New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

imes lorcihy Indicate that have been badly sold h,
the hypocri,ical Russell. IMemrhis lrr..,
AN ENGLlsHMAN ON THE BATTLE-FJEr
The Special Correspondent Of The London Moy,;,.
Herald lord Dsrbys organ) has written a lo,,
account Of visit To the camp of Gen. Beaurepa,d on
the battlefield Of Manassas three DAYS after the hs,
portion of which appears in The Richmond D;,uo,,t
Of fWednesday. We make couple Of extracts. m.
fact that the writer sought publication here tefor, NJ.
letter ccnd reach home shows that he meant to rlsa.
bis Southern friends at the expense Of hi, am.
ployer:
Having reached the encampment OF the l7th VIZ
gnia Regiment Col. Chisholm aud myself ali Ihted ana
parcok Of some refreshments kindly iurnshed 70 Nm bv
Col Withers, who took snch an oneTous and bono-s-
bic part in the ARRAY of the lst. The sun was scortb
ingly hot draught of fine sweet milk very se-
ceptable, and tasted Ike tie nectar Of the gOds 4
th'n sat down on the grHss with several ohcers
smoked my pipe, and isered to snndry interesting
remioisceuces Of the recent fight Subsequently, Cet
Withers accompanied ne 10 his marquee, where w.S
introduced 10 wounded Federal officer, Col Word.
OF Brooklyn regiment, "a whom the utmost attention
and kndness had been exhibited. That very morning
fully three days alter tie b.ttle-tbs unfortunate
sufferer was discovered in neighboring th,k-t,
whittier he bad crawlei after beius disabled aui
Informed that couple of bis men remained with him.
attended to bis wounds and brought him water-tho
only refresIment they coud procure.
"I bad some dcsutory conversation with the
wounded Colonel who appeared SO getlemanly and
auiabe that am not astonshed he should have been
great fayori'e with bis command. " How much bet-
ter. observed, {" that the unfortunate contest whih
now wages between both sections OF this cuGrtyy hld
been averted by mutual cOocets sions-by anything IN
fact short If bloodshed T. Ird.ed, yes, Sin" hs
reioined in a weak, treDulous vol c. Seeing t'at
the rsplis must Ultimate eDsue, then bow mnsh
rore politic ~ have realized then without tban
,,,b (, C.l WnaI oa.u,ad x.red hy A. a
kindness ard hospitality shown TO him by a. eneuy
from whose hands he was lei to expect no favor sBd
from whose heart no compassion IL seens, iesf,
o prevalent idea with the enemy that soulhern so!-
dieIs are d sit ute OF the mmon feeiir e. aLd antni
ties of humanity, and that no quarter reed be ex.
pected should the fortunes Of war place them al ther
mercy. a.,
"Gep Loc cgssreet directed my attention 10 the Lts
Episc. pal Churcn on the hill within few ygrds ~
the camp, which be recommend d me to VISIT, dd
90 after little and perfectly horriled ai behobi'
ing the sacrileyious manner IN which bul1ing ae-
voted to the worship Of the Omnpoeut bad been de,s
Grated and polluted by the eremy, who had evidenty
been tn re on the night previou. To the bat
tle There can be no pallis loo for snch crime %
not believe that an army of invading barbarian wo0b
have TINS violated tie rels si0us feelings and ssn-
ments Of the human rsre .
found every portion Of the walls covered over ye
writing even 10 trore 4 the vesry, while enrh p'r-
ton of the ceiling as could be reached fr the pu
ard gallery also def,ced For the mot part 'he
cagraphy consisted Of simple signatures and hOnn-hes
with dates; but in several no' iced extensive
sentences, grossly sbominsble expres-ions In large
characters and the most disgusngly obs enc Agoret
drawn on the wall. and the woodwork OF the gallery
The very negbborhood Of the altar was not reseciedj
for in close proximity 1T read the words" Death
to Traitors-thus saith the Lord" " together with D
cartoon representing President Davis suspended by
tue neck, illusta'ed by the tententious sense,~e
"J. D., tle son of a bill "Death TO Seee'sion-
iss" however, seems 10 have been the fayoIne
motto, for observed t inscribed everywhere