The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-24
SEE FOURTH PAGE.
LATEST NEWS.
FED ERAL
TELEGRAMS.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE BAT
TIE

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE BAT.
TIE
The Killed and Wounded, etc.
WASHIN GToN, July 23.-The weather is briCh
and beautiful alter the heavy rain # yesterday
and this morning the streets present lively ap-
pearance. Soldiers in various garbs either
vending their way to their respective places o
rendezvous or entertaining still anxious and Gu
rious persons With additional incidents Of the bat
tie and Subsequent retreat. Groups, too are
Frightening up their muskets and repairing dam
ages IN arms and wardrobe, and those who can
afford the expense are patronizing the itineTant
boot-blacks.
The scenes among the military in some quarters
resemble those attending dismissal after grand
holiday display, while some u the soldiers are al
most sinking under their severe pedestrian ia atgur;
those who were more fortunate In flying to Wash
ington either on horses cut from the baggage wa
gons or in vehicles MAKE a comparatively neat ap-
pearauce. Amid the hasty gathering Of so many
odds and ends of regiments under the distressing
circumstances it is wonder charities of our citi
zens are solici ed They generously dispersed.
This morning is occupied in putting aft 4irr in
order ON the Virginia side within the original
Federal lines. From the indications around MS the
business -"f repairing the comrnissariat and ord
nance damages is in lively progress. The boats
are again running to Alrxand ia.
Tie Fire Il ,uavea will rendezvous at the head
quarters Of The 18th regiment to day, when some
accurate Knowledge of their Losses may be ascer-
tanned
-'A N'i-HD AND "ooNDhp OF IRE @lchleAN FIRST
The last seen of Colonel Wilcox, he was living
~ - 80 - 80; VIC Ct: =; anu he 'S ei'ner oeau
A. p,,,,, rO ~ ,"'n ~ " VI ',,,uI ,tn, o".nnpdhS
Company 6; - M"nck, COMPANY +; 0 DERBY
Sergeant l.. wis Hartmeyer, Company A; private
Z and h,h a' onS "a "a I'.y' o'hFahy
ni,ohan C,,ns,v A. Job, stf,;ra ro,--,,m w
n' s"a"' N',p'P1ty q; JoHh otalofo, company u,
are among the wounded.
tjpr Bdwe took the place of Col Wilcox and
?ti =" t's 'eslien' out Vi the heiu IN
= 'a.s prsSdo.' H1,,, "ruet
but e.capfd r.nnrts ,ba, ,bs : c,sSinnis,a
i,,usrs. ,r'c bdr ,c ,,ni1a, - s 50. "o . az
thosa ,ickad nm on tho 'e"ep0'0' p P"''S
Fifteen members onlv Of tba-1st obi, rs,imo,+
ar. missing. The officers are al, safa 2 - '''''
T,r,. Tsostt,o,, AZ ,fc,,,, -. A., ~
C.,tns, T,ri.- - so. t, IS IN, ."toiii.c
Have Made a stand
WAsHINGroN, july 23-The following letter was
received this morning by Captain TYLER, which
seems TO indicate that some of the Federal troops
must have stood their ground at Centreve, aud
that the Contederates have not advanced immedia-
tely, ii at all
HEADQUARTERS, NEAR CENTREvILLE,1
July %, 1861.
Capt Iyer, assistant Commts5ary General, Aiec-
andria:
For Gods sake, send me some forage. | have
three hundred and twenty five horses, and nothing
for them To eat.
LSignedl CAPT GIBSON,
OF Frankiin's Brigade.
hIeis. s.men, In leH"ndrfa-Unfeeiins Con
"ue. n" 10 y aay-An ADVANCE Anticipated
ine sta'e W ah"trs at AieSahdrla does not seem
to indicate that we hold position more advanced
than that before the march commenced. No per-
sons are allowed to pass beyond the lines, which
seem 10 De within iouF or hve miles SO stringent
Is 'his reputation that lady IN the pers OF child
oifln was refused pass this afternoon to 60 to
ner nome In farfaX county, where she had left her
chnaren. -....
lne u,m"s' rxe'tement continues to prevail in
Alexandra. Inc citizens generally seem to an
tcipate an advance OF the C0nederates within As
hours IT. is known, however, that the Manassas
hailT"an Is not "ostructed as lar as Springfield, !
and the Loudoun road AS Tar as Camp Upton.
The Killed and Wounded.
