The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-05-13

men were killed, and some 40 wounded.
The rebel who had charge OF the torpedo
was shot and two, OF his companions made
prisoners. t.-t
THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
Special Dispatch TO the Cincinnati Gazette.
WAsnScros, May s-sP r M.--Reliable in
iGf1,ato ;ht 1s IRON 1eeral 9eTan up oI,n Iahu
ston l nine inc m}les Tow, toward Dalton. exnectina to
force battle soon. Later advicts Believed to
Ge reliable, say Sherman is fighting his way
trogn "nneI h pss,IImg he ho eney TO-
dead and wounded % in our % hanis "
To the Associated prcss
LOUISVILLE Nav 8-Rumors from Nashville
say that Johnston has rotrtatcd from Dalton to
Atlanta; shcrmrn' ; forces have passed Tunnel
iIl hl T,hot oppos,s'1;npi pdon ana arc OUT hnN'
y WAsnlyaTos, IT. % Nav smRepors from ohata-
nooga, dated FIVE o'clock Saturday afternoon,
cay that Gen sherman vas as at Innnel HILL
ile enemy - are ~ p''NA'r'' 'oo'' zap =.
~Tn MSr "eIso ws 'Jtn'S t po"e "Inr throuab vb
! Vilona. and Rcsaea. ''~
Tribune snceiol .......
W,su,yarov Nav 2 News has reached
Government that Sherman is fighting his way
through Tunnel Hill successfully, and pressing
upon pGIon n ina ny tnpy m,s "scN ''A'
80 '' ''NY '
Fridays Battle.
OLD WILDERNESS TAVERN, May 6, 9
P. M.-Our CORRESPONDENT with the army
sends the following:
The most terrific battle vet tough.
closed to-day. Lees entire army has
made lepeated and numerous assaults
uroa our right and left wings, comman-
ded by Hancock and Sedowick, with
temporary successes. but has been driven
hack with oreat slaughter. An attack
was made about O'Clock L. M. slmnl-
tanioos'y upon our whole lhe' "iiich was
ga,,ah''y repu'seu' .....
Toward dark tho enemy concentrated
upon our extreme r'gnt, ana 'el' SUDDEN
" upon cen oedswlck cIuslhng III !"
poftion OF us Iine. zen oeds"lek sue
ceed:o IN reforming ms I'ne ana seCur-
ing 1t against lurlher disaster ana the
enemy withdrew from ms 'front.' uauef
cover oil the darkness Our losses pave
been heavy .u
Our army to-day has certainly acflev,
cd deciued success. IL mas baillel a'I
the offensive efforts OF the enemy. ! he
almost impenetrable woods with which
the battle ground is covered saved the
rebels from crushing defeat as 1t ena-
bled them to conceal their movements
almost perfectly until the very mment
OF ther execution.
Gen. ingalls, telegraphed from old
Wilderness Tavern at ll:3o A. ~ on
: saturday that the enemy are said to be
r Fe'ir'hS'
G CASUALTIES.
d WAsurvcroN Nav q o-.Tbo s,or rrb.
n fishes an extra this evening, saving there
, is no foundation for the report that the
rebels are evacuating Richmond, nor that
Q fetersburg is evacuated.
e Inc following is list of the casualties
SO Tar as received at the present time:
BrlSadler Gen. Hays, of Pennsylvania,
[ Killed; Brlgadler Gen. James, 5. Wads-
worm, oi New o'N' k'''ed; br'gad'e'
y,,n VEL "epo, ,, Oh ave, mew lo'E, wounded; ool
(, ', " .'",,' n Oh '''e lou new v oFk, wounded
oo,' 1'one' Oh .ne "a vermont wounded
W Co,' LEWIS LEWIS o. 'ne 'u vermont wounded
oot' ol'ne' o' 'he rehhsyiVanm bucktai'S
injured by 'al' from ms morse; CoI
: mes'' .o wounueo' MAJOR Dun,in. o' the
: i''n Ne" iofh, Wounueu' mayor Dar'
',ng'on' 0' 'he io'h pennsylvania woun
e aeu,
IN lhe leg capt Briggs OF the ish zen
nsyl'ahsa, wounded IN the thigh; Cant