New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24
THE FEELINn IN WASuINGTON
Special Dispstehe. to TIE Philadelphia Press.
WARnN0IoN, Monday ,InlY % 19GI

WAsnHGToy, Monday, July - 1861.
DEATH or COL. CAMERON.
Col. James Cameron of Pennsylvania, and brother
Of Secretary Ca1eron, fell galLniy fighting at the
head OF bis regiment the 73th lIigLand 10 The mo-
meBt while five Of bis captains were shot down. lie
struck by the lals OF the enemy ust US no ok.
clainied, I" Scots, follow NE a"
SUPPOSED ATTACK ON WASHINGTON.
The Hon. Henry May, Representative ia Congress
from Baltimore, feels assured thai the Confederate
army will take Washington. lie 80 informed several
gentlemen to-day
SCENES IN THE CITY TODAY.
After day Of severe 6ghti0g and loss on our side
oi 900 or 800 officers sud men, Our army beat re-
treai, in disorder. They have been arriving all day,
two, i've, ana dozen together, while other, wound
cd, are brought 10 the city IN ambuahees. The dead
have been lelt ON the field.
As soon as these companies sTive in the city, they
are surrounded by hundrefs eagely inquIng Tor AID
Listening 10 statements irom the soldiers Tie cODcla-
siou AT which we eng lei 10 arrive Is tint
fought with herculean power; that the reIea, wa.
c6u,,d by a panic among tbe teauiser5, n which o
portion Of our nel joined, while the main body stood
tLeir ground.
The feeling in this city is universally in favor Of
grand rally and attack. The word hOm officers tomen
In the reserve regiments here is
TO AHKsi TO AEsSl
The sentiment il caught up by our District iOlan.
teers, and their rail- wing sbout is
TO AElsl TO ARAsl
herchGn'e, mechanics, senator's, end civilians
throughout TIE city, unite in the rallyirg word,
10 AKMsl To ARMS!
Every man Is ready TO shoulder his mnsket and
march 10 the rescue Of our country now Genaced un
der Partial defeat in front of army of traitor. No
itemeni MI 10 hat OF Ise present Tour via ted
our city; but it is based Determination not TO let
an hour pass unnecessarily before the enemy is met
a humbed. Men equal TO TIE emergency VIII rusI
from every corner Of The Free States. The cry
TO lRAsl TO ARss
will echo from the capita. through every valley md
over every hilltop, until ration OF FktEafS, who
IN their InsBhood FERL NOW that freedom, 10 be
maintained Tor Themselves and their children, must be
deienied by lie and sword.
Onward Onward brave men, TO the capital, aud
" rebel batteries. Send US Generals VINO ARE EQUAL
TO TIE EaERGEscY. sad brave spiri.s whose solemn
VOW 10 Victory OR DEATH.
HOW GEN. SCOTT RECEIVES THE NEWS.
This IL no deielt-no deient. The odds are
against temporarily through inaccuraCy OF detaiis;
but Mana ssas and Nirl ia and the Union, ours.
such In sd 10 be- the language Of the We eran SOLDIER
after gathering all yaricuurs Such too, Is tie Ian
uage every oBcrr soldier and citizen in The caPi-
tai. Gen. Scott is cioseied with tie officers OF hls
army and orders arr oaTected W be issued and are
hourly booked for by ont citizens, who are ready TO
take their places III The ranks OF the army aud move
Oil VIII me army.
0SwARD--oNwARD!
The 37th New-York Regiment, Col. lcCunn,
marched over into Virginia yesterday morning
The 18th Regiment iSaprers aud hlihcrsl Colonel y.
Mcleod Murphy, broke camp yesterday afternoon, ana
proceeded ty steamboat 10 AlexAndiia.
Tie New-York I'D Regi neut, Col Phelps, LEFT tbeir
Damp, ueir Glsnwood, aud marched over Long Bridge
about " clock last night. TIE 9th Naile Regiment
kowiss marched from thei' quarters during the day
The 9th New.York, Col. Brown, went over about IL
o clock last night.
Iners arc 81, 600 uen encamped in suburbs, snd
ready 60 move in any direction. This reserve, how
ever il prudently HID here a hone defense against
an approach OF tue enemy from the North, by Crossing
tho r,r 1t Leesburg ard coming down upon an unloF-
Iihed side OF the CAPITAL.