The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-23
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HEADo6lRrEns Army PpToNAo,l
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IGENEsAI ORDER No. 43.E
| A Yorktown letter of the 18th states that
our loss on the 11th, at Williamsburg, was
one wounded and Ave prisoners. General
Wise, with, 8, 600 men, occupieS Williams
burg Yesterday Gen. Keyes ssnta,fag OF
truce. for the citizensto leave, as no was
about to she'll the city.
:stFort Magruder7 has been reinforced with:
heavy guns. and q gunboat has gone up
York river and another up j lanes, each side
Pof the town. Y 81 y ) ,affAS' 80 3
,tes5 lsyDbs8 8oasW WARRINGTON, April 2la3
Rebel reports Of p repulse of Generals
I = la. - 7oisq New York, April 81.
IiisSteamer Geo Washington arrived from
New Orleans, 18th inst. Important move
ments were in progress against the Rebels on
Bayou Teche.., -. ;45.s...z ..>;.,..s5.
Banks is in the Geld, at the head of Gro
ver's, Emory,s and Weitzels corps. s'4
Weitzeps forces crossed Berwick's Bay
and advanced to Pattersonyille, ave miles
up the Teche. The enemy retreated.i Our
forces are steadily advancing. -.
| Weitzel was reinforced Sunday by Emo
ry's division. Growers forces embarked at
Brashear City, and proceeded into, Grand
Lake to Indian Bend; above Frapklin.-
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the enemy between two fires.
The Rebels number 5000. It was re-
ported in New Orleans on IT he 18th. that
| Weitzel was within six miles of Franklin.
1t was also rumored Con. Grant bad 1ap-
peared with strong force up Red River.
On the 9th Col. Daniels, with I8o colored
troops, went to Pascae oula. Miss and cap
tured the place. It was; subsequently, at
tack ed by 300 Iebel cavalry and company
of infantry. 20 rebels were killed and a
large number wounded. '' l'''@''" ''"'
The Rebels retreated leaving their colors
behind. Tho enemy brougs down large
reimbursement, and Daniels returned to
Ship Island.
CAIcAao, April 81.
A special from Memphis dated 10Th. says
the steamer from iVicksburg on Friday
brings news of the night befure of the, gnD-
boats Benton, .Tuscumbia, Lafayette, Pitts
burg, Carondelet, General Price, and three
ttranspors ran the batteries at Vicksburg, all
safely, except the transport Henry Clay,
which was burnt opposite the city. The
Benton was the only boat struck; she had
one man killed and two wound ed.
The transport Forest Queen, injured by
coming in contact with gunboat, can be
easily repaired.
From the time ofstarting until the frs
shot heard from the Rebels. was nearly an
hour and aquarter, by which time nearly
all got past.
ST. LOUIS, April 81,
| About noon yesterday, force of some
two thousand Rebels, with six pieces of
artillery, supposed to be under Marmsduke,
attacked foar hundred of the 10th Missouri
militia cavalry, Col. Smart, at Patterson,
thrty-6ve miles south Of Pilot Knob.
Smart fell back, sharply coDtestiDg the
ground for eight miles, when the enemy
gave up pursuit. Our loss in killed, wound :
ed aud missing is about City. Euemy's
| loss unknown. Nothing fell into the Reb-
els hands, Smart having destroyed all the
Government property he could net bring,
away, before leaving Patterson. -yf
Maj. Mcconnell, formerly Provost Mar
shall OF St. Louis, supposed to be mortally
wounded, fell into the hands Of the enemy.
Smart's force arrived at Pilot Knob to-day,
where ample preparations are made to stop
the lurt her progress Of the enemy.