The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05
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9ders Particulars Of the Tremendous
Fighting Between Generals Rose
~ Grams and Johnston
THE a eUAL TIE s.
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Our Loss in Killed, Wounded
- and Prisoners About
Seven Thousand.
~ Rebels Estimate Their Less at
Five Or Sin Thousand.
The BATTLE ON FRIDAY.
The Fight Renewed ON Sat-.
urday.
REBEL Aecouwrs or the Battle,
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THE BATTLE OF FRIDAY.
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Uuc~ Mr.,
III Rebels Estimate Their Less at
Five Or six thousand.
The Fight Renewed ON Sat-
urday.
REBfL ACCOUNTS or TINE BATTLE,
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THE RATTLE OF FRIDAY.


BATTLE FIELD FRONT OF MuRvxxnssoRo,(
Jan. PIP n.
he battle On Stones 10 not yet decided although
Aas continued for three days. with ntsrmlsons yester
tay and to-day
/ AFTER the severe struggle Of Wednesday the enemy
persisted in Amng upon right 70 cut IN on from
Nashville. 10 foil this attempt our right was thrown
cut stswarVs creek, and the enemy, finding M TOO
strong portion lne suddenly fell upon
centre Thursday morning, but severely rspussd
~ the left Of Thomas and the right Of Crttendens
grand divisions Later the day they nercely assaled
Ne right Of our centre and again repulsed Both
- end manosuvsring for position.
On Thursday night the enemy appeared again 70 DO
\ esacsntrasins upon right Their Commands wsrs
1istDsty heard IN our camps; but suspsctng russ,
General Rosscrans threw Beaatys brigade Of Van Caves
Nvaion across stoscs river left, with supports,
&hore they rested q shout ten O'Clock this nqrning
bsewssn three and scus O'clock this Afternoon thssnsmy
Asds another Formidable denonssrssioa seasss our
slats, but were handsomely repulssd. ~ tts Same
sims immenss massof infantry precpata<d upon
1sAssys brigade aad drove II, after gallant rshtancs,
lasas back across the river.
NcgIsy's nns division, which took distinguished
rt in the preceding sctons, and thar Of Jefferson O.
svh, successiveiy CAN'T 70 ~ support, whom most
1pssts struggle eDsusd. Both sides seemed determined
alsy V play, aatn nsas,y al shs batteries in sAs
hsniss were a. WORK. 1hs upvoar u muskssry and
assiDssy II the nsst farioo dsscrIpsion and tho
ho,s AsId shsoaded by clouds Of smoke. Our
n suffered severely ~ shs sssmys are but tssy ad
lsoces with snainching dissemination Hsslsy Il last
6e6assd his division 70 charge pushed forward with
- Altering when the enemy sullenly gave way me
iDani ssysniy-ssshth Ps.nsylvania charged homo on
- Twsnty-sixsh Tennssss and captures IT, ooIors
%sesAer regiment rushed upon battery, drove away
~ gsrness and ssssd the guns great shout Of v,cts
~ rossasoag the whole line, asd carried uAgnn.
I1snt vsluzass fsom len 70 right aAd back again.
Rsrssivs this General Rosscrsns now erdsrsd
= advance 81 the whole line just bsfsre dark Tns line
1wspt oswasA with rsaG nshpsasm. but darkness soon
Ads mpeasabis to prss our sdvsnsags 70 . conclusion
1svwthslsn ths sf fairly established on the est
tsnk the river tAs centre advanced 70 position here
tsss bella By III spsuy, I'D The right again occupied
nss PORTION Of original Linz from which had been
Srivsa On wednesday. mus, win - perceived, ~
tsssdsd advantage \ with Us.
Jononew noning, however, shs battle win b 70.
.pansa. We DOW feel conhdsns Il ultimate vissosy.
Tm LOSSES.
Our sssss since Wednesday morning amount 70 about
Oar thousand killed and wounded u which sx hupared
oss killed. Our los Of pssoDsn = several VAousand
n enemy o The nrss day sApsarsd twsnsysix suns
esA disabled sx. We captured four from thsm on We'd
Assday The rsss loss, estimated By themselves va,
bs.wesn four thousand and ave thousand k,llsa ana
wounded Including Brissd,sr General Rains kiIlsd.
AHsssshsr, vs have captured about one thousand
Ivscosn from all the Southern states Genera
eAsa.hsm, Adjutant General, and sundry nsd oacsrs,
vsss captured.
Among The casualties side, additional 70 those
skssdy forwarded, ars.-
AsridAns division.
Lieutenant Colonel Cotton, u Louisville.
Ilsutsnax, Colonel Tanner, Twenty second Indiana
MAYOR Russell, Sixth Ohio.
= Lisutsnsns Burke, First OHIO artillery.
Captains Penny and Carpenter. Firth and Eighth Wis
esnsn batteries.
wouSpm.
Cc,oaslP svshs, Ninety ninth Ohio through rish'
.srn.
osOssl Scott, Nnssssssh Illinois, sadiy
Colonel Andersen, Sixth Ohio, in thigh,
co onc Bake Fortcih Indiana psrolsd ana proceeded
Lieutenant Colonel Il sans regiment, wounded ssd cap
s~sd while beng moved TO Nashville; psroled end pro.
esedsd-
Captain r. n. Nsaou Twenty -sscond ohIo,srtiiery
Colonel wolfe, Of Ohio, and Colonel carIin, .of nliuois
sssmAsdips br,sadss. Lieutenant Colonel shsphsrd
Eighteenth regulars, reported killed, were no. hurss
General which was captured unlDjured.
Amoag hundreds who have conspcuovsy ds,inxusl,sd
lssmsevss General Eessy General stanley colopsy
walters Of the Eighty Illinois Captains rhreps,ou
end Fisher Of Mccooks STAT Captain OTIS, q the