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Ip BiahBioDd. CoL Ha?t?almaa had oarried
Z hlghta, wbioh tbey Lad negleeted to fortlfy.
* wao doicg tarrMo ex**flafBBR among the
jlL at Maaaaoao Jaaetflfl ita-K. An obaorvor
j ?^ thxi it would ,.:.!.narily take BBBM montho
"; t a. 4 lunjh.Tii.eii did tn hulf n day.
B de whst tl-cv
At 1 ocb*ck au **?*- W? ,tr0,'?ly BUttck#d
rpaair force., and betAff *?aaii?diBi. lt all wa*
WU od. During IBa wta4fl 0*. -Le IBJUWIBt
** rebel* were retrea'inf, Imt a.dkbornlj* and
_rjR detciiniued NflUtaflCe. At mWMt Iw-RBfi af
wpkrtry vv.to herii.l, BWlBBJ lor W luiuuteo.
<* artiiVry bore the Liui.t of the kattlc, and
I fBBRRMa oiiffered marery. Tarrfkki flttR?a>
tea waa done aun.-.g Bka * i-my. <),ir utfautn
Hod adinirably a-d Bakarad above |
Tke li*s ou each aT.li* ia uot yet a-eertuined,
fl" it ia very preaf- C*.l. Cameron ol the IMI
a am. tflg the killxd. CL Hunter i* alirht'**
?rjBU<icd. lt ia refOtted tLut Cen. Scbenck Laa
flB killrd.
f|rtre <* 110 d*.nl.t tkflt tho whole bflflfl at
gj,. tiie M Flower of tbo 8oulhcrn Army.'
?jud|*eCai.;pbe(l cn]M '** *" tbe R*W T
.^.p*, w-u- eiigaged. At CeuterviliV, wbeie ia a
gr ,-rw ..f Un Dull aad Bku Rtffet? wm ?
tfgp cofiiourao of OaaflflflflBflfl u, BRBRwtaoR, ood
EflRflflBRRaifa^ aud mauy were with tbe Ariny
Ryond.
When Um army left Centerville. n Lald ea_>
fpoamt tmt the bead* of tba aoldier*, wbcoled
ajund and flowly oailed north. Thia wai OflBfliaV
erd by the troop* a g >od omen.
Ao ofH. i I brouifi.t BBWfl lo CcuUrviiV, which
au iwr'.-.cd wiih |fflat BRftflalBBBi, tLat
Jwureger-l .*ent a flug af truee t*. Crnetnl
MlBRfll which he refused to r.xi-ivc,
ijlng tl t be would accept Bflttiflf but
B unct.i.ii tioual o.irr.-uder. Soon after, CoL
ienkar* Lnaade, which hid been at Centerville
Bring tl*e aetion, w:i_ order* d to the left, BflflM*
aa to joiu ilciotzehnan.
Tbe oo* aq wtre rcry LoW laat night, and V8B>
prilay picked up blai.kc'g tbat our meu, who
fp-r*- witl . bailing disrun.e, had left.
Iho ii.?1h haa retolved ui;animou-ly not to go
*__. till tho .??i of Auguot TLe l'euugylvaijia
Bh, ia paJaful ooutraat with thia, wai inet ro
araing toward Lonif Bridge.
Tweaty-.il of the wounded iu Tlnirsduy'^
dinuixJi o.*e iu the h'.rpital nt Alcximdm; tbo
BiLd were nine. There are twcnty-fo'i BBRR
dmcavlea at Centr.ville, the leajpM) tt the
IflkflflV
LUtHH 0 CiW..--One of your correirirtHidenU
#ho haa ju?t returutd iroin tbe field af tlie battlc,
thich be i. I at about I o'clock, leaviiig C'entVr
Ule at about 5 oYlock, givee tho following ac
?unt ef tLe eugagement:
The jdoii of" the atta.k waa aa aliwoi Tflflre
f.re ihne Piviaiona, Col. Kicbord*on command
bf on UM left aod ata:ioned at the plaee whare
Re fight occurred ou Tiiuraday la.it. Col. R.
?aa to begin the fight by a feint, iu order t<>
Irort iho alteutiou of the enemy. The Centcr
?ivxaioB, 4-nmmanded by Gen. T>Kr, wax ata
Baad about two roilea Irom them, and tha Kight
Diviaion, coiumanded Ly Col. Hunter, must hare
k?en three milea from tbe conter.
CoL Kiaharduyn, with hu Brigade, atrength
?ed by Iluit'a Battery af Artilh-ry and auother,
Bere in poaition laat n gkt Thii morning at 2
e'.-lock, tLe haixd of Ihe ailvaneing column, wbich
Vaa to fori'i tbe ceat*r8 aud right wing, com
flenced mi-viog and proceeded aome three milea
tayoitd OflRBRRVaafl. where it dirided, a port aaaa.
kg ttraiglt forward a mile or w. The rt'main
Itr turned to tlie rigbt, and after roirching three
flilea, took up pc*ait:i>n on a liue with tbe other
?B diviiioui. The coi'imn wao five houra iu
a.fiag. The large liege pieca, tt_mMMmT, waa
tith tim c-nter.
At CJ o'llock thia morning, Gcd. Tyler'a Di
fiMoti <^>inm*-nr*?d the atti.ck by liring a uingle
|ub. N<> reply waa Bflfl ?, aod a riecouJ waa
ir**d, witu tha lauie IflflflU, From that time till
tirout 9 ii'clock, there wai" but little firinij. At
tb? latur Loi.r, Col. Richordoon and C.en. Tyler
Oomicaoaiil a beavy cunni't.tdiDg, whi.h waa con
liaoefl Lj (?en. Tyler, without BDy reply, for an
tenr end a balf, when th** eoemy L.-gau to re
tarn hia eonipliment*. Alvout thia tiu.u, the
tigbt winji <>f tbe Army, ( ol Hunttr, with whicb
Ru Oen. McDoweil, jr-incd in the e_.iinon_.diug,
wkuth wnt. kept up by the whole line, vtith but
little intfruiioaion, unt-1 about . o'cloi-k, BBflBfl
llflt from Col. Richardpoua wing.
No r?*jpurt4 were beard alter 1 o'.*!*tck.
Ikortiy aft<-r Col. llunt**r couunencod ctmnon
Biding Le made an attjek with the iuLxntry of
mt l?t and 2d Brigodei, whicb your correnpoud
Bt (xhxiTM'd Irom a diftanee. A third 1 ri_?*J.
Rretigtiiei.'d tb*'ia, ai.d tbay drove tLe enemy
Rto tha wooda. Tbit* took plaee direcfly in
trait of the ceiiter of our line, but at a diatance
of ahout two milee.
Tkera wa- every exhibitiou of a flViftrifllB fi^ht,
<at up to 2 o'clock all api.earanf-eo RbMbbBI :i M?
?4.* for onr ?ide.
Ahout aaoa Gen. tkiKncl.'* MfaaV. flrftiek
arned % pcrt of tha, nuVr of tlio iin.', h. ra c*
?aVr.i lo n.-aka a nwveuieut upoi- V, MflBflf i.i
tK;V aad ubont'midw.iy U^lween tu*- ceotet nud
mi i^'ht wing.
. Tl>\ marf-hed about a mile and ft balf tlirough
*pote*Mla, and the l?t Ohio Regimont. wkich ia
* aat of tha brigad**, having emer^ad from
?m??- wa* drawn np in line of batt)., iu a ii* M.
??> \i Obio wao immodiately bohind tham, aud
?t (ke edgf* of tke wood. Tke 2*1 New-York
,*i? BUrek:*ig by tke flank, and preparing to
",B ki Ime ?f battle ln tke rear of tha Ooaiiee
v^ rajfBieata.
