The Hillsborough recorder., 1863-01-14
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Department, gives history of The Tste ficht
swhich.he says. ended ON Saturday in the
total defeat Of the rebel sln,y, and its dis
orderly flight to Tullahoma.
The fight continued from Tuesday to SAT-
.ur,lay.
He says the medical director estimates
there are fifty five hundred wounded i'm the
hospitals, and one Thousand killed.
The Cumberland and other rivers are ris-
ing rapidly.
The Memphis Bmiefin saws JicksJurs
Surrendered 10 Shermaa utter fce dayslfyhf.
ing. He was reinforced on Sundsy highs
BY 5000 from Grants army. The Whole
Union lorse at Vlcksburg is estimated at
40, 900, and Banks and Rarrsgut hourly ex-
pected u a4a ais
The Herald has additional particular. Of
the tight on Thursday brtween Sulliseu and
Forrest. The light lasted all dsv, the reb-
els fleeing with a loss Of l,40O killed, and
three hundred and fifty horses, 1000 stand
Of arms, aud six guns.
Sullivan's loss was GOO. s8e
A bill has been introduced into Congress
authorizing the issue Of $500, 100000, mare
Treasury nutrs. asd reeo,amen nds an ad,l~
tional issue Of $500. .0O0. 600 SIX per cents,
running one, twnand three years, and $500,
00U. 900 running. twenty years.
4 sscosn DrsPATcH
! Frederickshurg. Jan. 8.
| The Herald edltnrially admits that RIOS.
encranz lost 10000 men. several handred
/ wagons aud thirty esnnnn. 81
il Official dispatches from Gen. Rlunt to-
curtis announce the capture Of Van Buren
wiiha Inss the Rebels ~ dipping Springs.
of all their transpmiallon, camp and gar
risnn eguipage. 100 prismrrs. ! large =
mount VI smmunltlon. sn,i fear steamboats,.
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4 MoBILE. Jan. 9 IA special disp,irh ip
the Advertiser and Register. dated lack ,on,
Sih, says: The New Orleans Drlt. of The
9th has bern received Al Pdnehhuula. II
conisins The following news: About 2 o.
clock New Years morning fnur reh-i gun
beats came do~n Buffalo Baynu into Gsl
weston Bay. alangsidr 81 liz Harriet Lane.
one on rarh side oi her. The Texan sharp
shooters lben commenced sn a.sault on he I
aud soon succeeded in killing all the gun
n-r, and Capt. Wagnowrth. her counasH.
der The a.sailant, then boarded her, and
after a desperate struggle she was csptat-
ed. The ,eOal gunbnats we're fnrifed Wit.
, COTTON. bales after the m,nnrr of he bnsrs
|, in Ses Orlen. knnsn as the Montgomery
fleet. Tie Ws.itirll. under her com m.n.
| der RenshaM. deicrm,nri nut 10 be taken.
, Alter cunsultin. the niic.rs aud men. all
; agreeing. ihcy blew her up win ~ on hnatii
including himself. Renshsw. 0nls s ~.
capped. The balance of the Yankee feet
/. and Que tran.pnrt escaped. Tso cnai bnai,
{ at The wharf, together with tuo cpnpani. /.
OF the 42d Massachusetts regiment wsr-
' capiarrd. A Federal vessel was ordered
around the harkpr 20 watch The Ilarrie; Lane
and prevent the CpnleLrraies frpn sending
lIer u ses.
sEcoSp DssPsrcH.
The .y,Hs from GsiVssf0a 06ic:ai'y Con.
frrnd
RicHNasD Jan. 9.--At o'clock &. day ~
!, Official desp.ich was received frum ten.
:. Masreder. which confirms the capture d
the Harriet Lane of Galveston. The ret
|. u the fleet escaped ignominiuusls nnirr
!. cover Ut aag of truce. Gen. Mssradet
I SAYS:
II have abaut 600 prisoners, and lar1,
quantity OF valuable stores. arms. &c. The
Harriet Lane is very httls injured. She
/. vas carried By boarllg from i-o high pre-.
sure c,tton steamers. manned BY Texan ca
!, rslry and artillery"