, 1863-07-22

mandlng. 2l9 men.
10th Ills. infantry, " B Colbert Col. command
sst6 Miss . infantry, " Barry, Col. command
Sd Mics. Infantry. T A Burgtn 1t. Col. command
Sth siier: infantry, P Nelson cspt. command
5aS,h Miss. infantry, " Sears Col. commanding
$50 men.
ssth Ala: infantry, ) F Dowden Col. command
ss9 As. Infantry, Jno " Pertls, Colonel, com
9oth Al; II :ihniantFy, Jno H,elcy, Colonel, com
s4th Al Infantry, detached, Joel Avery, Lieut.
:, s9tb e; Ala: Infantry, E Brewer, Capt command
ing 3N men. ~ e0"1--''3
g soth AZ: infantry, Ed " Peters. Col, command
.o s1st AZ; A.; infsantEy. n Arlington, Lieut. Col
9, soth Ala Infantry, NJ Shelly, Col, commsuaiu,
-; "a Ala: infantry, F E Beck, Col, comnanaiue
90 sist M Ga. Infantry, " Curtis, Col, commanding
- $50 Go. IN Infantry, II N oranthan Capt, com
-, 4ed &C Gs: infantry, r Henderson, Co.. command
. 5oss r. O.: Infantry, Abela johnson. Col, command
6sd @: Infantry, Jno Moore, Major command
sch ca: Infantry, F B Jackson, Lleut Col
commagding 552 men.
51b men.
seth, g Infantry, "A WJohnaton, Col, CON
nandi1g 4e4 men.
d6th O.: infantry. E P Watkins, Col. command
;, 67th Ga: infantry, VIM Barkaloo, Col, command
Siit Tenn: infantry, J g Rose, 1ieut Col, com
ed Tenn. infantry, A Rowan, Col, command
6oth Tenn. infantry, J " Bachman, Capt, com
4ad Tenn: Infantry, Jas " Gilesplr, Col. com
5y.h Tenn; infantry, VIM L Eakln, Col. co.
50 Tenn. Infantry, N Lillard, Col, co-,-.. :. :
slat Tenn: infantry, W II Bradso-4 Col, con
SD l. heavy artillery, F N Ogden, Major, CON
lst L. heavy artillery, D Bettyhoover, Lieu,
Col, commanding
1st Tenn. heavy artillery, A jackson, Col, com.
vadiea, light artillery. S c Baird, Capt, com.
!, appeal Battery, r A Cotton, 1leu., command.
"a Ala. light art.nesy,JR R sclat1r. Lieut.. com.
Pount coupee artillery, " Dani1son, Capt,
Tobin's Tenn. light artillery, F Tobln, Cant,
Lenestak BATTERY, Il Lengstak, Capt, com.
nandirg 50 men.
Loves Mo: Battery, J L jackson. Lieut., com.
mandfng 81 men.
Sd Mo. Battery, co c, " E Dawson, Lieut., CON.
manting Gi men.
Sd Afo. cavalry. Felix 1otsperch. Capt, COM
manliIg lo0 men.
1zth AK. Battalion, l. Bill. Lieut., command
1T Ark. Battalion. cavalry, CLARK, capt,
commanding III men.
LIST Mo. easal:y, Geo " Law, Lieut. Col, COM
1nandirg go men.
1st alo. Battery, Henry Gaibon, Capt, command
Lands Battery, c L,ndIe. Capt, commanding
Walsh's Battery, r G Walsh, Lieut., command
ist Mrs: Light artillery, Vim T withers, Col.
Wards Nias. light artillery battery, n Ward,
Major, commanding 185 men.
signa1 Corps, Max Danilson, Capt, command
ist Tenn. cavalry, R syandyke. Capt, command.
ing 81 men.
city Guards, E Martin, Capt, commanding 50
men,
Cavalry battery Guards. Wards Texas Legion.
] " still. Capt, commanding Is men
sm1ths Partisan Range1s, Smith, Capt,
GhslokSe Aa5ttillsg, 4 N Van Der corpunt, Capt,
Bohtonte ARTILLERY, Alex Christ, Capt, COM
Signal coips, A King, Capt, commanding =
Wedde!1.s Dattcry, ] F wadden, Capt, COM
Hudson's Dutters, L Hool, Capt, commanding
t3 men.
Nsnt;s light artillery, Q Wall, Capt, command
ID Maryland Battery, B Rowan, Capt, com
EandiDg II men.