^koa theaa Regixnento wara in tbia poalHon,
?* *4*v* txoa a latUry eoac?uk-d iu o tn-Rok
ao d< .*i? -**? *? -,~~1 -1*0* ?"-** mM' r,'nj???'''*">**-?
a rapid fir ?? a!" ?**n- *"?-* lMMi <*"'?*l-r- 0ur
men Mi upaa tV*r faM" -Bl1 nwt * ** -*0*
pas-ed aver. But * of tho New"Y"rk M
and two of aa? of Aa _??-*<? ?tf111 ? ?**
woucded.
Oon. Maa. field will taka a t*^?** *B "*?
army to*morrow. Tke F.ebe_i fcfe^*-*- W-8
bodios of the wounfcd aoldien left oa -he grf_>nd,
and in some iiwtaacua _tripp?d and tiwl them W
trecs.
Id tbe courae of the batUe, the New-Yark Fire
Zouarei brav.-ly u.lacked, und eucceedod in turn
mg tho oavalry of Ihe encoiy, but with grca. lou
to tbem *eJv__t. It to said that their oolouel, Farn
luiui, was kul.d.
Col. fc.hormiiu'8 Brigade iuffcred more leverely
thun auy ol tue otbere. Auioof tho killed waa
Col. Slooum of tho Sooond Khnde Island, at>d
(.ol. Cameron of th? 79th New-York. Gov.
Spra^ae's borm waa killed under him. CoL
Iluntcr was very ae.crelr, but not daugerously,
wouudcd by a pioue of the shull which cut opeu
onr aide of bii face.
lt to iu.poisible ta fonu auy rorroct oatimate
of the nunibor of killed and woundod. Souio aet
it ns bigb aa '-.,00.>, but thii to mero coitjtcturc.
Th.* I.ibs of the enoiny iBtist have been at leaet
bb great ns our ow b. Batt armies fougbt bravely
aud de.i_-ra.cly. A large nuinker of oouimia
s.niicJ tArnmtk w. re killed.
Kurly iu the alternaon a coimin oi F.i-Con
giaaaaaji Baaaar A. Fryor came up to som..
of tue .Yisconein troops, lutotaXif-K them for
a part of a oorps in bis efra anuy, and ?uid,
" I'.ojg, we are whipped." The bu)-. took lm_
iiito t'ustody.
i_.n. Maueiiold w'dl doubtlois ow.imand th.
ronim ent* which have uiovi-d over to-night.
Collectt r Goodrich of Bo.toti, who 1 .fl Bull's
Run at 11 o'clock thii morning, has juat ar
rivt'J. About !>8*8_8___ la_t night, tht-< .__iin:i_d_ra
of divinions and af brigadoB, and eoloncto of reg
iui.tits, were called into Gen. McDowdl's quar
tors at Ceutrevillo to roceive their final instruc
tfaaa for to-day. The night was clear. and thi
moon . hone upon thou-nnds of soldieri bivo>iu.k
ing iu tho open air for milea and uiilce. At I
! o'clock, th.y -e-gan to move to their resptctive
I poiitiona, filiing up ?ll the roads, aad marching
ftrwaid aod by tho flanl.
Tho tirst firing was aboat _i_ o'clock froiu a. 1il
lery stationedon the left, on the hill wl.ich overlooks
I-uilV Baa. To tho ri?btof the roud anoth.r bat?
tery Hooti b'tgun t? play iijton the cni-iiiy. The Iot
ti>r oi.).- aaa M-paaial to by thl r_l_*li.
l-pt. ncarly 11 t.'olo-k th.- infantry had tnken t.o
part in tho engaKcinent, but the art'll. ry kept up a
rapid Orc. Mr. (...odricb aaw one nf our shel!.
liiir.*tniK iu the air like 8 balloon. aud benrd ihem
cotirUntly -ahizzini. a .|u_iter af a B_flc fa ttt l-fl.
No killed or wouudcd were bruught iii while he
wai on the grouud. Ile heard no muakctr) t
on the wny bom?.
Gen. MaffaBial wae iware of tb? inm ?
diBp&rity of forc#8, knowing .lohiistou had r
H_fafaai Beaurcgard.
Ihe l_th, .6th, aud Mtt Kesiin-nt., Ncw
York, have crosi?.d the FoVunac, and mareLed
toward Fairfax.
lf we can hold poasesaion of I.uU'b Bn, w
bave beaten tbe Rebels at M_.na-_*... a* we thus
cut off tbeir aupply of wat_r, aaa they will .oon
be obliged to retreat.
It ii said by deBcrtere and spies froui _iTaaaB
sai, that tba Kebeto have no real itifora,ation re
fpecting the numbori of our forooi, their ?*ati
uiates varjing from '^O.-XKi to l.r_l,fXMi. 1'roba
bly Iltaurcgard, howevcr, hai knowled^e on this
point, which be doci not commuuicate.
WAsiiiNfiTOJi, July 21?'d v. m.
Dinpat-hfi from Fairfax Court-IIou.e received
from time to tinie, fiom 10 o'clock up lo 1:4-3,
spcak of beavy csuuoDBding np to tbe latter
kaar, aometi__-_?* to the rvjht, aometimea Ui th.
loft; aoioetimca noarer, iomotiii-ca more d'.ttlaut.
CuriB were dis__t_irn-*d us rapid as two a minute.
lt ia certaia that a battle along tbe whole lino
is goiug on, witb, M yet, doubtful res'-dta.
Gen. Hoott is j>erfeeily confident of tbe remlt.
He went to cburch as usual, and half an hour
aince was asleep. He doei not belicvo tho
eucmy'a foroe ii 70,000, althougb the latest in*
tclliqence ?o estim.-.ci it
Two more dit-patchoa have been rooeived. Timt
daUd n litUc after 2 o'clock, iayi tbat the
firing wai atill coing on nctivoly. TLafc datcd
?2:45 ipeaka of the cannonadmg on somewtutt U se
active, n.ore toward ihe leit, and aontewhat
?HB dtotant, aal addi tbnt ttc muiketry hring
had greatly increaRwl.
Thii iudieaU*! tl.at our anny wai guttiiig Ihe
kattai of the Eabalaj and Aiawfe_| lhoro up to?
ward tbe Jnoction.
From tho?e who have aeeu all tha dispatebca
we Itarn that there to no doubt that our troops
have crossed Bull Kuii, captured tho batteriia
which fuvo troutle on Thursday, and are foliow
iiig up tbeir adtautago, but that the rc-i-U-ic*
is ficri-e and determinotl. Tbo news to r?..ardotl
as. on the whole, _atis?_vctory.
lt is bo! ccrtftia that Joh.istoii'*' wLoie fort-r fa
yafc at the Junctioa, lince trant.jKir_tt'u>n by a
one*h?>ri? railro-d to ilow. B;,t had Cen. M?
CiolUod been iu (Jeo. Fatlcrsoni plar-*, be eould
BBl have got beyood W__eh__-ter, at fuilnest.
The eacaped (.'enneeticut man, wboae it.ory nt
U-lograpbcd y?a laat night, sayi that when our
troopi wera attacked on Tbur___)', ihc Maw_
chuietts lat were ex^nded ironnd to tbe tof.,
and e_n_e upon tho luireBchmeiitB of the _r_-iny
hefore eitker party discv.ired the other. The
Keb<.B iiuinedi.t* ly iprang to thoir unn., when
yur mea eried, " lioldI" Tha Kobofa imjuircd,
??WV tM yoaf" ? Maoaohuatti lat,v *?*
tlvi re*pea<* " D?a you, yoa are juat tbe mea
we waat to ehaotf aod they iirvd.
Oue mau reoeived a number of ba'l*, aud, f*Il
injj dead, rotled into their introiichniouta, wbere
tbey out him up wttb aabora, They battered odo
or two oUu'ie orer tbelT beado and faoe* with
tha buta of their miukete, nnd wa bare now ia
hoapilal oao poor follow whoto f;u*e wai cnt aud
bruiocd to pieceo in tbia way.
Tbe feeling ugaiuat Gen. Fotteraon ia vory
atrdaj- He had ordoro jureinp^ory anil repeated
to follntv up .Tobnaton, aud to keep attacking
bim until he foroed him ioto an engagament.
