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,iSCOTT, .
JclllN Rope 1! iv
ANEW DUE*, New right°
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i f Assemb ~
4.M- HENIII 7I Fatlttud.
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'1 i utstrtct A t t orney.
AMIN B. 17,0UNG, lidebester,
I Treasure . e
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G. 0. GRADBHAw, F,ttistoo,
' 1 'Coknmiisi6er• .
I.ANIEr4 B. ;SHORT, 1 31non,'
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4NO:STE*4EIT, Noct i o.
House- 'Director:
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IIENRY GyELIRING, NewStwieltly.
rusees o,
1E t Academy
tq' D 3ietsEilielßeaTPl. '
4'051 7 ,1214 R IFILSON,. Beaver,
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Elf
.1 te-The`i of sene• i
f t of the editor will
I ved t,li
account 'for I the ac of e. itorial hi
this week's i4sue. I , . ,
r)Ve
1 cel l- 1
,
1 ite; hav H e ree August
INo. of kithiir!,s Ho e- llfy)azine. It
!is prifit.ed in, Phitadqlphialby T. S.
Arthui-& _Co. at the very, low price
-of $2..09 re r. [ '
, Ri.. 1 1 annunt.
iatierscin -• lamed.
.
.
- T h e Balt i more very
generally attributet he cleat of the
Union ftirees to the inactivity of Gen.
•
ratterson,who, is itisaidovas a dozen
times officially tele4raphee. to engage
den. Johnston at any odds on Stinday.
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tary Para . e. 1 .
On &lin ay the-Otizenlsoldierjr of
Beaver and vicinity; had a;etteral pa
rade in 't.lii place.; The , aekintosh
Artillery M I WaynGuards,7ho hail)
received their grts,l madeja very fine
j ,
display. naptain Speyere 's company
of'llome . Guards, the_Jac -son Greys
and the yAlsworth cageta from Bridge
w -
ater and - Rochestr'also participated
in the : parade. The procerdings were
conducted with the
pro greatest harmony
and the -soldiers -evinced eat fi
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Clepey in their drill and eVolutions..
ow the Seceseio*ste Lie. .i
11 w systematically and shamefully! )
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the: eessionists 11e,As , shown - V theitl
suet` i
Xi e
ssiVe reports of the battle ißull's
Run } 'l On the evening of the battle).
,
Flesh when they felt that; they had bar&
1 ".The Liie of the . r 'le:s.h is 71 the Blood, ' lye caned defeat, and *ere unaware`
.
was said by inspiration longl before 1 0 0 e panic and fright of a, large port
Harvey'siscover.4 of itl circulation , tion ; of the "Union - Army, they' tele- .
t
' ; had tiring t to light its;purpOSes and I gra het to Richmond, • The losses o
1 I ° 1 - 1 r "KA sides are friglitfn ." Next da
-"ii . " we know not onl - that , 1 - ,
uses ' , c''. t r t i they, reported by teleg ph to Mem
"lifeqs'in the blood," hn 'that diseaselphi4 4their - own loss was 3,000.` They
inhabits it also. Many :'of the disor- I.nnxt reduced! it to 2,000. . Their last
. ders that Pervade ( ' the human frame, lii-1411 has reached its reducxkit again
hate -thei
h ome r hlin' 1 ,it I thrive and 1 t 0,250 killed and 1,000 wounded, and
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grow in i. The I,(.,..clei_vrtted Dr.
j..c.'l" nol they telegraph -that, "the loss of
the Federal forcea is 15,000 killed,l
Ay er ,:pfl_;, o weii r , a s - had regard 'to ~i.-0 that
:the number of thewounded
.
thisleaportant fast in ru l aking a Rein' , arid prisoners tak.en. is . unknown."-L i
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•;edv'tcl - cu,4-e these I r disorders. His EX- NOW there were less than 4,00 of the
Federal forces killed and _ivqunrded to tract of f:iarsaparilla purges out the
. 1 f tad (*ether, according to the / he - St accounts
s impurities of the blobd a induces• a i that can be proc b Laval—the 116sses 6f
`' healthy action in it thlt expels dis- 111,116. v if not most of the regiments he
.
eithe. , l' This looks reasonable,., and it i iiig:a"ecurately known ; and they prOh
ii trii, for we know by four own .. ex- .ablynever said, 15;000 of our
,men :=
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1 erience.l Seldom.as we take any tr%ed-1:riotl more than 25,01)0 being ~v er engn
ed. with them. of: tvhom more than
nine,: we have nevertheless several
1' LOOO ' of theuillavte returned to Watih;
time Sheen under obligations to the . ',
B ' 1 . A iv 11 ' ' '
ington. tart tey o e to make no
skill ofDr. Ayer i i
his remiilies ne
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when are'obl
to thi.m--[Cath,
rieuliural iroti.
1- Ag ce:
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I T o e Board of Manag-ers of the
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Beauer County Agricultural Society-,
are hereby iegti?,sted to 'meet .at the
Sheriff's office,on Monday. the 12th of
August nex. 4 at l 2 o'clock, P. M. It is
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yerYi desiraLle fiat there should be a
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full 'Board present at this meeting, as
the .Managers .will then e
filially deter
-min Whether to, hold la Fair 'this-fall
- 0 •
or not. 1 The 31anagers are requested
to ebinmuii c4tc freely] with the peo
ple of the corny upon thhi,subject to
the lend that t e best I interest of the
Society 'in prom 'cited. ' ‘
1 - I _.. .G. 31.'Ci4kay, Cor. Sec.
I(Stai nd imesslease copy.)
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-.lm. he people of Georgia were re-':
quired to vote r im thel2d inst, on the
.
ratifie tion of the Clonfederate Con
stifuti n, and the result shows a cold
iodine ence ti;:o -
that_ form of C t overn
went that Ithey
""
are said to be entliusii•
astica y supporting that we were
t ere
i
p epaTed ,it
-, o see s The Savannah
Senti el sa l ys! , ,
.-.
-Th returns of tie election of the
...d in relation to4he ratification of the
new -ontitmioU, show a very meagr
vote, and' tha; the pedple cared almoit.
nothing aboui, the matter.: ' ,
' In ±BaMbrilgeno (election was held .
. .`and the tunt,er Rerinbliean and Cart
-Ville Express' makes ' no mention of any:
election in Sumter and Cass eotipti4,'
So far as heird from . the rote stanfla
fOr ratification 1654; against 9t#—nia' ff
jority 7-11). 1 .
