Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04

The enemy attacked my forces about o'clock
this afternoon, and after one Of The severe,t con
tests OF the war they we're repulsed &C all points
We have suffered considerably in killed and
wounded. Among The killed are Brigadier Gen
erals Paul and Took. and among the wounded
are Generals Sickles. Barry. Graham and War
ner. all slightly.
We have taken q large number Of prisoners.
SECOND nEsPArcH.
WAsEJxoror, July A later dispatch has
been received from Gea. Meade. dated 3 o'clock
this morning, which says:
The action commenced again at early daylight
upon various parts OF the line. The enemy thus
far had made no impression upon nv position.
All accounts agree in placing their whole force
here Prisoners report that Longstrees's and A
r. Hills forces were much injured They had
many Generals and officers killed. Gen Barks-
Gale. OF Miss. is dead. His body 10 within our
lines.
We have thus far about 500 prisoners; there
Is small number yet 20 be brought in.
In the 18th Indiana, Lieut. Col. Dudley 10
killed; Major Gridley, slightly wounded; Capt:
Holloway. wounded il. leg; Capt. Shsffer. arm;
Capts. Jones, hart and IVES are wounded: Lieut.
Jones. killed; Lieut.. Patrick wounded in both
legs; Lieut. Schagon, MORALLY wounded
The Republican of this afternoon SAYS:
The Government has received a dispatch dated
Vicksburg, June %, stating that the siege Was
progressing finely No mention is made of the
Rebels in Grants rear.
The following is list of officers of " ads
worth's LIST army corps who we're wounded In
Yesterday fight:
Gen. Meredith. bruised in the head by the frag
ment OF shell. snd his horse being shot, fell OF
him. injuring him internally. Lieut. Col Wood
ward, Aid TO Gen.hered;th, vas wounded il the
right arm
! Prem Hkchnond.
FoEr MoSEoE, July 2-Richnonc dispa.ches
of the 9th says three regiments OF cavalry With
two no stzers left Trusdsle Station last CIV enipg
appeared at Hanover c. II. aud fired into a train
| on Central railroad
The raiders reached South Anna bridge md
we're reeisted BY the guard. Fight progress ng.
Two gunboats At Whitehouse yesterday. The
Yankees killed six and wounded fourteen n
South AIMS Station. and captured W H. r Lee
Later information has been received at the
War Department that large force Of Yankees.
estimated at 30 600. under Dix and Keyes il
moving up the Peninsula
proclamation WAS ssaed this morning to the
citizens of Richmond and other persons in the
State to perfect military organizations to operate
with the troops III the field.
From vicksburx.
INV York. July 3-No assault was made
last Saturday. but Grants works and the fleet
were brought To bear on the devoted garrison
The fire kept up from 2 A. NJ till 10 r. NJ
Our gunners responded hri>kly The Yankees
admit the fire very destructive and the accuracy
unequsled. Our loss seventy FIVE in killed and
wounded.
The Times has the following special from rear
of Vicksburc Wednesday 2ith:
Up to yesterday diminishing has been going on
| along the whole line of our front. or rather
that portion of il from Suyder's Bluff TO the Big
cation of fight being imminent. the rear front
was put in order TO resist an assault
The night before We lost picket of 300 men
near Box Creek. three miles from Snyder's Bluff.
On the same day he 18th Iowa cavalry Was at
tackled by superior force of Rebel cavalry on
the Bridgeport ferry road. They were repulsed
after hard Eight.
Yesterday Osterhaus was attacked NJ Big
Black. great battle ensucd
The Rebels fought with great obstacy and
spirit. and were. after long engagement. re-
pulsed with great slaughter.
The guns OF tire Cincinnati have been removed
by Gen Steele and put in position in land bat
terry.
fleet of transports coming downward with
ordinance and commissary stores. was fired into
at Cypress Bend day before yesterday.
disabled. The Kentucky towed her down
Jas. Thompson clerk of the Quarter master at
Helena, was killed by six pound shot on the
Kentucky
The eunboats drove the Rebels of, aud the
feet came through safe
From Cairo.
CAIRO July IA gentleman from the front re-
boris everything in st.tu quo. Operations still
continue against the Rebel works, and the firing
has become hotter thau il two days ago
Col Smith died from wounds yesterday.
Col. HsnneshOt was MORALLY wounded by a
grenade while entering one of our forts
Johnston's advance is said 10 be within a few
miles Of our outer pickets Everything is pre-
pared to meet him should Inc make an attack on
our works
Prom Harrisburg.
HARKIssuRe. July 3.-1here is great anxiety
here TO know The result OF the battle fought yes
terday and last night between Meade. army and
Gen. Lees. Persons at Columbia and Balm
bridge. and in the neghborhood of York, heard
distinctly the of artillery: at times il was
rapid and heavy.
At daylight this morning it Was resumed.
The battle must have been II, the neighbor-
hood Of Gettysburg.
Telesraphic communication has been resumed
with Baltimore. via Washington and Northern
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