The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-30
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killed along the frc mt of that and Chcaihams Di-
vision of $50.
Five hundred ambulanees were counted from,
the summit Of Kcnncsaw mountain to Big Shanty,
from the front of General Hardees corps.-
Their loss along the line of that corps 10 estimated
at four thousand, and about tho snmc In front Of
Gent Lorings corps. ~
The yankee Generals Dan. MsCook and Parker
certainly killed.
Latest Northern News.
ATLANTA, june 29.-The Appeal has received
the Chattanooga Gazette Of the 25ih II states tina.
General Pillow with ttrco thousand men dcmandcJ
the surrender Of Lafayette, which ives garrisoncd
by four hundred cavalry. The surrender was re-
fused. The Confederates then attacked the town
Tho yankees took position in the Court House and
! adjacent houses. For more thaa three hours the
! S"af-derates continucr 10 Hdsasee sfowIy, vhoss
the 4th Kentucky (fcdcral) cavalry came Ia and Jh6
! Confcderntes Departed, leaving hundred dead
and seventy prisoner, carrying OF Col. Falkner OF
the 9TH Kentucky tfedernl) regiment, who was cap
| turc by them il, n charge.
II is supposed here that Pillow passed on 10 the
work before him on tho railroads. The Gaxetto
does not state IN what direction he went.
NEW YORK, june 2I.-Gold 2iT:
Army advecs 10 the 23rd had been received
The position Of affairs around Petersburg was re-
ported un shangc'l but changes being made,
prompted 10y the prospect Of great advan ycs-
Tho movements were not sufficiently rnatured for
publication.
The 18th New York battery is reported to have
lost four gums.
The CoHteloratos daily strengthening aud
enlarging their works.
The World says the National Democratic Com
mtice will meet Mt Washington the 3Oth inst,
for general consultation aud important business.
Sheridan, it is reported had reached the White
House.
Adviccs from New Orleans to tic 18th, state that
zen. Candy was visit to Parragut off Mobile.
From Virginia.
GoLDsBoRo', y. c., June 2s.--The State Jour /
nal has Petersburg papers of tho 18th. Nothing
important. The damage to the Petersburg and |
Southside Railroads is slight. On the latter large
trains of cotton were harmed.
Private adVces represent kautH M running from
W. +. Lee on Sunday, in front of Stanton bridge on
the Sou'hside road, with Dcaring in his front to-
wards Weldon, Grants army.
Official information from Weldon today says
Kauiz was going there. d
wnNISGroS. june 2o.--Thc Journal has received
the Richmond Enquirer of the 9th. A private
source reports the enemy tho eth on the Peters
burg aud Weldon road, n the Brick House seven
miles south of Petersburg
The following kilograms are taken from the En-
fiErEUsnr'"', '"''. ---v--
expected to-day. Scouts say that Grant told his
men that lighting ended and the siege Of Rich
mond would begin
"PrrE=sEurn. June 2G.-Ar quiet yesterday and
ii in. nNbi 1
the centre. Result unknown. 4 severe cavalry fight
took place Mt Nottoway Curt House, ON Thurs
day, between Wilson's and bearings men, which
continued from two o'clock until dark. The enemy
rctrcated under the cover of the darkness. Thir-
ty prisoners captured by and brought in.
The enemy also lost many killed and wounded.
Our loss was small. Wilson is stealing fresh hors-
cs and shooting his jadcd ones. Our men reported
the road sircwn with their dead horses. The dam
age done the Southside Railroad very great"
'IIEApQ'Rs Army NoRrnEnx Va,
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To THE SEcRETRnY or WAR :-Gen. w. ii. +.
Lee pursued the cncmy's cavalry, which advanced
along ahc Southsidc Railroad.
He had skirinsh the 22nd Dinwidde
c. IL; and the next day struck their column In
flank Blacks and Whites, cutting il in two,
anil getting possession of the road, by which they |
moving towards Nottoway @. III. The road /
held after engagement which continued !
from twelve NJ. until dark, the eneufs making re-
peatcd attempts 10 break through and rcjoin his |
advance. He withdrew from Gen. Lees front at |
daylight the 18th leaving his dead and wounded |
the field, taking the road TO Hungary town and
Kcysvillc. Gen. Ice is still following them.
Signed, Il. 4. LEE, General"
"Hp'QRs Army NoRrnERS vInoIxIA,l
June 25tb, eP.M
To THE SECRETARY OF wAR:-0ur loss ycstcr- |
day morning was ninety seven killed and wounded, 4
and two hundred and nine missing. Nothing Of /
IN oplcnt has occurred to- day the lines in front
of Bermuda Hundred and around Petersburg. Gen. |
Hampton reports that the enomy's cavalry ndvanc- /
ed yesterday to Nauces shop, and introduced them-
selves there. lie attacked them and drove them |
from their works pursuing them until p m. TO |
They left their dead and wounded the Geld and
along thc route. Great credit is due 10 Gen. iIamp
ton and his command for their success.
Signed, r. L, LEE, GenI'
On Friday Haygood's brigade was throwa for
ward ms administers and nearly four hundred Of
them captured.
From Eynchburg.
LYxcHBrRG, juno PA gentleman who left
our forces Thursday Eve miles below Salem, on
the New Castle road, says that Hunters army came
being captured at that point, its escape being
only due to the delay in delivering orders. The enc
my hardly pressed, that he destroyed an atm
manition train mile long. Our informant saw
it blown up portion Of our forces, il is report
ed, haS taken large wagon train and n number Of
prisoners.
The enemy, his retreat destroyed Bonsack's
Wool Factory in Roanoko county.
Report of ssen Admitted into Hospital at
Griffin, Ca, June 2sth IesGf.
The following named soldiers wers admitted into
Hospital N this post for treatment, to-day.
cAToosA HOSPITAL.