, 1861-07-27
NEWS FROM TON.
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Further Details.
Especial Dispatch to the World.l
WAsuISaTos, July 81.
Washington presents different scenes
.o.day from those Of yesterday. Most
Of the riyer are back In their old camps, and /
are rapidly getting into their fcrmer conji-
lion. while several are marching through the |
st.eets fu11F equipped, and with their old
OF men. This afternoon wagon
loaus Of arms, camp materials, etc, camefn to |
the ar1us we're picked up on the road and look
as though they had been through several |
wars.
THE sEyEST1.FRST.
TIE New York Seventy First we're comfort !
able ID tacir quarters this afternoon. Tr!s is |
one Of the regiments reported cut up, AID |
Jet three cnly are Known to be killed and II |
missing, who nfe supposed TO be prisoners. |
This regiment leaves tor New York during the |
slightly SO.
TIE RHODE 1sLASp TROOPS.
In The Rhode Island regiments, two hun
dred and twenty are killed, wounded and
missing. Visited these regiments this sfter-
noon, aad the gloom that hangs over them is
pa:piul. Instead Of the ad1airlng thousands
vito w<ze won't to witness their evening pa.
rides but few stragyle1s were seen; and On the
place where theft splendid batteries we're
planted, there is now hut single gun. The
Rhode Island First lcpe to get Eome to-mor-
row, but the Second will remain, they bang
three years men.
GEN. PATrEnsoS's DIVISION.
Tic troops under General Patterson sre re-
ported in good health and spirits, 1o:with-
Standing the fatiguing march across the
moun1ains. They were on their way here,
Wien ordered to Harpcr:s Ferry. All the men
arc decided III tLeir dislike Of Geuera1 Patt:r
son. His deposition, aud the appointment Of
General Banks ut their lead, will be glorious
re%a.
Intelligence Ct the defeat at Bull Run pro-
Guccd a dishearrening and sickenirg effect.
Up to today thirty three companies Of Dist
1icJ volunteers have been mustered out Of
seryics, their time being exolrsd.
THE SECOND MAINE REGIMENT.
With the exception Of the New York Fire
Zcuayes, it appears that the Second Mai1c
Regiment lost the most men in the rGceut
u1Eescg.
TIE THREE MONTHS MEN.
There are now seventeen thousand three
months men here rho are awaiting their dis
charge to return home, prt they Will not be
1nrstt red out until ample retnfor ents have
arrived. In SONS Of these regiments there Is
| disposition to re. organize aud enlist for the
war. Rut in the present depression it viii
| require the most active exe1ttcns Of their oil
| cefE, il, when little or no confidence is now
fat, to iEfuse the proper spirit into the men.
/ TIE FIRE zoUAyEs.
Chief Engineer Decker and Alderman Brady
| haze come On to look after the interests Of the
Fire Zouayes. Failure to get pay has excited
great dissatisfaction among tue men. 3ixteer
! stepped at the Re1ny House. Large number;
threaten to desert, preferring, they say, TO bt
captured and shot rather than remain and b
t.tatcd as they are. They are enlisted for ta,
war. It is asCertained that one hundred nnt
fifty are missing. About one-half Of the regi
aEce are in this city. wandering aeou. In :
s.a;e cf destitution. A4arge number Of t1le,1
were given breakfast at Wizards Hotel. Hon
Mr. CoEklirg Gays he will be one to give tiv'
hundred do]1ars to supply their tempo.lr
OF the muster rolls. I: is believed that tn
matter will be properly adjusted in day Q
! tNp.
TUE ENEMY AprR1sED OF THE MOVEMENTS O
TILE UNION ARMY.
/. is evident aow tia: the rebels f1aye mean
| of asrertaini-g accurately and inundated
! the ordara issuet in relAtfon to the moy;
mer:s Of our troops. They had every reaso
{ TO leliege that the mala attack On thar line
would he made at BIacE5urn's Ford, whet
, the engagement Of Thursday hal oecurrc.
| and in ihat belief they would easo1aoly has
that point. This was the casculation o2 OF
slde. The order Of battle was not disclose
even to division commanders, until aft
, ten o'clock On. Saturday night i
. these orders the main attack III
: directed to be made by, the right win
: miles aboSe Blackburn's Ford, and mile ar
;, half above the Warrenton Bridge. II
movement Yves made promptly, Jet The rcbe
+ were found to hare concentrated at ta
point the main body Of their forces. TIT
:. appeared to tayc been perfectly informed tn
q q the LETT wing, as they LETT these points 1e
y guarded, and until late in the afternoon ne7
a | auaAered Gfng1a aaot upon tae. extreme lei
y where they had reason TO believe that II
- bruut Of the battle would be- It womb see
It from the disposition Of their forces, that Ii
~ pared by Gen. Mcdowell, ard doubtless t
10 bodies Of rebel troops obserscd passing frc
~ crr left ring towards our right, consisting
i, all srms artillery, cavalry and infantry, W
l. moved in consequence OF thls i2formahe
and the as5urauce that the lett wing was t
II s;ration, while the right wing, under g
If HuEtev and Col. Ueintzelman, was to tn
II their position. -
20 REpLAcNG THE LOST ARTILLERY.
st Tic fleld artillery that was lost will be i
mctiiatel5 replaced. Riiled batteries wll
It, forwarded at once by the States Of Massacl
u Ee1ts, Rhode Island, PennsylVasia and G!
recticut, and the Whitworth rit]ed batter
IN r1esented by patriotic citizens abroad,
e also be brought on.
Ok d mcdel of a rcw breech leading canu
ss said to have been pronounced By Gen. And
q son vastly superior to any in service, has b.