New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

Capt. Carlsle's battery WAS now posed on the nh,
side in tho omen field to the left Of the road toward
the bridge.
lsve isken rlore with our troops the other eide
who ye,e filling back up the Run II was discovered
and rcported 10 me that large BODY Of the enemy had
IA. sed over the stream below the b'idge, ana were
advancing through Woo IN ibc low ground at our
leT With or evident purpotc TO flank 10 iueIcept
tIis moyeucnt / ordered forward intQ the road still
Intrnr down two Of CaIlisles brass howitZers few
Iognds from which quickly served, drove the rebels
from the woods and back to the other sicc OF the
stream. IL Rot long after TIE tha the uu ,easaGt
inteligcnce cane of our army being IN rcai from tie
ffon acros the ford above and the order war received
10 all back Centroyile The retreat Of nay brigade
Icing now III the Of division was conducted
in the reverse order of march IN the morning the
ID New.YOrk moving first aud beng followed by The
ID OHIO and let OHIO, the two latter regiment, pre-
serving their nesiu GOOD degree, ralyng together and
arriving ~ CCureviie witt closed ranks, aud sharing
comparatively little in the panic which characterized
40 pHnfCly that retreat a. which 6Ctmed 20 be
ocoisioled more by the fear Of frightened teanstere
au0 Of huryng and excited civilians (who ought
10 have been here than even w the reckless disorder
and want of discipliue Of Struggling soldiers.
Near the house which occupied M hospital for
the wounded, about mile from the battle-ground
dashiug charge made upon the rclreating column
by body OF tie rebel cavalry, which was CALAMITY
repealed and principally by two companies OF the I'd
Ohio, with los on both sides. Here. also, IN thls At
tack, occurred Of tho casualties 10 tie I'd New
York Regiment. From tins point to CentreNllle por
ton Of the Is Ohio was detailed, under command Of
Lieut.-Co Parrot and acted efficiently as a rear
guarc, covering the retreat. Arrived az Cenre'Ie,
halted the two ONO regiments on the hill and pro-
ceedcd 10 cal on Gen. Mcdowell, whom / found en-
gagged ia forming the reserve OF the army and other
troOps IN line Of battle, 10 meet an expected attack
that night Of the enemy ut that point. offered hlu
our services aud asked Tor orders promising however
that mfcd and weary iTOOIB who lad been IL hours
on the march, and battlefield, might not be very eff
fectivc unless they were TO be posted reserve in
Gaze OF later emergency Gen. Mcdowell directed ne
10 take then 10 the loot OF the HILL there TO stop ana
crcamp
This did, establishing the two regiments together
in the wood 70 the west Of the turnpike Ator resting
here about TWO hours Was notified that your dlvslou
with tie rest Of tie forces under the General COM
mandug were leaving Centervillo and received yonr
order % fall back on Washington. took The route by
Fairfax Court House. aud thence across to enua az
irving at the latter place at g. a. N. on tie morning OF
tie I'D and there resting the troops for two hooTs IN
an open field. During the march we ana WHAT wa,
rossbe 10 cover the Of the column then scattered
on tie rosd Two miles or less this side o.! Vienna,
Col Cool with the main body Of his regiment, turned
upon II road leading 90 the Chain Bii5gc over the
Potomac blinking il nigh. be better WAY, and at the
time Afford by The presence Of large aud organ
led body, protection to ANY tnal nBh, nave
taken that route. Licui.-Col. Mason, with the "a
Ohio, marched in by the way OF Falls Church and
Camp Upton.
The return Of the Ohio re.ments 70 Washington
was made necessary by the fact that, Their term OF
service having expired they are at once to be sent
home 20 be- mustered out Of service.
Not having been able 70 obtain Yet complete or sat-
sisctoy returns Of all the casualties q the battle, IN
the different corp Of my brigade shall reserve The
list ol them for separate report, winch VIII furnish
as soon az VA iic+ble.
ROBT SCHtNCK, BnssjeE General