Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-07-25
but the alarm was so great that numbers were
MONDAY NIGHTS DISPATCHES.

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but the alarm was so great that numbers wer,
passed BY.
,oxn,v x,o,,r,s ntep,rcrpe
rbo -. 49,. ....,.,.., -
- iePortcr ior the ussoolu.eu press sPeh
Gilt ~ Nioni"! ~ Iueo''oi''"g returned
so,ora "',u NC "nus ou. ,osa' ~ 1e lar ieS'
600 S.S nun was hrSC repoItgu' lro9aoly no.
o00 T troops "eIo on N''eu-P perhaps no
80, IoI eAuuiPie' .h9 ~ OonncctiGut reg
h i'n", reported as very oguly cut up, loss bu
ali ro,,r,oJ .,,el'. W., ~ . nav .
ooJ ' ~, url'ar,''eui ye' gus lee'nisht wa,
P'Su " irequehV co on vi eu'ihon shot anu
nnr,oS ~ nsui' Nv ~ ~ HoI"'ee were ., re-
an5 "I eurrouhugu ol .lio Ioau' anu nhhlnii
80 uue Dlack IiorSs SaNury. Oh 'ne con
Viii h,, };, ~. Hown anu J.o'ST 'nG cuyaIy
Tis, L Uus III losS .,'GnSeeo inc I've" orN
vory fo', 81 ,L oT' e "l ', a. .Io T'nerS'
eFac, ,r,;I w. 'ne p"'ls .,oL tio ieDels tooN
dn,ooJ H., on .'le o.io, "u . "ll e"e instances
81 " Hul n ne sue" wa. 1ne enemy SUI
aJyoroo L;ii:i oc nlLaia rho NJ, V"ui u,
cnnn u,,or n;eoJ 10Y, a,,d IN 10, 10.
o;rh, ''tu 6uu, 'liu ~ ".'a:N,ns III ios'
esn. 'ncn, out Killed no less ""n eighteen reo-
Gon S"La,,.is .",l . a., e.i,
oo,od a5",iri' as Me,l 40 .no Vie neiu oncers'
Uo coion,nj ~ ~ s"o ,J oJ nien.'
and m 20 H. I ;n "o .Uno'uo .e lnieat'
gagod IN ,bo d"9I ~ wniI,. PL;o.al! un,
ma(o s,onJ y, To,,on,;iIo 7; , ' il.u any
81 ST. az YIN. M ~ was 'ne az tNai
H., ."' Sh.nb
scoin e. ~, ~ III .,'"S ec' ,,ou 'iio
NH, rosi'a aS J ~ "eH! o1ro;e 10"
bn5 c.i5 n't ." oI.. " oo"'' Vi '"ey
'' 7, t !, up thei. uI.u ao aoo
woro or,,anJ J J'o, , y I ooo icoetai Troops
including 6 or 700 Of the Rhode Island let and
"a regiments,
bos r rotoS p"'Sy[ or ,ne greater part OF 1t
other batteries were tokFn is that tho borsos ~
tached, as well as the reserve horses, were shot
down, and consequently the cannon could not
oe re moved.
Inc retreat OF our troops to Centeryille was
successfully accomplished by o'clock Sunday
evening. Our regiments legaining the same
posi- ions they had vacated in the morning,
minus a urge number that scattered in the
WOODS IN various directions
AL one o'clock Monday morning. our retreat
from CenteVllIe commenced, and was maintain
ca IN COCO order to Arlington Heights and
Alexandria The army in retreat was compell-
on,r1unit;o, otd An VI
fell into the hands of the rebels. As fast as
the federal forces retired their positions were
immediately occupied by the rebels until Fair
fax Court House was passed. after which the
pursuit wa, not continued.
In many cases the Transfers unbitcbod ,bo;r
horses and abandoned Tho ,ya,,ons ~ ,hono
was not IN, slightest neccss;ty mo r'tol no,,o
olrv wns IN, ,oTror of INV Ky, Ky u"'
obliged to keep in the woods to avoid being
'""is'u D! 'nen''
Rebel Report of the Battle.
Inc Following is telegraphed from Richmond
TO the New Orleans papers, and reaches us via
Louisvie:-
poo,o., o,1,:.
cord, - a'u aaiu LIS sun Ire Saie; Deuure-
6," rU,ov 9 .i nirooi nm pen '9hiS
WI eoiiltn"cueu 'ne le,'' Wnere 'he ieoorais
Beaurepard commanded President Dov;e
reached the field Sunday noon. and took COM
mand of the center. When the left was pressed
the sevcrest the center engaged portion of
the federal forces and decided the fortune of
the day. Gen Scott commanded the federals
in person. Mcdowell and Patterson were also
in the field, and the former was slightly woun.
ded.
Reeinerts Erooeoa
-,
Inc iolloVlnS regiments were engaged IN the
shire 1e, 81 mud al ronroo,;o,. ono,.o,:,,r,
of regulars composed of I'd, Sd and Sth com.
panies, $50 Marines Sh and 18th New York
mili,ia, 1T and pa Rhode Island, Is! Minne~otn,
LIST Michigan, llth, and list New York, I'd, 9TH
severoi Lat,nr;o's '>' ''i"'0'''' "'''o'S Tue
nho pn,os u
-, 1--'' -" 0uii0o0'
Inc following Is partial list of the killed
and wounded -
OFFICERS K11rn
1;o,. ~, IL. ru,
Cant McCook brother If Col Mcro az" vs. n mr.
Cap Gordon, company II, llth Massachusetts
Capt Roy, company II, I'd Rhode Island; Col
SlW Hu i'ioue isIuhu Noi oIocum, I'D
,..,..,,-
o,Ton,,l.; 1.-Two of,Lo .. So o,r
ham of the Fire Zouayos slob,ly ri Umr "ln
20; Sorcorah OF me New York 69thi Col Clark; |
ntts of the regular artillery Col Norston Of tho
"a New Hampshire Col lleintzcman, in the