New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
Resentment Against ile ZOnages.
The Rebels Refuse to Bury Them.

Special Dlsp.ch 10 The \. y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Monday, JUy 30, 1861.
OUR KILLED AND WOUNDED.
II i believed at headquarters that the killed
md wounded on or side Will not exceed 500
The several regiments are rcmss in giving their
returns.
BruRrGARD NOT ACRoSs THE POTOMAC.
There is no ground for tie report that Beau.
regard has crossed the Potomac At Ltesbug.
WHEREABOUTS OF GIN. BANKS.
Gen. Banks teleeraphcd here for instructions
on Saturday, informing the Government that
large force threatened him The Baltimore
papers assert aud there are reasons for bclicy-
inc. that be has since evacuated IarPer's Ferry,
and occupied the Maryland IIigbts. We are
assured that there is no information TO this
effect at the War Department, however, mp to
II o'clock this morning. Retniorcements are
rapidly joining him, aud he VIII soon be in
condition to commence active operations.
Harper's Ferry, as Gen. Johnston early dis
covered, is indelensibe, AID the tOfiifcdtlOn OF
the nights will render it untenable by tue enemy,
even should Gen. Banks march away with the
main body OF his army. II is very probable that
this move will be, if it has not already been
taken. Tie company of the I'd Rhode Island
Regiment. which mans It's battery, lcit for Har-
per's Ferry yesterday without their pieces. We
presume they will use those Of the lst Regiment,
whose term of enlistment has expired.
THE oRprR TO ATTACH TIIH BILL run BAT
TERIES.
I.
son Of Illinois forgot in debate the other day ~ men,
ton conversation which be- had with the President
on the FRIDAY or Saturday week. Having Witnessed
The action OF Bull Run Of July Il, and examined the
encmy's position with military eye. Mr.. Richard
SON was 80 profoundly impressed with the hazards
of second attack, unless preceded by greai prepar
aions. involving time that he felt II "a be his duty
to present his Jews personally To the President, who
replied ia substance. that he must Leave Il To Gen.
Scott 10 determine The time aud place OF giving bat
lie 10 the enemy. The President, adds Tie RtPab5'-
ear. We believe, has held no other language from
first to last, or upon any occasion. General Scott
was not hurried single day by HIM.
TENDER or ILLINOIS AND INDIANA TROOPS.
GOV. Yates. on behalf of Illinois, rendered the
Secretary of War, after the Bull Run battle,
thirteen additional regiments Of infantry, three
additional regiments Of cavalry, and one addi-
tional battalion of artillery adding that Illinois
demands the right to do her full share in the
work of preserving tie Union from the assaults
of Liph.handed rebellion, and l insist that you
respond iayOlably to the tender have made.
On the same day Governor Morton OF Indiana
is understood to have rendered ten new req
meRs.
INFORMATION FROM MANASSAS
l.. =. Doueherty of the list Regiment, and
CAPTAIN Allen OF the 18th Massachusetts, arrived
here this morning from Manassas, whence they
escaped on Friday. They were employed as at
tcndants at the hospital by our surgeons who al
loved themselves to DO taken for the purpose Of
caring for cur wounded. There are 80 OF oar
men in hospital, Of whom y have died. VI
Colonel Cameron they know nothing, but pre-
sumo that he bas been buried. Colonel Corcoran
fingered two or three days only Colonel slocun
three days, and was the only officer buried IN
coffin. That the dead were lying unOnncd was
true only of the Fire Zouayes, against WON
special annosty is felt and the Brooklyn i'h
whose uniform was mistaken for that OF th
Zouayes. The Rebels admit their loss TO b
1900. and Mr.. Dou.berty thinks Tat it wa
dou.ae that number.
These lugtiycs were pursued ty the eren'!