' l In some entire; counties, not ipo
not e s we're-.cast. I
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n
w• p , h as not eve
los—HurY
'shot- as i s geuer zy suppo sed. NV r e
Ot could not be !..rue-
Re
00 4,
tlutig hawser hlna" _ 1,1
in to be ;
r
Letter: from Wadiffigton.l
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-We e,' beewhilidedi by &friend,
f ,
i
a private
, letter from one.. of , the "Cur ,
tin MI 'of Coll N.Tedincnit's 'Oth
,Pennsy nia lilegirrient„ij doted the
4
25th .7 then in' Withington ity.
, r
They oral in fine health good elpir
, its, and are eager to take a trip out in
to the c o untry in . :the direction of Ma
r 1, , .
nassas unction., ? W e are compelled,
'for want : of room,to publish' but a
.
',short-extract . - ,- After deecribing 4 : ,
the ,
trip to l•altimnre,' anti •itheii infirch
through -r
he streets of that eity, with
loaded gips and bayonets fixed,eir
' journey l ito the Capitol, i and ,the e ig hts
in and '
and the city,: it says:
)
We a to-day (Thursday) eneaniped
in ;Cape I Square, in front of the Cap
itol bu ing, which is full, of shade
trees. e may remain here for some
time y'et--:I know not how .long.
Piree iy• across the stree t from us,
in:the of Capitol building, i hre about
ie
ninety 1 cession prisoners,' captured
at the,! te battle.' It istvery difficult
to: keep the Fire Zouave from attack
in
r thy t.
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.Almo 't every hdur we'hear of a new
lot of'! risoners arriving. What will
be done with them I cannot say. i
IThej Fire Zouaves are ponstantly
1 1
coming in with , horseS Whiphlthey
captur at 'lionesses, mostly belong
ing to t e Black Horse Cavalry, which
youdoubtless hive heard "so much
aboitt,l as Gov.-lises !me , and - the
pride'and flower , f the- s nth. llt is
i
said flint when our men wer e'retreating
the B ack Horse CaValri; numbering
500 7 e Orged-ou them, :when tbe Fire,
i
Zona l eowheeled and cut them to pie
ces, 1 Ying only six out of Idle number.
This as the coinpOny:'which Was go
ing td ieket their horses in the yard
at the resident's house.,
It isle i
1 .
d that at every Ch ge the Zeit
aveB ide, they would cr eAtß,emeni
her El worth.' ' t• :', , I
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' The loss df the Federal ,tßttopS is not
so heavy as first reported; as they are
' still O riving. The battle was clearly . :
our l - un til a wagon 'connected with
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Sher n's Battery started to the rear,
fors munition- 7 41)er having run out
—and driving ,at a rapid ra e, • our
men , tpok for a retreat, and allstarted
after it.
I The news _here waslnot near so . bad
as we heard before leaving ' orris-4
burg. , The Zouaves and others with
whom I have beentalking to-day, are
all an x ious to 'fight amain, dTlaring
they vill - give no quarters t e next
time. I think the nest battle; will'be:
altogether different—victOry !will be
ours-Las it is so considered her e at the'
e. ,
preselut time. : I A.
t i ,
mi .
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~ Pti usher
NE23I
18411,
=
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for the relief which
Icr fail to afford us
icred tol 'have recouse
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S. .
MI
1 - ----- estimate of our *minded. Part ,of
i4themthey killed on. the, ,
spot, while
twist of the residite were brought' a
way by our, nien. : 1 , i
How GENER.A,L SCOTT RECEIVED THE
No_ ,Ewg.—!‘This is no defeat = no.defeat.
Vlio odds are against;us. temporarily,
1 Ithi-ough inaccuracy tof details ; but
iNatitissas, and' Virginia, and the tin
nare ours." Such is said to be tho
uage of the veteran soldier, - after
'gathering all particulars.. Such, too,
is 'the language of . every officer, *Sol
rdier, and citizen in the cailiital. Gen.
Scott is closeted with the the officers
oihis army, and orclqrs aro expected
!tkk, be issued, and are'hoitrly looked
`--for by our citizens ho are ready to
ii i
take their ,places in e rinks of the
N i nny, and, move on with t.
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Rebel Atrocities.
The report thalthejebels shelled and
burned Sudley ChurCh, wtich v 6.4 us
ed as a hospital by our Itroops, and
l - f.novi , to be used, iu confilned.'
One of the ollieeers in command of
the Rebels that came up the road on
Which of the weaned lay , -for whom
t`tiere Ivan., no room in the hospital,
IWas heard to say, "Bayeniet every son
pf a-----that wears a red shirt."-
1, This inhuman order. watt obeyed, al
,hougini many ai s poor fellow, 'summon
!ing all ; his strength, begged for
life. , '
Gen.. Fremont at-St. Louis,' etchi
1 .- • •
I Sr. Leirts,.lnly 25 1861-lfaj?r-Gen. I
Treiriont arrived here this morning and
! took up hie quarters at the residence
Of the late Col.? Brant. . r t,-
AccenntS'frOrn Keokuk , 'TOWS, say
that several hundts Se6essionbits had '
taken pOssessinn of Mernphis, 86:idiad
',county, Mo., en Saturday last,' and
, were intrenehlog , them Selves, on 24.•
i prehension ~of an attack from,' abont
1,000 ITuien men,, encamped near by.l
,;, • One thousand Stand! of arms have
been distribated along the - Southern
border of i loWa by Gen: Rirkriood:•4-
t Much, excitement eaisted on the bor
der of k both Stiste€4 ;'' ' ; - •r- r 1
:•The Beamioniata . ara disarming 'We
Union inert iiiNprtivealitslidiasonriif .1 -
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Lefter fro
vcin
7./
WisontaTor, Co ,11 ty iteg;' . l P. V.
I , i :=, only /5itk.1861-
EDITOR 411 , 037 . ' , 4 ,.. ;.' LI!
Being so d e iihtfally 1 situated this
morning! in he Paik !iiimthig -the
Capitol, benc tit' i l i tte — a - doling, bale"
trees, brings eto think !of daya gone
byL r Being . t '
us Situated I will at.
tempt tol gi 'you; it brief sketch 'bfi
our traviasi co wn,eftPatopYirright.
About, an 41 hour [afteii ,- oretere were
i i
given to .le' camp,. all, were ill adi- i
ness id*ove, bat'were detained some- '
some
time
,on no nnt4 tit having ' .a to
convey us to Pittehprg.: i , , Bat. nwe
were .seated i the 4ars of Ithe , Rentea.
