New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29

before MaDssstls VI pcr or Cus,d, ard connected win
ts's o. " 1900 command Nine 81 TIE saWS Oou ~!
" " wounded, AID auived III h"i"ia''ie
SsPiied' ,n,ru ESCAPE.
IT Jryyjr Snrq,On OF the I'd Miacoi sih w 81
p.' 80. 80 rboscd bv Que Of the Black tof-e C'Na.!'
u 6nd whea within tea feet oil 'he S"E 1niii.u
Wv 60 Shouting Surrender, you ot AI'.,i
@ho an, Tbeball g-fZ. d the heal OF l'I' l. WI.
90 .e,o. time mae a big leap ioto g lAmP 0,
~ me troopel rode WOuud 10 beaa .lh on gu,
so,o emf meantime managed TO load lls me- my
,ie trooper next appeared lie shot Ina tnf'asl
91..f lie lell sideways, the saCll; lU.E.6 'l \
ee lef,ichtercd horse cnlloPed OF vita ITS d>"o
~ vo1pded rider dangling from the sntf'l''
A BRAVE CAPTAIN.
,,s an many I'D their day il hald TO d'sfiimI-
Ssnd t.ariion al who are really melltono1,; nu-
;rs' 70 refer 70 The bravery ana ealmne.S oi VII,
tIlss 0f tie Michigan lSt. When that re lii1, t;
- Grst o. liant charge upon the enemy, ne wa II
81 man 10 mount lie fence, and waving ms s"Ot ti
,sd IA conpany o. and uOt until AL w1s j. -,
sFsr " ileoN ieH and tde hual order Tor le'i'"' w"
gyel-6id he iurn bis back to The foe.
BuuIRT OF TIE MEY.-Ihore was II 30 o. ' 1.cIpn.
courage among our men, whether ,,i,b deer.
feeys All OF them stood up 10 nc WIN .i1i t,e,y
,notd aud uuiiuching zeal and brave! 10 tbeir
~ check for the time heiug; VINE IA tLoI.
ecuradcs tt the d. beside ~ ~ ~ "a 10, for
encountered tie Re els, AID oveLWiY, feIi the
ho,lrs mill az one Toint OF the Uio"isi -jISod
5 80 }.croliv covered with deaf ana WoHh'eo,
o-,r Jyloee ptostrsic bodies ne thSdl,y "iu o'S
cft}lsr traippeI aud thuucertd for lack %, IN! oe
pathway 10 the batteries OF toe iT m eia@ i"'' or
.rCne. witnessed ard he Sho ialAS o. !l'''lns vi
zoS ,,.e on lie part Of the FEDERAL amy during
.fbi. fsl 4. is a lileler Of brave men.
HEROIC FATHER.
From Gentleman Of this city, who was witness
10 vylat ic lelucs, we leu that Can't hclook,
5,sber OF Col, Me- oOk Of Tie lSt OHIO Ee-nne't WHO
VS. sbet in tue battle al Manassas, was fighting with
r,,kat thonql net attached to the army. HIS father
Va, an tfe field with his wagon, helling O. take care
al the wounded. When his son was 81 Of, Ae Went
INTO the midst Of the fire and placed LIS tody IN the
,rspop and drove back to his quarters az Willard
Hotel ii WashiYg'O8 where hi wife, tlo young Me-
Cooke mother wac. The distress OF the mother reed
NOT be described. Our informant went 70 tie house
aeon aftcr he rCtured from tie Held. lie sdys
tie loa-i1arted father was firm, and with ms
dead son Wing before him. declared that lie Only
wished that he lad 20 offer TO his country.
COL Alexander Mcdowell McCook, OF tie lst OLio,
-soowed himself or the ieli worthy son oi sden a
fther. lie had secuted the confidence q is men III
bis sOld.oriy qualities and It was bis iI'aeUcc that
Oyercame tie felucHuce Of the two Ohio RegUcrts 10
70 into battle mder General Scbenck. " e are happy
20 ay that this r. uc'anCe was found 70 ne ercnoess
vhea the men saw Gen heucks conduct Ir the Bat
tie which was b-ave, able aud cool throughout.
Col McCook displayed the qualities Of brave and
accomplished officer in the action The retreat q two
Ohio Ie .iments was in a disciplined ImuEer. lbey
retired upon their former portion at Vienna where
tcir camp had beec lets standing uDder guard; the
xaa,d had Ceserted the Regiment packed their tents
AID eouipase and returned with it 10 Was ing'oD.
iCineirao,i C.ze.tc..
CCTTISG Up TIT BLACK HORsES.-1he New-York
ZJusvSs received the rft charge of the famous Black
Horse Guard about Which GOV. Wise has 40 often
~Oken. II was a spleuCid corps of cavalry, all tue
horses Of W heh were COL black. They came upon The
Zoaave regiment at gslOp, aud were received by the
have iiremen upon tleir poised bay0ucls followed
instantly by yOlley, from Which tuey broke and ned,
shOugh several Of the Luuaves cut down IL tie
assault. They quickly returned with their forces
doubled-pcraape 90 OF 1CJ-and eCaiu they dashed
sid fearful yei,s upon the excited Iouavo7. This
tins tboy bore an American flag and part q the
Zosaves supposed for instant that they were friends,
whom they bad originally mistaken. Tho tag wa
quickly thrown down, however, the noges dashed
GqOn The REGIMENT the was discovered, aud tie
slaughter commenced. No quarter no Lllug, no
inebing now, marked the rapid and deatI-doali1g
flows OF our men ar trey closed in upon tie Zoe In
tbe;r madness and desperation. Our brave fellows
I'll tie ranks filed mp the s6hers, bOwie-6ives aud
hsvonets glistencd In TIE sunlight horse after horse
went down. platoon after platoon oisapreared-tne
rattle o. musketry the Of tie reb j., TIE shout
of Remember Ellsworth = from the Inngs q the
gouayes, and The wells OF the wounded aud crushed
lelHoerens filed the air. and terrible .,e buc
seeded The gallant ZOuayes fought TO the death. and
were sadly cut up; bu; of those hundreds u B.3ck-
Horse Guards not many left that bloody recounter
BULL, BLOODY, OR BIG Run.
seems that in the early history Of the country, the
stiean celebrated by the light Of Sunday was known
~ Bloody Run, from some fanguiuary encounters OF
Tie settlers with the red IL Is not Improbable
that this rame will low replace the ttiyial one of
Bull Run, unless indeed, bota should he displaced by
tie somewhat appropriate Que OF BIZ Run.