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The Daily Dispatch: June 4, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
cksburg Whig reports that Captain Hoskin's battery opened effectively on the enemy's transports at Grand Gulf, causing a hasty retreat of the enemy, who subsequently shelled the town. They said that they were in no hurry about Vicksburg. Gen. Lovell has received an official dispatch, dated 28th, which says that two Federal officers and three men were killed at Baton Rouge. The enemy then shelled the city.--No one killed. Capt. Hoskins reports to Gen. Lovell that he sunk one Federal transGen. Lovell that he sunk one Federal transport and crippled another on Saturday. On Sunday the enemy came up to land troops at Grand Gulf, and marched through Port Gibson. Our people drove them back with considerable loss, killing and wounding about one hundred. The Mississippian learns that the Federals demanded the surrender of Hoskins's battery, threatening, in case of refusal, to devastate the whole country around Grand Gulf. A dispatch from Port Gibson, dated 31st inst., says that all was quiet at Vicksburg. The Feder