Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-10

I A G Dunn, dang; 1t 4 i Lloyd Set w L Is Olenaev
ing, Bev; corp dc9oin, sew T Ells seVi bfs
| zisr, sew; Isu. Davis, sew; ] L siORcrief, dang.
COMPANY d--khed: II n Hesson Wouhnsui II "
CIaham sew; Taylor, A Ferguson
! Company H-Klled; Henry Ghost wounded ss
T Il Browning sew; J. A Bfigg dang; W A GTuoba sew
A Hal tsv; G w Han, ; Al Nswiand, sev, aod miss
COMPANY K-Killea: Capt L Jones' T J Oarcoll G
r Link. Wouuded. 1t : 4 Burney Sergt J " Hes or
| u n Estes sew; W Z Underwood ssv; g B aeiey W
Trsland. J P Griffin. J Hutchlnson. W II k9dgers.
W Swain, "; P L Th0mPsou, " + Terrelii J Z Gov
| ifgtoa, sew. Missing; Jno BsdWrdss ~ ..,.
llsosp'tulatlon-Klied a. wounded ~ nisaia 8
/ 3-97.
| lsf Tsanessss battalion. Hejer S. II. Cotias
Commanding.
Field and stsa--Vounded; Maj H COlnl slightly
Co npauy A-LSeut " A Hays. corpl T Esstha;n
| corpl " O. Bat ar, G B Grace. Wounded; 6erst J
/ B5zartb, a Ga ter; A q Moore. W Watt severely
/ COMPANY B-Kisd: L Hitchcock g D allison
1 B Underwood. Wounded: Eergt II K -berts eorpl 4
| r itsheOas, II Da- b, Humphrss } n Dla ne
! Missing; erpl n Wat on.
CON 5any Cs--KHlsd: F II vFfEerson. James Lore
/ T Eene. Wounded K Bainei seryt @ II Gantral sey
| corpl n B Ro I'd sew eoFpl D Delons sew Wm Ad
| Goes seye ely.
! CEN any 5-gIllsd: Jaaes Harley, Divld Shsnks
( Wounded: Lieut. W Thompson, Lieut. " Trszitt
ergi II II Abel, James Hoc4ett James Hunt, II Ayeri
GssPaav E-KHled. Lieut. J F Whiry, J y Shelton
I W0Hnaed: Jsnes Grahsma.
Rscsultulaion: Killed l3i wounded, 2l missing, l-3'
| BiedsEe's BaitsTy-FWst LisEt. X. L. Ws6d
Commanding.
Killed: James Thompson. Wounded: L Boks, EaY.
RecanitulaHion--ktlled ]; wounded, l-2.
R-csIitu,aion and Total Casualties in GTeFg's Bn
gs0s-Kiied: III; wounded 457i missing 1888.
Frosu the Frsns- issisaipPi Departments.
From the HobJls TribuneI
We are iudsbte4 to the courtesy Of Major
Tom Oehiltroe, late of Maior-Genersl TaPl0r's
s'8f, wh5 is just from the west Of the Missssip-
pi, for some interesting news. He left General
KIRBY Smiths headquarters at Shreveport on
he 25-h ult Gen. Price was falling back from
AriLadtlphia, with 6 largely superior fores Of
the enemy IN front Gen. Tsylor's army was
bsing concentrated nsar Alexandria. with the
exception Of three brigsdes under Gen. Tom
Green. Below VIC copy an extract from an Al
exandria paper giving some good news Of the
operations Of Gen. Green Oar informant
states that be had information of a later SUCCESS
ful engagement of that officer. On the 26
alt. Gen, Green attacked and defeated a superior
Yankee army, near the mouth Of Red river.
HIS force was composed Of two bTigadss Of cav.
airy aud one Of iniaut-y. With these he en-
gagged two divisions o. the enemy and his vic
tory was complete. He hssFnow sgsin com
maHd Of the river, against all the efJrts Of the
Yankees to drive him from it.
The lsst reports Hcm below represent that
Gan. Banks, with twenty-five thousand men,
was crossing BeFwick'5 bay at Brashear City
Gen. Taylor was watching his movements close
" and, it was supposed, would give him battle
al or about FsTmIllion bridge, in the AttakaDss
The victory Of Sabine Pass was comDlets and
without a parallel IN the war. The official re-
port SHOWS q a. the enemy, under Generals
FTsnkIin ssi Wiizsl, with tweniy-twO trans
ports, about 1900 men and four gUnboats, At
fsuptad 70 lsnd. The whole Confederate forcs
It the fort was foTty-twO men, the JEFF. Davis
guards, mostly Irish Thsir nearest reinforce
mant was ct Houston, eighty miles of. This
gallant l,te band f0nght The enemy several
hours, disabled three Of their gunboats, and
Drove The whole fact ignominiOuSy away. They
captured two Of their best guDborts, the Clifton
and Ssche.a, with fifteen guns and two huudted
hn1 eighty-fve prisoners. including Commodore
Crocker The gUnboat Arizona was supposed
70 have bsen struck after she put out TO sea
Gen. MaTTuder was soon on the spot, and now
IsSdes ais orders from the guub1ss Clifton.
Active preparations are bsiBg maze to meet
he invasion Of the enemy. The people Of
Texas are rising from the ages of 6fteen to
sixty.
Tho Yankee gunboats arc very vigilsnt, con /
stsutly pieketing the river and destroying al |
skif5 and Other means Of conveyance across
the Mississippi.
The following is the extract from the Alex |
kndTi- pspor above alluded to:
CHEERING NEWS We are Glad TO have the /
Joyous pleasure 70 chronicle to orr readers the /
fact Of important achievements on cur side of |
the river, as well as on our side of the house |
'hough the Eubdued and chicken-heGrted nav .
grow sick and shake in the knees, our military /
commanders and their glorious troops are still |
buoyant and hopeful, and give the internal Yam |
KEGS HI under the fifth rib every chance thgy /
get. We announced last week that General |
Green had bl0cksded the Mississippi, and |
driven back their transports, and even whipped /
: tuueted iron-elsd gunboat Since then the .
enemy haYe landed near MorgsBzs I've OF
ak thousand troops, and thought to get
in the car Of our troops, and thus cut /
hem off, and eventually capture the whole Of I
hem. 10 this vain sndsavor they marched in
he direction Of, aud in q few miles of MUrgan's
ferry, On the Atchafslsys, and the same night
struck an enemy in their own rear. Msj Boone
ard his gallant band we're there, assisted by the
Yaiverde battery, and sans csTsE1OHis walked
rugh-Fhod into the affections Of the blue-beliss
As IS always the case when furiously attacked
he Yankees left in double quick, leaving large
iBmber Of their men dead on the field. A few
isys after they we're reinforced and came at our
roops with renewed hopes Of success. General
J cen hsd crossed the river and was patiently
waiting their arrival, which was not long de-
syed. Soon another brisk fight commenced
.CrOss the nsrrOw stream, and soon the Yankees
FeTe again whipped and ia full retreat When
sst heard from they were Masking good time
luTsued by that " furious old fighter" and bis
'TGva troops. Ere this time, Gen Green is agsin
N the Mississippi, master Of the situsticn, and
iisputirg the free navigation of the river with
IuT Yankee triends-AteTGHdria Democrat