New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

Alter onr oyfu, shouts had sone down 'h9 W.
after him. ON lined egiens flung themselves 80;
accord upou the ground, TO take b'lcI sni " b,,rs
ba,,scts ond f1 catch a few minutes relose oI'oro
making tieic final dispositions Tor Iie ny nova 70,
no army wi6ch had won victory was 80 ~; "a o,d
tigled and the men 40 thty 10y uUn nJered how thew
boJ b,ld mt so long Many, however, had hoI eSou
ria renose for they were bearing on tneir W?ui'o
comrades 10 the hospital, and o'hers "eIe se 10
their sworn brethren in arms among the ueau'
~ sbo,i an the most fantastic shai es, come aDsoiuey
htdless some represented by gry trunk alone some
with ,plies and some with rage upon their iips' as
,iev orasped their be and Curi0ury tWl-ted Weap-
cus aud eome actually rolled up like n bail. VINO
syrr wonld study the CCcentTieilies OF carnage,
r,ight here have graduated through an tie degrees
o, HorrOr, 20 Il full experience AT once.
Neatly the whole of our army was now grouped
nelly well together. TIE brgdes which lad hHac
be circuit against tho eremys side bud been ]"hed oy
those which had fought str,rght on and glance ~
tue field showed that the whole breadth OF cur Dlle
had MOI spread over n nile and half Had we been
VI IN Professor Lowe'o balloon, we might rave seen
e; that, with uh our prowess and heroic Caring,
We had merely cut hole IN the smah eLo OF INC
eilemys placau of batteries. and thai ls rear, winch
orr General imagined he had turned oyerhung liz III
mltsve wings, which still remained untoneheh. Our
plan tEe eioie was, slid before too email Tor i'e
measure Of oasto Ger The coat when ih'u peeh
ehulked ia conception OF boy, would ho1 ilciYse S
itol Orilous Of a man, and were dcatlued ~ =
often tue case with beginners, TO have oar Wofh
turned upon cur hands. This ulih came soon lot
suddenly as we were festlng, inc Thr "l D'o "'oNS
out agaiu IN every d. ,ectiOD, and batteries we ha1
thought mute forever, now opened with fedohbied
fury The most terrific yeils fiOm the enemy accom-
panied the renewal Of she corii.t, and n became
evident that i,siead OF having yieced to the unto
ward fortunes of the day, they had only been rsIesh
ing themselves while pouring new regiments ihto W.
lower works. The Sherman Bigadc, astonndei oy
this nev assault forced retire from the posiiJn
il bad occulied but 10 retreaiej III good htyie ana
being wv entirely without orders, Logan to ma IN on
/ towHId tie rear. ,
They passed on their road the brigade Of Schensk,
which, with the brgades OF Howard anu FIsnhni'
had been since noon in the denses OF si e. tho Mlhe
boys ard The NecmOntcrs having sigualled then|N wee
especially by the enthusiasm OF t1cir charges Wits
none during the tenn esuOns fortunes o hat day, rN'
ceed the Mime oia and the 9TH Miseachuseiit III the
stubborn fortude with which, agaiu ana ag.'n, thty
pressed through, aud NithslO0d the hercest me- Az
| Tho sherman Brigade went by, Schenek men sioou
breathing in the woods, the New-l0rk -doec"lNipg
Dosi.iOn on the leif The 6th brought NJ The rear Oh
heiemDoraiiy retiring column; but IL gal liant jonel
waichiul Of us welfare, fingered behind abd urged
si!Irg lers not 10 get sepaTa ed from theli coianuT'
He A.ed Tor lnstaDt 10 salute Col IOnirhlns oi
TIE ID who stood dsmouuted a. little distance tioh
his REGIMENT on the opposite side OF tue road Jn't ~
this moment large body OF the enemy bl''S Iiorse
were sesn making charge toward theil, lhOugh H'
immediate object Was 10 attack Carlisles battery,
y,bi, b. out II ammunition, stood limbered up IN me
center Of the road. The two COlonels watcaed the
1 n oyement and translated with excitement az they
saw The DRAGONS aber the caDnoilvis forgot 10 lake
/ measures for their prove ton.
