The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23


Warrington, July 99-The Rhode Island
battery was captured al the bridge across
Bulls Run. where their retreat was cut OF
Their horses were all killed
Ia IL u reported that the Black Horse Cav
airy made an attack on tho rear of our re-
treating array. when the remnant of the Fire
Zouaves turned aud fred. killing all but sir
/ OF them.
The list New York Regiment lost halt
f their men.
The following regiments wero engaged ia
I the fight LIST, 81 and 81 Connecticut, lat
regulars. composed of the %, 81 aud 6th
+ companies: $50 marines: tho -th and sth
+ New York militia. - n 81 Rhode Island;
i list New York: "a New Hampshire; 9Th
Massachnsetts: lat Milne: lot Michigan;
/ llth and 3sth New York. 81, ith and 18th
Maine. aud 81 Vermont. hesides the several
1 batteries.
The following Is list Of the officers killed
and wounded Capt McCook aud the Lieut.
Colonel of the Z)uaves. Capt Gordon. Com
pany II. llth 81 ,ssachuselts: Col. S.ocum.
81 the oil New York; Col Wilcox. Of tile
/ 1t Michigan. wounded. Col. Tom akin-, of
the New York %. Col Firnh, m. OF the Fire
Zouaves. Col. Hunter. T. s. A; Col. Clr-
i u. ~
of the lth N ,ssachusetts. and Capt. Rick
eits. of;hs artillery: Lieut. Colonel Fowler.
OF the New York 18th Additional wound.
ed: Col lawrence. OF the Massachusetts,
9Th, Capt. Ellis, Of the list New York, se
verely wounded, and Major Losier of the
New York Zouaves.
Ia il vaguely reported that Gen Patter
son's division arrived in the vicinity Of Ma.
nassns this A. NJ. and commenced an attack
on the rebel forces lie was within twenty
i've miles Of the battle ground Yesterday. but
the exhausted condition OF hi. men prevented
him from coming to NcDoWel's aid
II i, aiso reported that 1000 Of our troops
have been sent ~ Fairfax from the other
side Of the river.
Ii il probable the number OF killed. and
wounded is magnihcd b. large numbers who
m sslng The Lowest estimate Of tho killed
and wounded may be placed At from 1000
10 900
IL il known that On the dav previous 10
the battle a largo number Of tho Ohio Regi
ments publicly protested against being led
by Gen Schcnck. and il was only through
the opportunities Of Col. McCook, ia whom
thew placed all confidence. and other officers.
that they were prevented from making n
moro formidable rebellion.
IL was known tn our troops Yesterday that
johnson had formed \ junction with Beauro
ga,d on tho night of the frat action nj Bull Is
Run. Our men could distinctly hear the
cars coming in from Manassas Junction. and
the cheers with which the Confedorates hail
81 their newly arriving comrades. They
knew that the enemy Was superior in mum
bers and in their own position. This was
further confirmed by prisoners taken. but
,koso f,.ts a oro prakaIlx unLunun NJ Waah.
ngton.
Gen. Schenck. as well IA the older field
officers. acted admirably. Hc collected his
forces and covered the retire IT. and up 20 the
last moment was personally engaged IN the
cndo,,or 90 rally his men to make aud a,
Ccnteryllle.
IL was tho arrival Of fro,h rein orcemeuts
10 the enemy In snproior numbers, which
turned the scale OF battle. The enemy be
fore now might perhaps have moro to boast
Of II theg had followed M their advantage
Lac, night.
The number of kiled and wounded Is
gr,duilly deere isng.
SIX hundred Zouives have returned
IL l. now understood that Col. " ilcoS.
reported killed, is living. though badly
wounded
Gen. Mcclellan his been summoned bv
Government from Western Virginia to re-.
pair 10 Washington 10 take command OF the
Potomac.
, Gen. Rosecrars takes his place in com
mand of the army OF Western Virginia.
The corps d'armee at Washington is 10 be
instantly reorganzcd and increased. Those
orders have already boon given.
0Hcors &c ro,roapta .lra,lv .a,.nl -
being made. and will DO accepted with such
rapdty a. 10 insure that this will bo accom-.
plishcl.
No lers are felt by the government rela-
tive 10 the sIiety OF the Capital
Gen Mcdowell is now at he ldquarters nj
Arlington Heights. The regiments compo-
: ing his division will resume their iroper po-
sition. Some have already done 40.
\ private dispatch ia Biltimors ssys
c. re a examination leads 10 the belief that
only about three hdndre | we're K Hell
The Come -ticut regiment. here o ore re
: porte1 b ully Sut NJ. have nearly all returned
Tnc fist reports OF the dec mating of the
7l-i re-, meut y Y. aud ths r re zlusvss
is untrue.
!, Ii ia estimated that $4,000 of cur troop,
we're engage in the butte Of Yesterday. ~no
only 10. 900 At any one lime.
d1s OF 4 mile. 1t is now thou -ht the enem,
i let some OF their batteries, for the purpOs,
. o decoving our troops on.
The Associated Press Agen, from Center
Vile nj 2 o'clock this morning. gives IN,
n,mes of the dead there. Among them i
, Collins. Of the "a Wisconsin
A Shermans Battery, or the greater part o
. Il. his returned to Washington. The reasor
: Of tie capture OF either OF the batteries, VA
the horses we're shot
: Five hundred or the enemies cavalry hs,,
. been seen, since Yesterday, near Bulls Run
!, bridge
' PHfIABIfHIA. July l2.--Cen. Patterson
presence At Manassas Junction j. a mistake
!. he vas Yesterday nj Harrer's Perry with
: portion Of ms command. awaiting the arriva
OF General Banks.
Bosrox. july 22--Orders have been re
!, ceisei fastening the departure o. the l2t
Regiment Col Webster. which wal lesv
70 morrow night via Fall River
The 18th Rec meni. rides. Col Leonsr
. ard Major Cebb's splendid bitieiy 81 sr'ills
: ~. will problbly leave within week.