There if no doul.l that JohnHlon Miocoeded in
joining llaaiiregard.
T* tk* Ai-o-lilod i'roxo.
Cr.NTKKvn.it., Jaly'.I, 1161, )
vi. Fairfm C.*nrt-Houo">. *,
Wo huve aiicceMfully outflankid the enemy. At
t| o'clock t'lin morning tbo varioua ngiroetite aL.int
Contreville were formc-d fo. the uiarch, aud al 3
o'clock tbey were in motion in tbo diret* tiou of Pcrry
viile, lenv ing Hnll'e Run to tb*. lefi. At I o'clock
tbefli-at gun waa firod by a 30-po.ii d rifled cunnon,
eent aliend to batter the maaked baUerien, tbut tnight
bo eniooiiurod on tbe road. Tbore wao ro reply frotn
tbe enomy, imd tba advanoo moved ou.
At Oen. MoDowelTa haaiii'iiartei*, thrco mile* be?
yond OflflBNville, tbe greaier part of tb.-army uiove.l
tot'iori^l.t ti.Bv.id abrid;{ e BflflM dwt.inc. bryoiid,
aaid lo hu'. e beeu iiiidin.iuod. Tbey will p:iae over
upon [Hiiji/Kina |>r paied Ly Capt. AI.Miuder of Ihfl
Kn^lnet r C'orj a, uud wh. bxa In-pectid tbe countiy
niii ut. ly in a prevk.ua rr-o?ii_ii.i-4iii?'e, uud to whom,
in a gre.ul rnc;ipure, the j.Lin of tbe campaign
A paflflfll li.tUlo 4pe\|**f.?dti*-day or U.-raorrovv, and
i will (.itibably dec.ik thfl t.it? of tbe who'ie run ?
pt-.trn.
If (Jmu. .Jtibrxrt-iu baa uot yel f..rn*4*?i BJflBflflflfl witb
Oen. BflflflflafBBB, kfl will Le .tntir.tly eut orl by Ihw
?flflflflOar, anl ihrovrn bank 0(x.n tlir mniiitaitia, bia
urniy will boeome nlt-rly demoralixad, and probably
lall into ib*- biiiidaof Oon. BoClfllan.wbo-aadrancing
beyond lbe BBM Ki.lire, und if bfl hat t'ortnad a |BB
BBfl wi'L Oen. ILauir-guid, <f opoua our flflflBBBBRa a
tioa fliib Oflfl. r-l'emoii'f colainn, uud thflfl re
enforcod, tb>' rVdiiul Arn,y can cruob oui op|*oei
If vv. H.e .Irivp.tt baek BM anny u.n BBBflfll u|*.ii
Oen'r.-ville, aud keep u|>sn eorninnni. ?u.'.ltw with
W.u-I.iii Aon. Il (I. n. It.'.inn ran! rema n* where he
1- hi* BBBIinii Bliiifl in tlir ic_.r <xre eiuiiir.ger-d and
M^ji.tnr.p liiui -< nm la-mgaituated iu tbe n\*x vi a tii
aniflo torinad Ly railroad, a ?BflflflMfll m Li* r?ar
wi ilil ip.-t-.-v I.i- .fiminiinip.iii.iia wi:L Iti. htnond.
Tl.-- only .L.ugi r tht Vv it-r J trooi.. mn by ll.U tloiik
rmircii wonL. Lc Ly arudihu advauia of Oon. Ifcaurv
gani upon I'eiitreville, int* mipting -niiuii'iniauioiia,
imd r.it.ttig ttfl our aij.| lioa- But tbia iiiaJ.enver W&old
Lo .le-iMTHie.iiatiittiiig bit~**.lf olf froui aopplie*> and
plp ?? kkaa lf in au eibaoatij.l country, wmI heiw-eu ih.
Pfliaafll ln-.-pe ixli.1 llie NflRBRB ?
Tl.. ". V* *v-York K.-pninriit canaaiguod thr p?*et
t.f bonor in advBnce. Th- innniLara of U.a ragimcat
apaad iiuaj-ini.u-ly u. *...-v,- al BBBfk ib<-;r Baa
V '.Ut.
All tbe Now-V.rk IflBhflflBBl wiii f.-ilui. ahiBBB
ui'iplf).
Pafflflkoanone aeudy colemu ?.f tip.ji ,
t rrville.
Tiie itmr.ile of the wduieiB i? exe-Jieut, aud oll .rr
anxiou.fara Ipxii'.p. aid vrbei. infonm-d of tba ptir
pora io ndvan*-. tLe rotlmxlaiiin wa* Im y*nd bII do
? a i ti- a.
)t . lhat Oen. IKxu.<gf.rdo fona *n
Lirgei lliuu ou.-..
A Lmtle ia ixmine-iii ei any uioment li niay m>t
Uike plnra till to-n?rrow night.
Tpl-grni liW. wirea ara IflfidaJ f'Hjwiug il I army.
bJ.ti ..Q:...r wirt. ? , ? .ititiij, u; Kairln-V Court
lioua*'. witn >ie?rra. Unall and IIpiiU-m nr i.rmy oj.tr
ialOIr.
Casraavuxai i'.?.
O.n. Mtllpwall Lx*ord.'.od lha reaen.a ik.vt here
under C,4. Mllt-d, to advanfo to the bridge over Dull a
? j ..ri tb<; Warrer,t/in IL.k'1.
w*BiM%r.f..a, juiy 2i, na,
Tbe foilovtii.f huilelina weie rociivod iu orf.cuxl
qnartcra, d.niog the progrea of Iho Lafle, from the
leb'irraph atation alrout four inii*x> fnim Hull'i Kuu:
KxiKiii Oaflflfl Hoi'st, July 'ol?II a. ro.
f.itre i* rap.d Lnog fi'.ni heuvy gnun, and iRflJBBBl
dia.-Largea of mnak* try.
11: W ix. *?.?Tba bghiian ia vaiy h-ary ai.d app?p
rai.tly more on our left wir.g.
11: ld).?TLere la evideutly a batlle toward oor left
in *.ht- di.-itr.oL_* f Hulla Kun, aud t^iille u"rtb, IV
firing ia aery lapid aud lf ary.
11 tt, -Huavy gin- i.re beard agaln, aud xpf*trrnlly
neartr. Tlie raioak* try ia hcxry, and urarcr.
2 p. _? The muakitry i? very heavy, ar.d drawlnjr
much nearer. Tiiare in evidanrt'.y a moTement nv.re ta
onr left.
1:46 p. m.- TLe tniiig m n litlie larthrr off, and a}*
j.an-i.tly in the direclion of th?: Jonctioo. Laa heary
gunB und inore light atillery, aa near aa I can jndgr.
:i p. w.?Tbti firing hai flBBJal BRI raiuu'.ei rinie.
3:'dit f. ni.?Tho firing haa ulinoel entin-ly oeaaped,
and can <?nly U board witb difflculiy. I akall BBRBBBpk
no aiore milea th'-a ahould I.e a renewal of the LaUle
wbicn haa Lien *? ghwinu. ly f**ugbt for tbo o:d 8<taia
andSt.ii*?B, andfroro al! i?licxvii<.ix? Inre our Itooj*
luve al lea-t itood iheir grtuud.
YkiHux OaflatHafli liW\. m.
Oor wiuricr liaa not yel retarnrl. Quartarmxarrllar
nm of tbe id Hi;|..inenl of Mirbigan ha joat pxaaed,
and nya tliat tha oftVerr, ukn, aod cilixeaa at Cintre
v'.llc aay u geaeral ani'iigement of lha whole line had
taken plflfl 'Jroo-and-a-l-ilf niibje th_o aide of Manaaeua,
and tliat ?nr trooi*. had driveu aod fi>l*<ad th* r-efer
i .,.,(. Ln*a l..ik u M-iuaaaa.
Wa e?|*?o-t i* nuriar now every niomest.
Ixuirn OaflRflflafBB lt#T* a.
