New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24

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on The Whrrerton road in Tie yieil hy OF 'io paw
where The net battle fought. Ia ofthe
Inforraion wae received by Tyles's eonnanp v 4
existence tic enemy battery conLI'Is.S Ifr
Orr oors We're then formed e. hattie ~ ~
Ner--Yok api "a Ohio on The lei nc Oh ~ ON the
! Wisconsn. a. 7nth, 1871 and o''" Ne la
right Col. hile division FOL Owed il - Tylor,s nj.
/ 6cbeDrk's ard Sherun ne BisadcP, ,ith u.i,t
ys;4n advsu I'd IV the WsIr-nton road, WIZ 80 ,b
2. Imam aud ilmicrs Divisions IN Pa, md Na-
Warrenrn road 10 move bet"teo i'l 49,, Csntre.
nee as Junction. Reyes Biigade ieNu'''''
| vle. f,.-.. u woo no, s~ollv
upderslood tlsi we had h,med IN the enemy
aud ,haf they were gradually reufinfi Wv iuu,o
had dIivep item hack IN TIE rcari that heU'2Tnah
cSo,n,end WAS uleeing With every WGss, ana tha 1t
requel but rhe OF Tyler Diva u 10 push Oh
w, ,yers ia the center Of Tscr's division on tfe
hill iat eayt of Buli's Ron tie W 1qenton foaa'
About D. N. we saw clouds Of dust lisinE - or le'
nd though they were tyiug 10 out}uh us and come on
MS in the rear. We cailad several eli ere sten'i'a
70 IT, bat there seemed 10 be man VINO couid hS'e
re-rnfOrt ereuts sept for 20 cover Or Hank.
Ga tLe cit Of n G road We're Shemsn' and tRrl'les
batereg, dawn up tog fight; on tie rgh' We're some
three thousand men, consisting 81 p6rs OF We vho
end New-YoTs Regiments, and the New iorE o'n'
At0ut O'clock p. m their batteries o ened on us
every ball was well fred the first fell ia hD ol Tie
batteries aLd d neXt one took Off heads % tWo
men, few yards below us whore Mcssrf. y H. Surh,
SrefihJ. Harier, Mr. Shaw OF 1h' ". J. Hr'"i"' "!u
tie uen 10 lie down, aud let lie hal Ta65 over; ara
lust az he oIdet was pie, another oLo SWEPT over
our lesds and plCucECi the hrid G" steps n orr
rear. Our battery ala no. Gre Gun HE enemy We're
not to he feeu, oNiog ~ dense woods between item
ard us Our heavy dc was LYNX - TIE liElt.
disabled by the carlgr being broken down. Tine b"ii-
few tester and G-er and lie batteries wteapl aren't
| ly be,ng brought closer.
We tGen wen, beck TO the edge Of the woods where
! orr ho-pi,als lDcu'cd. iu Itlle egro cabin
Were tie wounded were teug carried in, we cured
! tie uGues Of about dozen IN orr notebook, a.u
passed over to another and secured 6 Nir6- ci lie
| New-lo X ID lille aId wounded. Here We i"u:d
prisoner, just oroug, in, who gave bis uuue s D. =
! PRYOR Eal on questioning la closely, we fpuud he
vt frs cousin 81 ConlTasman Pryor OF Ire Iottef
duel uo,oris,y lie w,s Il i,ad QuauenDsatr OF tie
Mississippi forces under Gen 10 nston, md ior Iye
years EDITOR or The EGgie, pal lSucd at McuPbl-;
runness, p Ind in tie last cam uigu was The lealcs ot
tie Dough-, ior,e az Vi EsJurg Mississippi Whele 10
! e tied Ins Y,etsiu,g - a'.se.
He said their loss heavy; that our artillery cut
numbered taeifs, aud cid great execution "ave'e. We
! had d sweep Al ,em.
The fret question he asked was, "How shout The
| UegrIrT-h.Ve yuu aIanI Of them IN Gfntl' mo o
AZ al we told lin. "les, you have, be answe-tdi
| have zen good many, uud tuere As one row Niti
d nuFktt." We iliorred lin ti u tEoy were tefv'lt5
merely; he eiid thai they have hse numbers OF ne
| groes 10 ibe G-htiH. order. lie Kept hlS bat Gown
over Lis eve d secuted very much doWncat' J.,
said they lad about 20 COJ men, ard though wt'pl Cd
then could never he conquered. lie bad 30 aTf, nos
eyeD eswordi be raAls wee n'sefGO coz s.',
Tossutt End fastened up 1t tie tlGer Uih tuition,
on which were oGis Of the STATE Of Nfisipi
4 Georiiau, VITO was iikrn, says th,H los was
heavy &c ths Bulls Run Lgrt, ava tney NoriI have
fs,r t,d il we bad char I'd oayo'ef 90 to bat eTy.
