Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-25

engaged in diminishing With body Of the enemy with
battery on the hi beyond Bull Run Several OF the
old Dominion Rifles we're wounded, aud young heDer-
mott killed II Il said the Warren hes bad one your
man wounded te-des rhich tLh ment sscsped VITA
little itiny to-day. -, a.,,.
mned bravery Of our Vhgaa forces and goFles 40 the
pon which is formed wi.h hrs native gallant SCUM;
gsnt.mau VITO has Just arrived from the field oil
battle states that Lieut. Caleb Smith was badly wounded
IN the lin and H. Clay Ward probably killed. He re-
csved deadly shoG and seems 70 be conscious OF his
Condition lie bears it with lortitude and resignation.
Imorg the prisoners ia General Wilcox late Of the
Alsx.ndfia Federal command, who wounded and
cautureA Lieut.. Ramsey of the Federal artillery i
klled TIE whole f-ld "a covered with the dead and
Ivinp of the enemy. Blankets hats, knspsacks guns
pistols 49,, lie in thousands over the hsld Aiier the
retreat OF the enemy the cavalry about two thousand
strong pursued them for about six niles cutrg down
aud capturing all the detached parties they coud nnu
The cavalry suffered but little oss Tue PRISONERS ~
confirm the fact that the very best troops aresy AZ
other appurtsnaness Of the Federal Government We
used 10 The action Of to-day, which we're defeated ana
driven from the field .u.
in person Has in the lhiekest OF the ngnh sna Aeu
he man .,ta an enthusiasm almost un0ounded ttilt
tenn ba vas ready TO die with Them or gain the VIC
tory. -, -. n A.
Dr. O. E Chancellor WNs the medical director oil the
d,y and has been doing his utmost TO relieve the suer
ipgs OF the wounded
S,ny trophies have been brought here and are b.
n9 s.6t 10 all parts Of the country Whole packages OF
envelopes With every description Of device, snd rsnked
by Harland and other cheats were found IN the enc
nies' knapsacks.
Atroop of cavalry has just arrived and states that
battery Of yng artillery DESTROYED by the artillery
sh,ch vent IN pursuit OF the rslr,aing forces
Thus has passed dAy which, though saddened BY the
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deaven for the Ui arms, and must be record
ed A. one Of the desperate, hardought battles IN
the annals Of history.
INCIDENTS OF TIE DAY.
We alsO take Eom the ER9Tirtr the following:
Tx HANOVER TRoOP-A member of Captain Wick
hams company OF Hanover Cavalry says that two OF
that splendid company killed during the pursuit OF
ths epemy-sd Lieu.euant R1Nles and L. fonlAine, Jr
rners other casually.
A RENEGADE yIRGISIAS.
Col O. Darlington, OF Washington city formerly oil
Virginia wa one OF the prisoners ken in the battle oil
l,st sunday He Esturas Rvoluniarity, in humiliation
AID shame 10 his mother State which be LETT IN rssPec-
liability snd with fair prospects.
M. hundreds Of patriotic and influential relations IN
Virginia point the Anses Of seorn and contempt " 'ne
traitor.
The capture of Col Darlington, VIII mat, abraham
need neu District Attorney. His eloqlence and hs
arms have proved alike futile against his mother sae
dc has disSraced himself not her.
IRE FLYING EMMY.
A citiz.n Of Fairfax Court House says that when
the rerreatuS enemy passed through thai Sllage' IN
answer 20 the question whether they ssa oesn oe-
feAted they said there we're nNES! enough OF them
eft 10 tell the story that IL was foolish u is aoou
fighting the sOahsrn soldiers that they fought not IKE
men, but devils They begged for water, and betrayed
every sigl of extreme terror and exhaustion
ras ARKANSAS BOYS WITH THEIR TOorHPicEs.
Auoer of the army vho arrived here yesterday, says
that he witnessed the Of soldiers the Arkansas
Regiment he believes on the New Otk Eouayes, and
~, - terrible spectacle. Taey threw dosn their
inns nd made 'be charge With their braotshed bowie
3ni,es. The ZIuavss a, Ira, asemed Pes"hed WIN
increment Teen, Is their assa,-1s NuoVAsu 80 -,
their bayones sad fell upon them with tic' iu''o Us
1lades they fairly se.ssmed with terror aud ied in -
Utmost CONSERVATION. fhey vera nearly e1.ermiaaed
OLD SCOTT SAKEs a NARROW EscAEE.
earriagc was taken which our informant sls told be-
or gsd 20 Gen Winfield Scot I, contained sword with
rs name rpon t. and also his epsucItes. he IS eved
20 have been on the ground AID haze made his escape
~ abandoning his garbage AM adjoining other con-
yeysnce His carriage uhen captured driving fur
ousiy, perhaps to draw or pursuit from himself
We hone the sword is the ons Virginia gave him.
