New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

them into the woods, where the Pennsy lvanians
turned upon them and gave them fatal fire. and re-
tired again through the woods-tke Rebels purtulng.
They had gone stout a mile and a half 10 house
and called for some water, when young lady,
Miss Stevens took water Out 10 them. They asked
her If che had seen any Lincolnites pass there. She
told them no, but she had seen SONG mon men pass
there. The Rebels then asked where they were;
She said she did No. know, and if she did, she would
10, tell them. One Of the party then shot ter ~ TIE
stomach ruth sereR 6ackSh0t, setting her apron oA
fire. She LIVED until Sunday morning, and eX'
pred.
The losr on .hs Union side in the fight was four
killed, ii, wounded, and nineteen prisoners. The
prisoners with the exception OF Maj. Jordan, were
paroled Ho was cent back 10 Tennessee. The
Rebel loss according 10 the best Information can
gain, was ten killed and i; is not known how many
wounded. Col Hunt was MORALLY wounded, ~ Il
thought. He is this place, and is alive yet. They
burned all the wagons tents, conlmissary stores,
&c, and left here al o'clock ?. M, for Glasgow,
Ky. / do no. know the names Of the Union men
who were killed and wounded, except that oil Lieut..
Campbell, who was wounded, but NOT dangerously,
and Lieut.. Sutherland, who was killed i under
stand there are several hundred Rebels now en-
camped near Butlers Landing, about eighteen nnes
from this place.
The Rebels tool all the good horses they could
get in this county, and broke open the stores IN thit
place taking the goods, and sending great many OF
them TO Tennessee. ToHPAIssVHtt.
THE GUERRILLA RAID INTO INDIANA. n.
,ouysox's CAVALRY - THE NEwBuRG
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DIX hfN>-iAf HDiii"S !"
GREAT EAciIEMtNt'
SrOa Its Eraatrs!e ond) !s"s1! ~ Sdi"eay
Abou. 3 o clock yesterday afternoon ogr city was
thrown into great excitement by the arri'a! 81 a
messenger from Newblre, with the intelligence 'hai
g squad Of forty Of A. X. johnson narardeEs had
crossed the ri'er a, Newoure anu PiuhdeIeo 'ne
hospital a, tia. place
The signal OF danger Was a. once gwen, Ahu ~
Ices man one hoaf i,oVV men were lndei nm anu
cannon went rdthng 'hronsh our t,Tee's. lne ,i'yi
which has been III most Iameitdole tld'e OF loiPoI
for months, was thoroughly aroused, and every nan
who could get musket, rife, shotgun, OF revolver,
was Il once under arms ana handf.is more were
eagerly seeking weapons Tor asgrerrioh or deehee;
The alacr,y with which me ciiizens Responded
gave most cheering evidence that "hen convince.
81 danger onr people are ,al 70 any en-, =
company 0, ihlah.Iy WIN li VI ~ ga
two gone, iei' on poaI1 10. I1eene a. - oioh io
Newburg. -, ~
Capt; DeA,ei h.u 'he Nouiei hieu ~ VIZ ".'
o'ef''ni anu, n",ih "n'ou Hi7 -" - ~ u
small squad Of infantry steamed OIL up the iiver' lie
was fearfilly IN earnest ana declared hls heterhhh
ton 10 prevent tAe Rvbels from resrossng The river
if they were found this side ana 10 use the Courier
n, u ram in care Of need. TIE ssucy Little Courier
went out flying Eight and RAINING fof glory.
The Eugene made ehceiient uuie, arr anu VII
gune On each gcard and deckt crowded WIN meh'
made q formidable appearance.
We learn that The chirdlToa' horde wio make war
eick soldieTs IN lngiarded hospitals did no, IaTy
long in Newburg but skllked back acrots the rlver
after they had stolen what they could.
A Union soldier arrived from Newedrg after dark
lasi night. lie Fay, me ,'eb-ls hui1esed 'niI'y
TWO men lucy sLoiS Az s"o MINI ~" etsiiMeH'