A Loui ianar who ws5 caught hi.ig II nm
states t.at he wEs from TeSas and drove cattle %
N,U-U,le rs, ana Oue ri,bt setting drunk, ar
re.jeI aud forced 20 JON RcJel auyI next dai,
With large number ~ Utnc WHO were Ia the sane
prei grelt; aud that all cr ir'I- regiment wC1li
desert Tie fret cha AuuilcI piSJnec WASH "brics-
LAYER ruu had 10 eniisl or starvr, az there vas 40
Wort aud be inust i've s1Eeloss.'
About a.. N. q report low iIpm man 70 nan that
Gen Cameron brotler Col. o. Tie ia, was rhot
ihro IA tie bie4sE BY cannon ball, md iusis4iiy
killed..
Lent. Col. Elliott, Of tie 10Th, rode toward his
regiment having been gilor re.eutorceuents, when
b II Gus lie boTsss head OF, and ttlew him cowr,
bri ing lin 10 Tat lie could Juely e,aQe. All t.e
aruglere nos commenced 70 run tuwmd Genre lie,
md he csp sors, amoulaHces, and suffers waso.s
We We ''''''' y . '''', '' = INV
&c batteries were ordered around 70 cover our re-
treat aud keep ,he Ecbes LON cutting US Oh from
Cetreyiuy which shout three "a lee IN Oof rear,
and where We bid ahout four or five ih0uS9nd O!
reserve force; he batteries wheeled ot aud tooh up
the road d were 10 Teatlig Ia gOtd order, when
about Lalt mile OUT ole OF The gGh-carmtes was
up:et.
A portion Of Sheimaa's ard Carls!es were left In
the io!deice the guruers cutting he traces anc run
Mtg their horses. This pa. tie Infantry ia perect
r.uc; they bIOke u4uks Unfortunately AID COM
nented to runi kIap.4ckr, bayclsa,ks, guns, car
tdce-bOyos hats, coats, aud every thing DeingtirOwn
in al iii euiUus. TIE men parcUed Tor water |
and vete falling in every direction. OF, ers were
equally pac-stiicheu VIII the pnNGtss, aud III vain
We endeJvUred % stop tue retreat.
Charles Oed(H George X. Smith, Sheriff Harper,
Russell Erett OF Pttburgb, ana o.heTs, begged our
asn rot 40 retreat, and pleaded with iear9 for them
90 back and get Col CsmerOu's bOdy. We took mus
keis aud threatened 70 stoot them down II they did
N 4 but we ght well have plead with tie winds
10 csase blowing. The clouds Of dutg we've now per.
fcctly sulo 'aiiag
Tie enspy aas@%sfred in sight, firing their guns the
hall ia,uiug upon thick. Emerging from tie val
lev we saw the reporter OF Ihe IIOTia with the
s,Sndard of the Massachusetts, Fftb, waving u over
Lim aud pleading iOr the men ~ rally around him.
But lt WIS Ia vsin; they Needed ban hot. Al officer
ssked the privilege OF riding behind him. 1t vas
prIted aud before they had gone hundred yards "A
Tot ron the tbrkct struck te officer 10 the head .ud
he reeed oil. Ar. Stedmsn wrapped up the standard,
and raOped about nile abead, aud aiteTTard sue
ceeoed in rallyIng 4 large fore.
our friends had now sll left, and the troops were
fyiug and a. the cry that The cavaly riding teui
a; wa and hntcheiing all started for C,uueville.
La the edge of the woods we noticed sir. Willard Of
me n. J.. Herald tiymg TO Iaciy tie men, telling
them il Oh panic. lie was moan'e Cd, but .onld
rot AXE any passeugers. OUs thirst was p4iuGl,
the duet thug our nOeils Ill could tcdr,ely get
breath finGiug TO Roadway could lie mace Oh foot,
ard being G4tlo 20 be shot or heWn down momena-
rilv we made for horre heard rushing through
The syoJds and caught him. He bad a shOt through
k,ra in the flank aud was bleeding profdstly and bad
no srddle or blllle. We mounted, aud, ,lHgipg 10
hi. maine made Tor tie road again leading to Centre
VILE.
Here the road was strewn with wrecks Of wagons,
provisions muskeis, bisnkets ammunition and every
lining men could diYebt themselves Of The ground
wasfull Ire Eelds ia all Directions were full. The
Gr, Ufte enemy gyas kept mp III tho is.r. Part OF