--We are credibly informed that the telegraph has given us quite an inaccurate account of the late affair of our cavalry, under wheeler, near
Charleston, Tenn. Our informant, who got his information from a number of officers who were in the engage at, states that our troops were disgracefully stampeded, and that a large portion of our loss was occasioned by the a ampede, our men and horses running over, killing, and wounding each other in their fright.
Our loss is variously estimated at from seventy-five to two hundred men, and the same number of horses.--
Atlanta Appeal.