1 **o 11 eui exiuriaTB have rvt-irnod, bal are uneble le
, r,n a aak ata iii yne-t, witb Oea. MiDowell. Ona flf onr
fflRrh n fl .i# or'ib'i fi. || <rf I Bi ta. He aya onr uo*'pa
Lave tflkea Iklflfl ui?a-.d Luturi'-a, and forced the
tnnrny tfl lull back and flRhfl. ?i? enyt lh? battle waa
peneral on B jfa Hau tor mimc da?ar?*<'.. Oflfl of tne
* takflfl waa in a wheat fieM, and ihe tther
pBMfl .li*'Jinae lroui il, an*i IB* tturd atill furthi r on.
ai'20 r. u. Auolher diopntch laya tlau ine Feduralo
luve won llie day. The hia on bolb foda i* heavy,
bui lha rouU of tbe Mkflo. ifl cooipk-10. Tba baUaria
nt ilull iiun aro ailewed and two or three othf-r*
Ukan.
5.4.'* r. it. Tne lirlng liao ceaad. Wa ahall and
another coarier tbere in fl l?\f minaia.
TLe lounor woat al 1 o'clock, aod will be bo. k
OOvJp.
A a-iJI bilsr rra. ",n. '"'? oOitaal, but from apparont-/
raliable aoiirce, s% T* tn>-* *'?** ""'",nn uoder C-lonel
"-oiatzoiman haa h ,,0WB<- ?*?? kob6**' *? MMM(in-'
)um-?a*B, hihI b_a opa. ttt on tbeir intrtnohod camp,
and wiii ****** B'.el'iiiiK "k *"n'
Tbe oanm. ^'''n- <*-? oa. **?** ** hw4 " W<Uh'
in?V>n, fnun Oe'*<Ktttow-' ?V,'1*' . .
The lle^iimute.-* ?? ??-? - "jJ" ,nft0C*^ble ?
-iS!t,th_lV-*ide,.__>*C.I._.* "*J I'"vately w.th
Oen. Scott a-ad .taff and' 0>h? - '^n^**Lcd **"*>?
men.
?_ v_?? 'oly_ 1,1861.
W_8_l_VTO_, a "t '
A m. .tt Kc-M-rt, ImttU was fo.Hjht to-a *f "* ,'u" **
Kun Iliidgt. Ths couflict waa de. \'?rate, - "* 0T"r
nitie b. ani.
TLe prrtKrHiiime, aa sUitsd in tbe' unt dV'natrh
from !_________ CtKirl-HouBe, tm carrVtd out a'Dl**
tbe troops mrt with _ eucceasion of n.aelt -d t_iu?*rto.*.
which were un, _(_| with vijror and siioc."*. ufte r A
Bevere -ot* of life. Our lr._>|* ailvanced ae t\_.oi.??:
Coli.n. I IMolutrdson, vrho dUfiriguUhed bii*-*wlf ia
tlio pret i.-tut eicn^inent, proceedi.l on the lei^ witb
fonr r.. .m-ntaof th. Fotirth Hritfitde to hrld the but
tery ou the l,ill on tl.i* Warrenlon mad, in tbe vicii. .ty
of tho place wbere tht- l,i_t battle was fougbt. Tlif
laat i.i.ivemoniB were descrilx-d in ihs. Hntt dispatofa.
S. hi-ii.-lt> and Shcrmsin's l>rit,._des, of Oen. Tyler's
Uivisi.iii. advaiicoa by tlio WBrrenton road, wbile Oola.
lleint/elm.n'. niid HuBter'a dirisioii took tbe fork of
the W iirrenton road. U> move lietween Bull's Kon and
-__nat_-_- ?'? nn .ii
('ol. Keya's bnjritd- rcniained at Oentn-vMc.
Infoimiition wa* rcc-ivid by <lcn. Tyler'e ooumand
of the eiiitiince of the enerni.- battery, comtnandini;
the road. Oiu troops wcretbeo hraBBi fa hatttoamiy.
Thi 'Jd New-York at.d lat Ohio oa thelefl; and tlie
*..l ol.i.iind *1 Wi-c.m-.in, aud 7;?t_, l_th, and ?'.'.?th
Ut ifinients of New-York, on liie right. Col. Miles's
(livmi'.n followed in tlie r. i.i .
Tite f.r_l rsnife ^nn was lired by .-.lertnan'* Hhttery
ut IU rr.inutesr.f tuv-n.
The licM. did oot r*.uru hia ehot until iu. hon/ and
a l.alf aflerwai... When Colonel Hunter'B diviiioo
ctiee np another baite lx tame gen. ml. Colonel
lliift.-r ? iiioxtmeiit to gi.n tbe r. _rof the enemy was
almne-f. a ruect-tm. Ttie enemy's p<taition waa opened
...1 by a-Vi-r.il of Chrlnl.'s howit_eni, followeil by
alight ikiruiialiing. lha K-1-.la rapidly reoeived _____?
f. Tcena n!_* from M__a___s June tion nftcr the attack
wne opentd.
Th* f'-ittl.- coti8ia.ed of a mcceasion of HreB.r-in
ins-ke.1 batteriea, wl.ifh opened in tyery dircctiou
ir.h. ii om wit* BBBBaad il? rhu8 wa* suppliotl bv twt",
end in the tl.-innir 8Bj_B|8i af "iir iiifsntry in tinnuniiinjr
tb.-m, the _<1 Ohio a'td M New-York Mili.iii w->re
BBBBBaikj Hank thr..ii(fh the wood. ly a new made
r.-u'l vtif!..n fi tmle ?.f the main ror. I, w hen they cauie
on u battery of .i^ht (."ip-, with fonr ie_jirnenu_snk.il
in tl.e Ttiu.
Oormvn ryenitnrtu-<\itktely tndetvd to Iie down ou
(iiher .id?-of the road, in order to BBBW t8_8ffa8Maf
aiiitoryto pa_n __BBBBjkflBi Bt'_uk the work, whtti
tl.i. f.K't.try o(_"tie?l Bp8B8a and killed, t.n the third
lo'ii.tl, I.i- nt. l>enii-*ey af Company 0, Nnw-York 'id,
u.,.1 \V,n. -Iiuwoll, ii ilnii_ai?r, and M8__NB_{j wonnHod
aotertJ other*.
ll*.. troo'n wero kept for IS or 20 mtnntes nnder
Baallfaf fln-.they ti-.' U |g akfa fo exrhtt'^e ehot
wuh the etiorr.y, altho i?'h withia astone'a throw of
th. ir '._U lies. They an..'. td-'d if: r. Uri;g in rej_;ilar
ord.r, and with their liat'.ry.
Tin- nioaf _-_l_-i.i eh.-inr^ of the d?) was msde hy tbe
New-York f_*tf, 79th, and I3tb, who rti-h*d up upon
one ?-f the balleriss, lirirg .-a tl ey prm*eed--d with
perfed tBBBt. itnd iitt_ckin>r it with the _i.v_TK.t_i y, int.
Ika ftt of t_i_n.|h n-emed to tsrryall l?fors it.
Th-v f BBB. Ika! t_c.t-l.-l_ hndaUi).- -ied the be.te.y
mt I 8B#J tak-n "n- g.tn. bm this so-' >?-s wiu< BBBBfaal
only afu-r a _*itn* BM af lif<*. io w'.i.-h th*. .'.'tb im-st
a.jv. rvly filer.-.. Ar.d il WitS rr-j-irted that I :
Nmr^nt was snr n^'the fln. killed.
