Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-02
THE WAR NEWS.
Synopsis of the Baily Reports.
SATURDAYS News.

SATURDAYs NEWS. .-. .
WAslnxGrox, July 2G.-Gen. Mcclellan
has arrived here.
A committee from New York had an inter
view with the President t. day, to request the
calling into the field of Gen. Wool, Saving
| New York had furnished $4,000 volunteers,
and has confidence iii that veteran, and won
dcrcd why he was retained in Troy. The
I President replied that there was no desire 10
keep Gen: W DOL from active service, and he
would consider tIr7r approximations 7-5.'"- 81
10000 7o.d;crs lfiye'arriycdh dhereia the last 21
honrs. ~77iH1'fi '' '''' -''.I'F
I@ Patrick Bycr Or the New York sf83ty
/ Ninth arrived hcfe tonight, having escaped.
from Manassas where lie was a prisoner Tie
says tile Rebels have large number of ouf
men, and confirms the report Of their immense
loss 'i-@.f@ "a tf - 9.
+ The loss or tic confederate forces as stated
by thcirovli military authorities is over, 1000
Tic South Carolina troops suffered the most
severely being nearly cutto pieces. x 5Seccs-.
sionist iii this city declares that be has priz
Fate :{dvres from Richmoifl 10 the effect that
Monday WIS q, day Of inourying ralheE fLpn
day of rejoicing in th;t city, OF account Of the
,,', Ni''s @ ~ ,sa-g
M ''''' mas "0eii li1'9 f9ii'
.h5 persons VINO went oql %l.u y, q nag q !rnce
70 recover inc oooy OF ooI CaInsFon' Is inter-
some new scheme a1oal which they desire to
keep secret. .......
by Saturday night there Will be at least
100000 Federal troops on the line of The 20
tomac, extending from Alexandria TO IIarpcr's
Ferry. ,'''
AEEzANpEIA, July 25.-T'he First M;nnc-
sofa Regiment, Col, German, attached to Col.
IIeintzicman's division, suffered as follows
Killed, 60; wounded, 81 missing, 81 Com
pang | bad % killed. 4, ..-.4
LOUISVILLE, July 90 Passengers just ar
rived from Tennessee, state that troops in
large numbers from various encampmcntS in
that State, are rapidly being hurried Into Viz
ginia, s
HARRIsBURG, July 26.-On Saturday last
Gov. Curtin was. requested to push forward
troops to the Capital, and within four days ten
regiments Of Infantry, numbering near'y II,
600 efficient men. were thrown forward and
another goes the last Of the week. The State
'S '',so %li '1.'l'.Ss' .ss''ei'' "''o l'zo0 cav
FORTRESS MONROE, July 25.-Lieut. Crosby
yesterday took charge of an expedition to
Buck river, consisting of 300 mon and 7 field
pieces, upon a propeller and six launches.
The expedition was entirely sucecssiuI.-
Lieut.. Crosby surprised and burned nine slooDs
and schooners belonging 10 the Confederate,
and brought off one valuable prize, a schooner
laden with bacon, corn, sc.
O. c
Oi4o BUS 'uiy Zo'
Inc ar Department has authorized thirty |
SIX infantry regiments Tor the war from Ohio.
IN TWO or three weeks from this time they
Will IL, De organized ald ready for orders
r, no r, "ei'9 nit" neg iingn' moves from
lamp Ol.Se 'o-lE'FFow' Tue l"ehty-eignth on
MONDAY, from camp Dennlson, and the IWen
ty'slxth from Camp Chase on Tuesday
zen. COX entered charleston yesterday
Use neo' burning bridges and destroying
Pr0Perty'
Al0 ou! neu s'ei.,nDoa' 10 Keep our troops
rom taxing It, Use is strengthening the
Z mon cause by hls vandalism. General Cox
is doing glorious work, according to the re-
porls mere tonight
MovnAY's News
w AsHlNGToN' '''y z0:-it has been ascer-
.alheu tliaI some Two INJURED are YET missing |