The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-07
R.Ilel ACCENTS.

hlrr4lbpal ORC rire. u, 1862
Tn. battle began nj o'cloek this morning, and
ragged with great fury all day, We drove the chnmy
from al their POSITIONS except Tho extreme lott whcro
he successfully resisted u.s. With exception Of that
point .o occupy the field We have captured four
thousand prisoners, including frHdier Generals WINS
aud Try, hrty-one peces Of artillery and about Two
hundred waganH and teams.
Our lose II very heavy but VI have reason believe
ha, tho cneuya i greater We have captured mont Of
n. enemy hospital rtDrss and many ainhulancah
nenrfa Rams, side has been killed and General
lhsrpers wounded. Colonel A. W. Fry, ~ Mssissnpt,
has been kied me colonel q tno First Louisiana WAS
me federal Generals Thomas -,ll sn-adon and Gris.
Scgo stsd and MAJOR General hcacok in reported
tlor. The Nanbe. loss - tmmhnss.
u impossible 70 Obtain let q the rasoaes Or fur.
thcr particulars " ulght.
We destroyed two million dollars worth o. Yankee
propcr,y the % tho federal army last ulsnt ~
c'biing iiye days fations,
rhe Murrrosab~o Resa Rrnnrr trtra o. iauaar' ?,
giye5 account of Tho baltic q "Wednesday says IN
yesterday brief account of The tnpruinary battle a
"Wednesday 4 has sht the events ~ u. opgsgerent
Jo~n q n.ehtla Car lcft hai drivon the enemyr right
sosera ntifW, snd lecnIed The ned y pAtt" Gnp'lrug
hoa,iLals aud mort ~ lie wounded, and resting
Hl;ta tao hggdred yaris ~ The aboiftlon PICK
cts. Our rgh, ~aH net - actively engaged.
Tho snsny were maseng 'roni8 " strong peat
ton Byrons Battery am tohbs Reniuesy battery
a'Yeiy engaged during the sft'rnoon with tho
batter 81 tho enemy but the cafaaile IN car part
were small, Everything waa perfectly quic, 70 front
sterday Until eight O'Clock, wbsn tie cannonading
opaDod right ana aad seIt IN sp.r,.
sdy for ~ hour when Hnonar iu occurred rte eneny
| WIS lnGlsl1-ei 10 show himself
III. Ran,l,r then hnf long paragraph about bc 40
poarce n tn fd and tho admitted rcbci oFp killed,
wounded sud miseug ~ ~ Ave thousand u ststes
that h. ora ~ tho cncry noneigl wns, troh~, not
\ i've % We the reo.!s) CAPTURED four pieces ~
artillery and ~ ~ lost night had lsro@d four hundred
anil seventy prs,a~r. aud osrturcd vaEt quantities a
snail nrme The prisoners cent 70 vcksbGrx fct
mined atr exchange Tho wounded prisoners
fofaby soussd ana cared mr. ~ tho number ensasor
tho bGanu that EosecranV army n nvaas- ~
the lowest calculation, seventy tho.sani Brasgs 49,
competed x forty Thousand md hot half snsss "a
prtha that renora fii8 body brought N ssot
throp.h The -, go with Ainls ball Trey Ey. Tho
fot1wing caNma,i~".-~
colonel Aien, Third Alabama Severely wounded % no
lead
idlnnei yIs.Y. Seventeenth Tennessee, wounded.
1apla Ie0aprd, Ninth Konsucky, w0lrdci TIC
hand
Adutant Gard, Sinth Eeu,nc.y. Killed.
u saa rerspst~i hat General woodruff war smcSg tho
fAnler SLAIN
Apoilsr The fatnr tapcf sy. u Wednesday,
battle after deacrihrg HnsScraus march tho ustus
Geld At about eight ncl1ck ctvaoss commanded by
aeCoaB olsboris AMI Chatham ordered T. chargo
The tne'nY Nho Wrro stuuty peufed dense 'hietoi.
efuys BIT VITA I~ricct ue o.r roogr cmsrgsd from
fr * RI tir her In vtct tt~T t.ltnfed and
moved sfrosA 'h~ pialn. To- ba,lo became
terrible Thr crs upon ,,aHh mHssc'ry stunned tho
cd the rr0urd fr-1tled With me thaneera n no
artillery end e-ea fhs cersarw rorkef AMI qaivcred