The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25
tflem che Nav NteeS tedses e' Monday
capt. Illness Ra,d Into lndlann,s"
Particulars uI It's Movements,


The raid ol company ot the IT'D
Kentucky (aeoonh rebel cavalry teHt
ment, Under command ct Capt ll'nen,
into Indiana, will tarm II page w the h'a.
tory of oar State, from reliable data
va oondenae the following particulars ct
the raid
Ga Thursday morning lHat about I've
o'clock, Capt hinea'a company, number
ing siAty-tanr men, orosHed the Ohio
river AZ point Tow miles helow Lea
venworlh, in wood boats provided for the
purpose by resident rebel sympelhisera
Ia Kentucky They took tho route a.
Paoh aud Mitchell, Tor the purrose at
cutting the railroads AZ the latter poiut
aud then hurniag the hridges on Che
Louisville, New Albany, and Chicago,
aud on tho Ohio aud Mississippi rail
roads This was the ohieol as stated lay
Lieut. llayoralt, aeoond ia command at
the raiders
Tho trst place reached was Naleene,
Orange county Hero The guuwilms
inok q number at horses, aud pushed on
Ia lhe direction at taoli. pnss,ng 10 the
Weat at thnt place aud ln the direction ~
urleaUs Nrar nrlrans, having heard
that large troa Wna .noN,og a. mvei
II em, they changed iholr oou,so aud
moved olt towards tho rRor paapNA
through ilariinshurg, WashtnAlnn unNN
Is, aud nom thence lay way IL ktnps
Mills, "a tha residence of bryant iirua
dun, 10 Crawford onnnN, aumu three
miles Irom Leayenworih, Nho,a they a.
rived about ton o'clock go ttlday morn-
iNR
lieve they halted br u limu, ani liUi
10y MuNanghlou, ~ momhuf at tho lot
Indiana cavalry, Who Whn pne"uur to
tho puouillaa Whb duuolud Ga o,iu, Ms
ii'uoiun lo conduct lhum lay lho ahogiuat
poaaihlu ruutu 10 the mouth ut liNp ,NuD
MpNnuuhtun en'An opportunity I" Wits
pur iu l,ruion go neud uno ~ h'p " .
hula tu naypuwo,lh 60 nutIN the llump
uuaijs lhrru ot The d,sIpu ~ tho irhoa
~ atiuuul rfusainp late krNtuohi -
lilu iutr, isiand Ml t,uudrn oNo.
,uutni ." po,,nH ,hp lwf "li h'"', n"d
ilinu sHitod uui in onnduN ihr ,olrle 90
wi,,ri Ito tnoh thpm lN - DlfruiiuUA
iuUiu ah"ui twu Wllra uut ~ then way,
ho that 10 rasaue "ve, lhn hlUli dawn "a
iho Give, jhuY would hn ~ platte ,iuw
hum ieavunWudh
Tho hay nunnd az i,aaNuuwo,ih Ia
iiuu w. aouud Tho alarm, Hui ~ huw
minulua aumb ihuY Home ilNasia, uiHht
-, tan 81 lhom ipiUH small hNp hplWpun
tho apua ~ ihGtluon aNd eiAluoH years,
undos command ~ ,luhn Callahan, q pa
,tu lr lhn lot indlpun catplY, murd
uH ~ uuel lhe taonY Nhiil lbs ~, hula
wu,o duapanllop lbs sltrt haul, li'urirn
Alrrri aWHY lt"m ,t,m ani l"inrd lhn
liuna uHaula, ,nh,"p lau in lho llHhi
hD trhula D,uaaui "tuf hnm lbs in
diana ahota la liluu itvot ioland, ani
had puip,ri tbs waiui lu aWln ilrlf hnt
eoa i,un lbs ialaNd ~ tho hpnlUuhF
ehotu, When tho u,,amu, i@ulta, haN'uHa
- puuninr cAnnuu uN huhtd WIN q
squad ni l4envauWn,th a,lilln,f, hnvu lN
AiRhl aui uponui uN lbs rnipla with
aholla simultaneously tallaha"a iutnn
attacked then 10 lho gpor ruu,inR lUin
ihpm aeya,al ,ouoda 81 mushulY 'iha
WA more than thp utadota uApppiod,
and they were totally hp'piaud Lieut.
liaYrfali 10 command at thom t,"pl
iilHea having eanapni nnt"na Tho rF"t
IN a hhlti, ~ ones held habiY conaul-
ialan viii ho uthef 0ltioora aud rnsnly
ei ~ surrender Ito pulei ~ hla shirt
ihe only ~llln one 10 lho company, aud
placing u up0n a Hun waived u 10 lnhun
IT anttrHdtr
1lin i.G0r luhria Immediately euahpi
Guup. md Sc Callahan aud lhu lraypn
NogIl Lpta feeeivrd ilsm 40 rfianurtA
held them uniil ihn afiiyNl ~ Captain
Nat Jepnti, ~ whom lhoy wete turned
Dye, aDd ialsu ~ in4lnylia whetn lhay
p,e npe eoHhUei ~ lbs military pnanh
Captain tstusa, wiiii - company ~ Home
DpHtds, apigsd 81 ihs srsur 81 aHinH
atpHi tltefu uiHulea aliet ils aH,ltnie,
WLfp lhp tebrls hHalei lhpit Wliie
diu U44 iAfy flua ~ ihpit roidnpa,
teUtltsta, ar1 niErt lpl irnrtiif lNl"
ne ANN iHIup ilE pNtatt WeNi lltre
pntpilaa vett billnl. niip Hrnnlpi, ahi
padtrautd ~ ihn Miie, waaa FuUnn
MIN haHrd Wa,fHi. VIM ttsilpi nest
Htanlfhin,p HE hodies ~ llr iwn
dtuvult1 t,hrls were trtntetrl eunilaY
MINING lnl puch els ii one wns tiaO
10 gtoe0baoka and - lhuse Of tho other
nearly 500, also greeubacka The mon.
cy il supposed TO be n portion of TINT
aiolcn from the Adams Express office NJ
Elizabcthtown during their raid there
Hines men fired but three or four
rounds during the whole engagement,
alleging that their ammunition was eX-
hausted. They said that they would not
care SO much to be captured by men and
regular soldiers, but they considered it
disgraceful to have to surrender to a
handful of Home Guards and dozen
little boys Lieut.. Haycraft says that
they fully understood the hazardous
character of their enterprise, but that
Capt Hines was promised Colonies
commission if he was successful the OBJ
ject Of the raid.
The total number of rebels captured
was Gity-four, killed and wounded five,
escaped FIVE. On their route through
the country they paid in green-backs for
all their provisions and forage. They
took away no other property than horses,
the calicoes, cloths, and boots and shoes
found with them having been stolen at
Elzabethtown, Ky. The reported fight
at Orleans was a mere report, no fight
taking place They killed no one, aid
for rebel raiders, we must say, behaved
toleraby decent. The prisoners were
severe in their denunciations of the cow
ardly conduct of Capt Hines in desert
ing them, and apparently caring for no.
thing else than saving his own carcass.