The '/?"?, tv.-a d'ftin_'r_?hed 'i.eaist-lvoe by t'
ttrd asaaolis on lf.-> ba'.leri'-s a' lha point --f th<- h'tyo
n..t, bit it is fmrfi tliut thsir lo*s is im tk ni*.
llp Ui Uie hour of _ o'clock p. ns. it mm ^_vr..r_llr un
d. riioc. 1 that wtt l,ad brrn-inl in tlie <*n*ii,y entirtily,
nnd thit they were graduillv r.*iriiig. tbutCol. Ilnnter
had tlnvru tbcui b _. i. in ths r*-ttr: tbttl Col. ll.-it.t/.-l
u.uii> comnuin-l tvaa msetim; with rrrty eiio.i a-el
?h..l it r--., ii ind h-f tht- rt- .-rvo of lien. T; le ? ? dr. i_-i.ri
to |-ish on U ManasntiS Jum ri-m.
A Mits>i_aippi M8_fa_l was taken pu ly ?__?
hroue'_ of the WiscoUBin rcRinirnt. IIe tnraed ont to
ier Q B______-____a____l l-__BT, couaiti ta Koyer A.
Prynr. He waa ca( .ired v.it'i hra hon*, its he by ae
ri.tent rod.- into our linea. He .!.*?.... r.-.l bimself by
remiikinK to lUshrouck,''weare Ke'-iUt" '*'?'> ,,,t
? t .-..'?' WtiiU regunea* d-. you belou^ u. '
?afa d II -alroo. k* "Tln, ______ M__si_?ippl." was tha
aoawri. " Theu you are ruy priaoncr," atid Har
broack.
Kn>iu th.i'stei.eiita of tbir prisoiier it appsara thul
o.ir artillery hns crealed i^rtat havoc ainoDif the
M8BB-, of whom thera ar* frum 30.000 h 10,1(00 ia ihe
ht,!d under c tmniacd uf (len. l__ian'K_r_l, wlnl** they
have a rtssrve tt, mBtt at ths Jui-ction.
He _B_B___fa I an offl.sr ra-*t jTomioent m the ili;ht.
dis-int^iiabed froui the r?_t hy Li* whils borse, as.leff.
Davia. II* conllnns the pravioua reporU of a rtfylment
of BMM iro-js iti Ha rehel forc_i.. hut says it is dilHcult
to jiel theu. in pn p-r dtoeipHne in battle crray.
The poaitioB of the anamy extended in three lini* io
Uie IVrm of a trtongle, tbe u\mx fmntiny the rcnter (rf
t..ir column. lf.. _r_a Kenu t?I hi.ve I -_*n b!bd with
Bllicbsd hutUSTrtt.
At 7 o'doak this evemo . . ubb were Btill fa ard firing
iit ali.-rt intervals.
Tteord.rab. ino"-syeBtsnhty eteuinK at ' o'clock
wen __Mi_tcin___ude<Jtill eurly this moniiiiK; "ur troops,
me uiiiuie,. ottinK n rtiud thr.iugh ll.e woods in order fa
i_t.il tl.i- euemy'sUtlterie-.
Tle 8i-reUry of War ks? received a dispatcb that
?K wat-renswed ut Hulls Itun tbis roominff.
Oiu* trfojai ttgoged the enemy with a laiye foree,
uktee. tbeir?-ilteriss, and drove ihe 8.-.__ioni_._a to
Uie l.'iD.t- ...
Tha c:ty is wild with joy.
The Iring was __ard in thii city to-day from the
dire-t. il of l.t.ll b Knn, from 11 till altont X Tbei-o
whi a .?-saglion till nearly t>, und at 7 thia ?vening ll.e
reni rlnr-ti <'i cf rant. m was aill andible.
A | .ntlemaa, who arrived to-night, Bayi, al 3 o'eloek
tbia lifieiooon Ibs Vd und .'ld New-Jeresy regiment*.
were ur_< rod W. ibiu*. h lorward frota Vienna, the Ut
sandtog their baggage bark to Camp Trenton. Otliar
troopa tretf. hurryingforward to tb.? soene of bortUitiia,
and Uetre ib much uniitury excitsiai ftt and Imetle in the
direatiou _f Jl the c_u ;..
Tka f..!r..wiDg ia dtted MuII'b Kan, UstortUy 8T?n
U\g hitlf jaikt I o'eloek:
_?'?. b cr klx thtaaand of tha enemy are ie ?n retreat
mt ii .Lr-tlion tt Maiiasaaa Jiiw.tion.
Oen.. Tyler, Kichnrrlsm., I.ient.Coh Fortar, and
M_)nr llartoB hnvs mvnuioilered all day aod were
Ired upoB by the snimy s pieksta.
Tbe M-tasBKhustiis Irt, ui-der Col. CowdiB, I>ot
Col- Welka, Maj. Chandltr, aud IJeot.-Citl. Porter,
ib-ttl.-'- ftBB tl** Misaturi l.'?lh, itre in tht* a.lvftii'e.
Al l o. k. k _.-__. or Wilron and Congreafnian Alley
ar.ived on ihe ground, and were rt-o-ived witb great
?B'.hiun_sn-..
Our ptrkets ami thoie.4 xlit enemy ara wthin gno
-bot ef each otber,
At lha inomsnt lha advnqra ara proceedmp, an
tabied by eevcn.l better.*-. ta rr-gain Holl's Ran.
I_tont.*Co_. J. J. Porter made uu eflort Ut prwure
ihe ?*_!) ?-f Lieut KmtXh, of _Wi_lon, hut wa.* tired upon
by ibe artil.-ry of ll.e auejiy.
The btsi MKt'u.aie we can m .ka ol the K.-bel forr _?
arortnd Hai:_p__s is atoi'it _0,0_0. Tlie gretVtet enlho
atoaifi pn *. um throngbout the Union ranki_
Beport bas ^nined crcdcin-o anwag Union ofllrets
that 0 i. Johntttou has etToclod a junetiou of kii fow-es
with tho-s of flea. Rnearegurd.
Wt i?-Ji distiuctl)' aee lie.ft.t yat-d's houae two mitoa
-Mfaa-k
JerTorioa Davlo la underatood to bo al Hunaaaa
Juootloo.
0?l. Oowdin'o M4rjpaohuaUo 1* Regiment wera
flr-d on Ly rebel pickate eeveral timee laat night, m
they alcpt in tbe road ou tbeir arma.
If tbe reeiatanoe on the port of I) o rebela ahould ba
in proportion to tbe attack, B bloody b-itle will be the
result, aticb ae bao never been aeen on tbia contineni.
The dentination of Col. MoCnnn'a tfth Regiinent ha*
bren ohaoged to Mauamaa Junction, hy way of
Alexandria.
EPKKCTS OF TIIK BA.TLl* ? WAhHINUTOK.
WxsHiNOTo.i, July tt, 1861.
Tlie mowt intenre evcitement ia ererywbere exiating
to hear further from the lield of battle. Kvery roturn
ing apoctator of tbe eventa la iinmcdiutely aurrounded
to relate bia obaervatione.
Tbe detnaiid for iutelligouce ia ineatiuLle, and many
tuiautbenticated rumora prevail, wbich aarvetoe n
fu-o the truth. Tbe .tuoko from tbe battle could be
a?iu from tb. emineneea in Waabington.
A number of membere of Congreex, and even ladiee,
xvent to the neighborhoodof Rull'e Run lo witneaa the
baVle. Oue of them rcport** CoL Hunter of the '"d
Cuv.*d*J*. acting a Major-General, waa aerionaly, if
wot n-4*rt*"y wonnded.
Itia .tated with confidence in nil qnartara that Col.
Cftmeroa ?f Ika 7i*lli Regiment, aud brother of tbe
Secretnry . **. War, and CoL Slocum of llie M Khwlo
lulxnd ll?gii *4ient, woa killod.
TIIE KKIM.VI PENNSYLVANIA BEGIMKKT.
Pittsbuko, Fa., July 21,18.1.
T>ie H'.h Pmor j'lvunia Begiutenl, reeorve coip*, <V.
O.orge M Hay?, | laa. BBl city for Hageratown thia
morning.
AI'RIVAf, *)F fcmW. IHX I.V BAI/IIMOHE.
Bai riMoKK, July tt, tttt.