3:,
Cen t ral . :on o r way i to; climb rland,
Md. The soineishat; hungry! et` on!
neconnt 1 of fatignel we. wereseated I
comfortably ketotcnt . one minds n thel
[ scenery, by the . v - 0,. ; we did in t stop
until vr, e name - el Lf.oakportl, where!
some refrethatecii Are bad. 1 timing
on we : topped a , the Village f 80-,
lond, Where we wait) treated ewise,;
we ke'p't -the Centtal road- . 0 wo l ,
came to Hitgtingdon, Where liv ' tooW,
..
the Billed op . "Beid. I Even inutive,
net knOwn4 , one cionldl,bavet to 4 that'i
1
we were ou different road ort account .
'
of its ' rough ess; ft was a o an;
gerous iiassi g over the extend d terni
portal; brid es. IPassing from hill to
/
another, ot *alleys, I,' we I reached .
ItopeWell, , fordteili.,about.7:lo'clock. '
itt - the iirtornng Where we were detain«,
r"ill ) evientnff wheni we ' were orf:
dared march e ve 'tides south-mut
we eneam t,
Wherel ed for; the; night on ',l
1 -
the farm of a. .f.Hart,at the foot of r,
some mountains, ' where; the deer an -C
wild-eat dwelt in safeti.l In thmorn-
-'' 3
ing our former ordersr Were, nnter
mended to eavel 4 for Washin ton, D. ti
C. In a short time stakes were, draw B
all we reacty to take' it, e bac r
in
track; co coming !down! Muddy creek p
litgainlwe me tio Hopleivell; i and 'we i
'Boo on th road. IPashing along the i
le 'll Jo iata. land Blue mountains, ;
be a fait' r their, evenness, was plet i
f
t. l
:in ' the ye, and - all we dreaded w 3
i1i0..4e brid es. iNfeeling of u'easin ,
i
`came over us as, We looked beeath t
'thefrailmaterial and structure,
it b hey s L s tre . tpd e Ltt e ne s tith n 2t t heir heavy
a ' Hnnting=
don' whe the tOod,pe6ple l had peo
visions in abun dance prepar ed ; all Ift
there mu refreshed; and with a high
opinion o the People - c Of Huntingdon,
Mayi,all such people Prosper under the
banner ol freedom; andthe genial
o heaven ,T '
est upon their
heads. , e
11, . 1
wa , and 1;
Again ,,
Were on' the ere
1 long arrived at Harrisburg, where We
were ordered to ,Camp. Curtin, where
we remained l inntiO next I evening.--
There w i f) al great deal of confusion
l o
in Harris urg_On Sabbath; ven ini on
atoe i nnt o returning , soldiers under the
three me Ws requisition. At bearing
the favorable news in the night, all the
bells in t e city commenced their flng- .
ing, l whi h scented O little 'doleful on
r ;
awaken' gfroya sleep, bui- fi wherri . the
cause w ascertained, adi crept eel
ingl pe aded.l i But in the mort ing
whenth news came of the ,Unionists
-t
and losS,loountenatices - Were
ret r eat Chan ,_,,,} 1 , r , g . _.
pi , i 1 . i
Toting the; cars -on the
nt Northern,
Ceral ad,' reached Baltimore onl
Tuesdny morning, i where we encamp=
ed lin amp; Wolf (where there,' are
Oita twelve thousand others) one day
aw nix t. - ( -,, '' I ' I
Balti (ore is', in , reona let cot t I f
. , p tro o
the U ionists. The Ain;rican flag
waves itredoininant throughout; - the
city, and can be ;seen _front thel top
of Wa, hington inonumen .. Leaving
Beltim re, we reached ,t is city on
y,
Tfinrsd morning, I wher we have
been a 'siting orders sinee, f
Ourcompany (Darlingidic and ;New
Galilee are all well, and Ido not ltnoW
of i onerick tintit .in our Regiment; all
are in_ ood . Spirits. IWe, expect to o
frbm h re in la short time to Arling
ton II ghtsl `No correct news can be
gather - 41 &dui the affair at Manassas
Juneti n, even by those who !have
been 't ere. I have' spoken to several
in reg a rd to it, and ' all i have different
stories. ..,, II
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The are confined here now as poris
oners, ear One hundred rebels. It, is
snppo d taut therej , are now in and
aroun Washington, six y -thdusand
sOldie s, 'an I 'are lartiving, l'h ere iiintin
nally. .i I j 1 . i
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Fro present-1 appearances hero I
l i e
think, ere leng, there will be a Severe
eonfli t at or, near Manassas JunctiOn,
whit is 1 about twenty-five If miles
diets t. , 1 , ,I - 1 ,
As the Itoment is being called to
gethe , I will have to stop abruptly.
..s'ieu ehaste. 1 T. H. II
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Be it mink July 97 ~ ,
ren Dix ad
dress d the *Otters Of the Xational
Guar this morning; appealing `I to'
them for the ske of their country's.
interest, thich deinands every. saert..
1
fice at thi dm ,to remain a few days
)longer atl theft-eamp, until ,;his , Jar;
i
,rang mentsl bad been perfected.
any, of the menhad urgent businesa, or
'domestic balls which I Would requir
balls.
their inainediat personal attention, h
would freely rant them- passes ,t
Philadelphia, but he would request th
regiluentr remain until Wednesday:
next, Bch it! they 'certainly would
allowed t 1 return hOule: After the'
General had closed hitt appeal, l'
Lyle put4the question—those in Co i th
stfirmatit:l to present arms and thos
in the `negative toorder arms.l Bier
arm..,Wa; preseeted' and at, the i :.
stance o 'the General three! rousing l
cheers ee given for he Guards.
I {or e
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. A : : oNimig.D ot, THERNpI.--7.11:10 ,
Northampton (Mass) Courier says I
that a gtileman arrived in that tomtit i
last Wee f rom Columbus City, (Miss)
Wi.io beVe, ecli until Ibe reached tbe
loyal Stites that Con tress was in, ees
sio at i hicago: Th belief that it is
'doing! sines there; and ill* all the
ardnv , 4: the Governtnent'EarelieJa
remove Ithe i re,', is -universal at the
South.:lie i vas greatly astonished to
letii t rft at lonkress was quietly in -
'on Little 61d - stand" inlraiihink,'-
ar
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II 1 Vlo . no do
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,ficar otie
it' ' ii.of-Bett i er etp. fool deeply h
i
itillia e ,at, th defeat I 'elf our bra t
.4 . ' i I.
I . .. ' ' a ', i '
itrut n Sun Aut. iiieing an cafe
,to the ght, i I I i ft : hought,l . feiv
1 . , . t. -
filef! 0 1 71314 tiiiisi eirizapi ,ig4t,
je
be O me - int st - toypjur rpt44r,ii
4 4 Si4ki4 to iive you 'IL
CO C n ed '
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,brit
outline "the: battle. - I i ,
2dll •ed -°' lti, i. ' AAt
, 7 V Olp , 11, ay eyeru , g
en eevillet a ',eras)). willizge i ait,Uat d
_ ,
ler 1 f
dt3r.
