New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

The officers TIED to prevent these eXcese sas ~
| guards at the houses, but In number On - ~
were too hate; the arrangements shoud b. 20. ,o
made beforehand, ard Gen. Mcdowell shouid
that these things are not reps ated. ~
There /. tli- TO lie said however that 40 far az
observation extended, only deserted houres wei
tnncbaJ and tte soliiers might well infer from tb
fct e leaving tbat the owners were rebels. hsey
them were to1cld less for love OF Flnnoer tan ifo
a desire for trophies. A cannon was Drcd al a PIT
of retels WHO were scouting iron Yen. I!S. /,
column let .een and soeio K Ibis IT,,
have been the first alau' given, ana was soon
by the retreat. Three u our ueh "eie 'ie"''
wounded.
We understand that a carefully topographic
map, prepared by clerk now enl ioi 81 ~ lar In w"
Department, was found In ose % tne ."itn q
Among the civilians who ent,mtd falr'sh VIZ w. y.
army was a daughter of Thutov weed, VINO OO'
away Secession flag and other tophies
Most Of the column Of the center vtsied ior VIZ n
at Fairfax A portion Of that ana 81 Of Gen. Iy'e' :, /;
pushed op three miles toward Centresile, where ~
thought they will make stand, t.s position
strong one.
IL 10 doubtful whether the army will present move
beyond Manassas Junction. The fore oi zen. NC
DOwell Ia the advance is believed, on excellent su.
tboIity, to DO $500 men; 6OOJ ia the cViumn oi
the center.
No apprehension is entertained from the ba'seri's at
Manassas Junction. The nLe 6i-pOuuders, with the
james proJectIles, with range Of four miles, would
oismOunt or silence the light metal OF heif bat
teries
TIE spirit Of the troops who are in advance TO Rich
mDud is most eAultant The enthuS ,sm broke out on
tueir march in National airs, floating Ia iail strsA'
upon the tempered air Of Jelly cay, cooled by ife
northern winds aad rains OF last week. Yankee
Doodle "DiXie, "Am Rhein and the Mar
seldlre mingled the Of the races who strike
for 4 eedOm at the Cal ial Of Richmond. Everybody
here Is buOysDt and JOYFUL
FORWARD TO CFSTEEYILLT.
A letter from Fairfax Court House, dated a. a. m
on Thursday morning, says;
The United y ates Cayalry with were saddled and
bioled and ready to mount aud be off ia advance o.
the infantry, AID moved Ht o'clock tbis morning
toward Coutreyille.
Specul4ions ARE rife here o. to whether tle enemy
will N .ke stand Tomorrow nj Centrevinei and u
not whether be will toy to 20 AZ Manassas. do dot
believe h0 will venture battle az CentreSihe, his
f. must be too weak there to stand Vie uDied col
u uns Of Miles, IJ Ter aud Hunter, whom hs viii bnd
be Ote anu around his intTenohmens 81 daybieAk IA
tie morning, doubtless.
On tue Gay before yesterday, Gen. Beauregard has
lily summoned 70 Ma Htsas Junction all tie advanced
O1ces he had Ia Prince William ard Loudou CoaD
Il and elsewhere, eXcept at Fairfax COoTi-HOuse,
Ccntrevi lie, and Union Mills, that could la him At
any time Ia day. Inns lie may have iocreased IA
strength Tor general hght at the Junction three OF
four Thousand Uon. THIS looks hOu1h lac proposes
70 make u wand there Few around ne, however, be-
oyo be viii venture % do ~. lie may he cOlisting
hem to give al fair sart Ia the rRce-retrea iiau
o failed ~ do co. aud then retrealed from toe Juuc
4 hi, army 10 be cut OIL IN deal
On Mouday there wH general irni ressment.
lear in this region. Hundreds ,oliected ana
inytp ungTncd, to Nanasas az the point Uf tho bsyO-
To g. Is looks IKE the pu'pOse Of retfea,iug
ON there To bring them into the now probable en-.
<ageu there would be madness, their iuexIeri
,UCe. present unwIiUguoss, &c, would insurr utter
,JuiusiJa aud n consequent eyeulfI panic among ne
ir troops. Iii, yurpOre must have been 10 grab
hem TO be made soldiers Of la the future before Ms
DO Rells advance rendered that ImpOs.i1le. hy
JelIei is that they ARE now on the way back o.
lsnafs. being driven ut the point 81 the bsyoLst o.