Oen t>it arrived he? ? to-day anl wili, to-inorrow,
aupemode Oon bo-aka, wbo will aupereed. G-tt. Pat
laooflflx
The bridge aorom the Potomac t* Harper'a Ferry
will be Bp to-merrow,. n laking connection with tbe
ttiflabflflflfl Boad to Cb? rle* Kowa.
MOKE VOClfl EN* KOUTE.
Pir.VBuan, Joly 21, 1861.
Col. Illafka Kegiiuaat.-Scott'V Legion No. 2, have
been ordered lo be uiuetercej it-to* eervi* * and prc-ceed
tlirit tly I/, ihe niain artny in MCirgioia. feUx of hio
compfinia are iu PituLurg ax>d four in Philadelpl ia.
LOCAL xMILlTAKy MATTERS.
by tha lat Regiment of ihe iflcklee Brigade wlll
for Wahlngtoa; break ing uf* camp at 9a. BB.,
To-d
atart for
ued utan-l.ing to tLe laudiug pla<-ene_ Fort -.lchtuond
e atcaui'MiiU will convay it ('* t'.lu .Ltihp.ri, to depart
by a irain having not Lng after noon.
To-morrow lbe 2nd Reg meot of the a*ae Brigade
will t.ke ita dii-.rt.ii-r. aud the Webrter Keijioient of
lUiaion will probably |?a throojjfh the city.
On W*duee-iay tbe 3d Regiment of the Sirkloa
Ilritrade will leave tin. Tntiniportatiofl for etha tban
n-crniiin. to-nprxiiiea liaa not yet boen arrauged for
futther than aa meuUoucd above.
M VV-Y..HK MOl NTKD BBFIiM?KI.M PAKK.
?Baaa M. 11 .ln. Laal and OaOar. of tbe Young
Hfla'a Ckfiattaa Aaeociaiion, beld liivine aervice for
tliia regiment ycMterday, uaiig the iinpreaiae aerviree
of tlie Kpiaropal ChflNB. Atuer which thev made re
li-.i-.ii* and pn!liotir addreHaee. Tne m.ui all p*j*i par
ti.ulwr nil. iiiioti, ill joiuing in tbe Lymna. After
wi.b.li thty were each preeeiUed wiih a book by tbe
Aflflociflttoa.
i.a.\.yi.tte guarb.
The outcera of the .Vab reviment berd a meoting on
rtxt ir-ltiv iiiwht, ui tiii-ir hpad.jiuirterf Lafayette Mall,
and .-ln ic-1 Mr. R. lleTrobriaiid l.'ulonel Coinmaniant,
in pUoe flf Engfiie lee Oal, lepigned.
UROOU I'Ai \l.RV.
I'.ior lomranioaof tbie regimunt, which were raiped
ta 'li* < Uy, Lave baaa nnifeimi iuto tha L'ni ie*l Slata
BlolflB. anl are now eiiram|'?d at P.l n Park. Two flf
tl.ra* .ompuniee aa eompoeed of Oennanp, who, on
SaUtnluv, rlected tbfl alloarhoj ofBtent: (apiuint,
1'mleiick tlclilokfoa, Augual Haurand; lat Lieaten
Bnt*, I^iUi'" rt BflllMOBt, Fmleripk HcndencL, 'Jd
I i. BBBRHBfl, Jo*. ph Krycirkr, Coeer Kniil; Irt 8or
BBBBta, ?'"-* ph V.'alter. 11. IV<v>..ki. All thea oliicera
L tv. beea I .njr in aciive arvi.-a. and m.inv of tbe meu
nt.w in tl*eir ci.mman'lr Lave -er.?-d nnder than l*e
fore. 'l'hifie nior-- OflfllflflflBM will I >> m-iater.il i.i ou
Tueaday, wben lbe re>iuie.it will Irave for Waahing
ton. Tne ci>ni|iani_a in Peiinrylvania and Ol.io bave
,-. nt-Ip;p'1 'l,.-.r t>rir.i''i/aii" * aiid imve been ordeied
to mt-Bt Uieir coxnula in Waabington itnmadiait-ly.
To lompletr tho inaxiiiium U'liuber of men a few moa
rei-niita will be received on makiofr apptiiwtion at
H?fd.,'iHrt*'i*., l?i?l'iow a Ki.ling Availeay, Tbirty
niulh ffrert and Fiftb avenue.
K\l I'.I.SIOR IIHU. M-l
TLe Iii ai regiment will leave Canip 8colt early thia
Bioniiug, and take dirmt route to AVa.hingion; tue
mm '.nd aad tlur*l are ex,* le*l lofullow on Tiia*duy aB*!
VV-.tneeday. Tbia it the moat imto tant ofthe ajra
terioua auppoaitiona aHoat iu ratnp ye.terday. Cflhaal
bii'klet. way go with tbif rruiui'int, and luay u*4. ll it
toleral.lv mdil.lt: tbat the full rfgimeuU nre flBBrcflay
better pre|*ored for i*erv hfl than tLe two which ar*. in
romplete One fcbirt io eacii ba.'!. ia tlie rule, aiul mvo
(ouii.auicB cf tbe aeioud are witlout eo,ui|imeiil* o:
Biivxind. Koiiy-threa liuiiilied BBM wa? tho imaiber
in \.iuip yeaterday. The fo'irth and fifth legimeou*
hxva, ii.geilier, about tlcv.u or tvvelva hundred ill
condill'.ned men. lt if vtry certiiin tbaf the variona
parliea wbo, upnn the aaauraure ol Mr. Sicklee tbat
tbey ahould be paid, ue bia brifradu hud lu-< n acoei tod
by tue OoverDineut. bave anpi lied in good faitb food,
I'nil, foraxe. aud lnb"r, to?n liefore aud aince tlie
t-.o'[>a were Baatflflfld imo tbe United Stata arvire,
axe gettingi aaxioua to kuivr when and where they aro
to get tbeir money. Hut for tbea eonllding partiia,
Camp t-kolt would long nine bave beeu di.-a-olved, aud
il ia io lie preanOied lhat Ouvernuietit will not let ih.u.
*u:t. r ft.r iidvancei* Buide Ihroiigb patrioticcoiifidenre.
HUNVK.Il KCOIMKNT.
The raginieU which i* in pronre** of flrguuiiation
hy HuQgBrian officei* h-x.le.Kli**! loaxxept lbe uanifl
of ilonvi'ii Ropiiuout, boooring Ikareby tue ni.mory of
ihoee brnve llnngBriun warriora, who fought r.i fiu'h
f.dlv for the aupi irt uf the CiMiatitation aid th. lawa
of tl.< ir i-onntry. .... . .
All lIuugarlaxiB in .Lit uty and virndty who bave
Been arvioe aud are iut-Lned to join {.hia regiment
ure, hereuy roipiatad to preaent lltL_lvtaat beaO
quartan., No. .fc'7 Broadway.
COL. VAN ALt.N'.H I'.WAtllY HKi.lMl.NT.
niy will aaaih W'a*hingt-n to-ibty. Lieti'..>OoL Mi *
I tbia i i'y laat evenitg for WaaktagMfl lo rereive
thtai tbere ou their arrival. The 2d Roilie?ler cooi
pany, Capt. Flmt, will uiove forward imniedialely, to
Im ti.iUt'v vd by two couipaiiina from 8yracnae, one rr nn
Iieviiu, BBfl fiorn Orleiiu*, aid iwo lomjoinka from tbe
three rountlea flf 8.hoh*ria, Delaware and Otaego.
Tbe balance, inxking ia all 12 coaipaiiiea, will be got
leady an*i fcrwan'-d without d_lii7. Several excel
lent cavalry otiWre have coiumanda in Ihia regimeu'.
and Um- mxtcrial ofthe wbolo cannot be our^?_*ed iu
the. aerviee.
ABMY AND NAVY.
Htcrm.iiig for the navy ia briak. ln thia city 164
M'fus.tn and ordinai-y avautea vv. i? obuiued laat week.