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2 91 .;Ti s from` iifif gtoti 4 s inii
~, la Jn ) au 8
'from iinll's,ru , and found our army
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en • m e withm Is ;radius of 2 •,:nales ,
of t a village, Our array, Milder the
command of Sri. ,It'Doviell, 'eon'anste i 8
of ut sixty' reggae:His; but ip, fact
, 1
onumb ring 4ti ;45,,000 men. i . I.
i,ilict,
;: l o'clo: ' Sunday morning the
arin • even ova.:; The leftibeii g
iegan : 1' . v i m , 4 : ...
co sed of eighteen or en y re
f.l ' ,
gi en s, moved do, nI a. road 5 miles
to the left nt -fi e ; , Manassas I road;'
1
wli Leib() center co ma Marched down
inl 1 IdirectiOn of; enassaSlAtnefion,
tow i the point where -the bale
wp f 'ught'on the;Thursday befo, .4---;
Th !gilt belugj
: nderi,the command
I T
Eds
of ' n. M'Dowell,' Inskete the 'right,'
1 I, 3ontroville an crossed Bull's run
l , i es, :to the if htotthe 34.0 nassas
~, The reser , el, I Wes I .plaied , at
ill
l e
',43 , , ville under corninand, of Col;
ii 'of the Iregular array.i 1 I ,
II u'l's run l's•• a mall' stream, aut
hsize of Brad 's ruin , but Saving
if,' e ,banks.ll . Th center or 3 / a pses
re dlleads down, e I elevated vii ge of
gr und, overgrow with a lov4, ' thick
gr t a
h, of chap ret, rns is a r sh . tthe
gro d beyond 11's ran betwee the;
i
.31:an road a di' where th' • fright.
lki crossed the un, fa diuta , of 4
i ll,
mil , and where the main ba tle;was
Epia t. , ii,l I, - .I.;.
thent's batter,'" icipined the fire in
'entre line about 7 o'clock A. 31.,
nut L he enemy did not return thelfire.:
1 t eight elelocli the action waS 1 C01131 , -,
enced one the:rightr wing by I.ter,-
an's battery, blit the two armies did,
n t Come into close quarters ,. : till near
..,.)
ten O'clock,! whet tbelfiriniof musket
re,,,
eho ,
1; 1
cyer
roar
t e aahr n ne ,
ed
fi fightl I , n he
e d e
ti,
6a
,B,ti
the
. fi t I, ittear
fierce
of; the
it i ai m beney e d i
e t e i o i
f mt . 4e;
contest-
terrible.
..-
'a ts were inces 't; and deafning.j , I ,
I I T'herebels ha ‘'dug rifle, pits, from
over
four to, five feet i ;; : all the hat;
file ;ground, and b Aitken the.earth
'away, so, that ile ' ! "was no evidences
Of their wherea its;' and r in leach pit
t io
they ,had ;plat 4 0 two 1)4
131140tPr8, and ' - 'on 'as skirmishers
went forward It' 4 4 ore the field the
Sharp al:looters, i t ip&l , UP/ and Picked I i
'ear to o; ,' ~, .• :s •., Felled!
to n 0 refitiii 0. 0 (*limn, upen their :
e l
m ~ s ke: batte t r i
:.,., lv , ithout i i‘ lial l e:Wiii l , ',
their whereat): , 1 4ill the )r ' dlKiridl
fi Trees W,e felled ever where 1;44,1
bli es, the bett to 'conceal Jtheir c , at.-11
t ies. 1 ; I •;,,;-' • ' I :l i;
he rebels entrenched behind hreast;' ;
w rks and bitieries fought with I „ilei
ci ed advantar O , er our rave 401
di rtii who forfought without; any pro-I
teetion. ; ; ,
:, ° ; ;• 11
• ! T - 'or seven liOuri our men; stood be-1
ni
fo .; c a continuous blaze of artillery, and'
displayed: a lieroiiiii, not surpassed i 1 ,
the recc.rds ofihikory. ,1 ; I I I
:I They rushed uppii the batteries, and;
dsledged the enemy, and drove him,
for a mile walla half, wheni;it ~strongl,
r`k`iinthrecinetitl; Witti` sent' ward y
the rebel's, at ' 'the game tire.a large,
b i b o d n Y g ° o f u I . : a lvi n l e i 17 :
O tntk l#. 'd e e
ih f a g u r sl t i !6 :;d 8 e t,i h .O 4 o j i S r: ' , i
being unable ;to tO resist the ,force E of
.e3h fortes, fell back. gerg Miles,
Who had commihrilof the reserve force
never came forwaid to render any its-,
sistance,t and r,epoKsayshe was drunk.'
gThe sOldierii geiCrally r;thine'd lib
ood order.; The teamstor Whorl' had•
driven too near 'tls : ;lbattleeldibeeanto
alarmed., and beg , to whip and clr?vel,
/1
furiously ;and oon _.; commenced
of
out; p visions; mniiiti4Us
f war, 4c. Whiel added to the panic,
, but there *ii4 at to time any the
' among the soldiers. . ; ll'1 I' I I 1 ,
The loss on ' o side is not- , near so
1 .
great as rep ited,9three hundred 4c, H
ied and eigh hundred, 'WOuncled and
1 ; •- ; ~,
probably t* or time huh red pnson
if
ers will coy toil loss o men. '' . e
lost oesidee welpieces'of artill ry,
:twenty five 'w s----on ',, thou i lid'
'small arms, 'nil tl4 munitions of war,
and '..provisi ris
: tlirown out, by I;the ,
teamsters: i , l l . ' , , '.. - .11 -• I
Tll9 ;mois t dreg of o it defeat. is
r . bad. • The nteiii Was, ans:' 4 important,
i co
I one, and, ha it been lost: to the l'eli
els, would h Ve ruined their 'cans ..
' These ' en, :and,;: presseswhich
'raised 'pi; cilisb clamor I, abbut elay
and inactiN i 'ty . - 1 6 f the,: adinistration,
have agreat sin• to answer 'kir. ' am
flay Of tbe opinion if Gen. Scott had
l w l l
been left to 'take', "-hie own time end
way there imbl, have I been', 'n ' 44.
treat cif our. army thousandso 'val
uable lives end ~z4illions4
'PI of treasury
would haVelbeeil 'fiavedjto 1 6 un'
try. ;..; ; ' ;7, Vows Truth-,
1 ' , .7einn - W:ITAX.Lio* ; I
•-; ; • -
reimsr
Atoll's= - . tr ataeri- lirCienan. ' 1
11 1 1 .
