New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
REBEL ACCOUNTS OF The GREAT BATTLES.
Complete Rout Of the Union Armyt
THEY CAPTURE 10000 PRIsoHIRa
THEY ADMIT TERRIBLE LOSSES
Gems. Armistead, Barksdale, Garrett
and Bsmper Killed.
Gems. Scales, Pender, Jones, Heth. Anderson,
Hampton, and Hood Wounded.
LAUGHABLE REPORTS FROM vlckSDURG.
THE MOVEMENTS AROUND RICHMOND.
Union Prisoners Forced to Draw Lots
for Execution.
Gems. Scales, Pender, Jones, Heth. Anderson,
Hampton, and Hood Wounded.
LAUCHADLE REPORTS FROM VIcKSBURe.
THE MOVEMENTS AROUND RICHMOND.
Union Prisoners Forced to Draw Lots
for Execution.

Ihe NfchM0nd UfsD6fch OF WeOueeoAy, July o
contains leader on the battle of Gettysburg. II
Gays: f.s 'll
ave feel as well assnred that Gen. Ice, IL be bas
met the enemy n pitched battle, has Inflicted ter.
rble defeat upon them, a. do that We are living,
breathing, ssntient beings
Tie Dispatch then alludes to telegraphic dis
patch announcing great battle being fought on
Sunday Last, in which the Yankees where whipped
with loss Of co 600 men, aud winds up as follows:
ave already BEGIN to see gmpses OF pence, II
this telegram Only prove half true. But let MS have
no peace which we do not dictate ourselves"
Ihe Dispatch contains but one short editorial -
vicksburg which lie as folows:
"lt is evident that Grant begins to feel the pres.
sure of the iron bard which Johnston has cast
around him. Everything now depends on skill and
valor, and in these qualities We have always beeu
the master of the Yankees"
The following kilograms are also from The Dis.
patch. They are decidedly rich when the facts are
taken into consideration:
IMPORTANT FROM GETrYSBURG-TBE ENEMY
ROUTED on sUNDAY-40,000 PRISONERS CAP
TURED.
MARrrs,BrRs. vs.. Monday. July g. 1869.
On Saturday night our center fell back, drawing
the enemy from their works. Gens. Ewell and
Long street fanked the enemy aud gained the
Nights A general fight ensued yesterday in which
tie enemy were routed ard Lee captured $4,000
prisoners, according to all accounts. Gen. kenper
wac killed. There is fighting at Willamsport be.
tween Imbodens cavalry and several regiments Of
Yankee cavalry under Pleasanton.
| The following dispatch was received this morning
! by DIR. Aorris
MARrNssrRG, Mondsy. Jelly 6. 1853.
The laiss, which seems TO be trustworthy is thas
the fiqht WAS continued on Sunday, and was the
buo,ie OF the Gen. Hill fell back IN the CENTER
Causing the enemy TO believe that he was refreshing
| The enemy upon tlis advanced. Then ESell and
-. .l.t l.st.
rounding the enemy. We then took the Nights foe
which we have beeu contending, and captured $4,000
prlrouers. They refused to be paroled. Gen. Pick.
et,'s division is now guarding the prisoners " Mar.
tnsbdrg.
Tie Richmond Enquirer OF the 9Th inst. has re.
ceved the following account Of tbe battle Of Gettys-
lburx, Glowing ,L-s ih.y "a ondsIfuy dark down
lin the ,ud Of Dixie
TIE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
Orr loss Is estimated at 10000 at the battle OF
CT sh.ry. Between three and four thousand OK
our vye nudel arrived at Winchester july Z. Gens.
Arm.tead Bsrksdale, Garnet. and hemper arc
killed. Geu-. Scales, Pender, jones' heth, AhIer'
son. Uamp. on, and Hood ere wounded. I've ianAee
army is estimated at l75,OoO men. The hght ia.'ed
lIdsys ard is regarded as the severest oil the war,
acd ~. slaughter unprecedented. The enemy are
aid 70 have fought well. We captured 4oooo pris'
oners rv;
,hs enemy la the battle Of Friday last but we lost
ooo n,.oners. Gen Bsrksdale OF Mississippi and
Cen Gamett of Virginia were killed. Gen. hooo
OF leXas vas wouhuel. n co.~Iav
M,RrlSsBURG, Va, July D, 6P. MN SATURDAY
Gen. .ee had changed his front anu oceapeI s''
io. ',',J no dove the enemy from on the Let and
I III. amy il in excellent Spirits ana a.
iii' - The situation. Gems. Peuder and ,cL,,
.,rrdsS Col. Avery OF North Carolinf t,,eJ
srd OILS. Bennett and Parker wounded. EyeiT
wagons are recaptirsd' . ,cra
raT mA~ That lore was hesyy dsht yes,erday, il
: which we defeated ,he ehs.y art drove him three
: miller. vast nuu.oer OF prisoners are re- "9r'ee
j taken by Gen. Lee. The prisoners are on their way
10 Richmond via this place. This has been the
bloodiest battle OF the Our loss has been very
!. great.
Q The Yankee cavalry injured the pontoon bridget
st Failing Waters several miles from t1is place TO-
day, ana captured three wagons.
FIGHTING IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The following items are taken from The Rich.
> mond Dispatch Of the 9Th inst:
GoLpsBoRo N. c., July 7.-Lstters from trust
worthy sources dated Wuston las night say that G
courier W ho has just arrived reports engagement
progressing between the retreating enemy and our
forces near Free Bridge. IL is supposed that the
enemy sre cut of.
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
4 RALEIGH, n. c., July THE House has been
debating the Militia bill all day. No final action
taken.
The Senate has passed the bill to punish the aid.
ers and ahetIors If deserion.
RALEIGH, n. c., July 6.--Some excitement was
occs.sioued yesterday the Wilmington ana Well
r don Railroad AT Warsaw. Ii is rumored that the
enemy has gone back toward Newbern; but Eothing
is certain.
Gov. Vance addressed the people at thesConrt-
House this morning All the citizens are being enc
, rolled ior The defence OF the city IN emergency.
} AFFAIRS ABOUT IICksBURG.
, Bosros STATION, via Jackson. Miss. July s. lS6l
Yesterday, about II o'clock, the Yankee cavalry
cross,, tue Big Black at Birdsougs Ferry. and adj.
yanced into ,be interior, bnt We're promptly met by
Nhnefela's Brigade snQ driven back across .he
river.
A courier ju.t in ron Edwards's Depot says that
the entire command OF Gen. Osterhaus crossed the
Big Black that place last night. Ii 80 we will
have wars work to-day. Grant Is evidently feel.
ing very uoeasy IN regard to events trans,fing in
his rear. iAeie WAS very little firing at VicssburS
yes ,erday.
Tie DHpalch also says:
"lhe nGicatops are that Gen. Johnston is ut iass
making a. the rear Of Grants army we
have great hoIes from tina, quarter, ana AS hlioy
Smith and Price pour IN men from the other
shore aG piessure il eecms that our hores are noe
without toundaton. We look ior sufrih8 news
from the south very shortly.'
Miscellaneous REPORTS.
i NArcHRz, july 4, via Mobile o'h-Ihe crops al
OWka apa Brook haven we're uninjured by tie
! Yankees in their late rad
The Union ram Pittsburgh and gunboat passed