Siibi .'...iki bave jJined thia branoh of tho arvice iu
New-York alone within a few moutlia, 'Three tboa
aund wera rauaiared ou board the Ohio, at Boaton,
fii.ee tbe let, cf April; Boaton ba Nuw-Bedlord to
awell it* ii*t, wbile we huve but a LUbb othie inCherry
aroel and ooe more. The autlworth wbabrroen wit
from New-Bedford are of the groateat value to tbe
naw, iaud are geuerally intelligcct and ncaeeptible of
kataf |*erfe*.'tly ui*. i..liu**l. lit have managed to Iiod
cr. wa fn- kill a do-4.11 aliljia, *?f ditlcrent nttea, ruuee
MflBBRf Ixft. Tbe total Btflflflflt of army neitaaarW.
ahipted M We.t?-B Vir^inU frotn Ciiuinnati np to
Saturday waa 2-JfcO horwa, l,<Ji'.' waf-oua, %t7 eete of
ha> neab, Loaide large carg.? of (iroviaioua and atorar.
Tbero 1 ? n>. ?atirkil char.g* iu the atuto of ofikirt at
tbe Navy-Yard, aince we noiiced naovtmenta tbere in
.iet-iii. ' ibe North Carohnu, rw.ivhig ohtp, N*
l?-an.ly wme, miling frigute, ti, ln orlinary; Po*^mac,
aailingfiLiiite, .'*W, liiting ont; atortxhip ttapplj, cultar
llarnpt Lai.a, and tbe putBflflflRl Blniunria Rhotie
Ialauo aud (Jonueilkat, are the veeeel* in the bay.
Over :!,(Wu. haaaa are employc-d, and tha moathly .iie
bnrner-en'a average |c*J,()i 0.
The ioliowlug are the Federal l'orcea iu thh nelgh
Ixnboo.1 todny: Oovernora Iiland, 1>17 ib n; Fort
Bamil'on, ttk raen; ree*'iviog abip North Car*'tina,
rl-Omen; oteam BMBflHj Riri.iuoi.d, 'JtA) men. iotal,
UBiMBR. alatten* oa Oov.riior'a I*lan*i und Fort
Uaiuil'oii aro iia laal reported.
It ia Mii.l tbat hefoietheexplratifmof thia BBRRR
tLefiittiro irtiiitanent locaiiou of tbe Naval Academ^
will Im- liijilo ki...wu. Ih..o i* iai.*t.?crable *ovf*1*'
titrn goini'... ta Waobiagtao Iwiwern thoeo ? bo lavor
fgiik Aiaboy, ^RpoH, i***4 Aniwiiviia. Aiie fltaw
Yerk BeptweantatiTea la Cnogreai aapport Ika 1
Aii__4typ__<i'b.|te -. mmammm
We bave MbS tmporrant newi from the Afrleaa
aqaadroB. The eairtnre of Ihe e lavar Arden.**-., w i??
4_6 negroea oo bo .rd, hy Ihe Kngli-h w.toer Wrannlar
i . toiifi'inod. Tka eteam guu.-ost M..hi? an weot M
l\ ?rt..,i.?|.. I'.. for tba n.i.il on May 1.. Tlie 8a_ita_r
w,. ? t to craiae un tke 6th, 'be oorveite Portamouth oa
the _ th, and the Co-a-ell til-n oo tbe 10th. Tb* Bfa
l icau go, ibo ordera recalli' g tbe fleet, bo. aa tSiey
were a* *oa conld n-tt eomiiinnicate tbem. 8lie waulJ
uh'n ly \eavc lor hotoe bena-lf. The Commodoro bad
t rai.iiterra d hii __.g teoi i_irat.lv to the I'ortioioulk
rloO|<_^-wi8r, gointr to H?. H.-lena to look for a i.eW
etorehouHe ei*-*. bs bu w_.he<i to .top pat MBizinr tha
l'ort.igneee Bl Loaudo for contiuhi^ Mr. Birnto, wnv fa
siill in doran oo.
.FROM FORT P_CKF_f8.
Tbe I .lited States Transport, City of New-Y ._*,
Capt. Martin, .arrived yestorday motaing from Yort
Pickena. NotIA' ?? of ?**y i-iportance bad ooc-irrad
.ince our laat *>'??? The W.tooa Zoutvea wera
bnildiag aand baM. ??-?? ? 8a,,u Rm- L****,d- AU
were bi paad hcHlt. I AU wm wall at the IW. Tba
City of New-York 81 -. ? -*?? ?biIb ''??* ?? Uui-e-1
Statee vesse^i al Fort I ''ckena.
TbeeUtsm tranapot* City of New-York, wbieb ar*
riv.d !_st niMbt from Ifc - -'?--?-??. bro'*ht to*" "*
Hcngers, vi*: Haat. _-*>?*- ?f .the LuUed ^
army, wbo was dacharged i * Col. Brown.commarder
at Fort Pickona. owing * hia 8eo.a__on print,,U*
Ue was horn in Virginia I-- ? ????"?- Jg L";*1
tenant of tbe Uuited States Kaa m *??---? ??__?_??
who fell down the bold of tha v. -*?? aud injured l.a
spine. Alao,aiiitimaaofU.eBtA'm attmet ?8_i__-ffl,
whoreturnssiek; and a Tolantarr, kotonging to Col.
Wilson's regiment.
MI8TAKKN FO.t A FV-fVA TEEK.
Capt. Loupe, of the brig l.ucy 1> _rlii H. i amved yea
lerday from N__.au, report., July 17tb, Cape HaUcaa
bearing nortli-wcst 30 miler, waa ehnat ?j *T VuiuA
States gun-bo_t Alhatross, w.hicb ba a istook for a
privateor and was endt_.vo_-i.rf to ***" tPt V trom ner*
Shehowever came up, aad t-ht-n within aaLcirldto
tance a mosket waa pointedatt Ca,*. f_, bv> ? Vrtunatcly
the e?p only exploded. Csp?. L. Ihen httfl ed the Alha
trosa when a boat waa aout on b-ard, the \ aj ?*? ovee
hauled, and the Lncy Daaffag arta thea al ->weJ ta
proceed. The w liole affalr w?s a rau.tahe ea bc.? mtdtm.
8ALL1NO UNDER FA.L .K COUAW.
Tbe brig Steha, al tba poit, n^wts. Jm\j *, I****
tude -_..6, longitude HA, spi ks sn_ooB*r Ai^ro
medaof New^Drleaos, from Mauwmows __r Ha* m_a
under DriliJi Oolors, UO duyt out. IsjI- tr\\oomn -O.
F. Kneeland of New Orleaaa. HU Li_i l.cen nt V tna
Cruz as 8 fore-and-afc schooaar, aud in Mlnitidau L ad
been altered with a fora-toiaail and h ipgaliaDt _______ w at
waa b.;ing titted out for a priyalesr ft? t the 0. $. Av*
when abe came on to Mini-illan. 8t_ lavi tbe firrllah
flag at the peak, the Stara aod Strlpe* i U tbe twa, -*8
Rebel flag at tho maio, and tM Palmt ?<? ?-- har rig
-? ? ,
LETTER FROM OEN. UM atWB.
The following letter haa be?a reoeived by hia Honor
Mayor Wood, from 0?n. Anjleraoii:
Crbiwbs H.-Bi_i.it, p?., Jal) ' lt, 1861.
ThtHm. Pbbbabdo Wmr>, Mt fprr rj ilt Cir* aj AV- York,
Oear Sin: Mr. Murray oaviug ma^-oa 1 eil for me,
______ more biu-d-ouoel)' thaa I eould hat *8nooe, ta
yonr adtiress on tbe p.esent Htiori of the mi "htloa ba
half of ihe cituene of New-V ork, lt to as utl **___B_ary,
as lt would be out of order, f-r me to wn "e you aa
their orgmn on that oectuion. Bnt at tbo clca*s of lhai
addreae you aay thut yonr I . t.gnage ia tbat of bean
felt Binceri'y, t.-uthfolly rv_ _*nug tbat ol' ytto.to**A
f_t-li.ii{8,1 feel that it will bo t ba iniproper t J?r aa?t?
exi-rer- to yoa inuividually', u 1 uow | d.), tar
m knowledgm-nt of, and my t Juinka fer, tb_? Kaa _lf_l
nnd t.M> biirMy cotuplitae. u. y nunner i. wW'cb ma
wera thea afaaiod to speak of my t_*rvi. ee.
