New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
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The total losses in She dght CemPbcs Station
"''' EIsla lazy ooRps
K,led.......~....... I Aissins........''''''''' ="
This is exclusive 81 tae cavalry losses "e' 'a'' H''
{es.ss In GRAPHS BnlsApz rwrsrY rn,Kp AEsy CORPS
Killed, .:'...'..''..'.'. ..' % 'i''''-' '
Iota '''.'''.'''''''''' .............9ss
rSs s'1 @ssin@ IL he Oh Army Corps mans Of
Them no doubt, taken piiS"-ef"
Wight or The ksirGeiSn Rond-p@sais0" OF
Tho sp.oslng Eer,es-A Mct Eugm@c-
,ept-Gn',arfry of our GGlcGrs aud
weD-Thc Enc.ny sturgs-ten. scat.
der. MorsosIy Wounacsi-A E;nsh Ssebei
Our yrem IaII Isnck--y nicD Loss
400.
rroni Oa' Special Couesp~ndent.
KSoxvnIr. Nov IL. Noon.
AZ daylight a heavy log hung Ike a gray
blanket over the city nd ncghboring hills ohscuring
I'll objects and hiding nioud aud Zee alike unter IFS
psty pail Our soldiers rose from their hard beds fully
expecting an attack the fog delayed the opening Of
the ball. At 10 oclolk the sun began to struggle
through tho oyerhanguc mist ard, "a; quarter 50 IN
q m the enenys shilishers IN front. on the Kingston
Road opened fire. They occupied iine palAAei
nil. defiant md carried their batteries
and portion Of their forces behind Il ana ID ne Foyl,
end rGvBes beyond. ne enemy stretched los' w
road 70 our right, Occupying belt al timber LAC
ground is unduatiig even billy and favorable ioT Dotl
ATTACK ard de.eU1g OuI cuvaTl ard mounted n.li =,
constitutiuc WOoloids Brigade with other cavalry,
Gpder e1n, and Of General sanders hsd carly occupied
Che crest Of g hill about y ulio ~ advance o.
bur fertilization lnpe Bill 10 tho Tight oi
the Kingston road our line Ike that OF
the enemys, extending 10 the right aud len
for about quarter Oi 4 ml.e. palTioado GA E".s'
hastily thrown up slong the crest formed tho Oily pro
lection for our men vino lay behind tis, being also
partly protected by the hill slope under which Their
sorses were hitch.d some distance in tie rear. ne
Anemy we're covered bS line OF woods lie TIRE" Als
fOrces round to our right and Kept up desmIo,l De
hpon our pickes toward and upon the line o. thc hv
road Col PennebakeT Of the xith hentuch! cave y
With tho 18th mounted infantry occupied MS avenue
and diminished with Tie enemy 'tueiles ana p.AN's
The firing opened vigorously mt ron Tue Moooa
eDd then from lbo cover 81 The house ana tho enemy
fife pits Our men replied steadily ana e"CA!' 10. d
man vaveripg OF Leaving his position. We bad 10 bat
tery in the advance and relied chiefly upon Beya43li .
whose guns % suh cieni range TO feach Tie iucs
ipC column when the enemy 30 placed as not 20 en-
dsuser our uen For about one hour or Ire 81 nie
OCCUPIED only an eighth u mile IN cXteLt ihe enemy
constantly mareufelAs 70 ket 10 ul'l vsi 'L- H.
bur officers. prominent among uhOm cono ne t'-h
Gen Sanders, with rockies courage, rtde Over ihe
Geld AID among ls men. inspiring and e9eouT9 s.1e
them bv their e1ample. Col Wo0ioid, Col bond.
Major Dow and ID fact all tie Other )fcors Of il
three resineuis eigslei bel we'd with greet gall
isntry showing lhemse'ee II every paii
besgiest a Rcbei belonging to tie 1871 South
Csrolins who was wounded aud brought 70 me rcai'
Informed ne IA answer 10 questions. tnat d. Nse
McClsw's division and Kersnaws bilg dc 81 10, L.
Carolina troops ho engaging ~ D. front baihs-
daes old Mississippi brigade was also there tro TIE
best Information could obtain ere were a. lea.i TWO
divisions OF The eremys troops in tie field. Al y
O'Clock finding thai Car boys etl hold ther own emu
lsve idea Of RAINING TIE RebelS 9riiT Toward
battery Of four guns which they iosd uidsr cover o.
