New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26
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McCooks Corps right wing exhibits loss Of
GO killed, 1891 wounded, y, OJ2 missing. Crillen-
denis Corps left wing Loaf $3.50 killed and
wounded showing where the heavy lighting was
done Our loss ia killed and wounded alone ID some
where IN the negborhood OF 20.
We have no means OF ascertaining the Losses Of
the enemy. We are satisfiet, from their own ac-
counts, that it was much heavier than our own.
Rebel officers now in our custody cay their superors
estimated 1t ut 10 OJO killed and wounded, and the
way the Richmond papers howl seems 20 confirm
their statements. We have some 81 500 prisoners,
. 800 Of whom are wounded, one third Of whom
will die Nearly twenty per cent Of our own VIII
die not withsauding the that lie bestowed up0n
them by hospital attendants, good surgeons, and
sanitary friends from tho Northwest.
As usual, many eAtrlyagant statements were sent
North by teegraphisis who did not venture within
twenty-eight miles Of the battle field. The public
were ADVISED that two Of our divisions Of the lett
wing had entered Murfreesboro two days before the
enemy fled, &c. Gems. Rousseau, Palmer, Negley,
and others were olted killed. The Rebel Gems.
Cheatham and McCOun Were certainly killed
The n. Y. Tunes had II that Rosecrans's army
was terriJiy Scqtiered"-a mischievous nissLaLe-
ment. There was no time after Wednesday noon,
Dec. 81, during which the army was not ready for
battle al all points, in solid, compact mass, formed
In column by division doubled on the center. The
facts touching distinguished casualties Us fol-
lows;
Brig Gen. sill WAS the only Union general
The only Union generals wounded were Brgadiers
I. j. Wood, Van Cleye, anu Kirk-the latter se-
yerely.
The colonels killed were as follows:
Col q. ". Roberts. Ard H., commanding Brigade Col. f.
schseaer, "a Mo- commanding Bnsade Col Fred. C. Jones
18th Ohio Col J. q. Hawkins. l3,h Ohio; Col As,nrde
2ls ls Col Williams, 2a!h H. Col A. Harrington. 97lh
Ill Col Miuor Miik,, lot Ohio Cavalry; Col Mckee 81
n.y.; Col. FoTmAn 18TH Ky. Total. 10.
LigurEsASrC LOSRLs KILLED j. Y. Gsresehe Chief Of
aA Read. 18th H. Cotton Gen KY Ke, ~ Ohio; Drake
4itn Ohio. Total, 5.
mot dssbled) j. H. Scott, 18th Ill j. w. EaGe 4Oh lad
}. ". Fri1ee gIth ohoi c. q. Ines S'th Ind p. n
swain 9Jth Ohio; Stem, l0lst Ohio; Nick Anderson, 9th
LIErTesaSf.c oIoSFIs WoGsosD ~Nsa 45h Ind berry
5h Ky Tanner g2d Ind tand pFsOneDi -, sab Ind.
Ny casualiy list of Majors is imperfect. record
from memory, viz:
KLLKD-Mijor Rosensafteu Ander,on Cavalry; Major
Ward Anderson Cavalry nortay wounded, and since died
Major Moore, lot Ohio Cavalry MAJOR Carpenter igth u.
S. Army. Total, I.
Seunor. 10Th y Army Major Hckox, byh Ohio Major
Macvene let Wisconsin MAJOR Porter 4gth OHIO. Total
There were several more whose names | do Ut
now recall. The foregoing list exhibits the follow
ing;
Generals killed.. Lieutenant Coloues Killed.
Generals Lieut. Colonies wounded.
Generals prisouer........ Majors SiIlod,...,..,,..
olonelS Killed. '........lOl ,JoIs wounded.
Colonies wounded. five Adj utants......
Total field officers killed wounded aud prsoner.....4s
We have information which leads I'd to expect
mother obstinate conflict in Tennessee. 10 is
believed that Bragg has received orders 10 hold the
line of Duck River, - miles hence with promise OF
strong IeoHtOrcements from Virginia. Ii Is possible
nc may move upon us.
Ills cavalry Is now abroad attempting CON-
muncations and destroying trans aud we are trs-
ing 10 destroy them. Daring the past two days it
has rained necessarily ana heavily. The streams
arc all booming high. GunboaLs will appear in the
tennessee and Cumberland Rivers speedily.