Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24
THE EFFECT IN BALTIMORE.

BALTlMoREt July ZZ.
Immediately upon the confirmation of the
retreat Of the Union forces, the 18th New
York militia, whose term of enlistment ex-
pires shortly, unanimously signed paper
to re-enlist for three years. --l
Gen. Banks leaves for Gen. Patterson's
column tomorrow morning.
The city continues in great excitement
The Secessi0nists are overjoyed. Efforts
are being made by leading Secessionists to
keep the more disorderly quiet. -f
The presence Of considerable military
force may be required 10 keep the Rebels in
Baltimore quiet in their present delirium
of joy. 81 q d q r
Likenesses Of Beauregard are sold on the
streets. A heavy and steady rain pre-
vented large congregation Of people.
Paymaster McPhail of o. s. A., just from
Washington, eontradicts the reports that
Shermsn's aud Burnsides' batteries were
captured by the rebels.
The Unionists in Baltimore very gener-
ally attribute. the defeat Of the Union
to the iDsctiyiiy Of Gen. Patterson, who, it
is reported, was dozen times officially
telegraped to engage Gen. JohnstOn atany
odds on Sunday. Thirty eFrests were
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The Herald's despatch says:
The Rebels numbered as three to one.
| After the day had been won by us, fresh
Rebel troops were substituted for those
who were defeRted. The ammunition of
our artillery had been expended in the
contest. artaa G4lzt LIT
As the GaissOns we're rushing at full
speed to the rear for new supply Of am
munition, the movement was construed BY
teamsters and civilians into a retreat, A
panic amonn them occurred.
They ran for their horses, and without
waiting to ascertain the facts, they cut the
traces Of the wagon horses and commenced
preeipitste retreat. The CONSERVATION
thus created was communicated to the SOL
diers in the rear Of the column at the very
moment when charge of fresh cavalry
from Manassas junction was made after
them. It was nothing more nor less than
a stampeds. The enemy were themselves
unsWare Of If. The result is. ia o great
measure attributed to the tardiness Of Pat
terson. -.y ..,--'il .is ~ @ sgs5255
Gov. spragues bravery during the whole
day challenged universal admiration, ane
aided By Mr.. Caster, paymaster Of the IA
New York, succeeded in bringing some de
gree eff order out of this chaos.
, The three Rhode Islanders we're formed II
the rear to be ready to oppose the advsrce
pursuers.
8 The number Of killed and wounded hs
! been greatly exaggerated. = tf1hfsk
Gen. Mcdowell behaved with the creates
bravery, but this was unaVailing to avert
panic in the rear.
{ The Fire Zouayes fought like devils.
e The N. z. list, 14th aud 27th, the Mime
D sofa and Maine regiments were the praise 9
( all. They were moved down like grass b.
r tbe batteries upon which they advanced. :
Q The flag Of the Minnesota regiment wa
T completely riddled. /
d Col. Wilcox Of the lst Michigan Regimen
!. was wounded and taken prisoner Col. Woo
v Of the New York I4th was wounded an
e taken prisoner.
Z - The following is list of the wOunde
Ie brought from the battle field at Bulls Ru
q. 70 The GoYernment Hospital RP TO 8 T. y
d this evening. - esHlg. Hf
L Second Wis. regiment-Co. A., Wm.
Lynch; Co. E. DANES A. Bugbee, WilliaI
q Rouse, Harvey Mcdaniel Horny r. McCo
'1lium, T.. D. Bahne, Samuel N. Bond !; Co. I
= Cornelius Lehriever; Co. c., corporal G.
Dow. Lieut.. A. A. Meredith. : 3
= Third Minnesota Regiment--Co. II, Jon
lie Second Michigan Regiment : Horac
g Kingman. Now estimated killed our sid
le amonntsto between 800 10 500.
is Capt. D. A. Tillinghast, Assistant QUA
3 / | termastsr, U. S. A., is reported dead.
y Capt. Ayres, o. s. A. Is not taken pri
e, oner, or killed, as reporteA t6
be The whole Of Sherman's Battery is sai
ly Col Blenker, commanding Brigsd
Is, picked up the guns Of Burnsides' "a khOC
lg Island Regiment which had been LETT b
hind, and brought them in.
IT, Hon. "A. B. Ely, Of the Rochester Di
% btrfct, and q companion, are missing.
n Capt. Griffin lost sixty Of the horses {
on his battery, bnt brought eWay one gun.
be Col. Corcofan Of the 69th New York Re
dd iment, and Capt EdWardA. Wilde Of Cor
Cd pany A LIST Massachusetts volunteers, q
es missing. It. is feared that CofeorAn
dead. ~ EMtldd ~ dhGF 7
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