ArmelrOngs brick house run oui lLd ire then Win
frav geaiu under cover. FUII guns re now pouring
rapid discharges Of shell snd grare hch sAri,s ca
pl5de and pillow Up tie ground around them Ia
ali directions. Yet men remain a. liked IS the
stones OF their Own rscasiWorfs. ~ times they ere
completely hidden fToT, view by the smoke Of bSiuef
but as the suphurons cloud Is swept avey GU bos ere
rti holding tAeir own o. Il that we're ne ioIloA nope
ising upon their elbows 10 IRE ttry lie down and load
then up again and denver their FIRE. Now beigeinin
With his 20 FOUNDER paI4ots olna Oh us ehen! uS.'
tery and az hs weldirecied sLelis burst among the
Rebel canncners a shoni Of satisfaction arHes hon
our live The Rebes ~ TIE same time ~ Tie ar VIII
herigiye ehYieks and Ouicres. ne n Oeiting ns %
served tst pause usually followed tie treble OF mus
kerry being hushed while he Dnss o. the Opposing ca"
str1SgIs ri,esged WITH Intense interest from
tle various elevated ..Ons which Afforded view OF
thc fed The Rebe! cannos now play nor iapiu!.
and heavy column g. seen advancing iron under co'er
az the woods. There 10 70 be elasee As the enemy
guns are wheeled ont rom behind their hOua' shei
from batteries goes shIlrkinf mo tsif mlus,,
bursting 81 the feet u the Rebel gunneis Which coz or.
them with smoke and dit. lhus The contest continued
trt O'Clock p. ~. neither parry seeming 70 nav
gained apy advantage. EAelamalious Il surprise ana
tdInration heard on every hand war ilese ieN'
coparstvely ires5 troops behave ih such sesdDes'
sDd iutrepidi!y -..-.
WOUNDED.
AboU. o'clock pm whole brlgade advancing n
regin enfa front seen emerging nom lleT sC'Ay
cover at the left heIc bey Asd eileiiy formed 'oI
charge On tley came, h!rg 10 az ~.,9 ~. e.u
sholts young oficey dressed blue velvet lacAe1
suo riding bay horse led inc column Dranaii ing
10 sword he Shouted - his troops Tome on lf gs
nov show your gritr Riding up - within eEht on iel
rode o. that psr Of or line occupied ~ The l ii
sgLio bic ranks were swept by tho STEADY IA o. our
Dow. shose blood Wos up though aiming NE ln.-
and pluck Of the young oitcer. repned oEHl ls
smyh4.o expetiye, "Aou cant have H. &c neg
iusil.M the Rebel commander, lyiso sAd T!otI ssA-
Gown under @ shower u balls. Lis iluepu!fJ
leserved o better canse, aud beter ltle'
Tbe le OF The line uu do the ubarge O, oyCrH hcuno
numbers row began % weveT and gave way Gen.
Sanders who CateaT0iing torsLy me men-ore hc-
c0uct save be lad JUS, taken u UufkeL ron cs1u
soldier who had ed AID was In tie 81 " losdIG y
recond time-Whel 10 received mortal wound ne Nns
borne from the field by bis brave men III crlcd 10 ne
xesT The position which by tie nfOMlt4ylc steslil-
ef tie Ohio Kentucky and llnois nCop' 1ao peeA 80
taCk quarter of nile, taxing pDsiesAOn o. te ne1
line o. hlis. This ended tie cyLcs, or The 10y ihe
enemy threw for ard bis slrIisler9 ana Irregular
aTilg continued between taeu aud our own until DARK
On the Clinton road sharp gklfnish was Kept up
win tie enemy by me 27th ana llil KENTUCKY IAaJ
bntl night wEsI5 lost eigtt tel men IL led AID
wounded Our loss in tie chief engagement Was about
ko1 about half Of whom. IN wounded Or rs0lore were
lef Ia the enemys lands. re
a ..iet Nisht-Prepnratisps fer Dsfsnso-
Movements 81 the EBcmy-knox-jiIe
sesiegcd-Tke Enemy 8eikos-tsorn-
lido Fell Back from Loudon 20 Help
grsut-Natore Of the Knoxville De-
frases-Timiaity Of Nes-Cospbsients-
Designs and Position oil shs Enemy.