Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-01

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IN bring nm his bot,erv. snnnortel bv the Ohio
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morpd ot,nmnt of cavalry IN outA,nk his col.
un,n As wont f,r,y,rd bo nossed down
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ocross tbr ro,d or1 Cort,;, Avros, gnns wore
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ieoyc these to a future letter
hear nothing on every side but the warmes
ap ana hear'ie"t commentator OF our troops
IN sin'' ;,'",aoo ",n',d i"o ,,., 49, ,'0
charge, and were shaken by every volley o
their musketry. do not mean to praise any
one at 'ilf expense Oh a"olher' Inc oiNty
TS9v char'.od "" & ,hrao
and would have taken and held them but fol
the reinforcements which were constantly and
steadily poured in. Indeed il ,cls IN His Eqc
atone that the comparitiye success of the rebel.
is due. We had not over 10000 men in action
the rest being held behind as reserves at Cen
treville, while the enemy must have numbered
|. at least GO.OOO.
The Fire Zouavcs before they had fairly 20
into action, were terribly cut un by A batter,
and bv musketry, which opeped on their flank
They lost great many Of their officers ant
men.
About mile this side of Centervlle, a stamp
ede took place among the teamsters and Others
which threw everything into the utmost confu
sion. and inflicted some very serious injuries
Mr.. Eaton OF Michigan, in irving to arrest tht
flight of some of these men. was shot by ont
of them. the ball taking effect in his hand
Quite number of Senators and members o
the House were present at the battle"
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Mr' Raymond, writing to the New lori
Times, SAYS THE most discreditable featur,
of this stomnode vos tho ror,. lar,o rn,,,bor -
lii. ,.La H., '...-,.I t.' -,
'0''''''' ""' """ S"'se'eu ava! i'o"i '"e'
regiments during the battle, and who now threw
away their muskets, blankets and knapsacks
and ran =. if thoir l;res do,orded IN ,be;
sneed Fnr n lon, t;n,n NO oite,nnt ,rns mai,
IN sion tbom I'M moan Fo;rG,v a Now Jerec,
regiment had Drawn mn across tho rooI an;
comnelled evorv snIJier mon whom ,hny coml,
| Law hands TO 90 back In his reoimant INC,
varn drar,,oI out ~ oo.r;o,oso and G,or, th'
! hacks of 10rsos and turned 6ocL u.orl v;,h tb
greatest riror. Many of tbem manoged how