Peit.,An • nu; July , • I,B6l.—Gen
IVelellan arrived here a,t 12} l o'cloo
this a ft ernoon." lisi w ' escorted thrde
the eireete is `lk baron el drawn by
gray 1 hor s es !rile . 1 regiments '
paraded 1 0, an Roars noOthiin hie hon
or The carriage in lillith ho o rode
was! loaded doitn with
ma led. 4eutipietel, . Tlit
,eitt,',entl , i hni.ialiin. Pri , II
gni•
From 10itein
e‘
ClucistrAno
on:[ en_erac Co
occuioied Charleston ., the , Kanawha
,TestAtirdit„y,lharebels rotreatipg, burn.
mghe bridges., 4;retial 'pai l eemerlyas
abandontid and burnt,l It is supposvd
that the, I rebehi will tie... Met l by , Awe!.
crane' cOlumn; sent ou* some d:Ily! , ago
to tritree.yot their reiritt...l , ' • I
'I _ •
'
I
'~:t~✓:z
=
W4. I I I 2LNEWIL ,1 •
• • ! • • .1• - ••• P - . 1 , -•
.... , ethe 'Tit it s ' th is nitora
ttig g4ilakila 14 ftigmentutY' *eat
Tigorlinlith '.
the Department itt.Wifili
nagtkpl, ithd the new regiments which
nieliyit.h. t he
Offeriugl' their' iiert4-
Ce,4 to th• oyernineiit are rapidly ac
eetiteld'.4 • - '1 firm • determination . ..is
: i.
shown e, - _ .dithe • - army•of*ompi.: -
,tent ColOn: .; • and an . X.xamtng Beard,
iti•,•t&ln i quf Onto the, qualifications of
isificiers. 1 1 ,, i Pail who ~, are: onfid Want
i.
ng*ill - he , •• slaccdhy better nieri..4-•
1 1 The'strit. • era•froinsthe
• L v - a;ions 'rep
mental eie coming bac k 1 a n d e ffor t s
JiA r- xiiillprt , to learni with, l itectiracy
w o are'
I kiled,! ! wounded 'or missing. l ,
1§ ,ph 114
is , -•- we have been j able ' to
I compilel , f oin i . the most trostwOrthi morning ' s'; entirces" a , r . .,liven
, I.n this Morning
IP.Ver•• '• • 1 -- • •: :I . • II ,' ' • ! 'l
• i- • : • . I "A
The en - ii y'rs :pickets lure, inpposd j
1-tO be' wi f iin! four ''l'miles 'Pf.F4irfikk .
Court notoe..lThe rumor that:the
I. Rebels wee retiring • itripe*rs' to have 1
•
• heen,pnt f Ali without:AdeOnto , &aril
datidn. 1 1!. • • • • .••. .•!! -: I
.• I . I.r ", ••i'` . • 7 1 1 , 1 ~
I
• Eaoll` II W I dispatch, from the seatof
1 wir brings intelligence of atrocities
committed, by thej rebels , :; :a t rocitie s'
••
which would shame an, army of; Ova
. b uilding,;
. Thy ' shelled, and ••? burned,
,a
' building / iseti •us a. hospital for our 1
• troops ; • they , murdered the wounded 1
by the ' owisideii „ theT.•s)anghtered '
the prise di they
ay no i ersth e y ad taps
gard tn(a; flag of trice; in
' I 'lie, the e is' no aCt"Of meatiness ;and
rtieltY which theYf donot seem to take
, H e w lig .w h ol i g it i Co e m m m e i n tti f n r i o 1.,. . n.- ^go n•
i.
! v.
ho went , in . search , cf•the••• body of
• I '
,• . 1 4l 1 ' Wash .1
Col. Cornered', of the l'Othl l Regiment
) and• Who , Were expectek to return•
beenit onl Tuesday nig ht, haVe mot
heurd from, and . it, s,feared, that
ithey were !captured: ' ' 'l. ;•- ;-• •• ;•. ' .
' • 1 •••• 1 •• ~ I ' . 1: , • ..
% From !the! Western 'Artily we i learn
that Cols Siegel and. Soldrifen•ii f o re
prganizi g. tn
their. Iregiment4 for, three,
, i
beares rt3ce, their entiro•forpoinu-,
erias•overlB',ooo men f 1 Pen .•31.ceni...
Idth 'll3 13' Hi' at . C u t u p W4ker,',Arkan
sas, wit 6900 Well-armed tr oo ps.
Gorr la kf3on • islnear . there With,•lo,-
009 poo r ly armed and imperfectly dis-,
1
eiplined men: .l' '• L. I; ''. i I . ..
~ . I , 1.. .-. I .
.- 1 i ,
.. ~.;.. 1
Dolotb lds!s, the! Ifathirdl of' peaureJ 1
iiirditci advance on the road to *asti:
ingina fter his• scouts had '
ascertain ; _,
ed tbat onr arms had retreated, feat:
ing the road atiewiti with articles of
which he is ingreat want, is connect , .'
.ed with spine'blOw ' - .li•teditatocl.,at. our •,
forces in i s ome quarton.-4-•perhips to
, ,
`ward Harper ' s Ferry more Probably(
in Western. Virginia ' It is . probable
'that this is the cause of the movement
!of !baggage-Wagons to • !ifanit!sa!,l
I whiCh , Was: reported by ucimtsjas indr.l
'eating • islprobable evacuation .of tha
lotion. , old. We - trust i l ho is notinn ,
,watc• el'• ••• 1. • •"• •I •
hd. •• •.., • , • • I 1,, , •• . •• ~, •
t i
. ,•
...I i :, • . • • •.
.! • ~ . , ... •• • ,
I:Alfrafrilveir Ujnioro cheerful•aispee
to-day . 1- / yresh,troops,ae Continuall:sl,
arriviuth.and'appear. to be of.: the del
sirat.3lo4•lchara9ter. Baggage! ' , wagon s
1 and'ecim . nissa,fwt sapplies seem to bci.
I
as plentiful ;.a iheretoftre,- . 'ilnd, altOt.
gethell there is a gathe ring itP of ' the
44 .„- •3 , - , •,,,
ann . ,- fragment i s , ,ll ' ',l •.!• • •
• ' An. order - has I been 1 issued 1 by' Oen:,
• , ' • ' ' •'
order-has
.dated t ' -
Mansfield,;date • noon 1 o-dfiy as fol..
• , •• • •..'1• , ' '
lows:, •,- • ' 1 ' • i, • •• • :
i , ,Alf 'straggling ZOldiers •• willjoin
their l'respected I•:reginiental , witho u t
delay1" 1 : 1 - !, •1 . •-•• 1 1 ' •• •I •,„ • , .