II was inmineully ne c. sary that they Should Tor
! {, 0ui eXplc, uion the battery had serol re-
tard q She black column IN the least ana they came
touring Oh the Uniformed columns of the S"hen,k III
] gsde Prohp w. however, the Qui order Of Mcto"k
shaped the Isl Ohi, and the Otbe,s, iylo0lng by III
siuct, showed frm line, with bayonets all poised
ard ready Tor the Charg. The Bl5ck iore looked ior
! "a moment, bat, not liking that array OF eel tey
6ire ed of 10 the right ueceying yoliey as they
wentl and n squad of them made dash to cu' oil The
Two col0nels who Were i>Ottcd in he road. IhCmp-
kius who saw he danger cOHing, quickly s1rang to
horse lear hand and calling Oh Coicorn 10 follow,
.rurrt 4 him ~ II fence TIE topper, however were
! 100 near for Coreoran's tired hOfse, aud 0hirhng
around the Irish Colonel, they took blm captive anu
| bore him of. pJr ION OF tue squad followed after
rompkins, bat his spined charger leaIed two ien.er
in fine s;ye aud auid she crack OF he dagOors' six
/ rhoolers he got sale away. The brigade of Schenck
being Low utterly isgged out, and being moreover ell
roly without order, Tell back upon the footsteps 81
/ tie 9Th.
TIE Burnside Brigade was still upon the field,
where they had received from Gen. Mcdowell he
news Of victory, and, cOngeq uenty, had heard, with
tic surprise that equal among al of DIgades,
the angry reopeEng Of the Sight. They ba seen, too,
the other brgHdes hle OF toward the rear bat h,ilg
| 10 orders Tor such movement, ard not being IN IN
fire, the starch Rhode Islanders NisoOrslli,ns 'id
| 7lst djggedly held their ie,t. But the mus4eJy Oh
Our side get ing FAM, and the great guus Of ,hc
enc Nv UnprOvOket ON almost exhausted Uaite.-
es, were now but sparSey fired. Every tairg, there
c, indicated another lni and il could not be made
oetAin 10 mInGs but that We hsd really tbe
victory afre, ALL and ha, the last caononade bot
the ~ CRY finch OF the enemy. suddenly a cry broke
from Inc ranks Of Look there lpoS there 20 and,
tuning their eyes toward MANASSAS the whole Of
dropping regiment, rs well those who We're Wing
1, the rear those VINO stood saw sight which hone
! who ever gSzed UPON i will forget.
/ THE PAGEANT OF THE ENEMYS RESERVES.
Al long way mp the rise and issuing from the Gu
emys extreme left, Appeared, slowly debOuciDg into
! sight dense column Of Infantry, marching with slow
and solid step aud looking, this nois less distance,
like a mirage Of ourselves, the illusion Of rano
rama. Rod by rod The massive column heightened.
not breaking off at the completion Of regiment, ~
&C had Hoped but still pouring On, and ON, and on,
ill one regiment had lcDgtheLed into teu Even then
the stern tide did not Pause for ~ IT. arms turned
downward along the fer side Of the Triangle, and The
source of the food thus relieved poured forth again,
and commenced lining the other in like manner. Sill
solemn picture sweed It's volume, I'LL The ten reg
/ imens had doubled into twenty, and had taken the
formation Of three sldes Of IL hollow square. Our
awe-struck legi0ns though beginning TO feel The sp
prUacles Of despair, could not take their eyes from
That majesii; pageant, and, though experiencing "A
new necessity, were frozen TO The sight
The martial tide flowed on, the frightening regi-
ments growing into thirty thousand men, with
of black cavalry in irs center, the whole moving
toward u.s. as The dane ed upon its pOmp OF bayO
nets, with the solemn etep Of fate This WIS war;
compact, welniade and REASONING war. IL wa war,
oO all It's p0mp and glory as we'll az III It's strength
and we at once comprebendcd we were Leaen. In
vain did our startled faculties dart alertly hi her and
lhither for some bope; IN vain did thoughts turn
quickly upon Patterson. IL would not do johnson
wss there before us with his cool fresh thousands
a. our Waterloo lost 1nat steady aud uniired
hOst ouIDumbered the whole Of our worn and sagger
ing columns, and it penetrated us with conviction OF
resistless power. Decenlly, however, did gather
up our force, Lot by general order, but by sensible
accord, and sad, and paned and wearied, yet con-
H'lous Of victory Tar we bad fought, we folded
up our col unns tor retreat. The only whose har