Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-07
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
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held, learned that on Saturday night dn-
ring the storm the rebels attacked omr
men In their rifle pits along the whole
Elue. There was heavy lighting in the
centre, we drove the enemy across Stone,s
river. The 18th Penn, hrst carried The
point. '''u t"'
4 On Sunday morning SANKEY'S brigade
entered Murfrsesboro. The town ia in.
Inred by shells. Gen Stills body was Mt
the Court-House. The rebels buried their
own dead and our officers. There has been
great loss of Confederate life. We lose
about g. 800. killed and wounded and abont
1000 prisoners. Tho enemy retreated 10
Tnllahoma. Our forces lare terribly
scattered. Out OF l36 colonies engaged
We lost 10 killed. ss'fl
NEW YORK, Jan. ga special to the
Tribune from the battle field Of stones rivs
er the Sd, says the Murfreesboro RsGeI Ban.
ner of yesterday admits a loss of 5000 in
Wednesdays battle. They have lost at
least 1000 since. tIl
Prisoners state that Gems. Hardee and
Hanson were killed. The following, add.
tional names of Union officers killed and
wounded: fisf $50 't"u :
hLLED-Col Fred. g. Jones, Gath Ohio.
gallantly leading his regiment into action:
Lieut.. Taltatfero, of Hikox's battery; Adi't
Boynton 69th Ohio, wounded, Col. Nick.
Anderson 9Th Ohio; Dol. Charles Anderson
Esd Ohio. Both of those officers were
wounded quite severely but after their
wounds wers dressed they returned to the
field. ~ .'"'
Col. F. Miller commanding the 9TH bril-
gade returned to duty after his wound was
dressed.
Lieut.. Col. Hall, Lieut.. Col. Elias NeF
of the 4th Ind. severely wounded. Cant
9. 9. Webb of the 18th Michigan seversIv
wounded. Lieut.. A. G. Russell of the 81 81
Michigan, Lieut.. Mark Walker, of the 18th
Indiana severely, Lieut.. Enoch Weley of
tho 2lst, Ohio severely, Lieut.. Frank Pealer
OF the Goth Ohio severely. Col Leonard,
Col. o. o. Hines, Maj. Elliott. These last
are all OF the 55th lad, aud are seyereIy
wounded. Col. J.iW. Dilet Of the oath Ohio
severely but not dangerously. Mai. Hickox
OF the 69th Ohio, Capt Mcdowell, Adi't
Gen. of Rosecrans' staff, Lieut.. James Nc.
ConneE OF the 18th regulars, Capt. @, w.
Burkett slightly, Lieut. J. b. Ferguson of
The saith Ohio severely, Lieut. James C.
Rowland OF the 10th regulars, Adj't Mas
Sey OF the 6bth Ohio severely, Col. Alex.
Cassell OF the 66th Ohio. not dangerously,
Lieut.. Grinsted of the Sd XIV, Lieut, Nc
Lean Of the 18th Ohio seriously, Cant
Brooks and Lieut.. Peter of the 18th Ohio.
Maj. Marvine of the LIST Wis.
BATTLE Field, SToNE RIvER, January s.
On Saturday it raincd, and all was quiet
nntil night, when the Sd Ohio and I'd In
diana charged aud carried the breastwork.
capturing so prisoners, and killing many
rebels, with slight loss.
During the night the enemy evacuated.
and are supposed to be retreating to Fay
etteville.
Tho New York Herald has the following
Dispatches: .HEa
NASHVILLE. Janury Wounded officers
who arrived from the front, say that Mur.
'EreeeborO Is OortainIy oeesuatod
The rebels have retired to Tullahoma.
General Stanley is pursuing the rebel rear
guard.
enemy.
Thersbels attacked us on Saturday night.
and got whipped aud drove back.
a portion of Negley's division crossed
We lost 1000 killed aud wounded and
400 prisoners.
Tho rebel loss is large.
special from the army of the Potomac
opposite Fredericksburg, Jan. 5th, says
that Richmond papers of Saturday con
tain in addition to dispatches from Bragg
already telegraphed from these headquaT-
ters and dated Friday night, the statement
that the body of Brig. Gen. Sill was left
on the battlefield, and three others were
reported killed, also the following newspa.
per dispatch:
MURFREEsBoRo, Dec. 3l.-We have cap.
tured 900 prisoners including Brigadier
Generals Which and Fry. We DESTROYED
two million dollars worth of Yankee prop.
erty IN the rear Of the Union army last
night.
PHlLApELPHIA, Jan. 6.-The Press has
dispatch from Nashville stating that all the
bridges in East Tennessee have been hurn-
ed, and that Colonel Bruce has recaptured
ClarksvilIe.
NEW YoRk, January 6.-The steamer
Mcclellan, from New Orleans the 2Tth, has
arrived. There is nothing important tran
spring there.
It is Understood that Gen. Banks pro-
poses making Baton Rouge his beadquar-
tiers.
Christmas was marked by unusual row.
dyiSm. Eight persons were arrested for
cheering for JEFF Davis, among them an
English Lieutenant of the Vesuvius. He
was put in the lookup aud in the stocks
and fined Fifty dollars for assaulttug the
police.
1t is reported that the Frence have gain
ed some successes In Mexico.
They captured Puebla, and await rein
torcements thare. There will then DO an
advance on the Mexican Capital, distant 70
miles.
Six thousand French by land took Tam.
pico. - 90
Cotton had fallen to 26c. in Matamoras.
Richmond papers Of the Sd, received
dispatch announces Stuart's return from
raid with 400 Yankees
The Confederate Congress will probably
impose heavy tax on specie boarded By
individuals
Produce is advancing, with very light
Rebel kilograms state that Col. Fayo, Of
Miss, was killed at Murfreesboro, and Gel.
Chalmer and the Col, of the lst Louisiana