41
- 71.71 - efet,;:followa. the , designations'f
rendezvous' for '2Q of the regi'ments'..bY
lunn el , • SoidierS • attached to .regi men :8
in camp, or quartered On the Virgins
side•and net cridiraced" in • the 'forego
ing list, will ••rendeztons at ..Tackspii
Square, opposite the President'sHM.4
All stragglers found'iii,the'Streets s x
hours after the'ronolgatiOn • of tl is
order will . be 'deemed - .guilty of di-o
bedience of orders, and will be tak , n
care•OC: 'The Wisdpin id this' order, is
universally conifn,elidSd- 1 - ''
••
1 1 '
•• • j l• - ••• • ! c I ' •!i •••- ' • •
•.1 Senator' Lat h am, iiy - earnest sdliCi
tation;lhiis obtained' to-day j an: order
ffrontie' ar e a f nt. tO. raise' a
Ifull re g iment of infantry and 500 Cat
,
lalry. t , rep-years itolunfeers,. inv. Cali:
fOrnifi,:tO protect the I,9verhind • Mail,
!treasure, and emigragen from
,Caron'
Valley,to Fort.liearln . i.' l , • 1•••••• -
• 1 EarlY this: morning, .the: pip, et
Cliard.lof the New-Yjork 24th, at F al ls
hurch, 22 in ' number, With a P":
taro, Werelatineked by abont4Q.,Se es
-1
Ocixi cavalry, land driv en !in.: .'IIE4 a
dozen Shots were exchanged. . jig . °one
. r4vasLinjured on our •aide. e 1 '...
ili4i• Secession pickets are !.w it in
• te.thilea. of is• on the • Cola ' bilk
rixiid. - ! ! .', • I
IT Cqt.' Corenran; is a prisencr at • an
, .
rlgsasiSunetion, slightly Wanndod.
Information reaelied . Washin4ton
ti.iia'radial* . that 'the • ( I .lonfederate
pickets exte nd -ta u where Tyler .1for•-••
ittei•lY - . encabried—lin . the neighhor
hOod of Falltli Chitral. : 1- •• • _;•.:I ', .
.r...linni P serious lapPrehengiona •is
still' felt:
r r the, lion • Alfred '' ' Ely
w.o,,went the scene. of war a
spctator, ,13. d. to 'IVO of jus e to the
--•• '
Ir
( 4
y - 1:-.- .. . 1
micided i the regiment of his New.',
irk) Qp giessionA District. e is'
iiiiosed to be either killed or - taken
r.soner. ,
i
.
The N Ircille
now .. do at'
re is, detenti
een N' bailie al
Mx. 'Moses H. G ,
a 3e. , Cameron gr
i
i plaeesupen him
r fusing regiments
,e, bate iprett7'
k owing,lhat Set.
a teepted regitneu
flared by 'Gen. Sc J ,
'pillar iteratmpl
" ~don't want' 'a. lon't ;want any
I plan of amipaign ,
liilry, Sir." - ' . ..-It - V
fresident ando
r ' yshould know , tb , a It ....
fell control' of all the war .
and also organiied `the:: ; cob:mins, ap
pointed the officers, and selected the
~.1
ime, and poiots:lloV,littack: 4,131211's
xin:—Tri4mrie, 2 c itii.• ' .. I. - -
..1
vol
84
pr
0
I L ;._
12222651
iiiii
,:i.:p•=:•i3ivuthern.Br,tatility ,
• 1
, 1 We. have hasitated te publish,litys
t
.._ . .
lii.,OittSturit- 14sPa't.ch l becar,se -Wsis•
ould.ne bring ,ourselves toTh i l redif, the
.rt .._*eports. Af . the ;brutality. :ofthe
I t
ebetilt 'Bnlrelliiin, tesitirds.pri:sOi:
rs and wounded ' men of 'our • \TINS.
r 1 . • i * • i • ..,-
`hist••all-Oareorrespondent*froni - a4ll
Ingten concur e in, statementsof such
atrocities as only harbarona brutal
41fv.1!ge.3. puld seem. -,to i .be capable of.
We, refer .to the two .following- ei
7
Itra' ets: .1 •.. : !•:- •••-• 1.. • ..° ~ - . '• • ,
[, . "Their treatmen tiffrour • wounded
1 ri
. ' F t, ' .
3 -
tilud plisoneri, :Stamps :them as' desti-'
tate tit all.the :attributes :of humanity=.
Ilt: r a e r il e teldthat during the fight ; they'
- , . . ,
e i AmeriCan flags to deceive Mar
Men, and •whea small'sqliads that had
get Separated from their regiments up=:'
p °ached these flags, .they werefired.
- xi n and slaughtered. 1.:: ; .. • 1
The'•febels also fired *Pen the wound
., standing them up for.targets,
_and . 1
.:firingen at them. ' 9no of 'the C0n.,„11
neetieutmen law this
,'done. 'A
initn;l,
bet of the •SecondNeW York SaM, dial'
#ebel;4" SharP-shoOterti fire upon and
)•,
two Vivandieres Who J . vrere giving '
•Wine and :water to the wounded.-•'
They also shot .at `ambulances bring, [, '
1
lei off the wounded attat•-k ed flags Of
truce sent out to succor . .he suffering; -••••40— --- ......L. . '
fired pOint blank at the buildings used - ' :'' ' •- -•• t.
•
es hospitals, and it. IS Sant , by. some, •'• •.• -•-• - ; • ' , •' •
lhat,they ' fired the buildings. 'Cap ; ',..-. ; 'Si. I.oi:is.. July 9 3, 1841.
,
thin. ll.ageity3 of• the Si•ity-Nriiith.Re::l' cinr•ii 7field • ( 1 1 . v Corr; 4 . 1) r ' ''' 1 . '
a4l - I,it' i lt;its - kilked in acthai•ge.- . Wlien-j'4% ' :c' 11 l o l ifoir • ot,;;n o cie j riliite . of t i l d li e . l !"vi ( hl
1 iShody was found, ;his. throqt- ices 'f W . ' • '• • '''
, rats ; ;wr :At; 0 OIVE4 I
Ent -Treat ear ioloar and'. his .ears. Lan e. - eels. Rigel and. : Selonten . : • arl: k• . '' l ..,_,
s , t l .. • - • • :.-,
.
rse•Were - cut off. •.: -; .• 1 ~
.. - . • ..
.1 :cm ..., 1 ,, •
4 any of 1
Je ..wouno 0 were found.; Tears ,service; reeeiving many reeiltit s
l f litladishgur d.. . The[ faCesOf our dead , Troia this 'vicinity; The ~,,;f:;,t., limes
n
the ' skir ish on:Tlitirsilay, Were ' now here is.over k.0%)4, nettrly• all ,11 .
