The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-06
last evening. AZ thas tire Svsrvshus vss fuvsv,bas
rua ROBERT R. MITCHELL,
BrteaAis1 General Cennapdma


hostiiaies, save diminishing Ihh evening bAtssye<
down rebel house which concealed shrpshootars ant
After short fighting drove The encmy Of covcr from
which they had damaged Unless the enemy attacks
Sunday will perhaps be quiet.
Up 20 date our killed and wounded including skirmish-
ing, amount 70 nearly nve thousand An unusual pro
portion Of the wounds The number Of killed
10 about one firth that Of lhe wounded.
The MurfreesbcTo Red Banaey OF yesterday admits .
rsbo loss Of 1ve thousand In Wednesdays battle They
have lost at least two thousand SINCE PYsepeys stsse
shat Generals Hardse and Hanson were killed..
Tho following are additional names Of Union ofc>rs
killed and sopsdsds-
Colonel Pred Q. Jones, rvensy-foussh Chic, salsa.y
lsadiss bic regiment Into action. 1.-yrsy~ +. +.
Lisasenait Tslisfsrro, Of AisEox's battery.
Adlutans BoyntoD, SIXTY -ninsh Ohio.
WOUNDED.
Colonel Nick Anderson, SIXTH Ohio.
Colonel Charles Andersen, NiHSly .shrd Ohio. Bon Of
these officers wounded quite severely but After The
wounds wee dressed they returned 70 the held.
ccic6e ]. f. Miller commanding Seventh brigade, 70.
turned 70 duty after his wound was dressed.
Lieutenant Colonel Hail.
Lieutenant Colonel Elias Nor Fortieth Indiana severely
Captain c, c. Webb, Thirteenth Michigan, severely.
Lieutenant a. 9. RUSSELL rwenty-nrst Michigan.
Lieutenant Enoch wery, Twenty first Ohio, severely
Lieutenant Frank Pealer, sixsy-nfss Ohio, severely.
Colonel Leonard.
Colonel C. C. Hines.
Major and Adjutans Eiots. These last ere all Of che
Fifty seventh Indiana, and are severely wounded.
Colonel J. ". Tyler, Nineyfoursh Ohio, severely but
not dangerously.
Major Hickox, Sixty. ninth Ohio.
Captain Mcdonnell, Adjutant General Of Rosecrans,
staff.
Lieutenant James Mcconnell. Eighteenth regulars.
Captain c. W. Burket, slightly.
Lieutenant 8. =. Smith, slightly.
Lieut.. J. B. Ferguson, sxsy4ourth Ohio, severely.
Lieut.. James Q. Rowland, Sixteenth regulars
Adjutant Massey, Fifsy-nfth Ohio, severely.
COL Alex. Cassel, Sixty Afsh Ohio not dangerously r
Lieut. Grinstsd, Sd KENTUCKY.
Lieut. AcCana, 18th Ohio. seriously.
Capt. Brook and Lieut. Peter. 7lsh Ohio.
Major Narvrs, lst Wisconsin.
Tho Lieutenant Colonel OF tho 0eth indiana was saved
by breastplate shot struck hh breast and knocked
him out Of his saddle.
Lieutenant VIM. Porte-, Of General Rosecrsns' STAR
riding directly behind tho General received piece Of
shell between his pants and haversack. cutting his
brecches. -.e eof
Into bitter light General Rosecrans worried by some
Third Ohio, with his regiment and tho Eighty eighth
Indiana hoy carried tho works al the point Of the
bsyonst, capturing many prisoners and holding the
works.
All quiet now, but the enemy reported evacuasing
IouisvnIs, KY, Jan. Z, 1863.
kyery thing 10 going well in trout. Gen. Rosecsans
Is In Marcesboro. He captured the rebel trains and 10
driving che ensny. Gen. Rousseau 10 nphart HIS Az
arm.
The journals dispatches say that fourth bloody
fight occurred last night during the Tie rebels
charged US snd repulsed.l Our troops
hold Murfreesboro. Our advantages arc decided.
General Brsck,nrdaes division was cut to pieces
and routed on Saturday. Our skrmshers decoyed
largo number Of rebels among batteries. We routed
them with great slaughter.
Capt. McCullock, OF the Second Kentucky cavalry
union) says the rebel General Writer'S was driven
most to madness by the slaughter Of his Eycwi.
nesses say that the slaughter exceeds that Of Shiloh
Gen. Rosecrsns and his soldiers are In the highest
spirits
On saturday Colonel Daniel McCook engaged whcelers
cavalry six miles from Nashville, routing him completely
All Is highly cheering.
Prisoners say that General Kirby Smith is 10 the fight
Rebel can.esns ied with whiskey and cuoIowdcr
The Murreesboro Ri OF the "a inst says tho federrls
fought CALAMITY, and admit loss OF i've thousand.
Tho Union prisoners enL Murfr,esboro a. fast as
taken,
Captain John nesba Of Kentucky, was wounded BY
shell in tho bead Adutant Card, Of tho regiment
was shot by cannon ball.
NAsHSnLs Tenn, Jan. 4, 1854
II reported that General Rosecrans shclled Murfrecs
boro this morning. There was no reply, our forces
would occupy At aoch The rebels undoubtedly left
Our ioyces Il L reported, rre pursuing
McCook attacked wheeler's cavalry tho asylum,
Elk miles Nashville killing eight which were left
on the field and mauy wounded Seven unionists were
wogpdcd :. -"
Captain Pinuey, o. the Fifth Wisconsin, Lieutenant
Hastings, 81 tho Tweny.aflh Illinois, and all tho com
misso ed officers and sergcants Of Conn., anies @ aud
X, are killed Or disabled.
Colonel scott q the Nineteenth Illinois, Is seriously
wounded
Captain Austin, Of General woodruTs star, is taken
prisoner.
Private dispatches say that the rebels In their retrca
are burning the wherever they get bold Of It,
It's reported thu, Frank Ward Of AndersoDs Troop,
killed. .ss.lcS.s-Tls ,.rn~s ~ -
All the reports u Gen Eosccrans having retreated TO
Nashville are false.
The aght 10 day il supposed 20 DO 10 the vicinity q
Christlana.
The interruptions or the rebel cavalry between Nash
vile and chrs,iana make Il dlccat T. ret news, but
everything thus FAR favorable tho ultimate succsss
Of the Union arms.
The Jews concentrated here ard Cairo have appoint,
ed depuiaions proceed Washington, 70 rernoatfaie
against Gen Grants order oxpong them from The terri
tory occupied BY The Union force.
There are four feet a The Cumberland Shoals
ard the river 10 rising