Slaurlon. God help tie poor pcoil of t.is devote
region who tel thu used 'or the Cenoht vi Jea
Dayt, ChuVmaD, keitt, Cobb ~ Go.
OPERATIONS OF I'M RI0HT WING.
Tie second days movements OF tue first aivsion o'
ne prid army, under Gen. Tyler, fnUu NiuIna "a
his foiur "A though obstrucJed than srdiy
been entirely successful mp to the imeof witug
lho column commenced moving at - O'cl0 tIi.
morning. ia the order observed yesterday, win Va
Ration ~ The I'd Bi1aCe, which ~as L., NV Lcsde by
he lal.aut NeN-lOik tJth. TIE road, immeli tel,
,.tor emtr & iron Ni-una, cutters heavy timber.
b, at mIle 1 ON the village, a heavy struct"n,
consisting Ui u.out hhy large trees, Wus Discovered IN
Le rOld. Capt. Alexander ot tle Ehg ncef COWs,
mmcdaiely pat bis p ueers to work viii their aXe,,
nd IN les IAN twenty minutes the " ol5 OF she b.r-
a aos was cleared away and the coii,Aa moved Ca
gdTJ.
unles Of each Of the Counecii,ut regime Is worr
g in deIloyed skiFmishers Tire ryrt sud LIT
he column under command OF C,l. SIiedel. "a +.
!awl Us ,ompany Of the lst ke inent bad been D.
nutioa bot lew minutes WHEN IL e,,tc az Wit .hr
a r nj. Rebes, who allowed he selves TO be CO
ured with nj resistance. Al about tue tim, |
,ue stragl iers Of the 9th, while upon isI
. aii atloihi farm ouse, dunng h l turp Ssi |
oucth mounted Rebel TIE prs0nois wef, a ht \
,eIore Gen Tyler - ehon they gave fire. IL ~ a.
ION to th pJsito0 of tie eIemy. According b. |
heir tai uieBt, a srons force w,s i,tI sn,hc Gsoo
" uii sa caG oil tie column, Ia irVGt OI EsiTiaX
COu t-ilouse.
Tie divi. ion marched short dstsnce further CO.
a ben a recouhol saHce by Cot keye- comnuIdin
ho Irt BnguGe resulted Ia tho ais oytfy OF two sNi
ienly mounted eufthW orks protected By UOlie q h..
lnutry nnd cavalry, 20 the left Of the road at the
Il lance stated 10y tie uri-ou'r- Col keyes immedi
,iely pushed 90 Ine adysnce brigade slo z rOtt,
"a "A "A view 10 tettug ia the rear OF the eueny. wl
cen ~ y.er ordered Gen. Schenks Brigade 10 form
bat, array in the felis 10 the ci OF the ruld The
ai npd iL Brigldes under Col sherman aud Col.
i,ieha d-o1, formed ou the road. Ba the Rebels
ab ndJuod their Ioriii'n as foon as Gen. Schehcks
ro. umn mm' need moving on through the helcs aud
he otler lrigudes up toe road.
With a glass the road, leacing 20 Fsiuax Court
Ions. could bo cover with rereas ing kebei-.
4 cad OF th ls' Brigade come within fow hundred
yard, OF n tody Of tile Rebels. Col. keyes ordered n
e tion OF CAPT Narians battery TO throw few shells
,morg the Rebels, which was done with remarkable
gromptses The enemy ran ss SOL ~ tie tIst shot
wns tir,d
IIent's Hill some two aud half miles west Of Wen
na being reached, aud tnery being e,d nly sill
-ei restng Gen Schencks Brigade a.aIu ie iitn line
and the column continued it, march H. tie order II the
uorning a thick piece of timber entered, in An
,p. ming If with tangible evidence Of the hurry Ia
viii Ia the Rebels had retrested WAS fould, In the
,bape OF large number Of blankets pistols guns,
anteeus &c.. hat hal been iudis, riniaat,y Ihiown
away, ard were Immediately appropriated by our sol.
lier. A short distance from tie abandoned rebel
amp two more abattis were discovered Ia the road,
and removed by the piOneerr IN few mIDue-.
sLlo
-u.np in and reported battery Of several ie er lees
han bsF "A piIs ahead. Col Keyes Immediately
,tar ed an aid to Gen. Tyler, requesting him TO seBd
ome ied pieces to his asslan.e About hall an Tour
=. i -, IN Cant Avr.a,s htIieru Of ninht NIECE.