, ono ;11'rrib y mauled With :the - . butt whoM Will re-enlist l'e,ititrecyearl, -, ;
nds,of iniisl.ets,And,l - their"-bodisx.fill- ~. (3,cti, 'Ssyeeney. With aforcel if 1,200 - ~
djwith ItroundS; oVidently , . inflicted • al.
I
men. "StartS .to-da• - ! •• air F , Jrsytlij:' toll
• ,erithey'llittll Adieu' on 'the field....- -Peer the .Whitelliver in Taney Co untv.r •Ti
era, threw ' down hiS . 41 . 1m ; 5. and sur:I'AverrAh:coti:likei::::::o.d()a::".":;11.el::::1;171s-4::!:.:--1:.
aptain Dot net', Oribe,••Fire ZouaVes,
n Sunday b ing'oreitioWered by unlit- t nnind 101 t ( *anlp Sili,% - il 1, :utiles - in'atli-
, i•
'indereo". •.'f'We tahe.lllo''prisoneis-1 Can't) Little York, 1t mill•s.out (Hi thu,
!,___.-n: ye.' \Vas the reply, alidlte was !.31t.- yerlloll road. ' -.. !- .
.s a t i ' r t k e e t ra . e u e l- l iyi
n e h b x a i r l ° lit ti e ll e ii i t t i o e c r e e s P d i i • 4 , f e . ii: e i
6 ::
t b n . 67 h il l i y i e l i .: e Such t , h so li l. : 1 . 1 . nia ( B d ) e i p h : ) ,l 6 /e: rs x t f e offensive c w- u e i e to k ij
0 1 : I : c e s l n t
: i n t i-s a
t .. ‘ , ..: 1. . 1 4 [ 1tii i :: .
dierS atlthe Viands of wet-se than sate- 1 Walker Ark.: with -15,011,1 . We11-ari . :ol .
ages. 'lt is yrrible tO•Conteinplate the'. trobp,s.,, Gov. Jackson is .. , 611 . 10 1)+: 1 sLi•
terrible retrthatiOn Which. Will ,eventu_lls mileli this Side, with l?•9 9, l l ,3it'plrf s .•
ally be*lnietedout by our troops'to th e l - nritedhind undisciplined limn: i. I
fee; Ihitt, if they prOVnke. it. by 'such. • kort ' , -ivine;inen front, .thirrolf..ln.i
acts of 'they • cannot .justly 31aCon, Countie•=' Arl.. ail•iv,.,i'l fk•
Complain...l I' l .'" . -- . . - • ..' • . .oli TlitisdAy last. anti enlisti-If);.:1,t;
- i.._ .
A correspondent of the Ness' ,Yol 4 i YV .:1 ""
''' , --
i Tfit: ll. , mie 41111.41 s 11 , -,.... lisfo rt
ilera/d; Says :... - .. i . l • :, -:- . - i •
1 .. • J - I relieved,from •iciiv ,, ii , 11-•• r- .1.-;
. 11 1 l' -••• c barbarities I practiced. by the .1..
r••- . i earvesting uleirrerops.
,
T,. iii the battle of ißull's Ittta - tire..l . m ae i, 1 : - • r 1:C, t ' 1 • 10 , . 1 '
t 9 .11 1) . 11 . L . ,
.11,0 .., at st se
1 Unparatelled. ' Anlnstanets is 'related 'd• i ‘ •‘` •
s with•l tili7 I I ICti :::.::, trt •,q,s ; s k i rt,.
l *here a private of the .FirSt Conn `.ti ; ~ b r ie c S
cut it,eir,i.riaent found a ' wounded rib- I-;-•.1„:.i, 4. _. , . e.2 •'''''' : • '• tl Y''''' ,'''' 1).
el lying in 'Sun,. and :lifted ';hint s uplan --
d!' • . --
. ..
---------.......--._
1 - carried him to alLSliticle, . - -here i iie L . '• L - - ••• .
3 gentlylaid 'jam • and • - ge ve 11 i nil i t i ; M . eetans of , L - tf.l Mipsouri.
- „ •
drink froni his catifeJn. ReVived :bO ,• ' : . . t con7 - ..entiqn. - -
the drink ; ihe ingiiite drev/ibis .1 . 6t.0fj .:t \• ' , , ' '.‘
land shot his 'benefactor thi6ngli . the"{ If • }- . F "" s° " • ( l_was Cal.h. ? , - 1
I TY . , '"''''.
heart. - •Another . instance is' related I Sta`e Cetweittio•
oft troop of rebel CaValry 'deliberate- . '- nt elvenl'H'eloil' this .plOl.l
I ly.firing Upon
.a, nUmber i•sf woandeil' thc '' - 'l ll- ' 6ll gl ( ' 3l..led • i''''-');;V
-men,'Whe •pl
had been 'aced together in ' hers only - atisweicd to tidier
the shadt4iy their'.cenirades. and la _ .. I.,'itty liping reqe,r;cl 'to r,i:
i n o ng wh k,, 11 .„..,,,, t i ~,, , be t 0i . 1 i c ,; . ( •, r, - Avtio ruin; the hody-uajoarned 'vs,.
had receiVed the- Sadie kind:attention • : tive , ocloclk., • On , re-assembli'
It is said kif.Virgininsisiwho haVe come i)" .members..answurcli on
from the ibattla fielifthat these fiends :,t'itil• Gen- W. iis° ll lit - :•'''idi"g• •
linhtimanishape have taken the . havo- ' 4r. lireekini idge g.ive in
I - nets:and knives of, - °Or 'Wounded !rind '. he WOUI;I 'lll(rt'i!..t.) ally_`lll t . lli
dying. soldiers 'and -flirust then
. 1 j i lt') that,the Members sit , Ml(l Ili
,their hearts' and.le' t. them 'stickino• - • (;,ii, to 51'`.: 11 ( ... "el* thillY t}
tl L " .• , • Atie .C.Onvention adjourne , l
1 1 there;. and that soM ofthe (1111S11111 . 11 t . . n
~
. L .
..•
.. • .
• ZoutivieS•have severed the Itead of our "t..os t0c.1 . , to mot 1o •A 11101 Img
dead from their . 11sodie; and ;amused 3 -
i
themselves by •kieking them - about as' 'lncl i: n ion feel i»g hue i `
.Clll ii*i
, Iritie. and )1 . 0/"IV . helmqvg.
