Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20
DAILY SENTINEL
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Noon Reports.
Prom New York .


the following special dispatch from Chattanooga
of the l2th, via Nashville on the 18th:
Complete official returns from the infantry en-
gagged ia the late battle are received and give the
following statement:
Thomas corps-Otficers killed, 80; wounded
266: missing l29 Men killed. 636; wounded
1927; missing, 2,l27 Total 6,30l
McCook's corps-Officers killed. 40; wounded
I6S: missing 10 Men killed, 263: wounded
2,367; missing 503 Total 4.52O
Crttenden's corps-Oficers killed 80: wounded
23l; missing, - Men killed, 296; wounded
2,l57; missing. 655 Total 3 300
Two brgades of Graugers reserve corps, en-
gagged only in the afternoon of the second dav's
fight. lost-Oficers killed, l6 Men killed, 230
Officers wounded. % Men wounded. 577 OH
GERS missing, 81 Men missing. 527 Total
,732
The losses of the cavalry are not reported.
The grand aggregate, including the cavalry,
will be about 10 600 of these 4,6o5 are missing,
among whom about =. 500 wounded
Thirty six pieces OF artillery were lost, also a
few wagons.
Southern papers of the 9th are received. They
still insist that their whole loss will not exceed
$4,000. But partial returns, published by them,
Indicate il as greater
Hindm1n's division alone lost 2.l0O out of
3,400 men.
The tone of their editorials continues very des-
pondent the failure of Bragg to take Chat
tanoosa.
Joe Johnston is proved to have been all the
time in Mississippi. and not with Bragg's army
Reports from Mississippi say that two corps
from Grants army moving to the succor OF
RO-ecrans-one overland from Memphis aud an
other by water.
Jeff Davis is reported to have arrived in
Bragg's army the 10th.
All has been quiet along our front for the last
two DAYS.
The vote Of the Ohio regiments belonging to
the army at this point. "a tar IA received up to
this morning. stands 9 ,423 for Brough. 252 for
Vallandngham, and Is regiments and 9 batteries
10 be heard from, which will swell Brouch's ma
jority IL 600
Torrents of rain have continually fallen and
kept both sides quiet for three days All the
water courses rising and the roads are getting
very bad
A special to the Tribune, dated Headquarters,
Army OF the Potomac, 18Th. says:
have just returned from the extreme front
of the army We arrived at Bull Run at
the bridge. followed it up to Sudey's Mills or
Church, and struck out thence upon the old bat
tie field. where we found Gen fitzpatrick hunting
for the enemy. We were driven out by sharp
artillery firing
Gen Fitzpatrick had been disturbed at Stone
Bridge in the morning by his pickets being driven
in. when he sent out Gen Custar, and followed
with his entire division. The enemy's cavalry
made stand in and behind some stone houses,
but were sent flying by few shells from our
artillery. The fugitves were followed in the di-
rection OF Gainesville
james reoe brigade, diverging towards Ma
nassas when We arrived there had Just had little
cavalry brush
No rebel infantry were seen aud it is not be
heved there J. any force this side of Brstow.
Last night Fairfax Court-house was alarmed by
a report that Stuart was coming down from Aide,
and = force WAS sent ont % meet him. The facts
as finally ascert incl. are, that about & O'Clock
III the evening fifteen men of the 18th New York
cavalry, stationed near Chantily about halt way
between Fairi'x and Centrevle were surprised
by some gueriillas under Mosbv As the men
were outnumbeie ed, they attempted fight, but six
OF them were captured One. who Dlanaged TO
escape 'his morning. reports l2.0n0 rebel cavalry
ON the FRYING Pan road moving toward Gaines
vile
The rebel~ also made descent on the Orange
and Alexindrl railroad. at AccOtink. and cap
tured some $50 Of the 18th Ohio
The Times special say:
Washington has been filled with runlors during
the day. The belief that great battle Is pro
gres,ing within eighteen miles of The city is very
general; but no engagement has taken place.
Rebel guerrillas are prosecuting active cam !
pagn between Meade's army and Washington.
Several officers attached TO Gen Sedgwicks
headquarters were captured this morning.
The World says, elitorialiy, that a report
reached this city last night that Gen Meades /
army had retired within the defenSes of Wash /
ingtOn. This information was not subjected to
the scrutiny of the Washington censor. it has
no official sanction whatever.