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The Daily Dispatch: October 10, 1863., [Electronic resource], Later from the North. (search)
From Trans-Mississippi. Mobile, Oct. 8. --The Tribune has late news from the Trans-Mississippi Department, through Maj. Tom Ochiltree, who is just from the West. Gen. Price was falling back from Arkadelphia, with a largely superior force of the enemy in his front. Gen. Taylor's army was concentrated near Alexandria, with the exception of three brigades under Gen. Tom Green. On the 16th ult. Gen. Green attacked and defeated a superior Yankee army, near the mouth of Red River. His force was composed of two brigades of cavalry and one of infantry. With these he engaged two divisions of the enemy, and obtained a complete victory. He has now again command of the river against all the efforts of the Yankees to drive him from it. The last reports from below represent that Gen. Banks, with 25,000 men, was crossing the river at Brashear city, en route for Berwick's Bay. Gen. Taylor was watching his movements closely, and it was supposed would give him battle a o