. .
footballs.l 'Such IharbaritieS are
worth . V'ef a Christian : Asia. They are I
a . a ..1 • All•the trtiops except II t! , ,V•,,:•,:1(1 ,
lidsq are withdriiwit frlini the • coltital:
!a. sample lot. the-'beasted -ellivah•Y; of i (Jo! .. 11(er"'leill's- r . eginle lll T . ..r i t . • 1 0' 1 : 3 '
'; these.w.oi•swthan fiend.- -' .. • for St. Louis this istornin. , hy • iati
-1
,'
."A•Zoiitive who was taken prisoner;: r"',; (1 ,- -; - l ien ••.
with -Six. Others, iirid who Subsequently -
~..f ue• roues. el' al - "P• 11 •'- ' ; , ' /II .11.---
effected an L . escape,) arrived .here- to- 'I; 111 ,i. "liet wilh'-'"t :i . ''Y l ' i- "' r ": :-'l' .:1-
. .: .., •
night with a . broken. handcuff on hot 1 tat.,... 1 c.., .. • , . 1 :''
••, , 'l' - 1 .
wrist. Ile reports that' the. 7
1. , sa ja ve . 4 . l i , .t- nor to the eveisio• •ses , son ."I t ;L. •
i were treated with'lndianbarbarity bY• Convention. a magnititint •' - r-nt , .Ltitg..
I - the rebela,..many. being pinioned to Ivtt'' Presented ' b ' , ‘''; tk .-- - -d i ti ' 4 l''" ):l
trees. and :tormented .! witli; ba3-Onets home guards to the State conveistiost
thrust at them. ': • i .• •
__l i,nd it now - lotus over tilt capi 01.- -
.
f‘etiptaini Downey of the Zointves, Thorn 3 • , 't• tin -
General :1, I rice. of J. : oil 1 1...
iiresentation • speech., itin . q . - 1 " .1 5e
was ..woanded on the. field; and his the
hotly,afterWarda , Was found'-literally ;Breckenridge, of St. toitisfyr ,1 ,,, r , ii
.ent tei piece's. It .vas, cut .into . -fimir i Both- addre;:ses were thriiliiigir. , i jl°- .
quarters:" .;I', 1 - • - . •• Icinentiand were' loudly. eh , e'rek bv tits
. • .. • . . vast crowd present: 1. I r
' 1 W ASHINGTON, T
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~x: U i nj : ' Bid
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weltactinn•-bemrnander of the Alichi
c,
ganTirst,•in anofficial report-of the
. .
engagement, on Sunday; says the loss
was, heavy, oedurrtld inostly in' fron. of
the. enemy's batteries. ;. T.holo.sa of cif;.
ficers'was large ,propOrtinnallytO the
Men: - . 1%70 troopS could have maintain
ed their formation any lengilt.of.Aline
Under such le time. They were hurri-..
ed into action after it march of ttivelve
,miles over att•exteedinh;ly dusty road.
,
and no time for'- and refreshments;
.
but the - fatigued
_ri.en,' evinced a corm--
-age, coolness - and 'endurance that en ti
tled t4m to the highest praise., , \,.
C
. 01. Richardapiits, report' gives great
credit to the Michigan Ist and 2d for'
covering the retreat.. - ; .
.• ' "•.'
1." • The Michigan list Went into thefield
with Una 25 , officers;and lose 9 Of
ficers . and ;•.I.9Bl.rrien, , besides a great'
number missing. 1, ',: ~ - '•:- - ' :
_.,••
FORTRESS Kr --
ans July 25. Lieut.
,
CrosbY,yester ay, took charge of an
expedition `to Back river, consisting
of throe hundred' men and seven pic
ces, upon the propellor Fanny and six
launches belonging to ships of war in
tho'harbor and to the Naval brigade.
Back river is Properly an arm 'ot: the
sea, a6out mid'way-betwoon Old Point
and York river. The expedition was
entirely snecessful. Limit: Crosby
burnea'nine stoOps and schooners be
lenging to the 'rebels, and brought
away :ope valtablo prize; schooner la
den with bacOni corn and furniture,
the loin articles . , belonging to parties
aboutito take refuge up the liappaban
nock river.
bPrOf. La llountaine - will, this eve
jug Make ariascent -from Hampton to
Kinnoitre the positions of the rebels.
:he I 1 •
Wi:el2.
!e.
Jeifilf Davites . ..,Aoconnt , of the
-_?Bettie . at Manassas.
MANASSiS Iristnox, Sunday ,bi g 4 t ,
s; , -.Tbiirnight . hits closed upon a hard
fought . Our forces were vict6i.i. •
ous. The cileiny was routcd, and fl' af
protipitately, abandoning ft
mount-lof ammunition,
sacksand haggage. The ground wra
strewn qr miles with those killed. ap4'
ihe 'farm houses and grounds aroutpt
tilled with the , wounded......Tbe pursiiit
was continued along goveraf routest Q l
wards Leesburg and =Centerville until:
darkness covered the fligitiveS. t.
,NVe have - captured several field bite::
teries, armll tind one tufted Stteli
flitg. Many pyisoners takeU.
Too high praDie csnul t be beSt4ol,
whether for the skill f the prineh ail
officers or, for the, giTilla ry sof
troops. The bat tle was inainly fvugh l :C .
on our left. Our force was 15.100 ; that
of the enemy is estimated at t;5.0U0.-
JEFF.
Another aeeount that the !ei - -
tire'Coneederatel force was aboin. 440 1
1000, and the entire form' of the r. "
near 8,000.
T.J. M. Brusli has heivrarreted
Manassas asil Rpy, Wit 11 Ve.etail pa; . 1
on his b4d v. I.
Affairs Louis
Loutsvit.a.E, Jaly •
Tompkins. fOrmerly a. cleri.i tio
Board of aildermen, a vig l i ilant secess
ionist and a recruiting oificorl far.
Southern Confederifcs, was 't.nt.
this afternoon by henry tt;recii, a rity
watchman.
1'
Tompkins was hallcqna tor yr!'
.',Davis, and was requestecll t de.sist by
Greeki,When ho drew a kniir 1 4 green
but was.retreatink when Gr i en got
The. Coroner's yerdietonst ren
Tioi
dered, says that Green Isliot
thout sufficient eausel
I TAnpkins was endemOrin!'
chntraband_articles sonthwat,
touisville and li h illej rat
I Iln?, the past Week; and
(main cause of the, recent
turhances at, the depot' pi
Cnitsiders, who were not
the Coroner, saYe
ed a 'pistol at Green
ter shot hi m.
Reported Battle' at
BALTIMORE; Jill): 23
baring beeorn,e,eurren
ogeurrednt Harper 's'
was sent to the. Xgen
ted Press there,' maki,
the Matter.
, The following was
saver,
wer, but contained r
is, therefore not entir
'iYps, we hav : e liad
but wo sneeessfullv
routed the rebelsT
We have bedu us la
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