Yon aay truly tbat nu pown ..auve that of God tJiae,
roukt have creaietl the occai Wn referred to; M Itbn
alone, al?o, u doc the glory __ t all I then did wltiol fa
wortby of pralae.
A t-opy of your Iteaatiful n Idress sball alway s bo
kept wiih the medal,and vou ? aid my iri-nds. to w baa
paitiaiity I am ltidebt.-d for 1' .is valnai-le teeUx-i >rtai
of tlieir ap Tohaiiou, may fet: 1 asaared tbut my I a.-]F
j.ritvcr Bhallbe that I taay, b\\' Ood't blessii.g,'bs eu<
_'.l-d to do soo.'th.n? for tbi restoration and prs tet
vBiioii of our heloveo Cuien, tnore wortby tbe /ri sii
tii'_* uf my c.iuutryoai) than tt. a. act for wbich famatw
kiudnera ihey have so bsuidson 8 y rewarded me.
heggb.g you again to atxept my warmcai ihanks,
I am, _ir, joora rm- l raapi-rtfullT.
' ttU&VJLT A_.?_asoi i.
THK FKJHT ON^H.H K_ANAWn_4.
A _?i.'l.'nuin wbo was at tha -mgayemeut ou | ha
Kanawka Kiver, and whoei* afaaaaaar and ranb I irw
-utht ieiit guaranti.* uf tbe ioi reeAoemot hi* ?ut<i,i,,| ,?t
Sives us lue following Temoii t Ttfae aHaii on Wedu ao
ay af.er-i-K)n:
ihe l-*h Ohio and partaof two c'trnpaiilea of I ha
?21 at atarted to captuie a batt-.ryat tbeaouth of ___? rj
Creek, about 13 milee from C/narlaatuu. f he LiaUi tj
vvtia 8_i<p>?ed to ba suppt.ru d by aboat _"X) ua -n.
When we reacbed the bill a'bere the battery % mt
jd inte.1, the retwls opened ttr? npon <is from iwe | ij --ea
t-f urtillery. We had also Iwo fk:u, aod tsaa ing*
down tbe ftnee*. the guns w.,re jlasid iu po-ittoo, i ,__t
our forces whesled iuto line an Ihe brow of ths . J I in
bu.Ji a iD-Uincr as to bring e_r _rs to be-tr njv-n l.a
enemy, while we had parttof. protrctiitn froat ihetf t kj
a fence on the top of tt.e bill.
We were seriously aunoyed by a tkaking _ra oa tlia
river. and alio from a l?rge log bouse .-n the baa k ot
tbe creek. DetflchaMiits of two .-ompHtiie. of tfa -.I*
ann two tompaniee of the I _lb, charged np..b tba I txotum
ami rj'iled the rebels at tbe puiul ol" ibe baj _,t_?t.
Thr-y retrcited acroaa the c-eek, covened hy ,b? |re t?
tbeir own men?fortiug it, aa they bad pre> kiusly
htirnad the bridifae.
Iu ihe inoan imn our ortil ery haa Bilancaa taa a bat*
tery, eniirtly destroying tbe caiiiiye of oue pi_. a,aadl
onrboyitwic'BUeooed ibe fire of their iofantr r. Al
tl.ii junctore they recevad retJwfareemenU ttbel t fotco
was nearer 1,-00 than 7-0 at tke oateet), and oi jr beya
luul completely exhausted tbeir a__m_uittion. They
Ibtrefore tommeuced a retreat, in good order, tu ao_u
ne tbey had aal beyond tbe ratige of the rebel j* gWlo
remounted p-tee, rtserviBg thefir fai-t sl-igle eb . *. in tba
rannoc tor any emergeB.-y, hhcnld the eataa y mtempt
i porinit.
la this o aunerthe rct.eat was kept .ip ti_? wa f.-U iu
with the balaocc oftbe _lst Ohio, nttder (J ,\. EHhlsT;
ibe bovs wora ihen bo eAhauited, Ihvi^ . fc^ight r0v
ihrea lioura, and exhamted every loiuii Satleirrar*
.ridge-boxaa, thal the atuaipi waa g-vett. t iver.
Our i_fon____t puta ibe loea on our _id_.._.t fcor killed,
iwo mort-d y wouuded, three miifiag, nnd ?Tentf-ea
ir eigbtevn more or lc_ui serionsly wouri-i ed. Of t'.oea
iinUiiiW k:)L-l were Capt. Allen, C<a Tl. ard Oeorgai
Uluc, Co. K.'-Ut. Lieut. Potneroy livt eince diedoM
his woundi. One man bad LL. hlp .orn ,?.wuy by b
,__ui.on ball, and moa die. Caiit. _*loan cf tbe VXh
wae wouuded, bat not dajgerecify. 'Ilieea were all
the nanea ha eould recalL Col. Narion was s'lpnosecl
lo be a pitooner. Ila bad been woonded und -__k_a ta
a bouse a fonrth of a mi'.e f-on tka fawpiUL hut tba
uiurtl phued over him bai be.a ?*|| ,j off to taka
charge of eoinfl priionera takei. duiirg the wtgagemeat,
and ne waa K?n, or aome one saj/poaed u> hava btma
hiui, iu tbe lisridr. of tbe rahela.
ITie n .infnVnewi that Cul. W>odrn_*ud L_eni.-CoL
NefT, of the 'id Keatneky, and 4?ol. D. VHliers, o' tba
ll'h Obk), bad heen ruplnri-d wbiie ice'itnoi.rritig,
i.t ..tli coafirmalk. n. They __i__ K.*ft Iie _?Coz'a eamp ta
Lt-cer.aiu wl.ut was going cm at tbe time of tbe fight,
and had aot returned whea oiir infomiuit l?fi( tbougtt,
jait as tbe boat wns pnablng ont, he beard tba bovt fa
camp ai ve three clieor*, and aaw eoroe one that he'took
u> ita ( ol. W., riding inlo <amp. Tl a uot aafreqaeal
tbat o__k'.r_ on recou-joitaibg expediUt *_? ramain ___!
for a cotis-derable time loa;;ur than tht*y _nti.-ii?Xa
when setiiog oot, ami tke iri-nds of iheaagentleinrB
tbould aol ha uneaey ahcor. tbem, al laasl tfll farther
ittlelbireace arrlvee.
Mk. IlBii'MtR's Cuvrcm.?Mr. Eaaeher dapstas*
yealonlay with bis oscal _r_d_y __vsetng fora-in*
gatlieriug bfa rongregatien in lha aftcraoeu M tha
aanual festiTtd of tha cbildron ot tbe fataday hahool,
ou th? eloae of achool fur lha ssismsrvacalioa. Mr?
Otorge A. Bel), ropdrt_.i_n<_BBl, jB-**i<Je_. Prayac wbb>
oUsi-al by Dr. U. E. UonilL After ipirkod akging
by the childian, ipeeehM wara made by __r. Tbeodora
Tilton aud Rev. Hunty Ward Beecher. Mr. Moaea
B. Ueaok dtotribote 1 Uaaera aad other tokeaa to tha
cbiblrea. Tbe oc_as_aw88 ana ol no little iatereaa.
iiod noTrby._
*.oa-Ai riral of tke Ilortk Americaa,
F11 -m.i Poibt, July .1?. p. u..
Tbere ara ro Hg _. nf the eteamer North Au_eiic__n,.
aow doa. .UM. her?Isar. ?
The North Briton pussed down al 2:2i f. tn., ha
intr b. en dot..ie.d by W duit-a -0g| faad wlu-B tmh
bmftyyahm,

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