But fifty men oi omrany +, Capt. Leveride, Of
the Fire Zouaves; have returned out of ninety seven
members The ga liant fellows immediately re-
turned to their cid post, the arduaus duty OF guard
ing the Government warehouses at Aexand ia. |
This company composed the extreme right. The !
Z,uaves infmed three times under hot hre. All |
four of their Sergeants were wounded. The fol- /
lowing among the casualties.
killed.-Thomas w. Chambers - Sanderson. |
Gilbert Brewer and Sergeant Leary both left ON
the field eIiously woundrd.
Wound d.--SergeaHt Meeks will lose one arm;
priVates Post, Peter Dermottt; private lmms shot
III hoih legs; pTlvates Botte, Holiday, franklin
and "aterh0use.
number Gf wounded have been brought into the
hospital at Georgetown
Col Marslon, OF New Hampshire I'd, wounded
with muSKet ball, arm broken and wounded in
nreast Out G!ihG wen. capt. hiram Rollins, "a
Now hampshire, shot In shoulder; wound severe,
but will recover
, Capt. i"ou, ol bratttooro, vermont "a, shet IN
tnr"a'' pan passed cempietev through with'n one
slxrenth :" an men "s the Jugu'ar VEN; VIII recover
Mal9' Hniian, vermont "a, OF Mohtpeiier, wrist
sha,te'ea Dy MIME tine nan; not dangerous.
ooi' Laurence, o' MaSsachuset's otn rrsiment, |
sh"' III 'he sh""ueI Apu asp "ounueu III the aouo-
men oy spllnters OF W"cd. in no danger.
Cont 'I"rdon, OF massachusetts, llth, cled from
his wounds
Lieut. y" all or HAL, OF New ork eth, weunded
by fragments o1 smell. seriously.
Lieut.. LorsIn, OF Saefman's battery, painfully |
wounded in the foot by ball
Dr. Is. Blackstone, OF the 9th Maine regiment |
Dr. Allen oi The 3rd and DR.. A. A. G. Williams |
OF the lst Maine, whose regiment was not In the
action, but he volunteered to go with the Fire
Iouaves, were taken prisoners, the two first at the
hospital, and the latter on the battle field, after
being wounded.
The number of killed, wounded and missing in
the Vermont I'd regiment will be less than fifty !
This number sill probably be lessened by detained
men yet to report themselves This regiment is |
in camp at their old quarters, outside of Alex
andria.
Lieutenant Robert L. Hitchcock, Of the Marine |
corps, whilst gaantly engaged with working a
battery, Instantly killed by a shot from a rifled
cannon.
The wounded are doing well.
On the battle field balls were found of the pat
tern used in the English army, showing that the
Coniederates arus OF English manufacture.
Increase of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nts Ex-
pected.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-Iha President and Secre-
tary o; W ar are vigorously at work reorgauzing
a powerful armv Within the last twenty four
hnurs oyer 80 O0O fresh trnons with rnmhar nfb.t
terjes of srtiIIery have been accented
A number Of Tepimen,s have arrived here and
every day will hiring immense rsinforcsmentst To the
r.ti1naI canitJ TN NV rsoime,ts will he in
Baltimore by this evening
The response from every quarter to the needs of
the Government has been most gratifying and
truly patriotic.
Prussian Regiment Offered, and Accepted
Popularity of Gen. Mcclellan.
"AsHiNGToN, July Z5-Coionei "A. ecnlmmei,
ferinng, OF fhlladeipn'a, arrived here to-day and
aud iorty men, large portion OF whom have seen
service in Europe. Nearly. all the officers are
fiuss'ans VINO distinguished themselves In the
Gors,nuart -
C,aroI NcCler.n ;s oxnsotos bo-a 20 roor-or
His presence is awaited with mpch anriatr The
onno;rrp,enr ia binhIr ronnIar h ,th ann,r tba
arana,oS
O.. ,,, =. ~,-
coyerad f,n,,, Sba RottIe EieId
W.sYINaTox. July % The Federal losses have
been rraatIy exnoperated II is now well ascar-
te;nef ,bot ,b k;iIsd ;il fall sto-t of tbouaanJ
Tba esce.sicn tronns did not TlIo,v onr ratrsotin
lotces a,.sl 'aoJ pasSeu Du'i nun.
1"' HL'osteiu' VI tne ennss'Fan'a |o.n ineh',
Ie'ut"eo 10 the patue.neio aoout IL ociocS on
sunday night and brought OIL six pieces OF art cry,
which he delivered to the commanding officer on
the Potomac Yesterday evening. The Colonel re-
poTt that the held was clear and not an enemy In