ORDNANCE.
The number Of small arms or 1puskets that
were taken will amount to fifty thousand at
least, and may 70 ~ high as G0,O00. One hum
dred aid nine field pieces, and thirty. three
sicEe guns, mostly co1umbiads, we're found
On the river works, and In those at the rear.
Many Of the guns are very, valuable. There
fs no way Jet TO compute the amount Of AM
munition, camp eqnipage, transportation
trains, etc, taken In dollars and cents it
would amount to large SUN. In the arsenal
! saw & large number Of the Mississippi
bowie knives, some two feet long. This is
rather suggestive of reflection upon ths usa-
res Of civilized warfare.
FROM JACKSON.
The latest Information from Jackson repre-
rents Johnston reinforced by all the Mobile
furse, but an Insignificant garrison, part of
Ereckipridge's command, and soma from
Bragg's old army, Uiakicg his effective force
between thirty and forty thousand. Desetters
put It ns low aA fifteen and IS hirh as seren-
ty.flye thousand.
Johnston is we'll entrcnched behind re.
doubts and rife pits thrown up around the
city about one miEe out. Grant turned upon
him 60 quickly after the surrender that lis
hc proposes to give us fight. It is repor ed
that portion Of our forces have crossed
Pearl River, ii true, We have the town Invest
cd. The situation ts represented to be very
similar to that st Vickebure In June-heayy
artillery fighting, and sharp shooting along
the line Onr torcs is not large enough 10
'Ss IL hope o9Eh %1;h many ag' tint teaJSage JsSg
SONS tate may yet be Iiks tho fate Of Penn
beIten. I AN confdent there will DO hard
fighting before the right Of possession Ia de-
cidee, and also confident that Johuston will
Lot only bc satisfactorily whipped, but lose
Ja1gs part Of lis army. Johnston has heavy
artillery, and 4 good supply. He appears to
USE u better than Pemberton did-lnore judi
clous)y md effectively.
GEN. LAUMAS's REpu1sg,
By an error Of some one, our forces 7Fcra
repulse1 On the 18Th, at our extreme right
commanded. For this error Gen. Lau,nan
l,as been relieved Of his command, BY Major
General Ord, and goes North to-day. General
Z. T. aoyey takes command Of his own and
Gen. humans divisions. Gen. Lautnan re-
ctired orders to more forward cautions.
y At The right until he should reach
the jackson & New Orleans RaiIroad. tear
up portion, and advance as far as posAible
without bringing on general engagement,
It j. esfd tbat after tearing up the track some
ef his fsrces moved too rapidly forward.
The enemy being concealed from view, the
column was within short range before they
o1scoyercd them: TteJ Instantly opened !
l'tn5J tire ot artillery and 1nu8ketrF. and re-
pulsed our forces with loss Of between three
sEd four hundred. In u military sense, Gen.
Lau1nan ID responsible. whether he Il Justly
20, cannot say, from the information now
! oteess- Col. Earle, Of the SD Iudiaua, was
killed, and Major Long, Of the 4lst Illinois,
supposed. 1noitalIy wounded, and left on the
field. It is supposed that about one hundred
u onr loss was in prisoners, the remainder
killed and wounded.
Several boats, the Luminary among the
number, have left for New Orleans. It t1ard-
y seems possible that the tsFathee Of Wa
eTs !" is again ut cur control, and no more
to run.
AFoRCE At NATcHKz.
4 sufficient force has been sent to Natchez
o hold that point. Since the fal1 of Vicks.
burg, the guesillas on the banks have mostly
Tie defeat at Helena contrib
1ted much to effect their dispersion, and now
Lat they cannot hold the river longer, it is to
.e hop: they viii tire Of the partisan war
are, aud gracefully submit to their fate.
PARTRIDGE.
LATER.
In my letter Of this morning, Col. Earl is
reported killed In the 54th Indfana regiment,
his il IN er1ur. he commanded the 53d ILL
'"is. Below, hand you list of casualties
2 the $50, &C occurring on the 18th inst, near
Jackson: This regiment is part Of General
I~auma1'e command The 41st Illinois. Sd
[.wa, ard 28th Illinois, also suffered severely.
but l have mot been able to obtain lit Of
ny but the 53d, Which is given as follows:
coMrAsr A.-KIIled-Geo Kellogg, Wound-
DIX Hodlcy. Il. Wyman, F. Jennings, John