Battle at Corinth and Civil War dispatches in 1862
Special Washington dispatches report Rebels repulsed at Corinth with heavy losses and Federal pursuit. Gen Hackleman killed, Gen Ogler badly wounded, Rebel forces retreat toward Richmond. Lincoln speech and colonization notes, plus Grant dispatch from Jackson Tennessee detailing Hatchie River actions and prisoner catches. Three rebel flags to Indiana regiments.
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Civil War News From Martinsburg and Missouri Fronts
Reports from Richmond claim Federal forces reach Martinsburg with Lee advancing toward Martinsburg as a major clash looms. Gen Schofield's army nears Newtonia while Texas troops under McBride are recalled after Union victories at Marshall and Shreveport. rebel strength around 2,000 men referenced.
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Battle near Corinth advances after seven hours fighting
Gen Hurlbut pressed Rebel forces near Corinth driving them five miles toward the Hatchie River after a day of heavy combat. Two batteries were captured along with about 30 prisoners and numerous small arms. Rosecrans was informed to push the pursuit as orders.
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Command Controversy at Green River Defense
Colonel C L Dunham recounts suspending hostilities to consult a war council, surrendering command to Col Wilder, and returning to duty after being placed under arrest. He praises Lt. Col. Edward King and Col Owen, notes casualties on both sides, and explains miscommunication with Gen Gilbert about his release.
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Pike Steamer Wounded by Guerrillas at Fraser's Point
Memphis dispatch reports the steamer Pike, carrying Confederate prisoners to Vicksburg, was fired on by guerrillas at Fraser's Point while under a flag of truce, wounding five men. Federal forces at Helena may be moving. Grenada troops reportedly absent, with rumors of a Sherman expedition from Memphis.
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