Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-25
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The WAR NEWS.
Later .dcc0ss,sss 0r the Dsstls Ss
Dssli's Rssss.
THE NUMBER KILLED GRADUAL.
LY DDCREAslNG.
100000 Men Ordered to
Washington.
REGI.MEN.TS RE. EyFLISTl.rG
Bum0red Evacuation Of Manassas.
The REBRLS MOVING TOWARDS
RICH HHOND.
Later from zAlramor~.
IMMENSE DHIPMENT OF MUM.
TIONS TO THE SEAT OF WAR.
1HE REBRLS MOVING TOWARDS
RICH HOND.
IMMENSE UHIPMENT OF mur,-
TIONS TO THE SEAT OF WAR.
FORENOON DISPATCHES.
From Washington.

AOu VuSnlUStO0s
~, WASHINGTON, July rs.
the Hospital at Georgetown
p. fillmore, OF Minnesota LIST regiment Thos
Dlngman, "a Michigan; Henry McCullen. q
Wooison, Hannery, A. Busby, W. Rouse. q. 4.
noows, 1t. 4. Merriden, all Of Wicousn I'd o. s.
Maynard, H. Giney. c. A. Garrison. X. J. Simp-
Maynard, }. y. Bayham. W. $. Lynch. 81 Al.
Bond, Harvey McDaniels. Cornelius Leheriver. "
.. Ducher and q. A. Rep, o, the Visions n "a
Lieut.. Lovaln Of Sherman's was wounded in
the loot Most OF the wounded are doing we'll at
the , hospital ~ Phillips, Wis. I'd; Z. u. 81
W. Cousins, Wis, I'd; Thos. Crestly. Wis. ID.
WASHINGTON, July % Midnight.
zen. Tyler s Ia the ely to n ght He savs
he knows nothing Of Federal troops throwing
up ensrenchments at Centerville
lHerald's Dispatch
About two hundred thousand men have
been ordered here from the diff rent States
me governors Of tie several New ENGLAND
states and New York respond nobly. NJ
PRESIDENT and Secretary Seward visited the
tortihcat'ons on the Virginia side TODAY and
we're received by the gallant 69th with III.
greatest enthusiasm
The President asked if they intended In re an
list They replied ycs,if the President desired. He
announced most emrhatcally that he did and
"Iole .hein letter compiimenting them on their
that the whole regiment would rc-enlist. This
was received with cheers and the detcrminatio on
expressed to go in for be war and to stand by tn
BuIis nun -wert afnpsr6uneIeu.
A private In Il o lst Connecticut regiment,
found wounded rebel lying 10 the Run, he
carried him gently into the woods and gave
i'm DR. nix from lie canteen. The rebel ,e-
Il IL
Ia auotner instance. where a number Of our
wounded had been placed together n the hsde
were deliberately fired upon by the rebel Gu v.
airy.
The Michigan regiments at one time marched
up TO one Of the heaviest of the rebel batter
les which had been several times unsuccess
iuly charged by the New York Fire Zouaves
| They were eubjectel o terrific fire by ariii
| l.ry and rif.s They, as well AZ the Z,uaves
we're without support, and after three iDeff.c
| tual attempts, were compelled to abandon the
Effort to take the battery in this charge vi
| Nilcgx who il reported wounded aud taker
prisoner, was reported killed
| The total number killed of the regiment is esti
mated at 40. 1t is the general opinion of nearl,
| all the officers that the loss OF the enemy va
nearly twice as great as ours.
The "Times" despatch says our loss and wound
ed will not exceed 500, though tho missing vii
be three times that number.
The surgeon in.charge Of the hospital at Cen
treviile states that when he left there yesterda
morning the rebel pickets were within q hundre
rods Of the village.
There were l2O men in the hospital when h
retired
The rebels carried American flags to deceive ou
MarshaI.
The sharp shooters also fired On vivandeirs VII
were carrying water to the wounded soldiers.
| The rebels leo shot at ambulances, whie
we're bringing off the wounded Ihey ais
hred pot bl."h ~ our hospital building. an
il IS said by come that they fred the building
Senator Breck ecridge vi'ited the rebel priso,
ers taken at Fairfax and Centsrvile. aud di
not 10 his interview with them conceal b
sympathies with them aud their canse.
& dispatch to the Tribune says that Capt. Sc,
mour Of Ar der,on's comm and at sumter w.. bul
lily engaged in disposing Of the artillery in the d.
fensivo works in Va. to the best advantage.
Several fresh regiments we're po-t-d in ii
entrenchments, lying on their arms all nigh
but nothing was seen OF the rebels who has
not ventured beyond CenterviIle.
It il reported to day that the rebels syacu
ted Manassas and were moving towards Kicl
mond.
About noon long trains Of baggage wagos
were seen going t,waris Manassas from u
enemies lines. sho wing that they were At th
time preparing for back ward movement.