' ~ - . q "a
z5ss'..' ''-9t'# i. WAsH,xcroS, Nay T.
The following report has just been receiv.
ed from Fort Monroe|:i T@asE 81 !H@4i5
~ Yorktown was evacuated last night. We
now occupy tie enemv's works. They left
a largo am 'nnt .. camp equppsge .nd guns.
which they could not destroy for ieing
seen. -. .. ..s.gs..e.sy x.;s,.ft- tst..-:sEF
nm.se ,,e,, ,,HEADoyARTERs. Army or TaE1
go PoroxAc. Nav 4. 1862. E.
To e. H. Stanton St.vee nv # War: ~
- We have captured guns. ammunition
camp equippage. &c. We hold the entire
rebel works, which our engineer reports very
strong I have throvn7 my cavalry and
horse Artillery in pur. nit, supported by in
hntrv- Ixhall move Franklin,s division and
- much more q can transport by water
IA Wnot p,snf 80 n. - f2@a ~ go .i.Vf u