Gov Wise viii take bis peacock feathers next time
|. vas reported Manassas that Gen. Scott slept a
Gertreve Saturday, nigh. and xas not far from the
feld Of battle. lie beueveQ tue o1lte won hlS own
trmy at one time bat drove cf in his carriage in hot
haste when he found tie victory gained by the Coz
eierase Generals. T. further reported that be LEFT
hs sword and eplulstes AZ Cent.eVle. Our informant
tatss that Secretary Cameron aud Mr. Foster member
Of The United States Congress also the fsld Of
battle and escaped capture very narrowly
~ GOV. svIrH.
GOV. Smiths regiment, the Virginia forty.nuth,
IN tie thcEesl - tie fgh Sad al Of his companies sui.
IA kn-an struck bV Dal.
us Adiutant Lieut. Caleb Smith, So-usef
Lieut.. Ward, comm lnding a FAuqnier company, Va
killed as we're asD number Of his men, besides Others
ShO we're wounded.
rae HAMPTON LEGg0N.
Members Of tbs BODY, Who arrived here on Nondiy
YOU ldei from tho Elts-6ed report some thrilling in-
edents Of the couaej among vhirh are the following
Colonel Hampton, uoon having bis horse shet from
und,r him. seized a rite aud said, "Wateh me, boys ;
DO az Do" He then shot down successfully several
federal officers who we're ieadng their forces against
MIN. Gen. BsAursgard then came up and said, Take
Lat battery Just at that moment the lag OF the Le
zion vas shot down. General B1aureeard said Hand
4 70 me ct me bear the Palmetto org" lie did bear
il in the fury of the fight Col johnson, Of the Legion,
vas slain in the charge.
EAErlu LIST OF rHx KILLED AND WOUNDED.
The folo.ing IS Partial list of the killed and wound
ed Obtained from ocersa nd Ergaes az Manassas by the
Esy girsr'I correspondent there
SECOND VIRGINIA RSGNESr.
Colonel Nelson, MORALLY wounded.
Botts' GTeys-Priyate Manning, MORALLY wounded,
private Undertake uogtslly wounded; private Escler
morally wounded private kiadekOf, slightly wound
ID.
FOURTH VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
Rockbridge Greys-Private Goosby, mOr;aly wound
q: private Cox, MORALLY wounded private harseiia,
lightly wounded
Montgomery Fsncibles.-Lisus LanghOrne slightly
sounded.
FOURrH ALAssNA REGIMENT.
Lieut. John Smpson, compahy H. probably killed
'riyates James Jackson, Of Florence, sounceoi Tom
lrkmAD of Florence wounded; Colonel Jones, severely
wounded, Leu.snant Laws, wounded; hsjor Scott
rounded Charles Weem, wounded.
sEcoEp VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
Captain Roar, MORALLY wounded; Captain Clarke
iEhily wounded; Captain Chambers, killed; Private
scott Dshman, Company o., killed. Private Palngrste
company c killed; Privst, San Ritter, Company U,
sounded Private u Whiting, Company G., wounded
Private Mead, Clarke county, Company r., wounded.
WASHINGTON ARTlLLEAT or NEW ORLEANS.
Sergeant Joshua Reynolds killed, struck Ia forehead
~ she'll While giving word OF command; Private John
Payne, wounded; Private Cruteher, wounded
HAMPTON LEGIox, OF 3 c.
Col Hampton, wounded; Lieut. Col Johnston, killed;
Lieut. Egan OF Davis Guards, killed. Private Coutrie,
Washington Light Infantry Charleston, wounded; Phi
rate BoukDight, watson 6nArds, shgnty Toundeo fr-
rats Bgown, Washington Guards, slightly wounded.
col. sLoAS's 4rH g. c REaMKST.
Corporal W. A Young, OF Capt. HOllingsworths COM
,any, killed and Capt. Poole MORALLY wounded.
End VA. AEsMESr-coL ALIENS.
E. O. Burgess, Company =, killed; lsaac \. GlaEe
,smpany r. killed. Vim. Young, company ,. killed. L.o! d
Pc sel company 4, killed; Capt Clark company +, woun
ie6; VIM Glen wounded; Strother Barton, wounded;
Richard Meade, wounded; VIM. Hobson, wounded; Chas.
Mitchell mortally wounded; - Kidd, wounded.
SOrH VIRGINIA REGIMENT
C,,. Wi,s,on Rtaford from Bedford of Radford's