, 1861-07-29
Afternoon. Dispatches.
FROM WARRINGTON.
sfntement About the Michigan Troops
Ma1neeot2 Regiment. .@8ebols N
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FROM WARRINGTON, Il. 77.ss;::<
Statement About the michigan rroolp
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;WAsn1NaToN; July 26:-Msjor 'Bldwell, acI
3ipg mmander Of the Michigan 1st regiment
Sunday, sags his loss was heavy, occusriu
moety ao IN front Of the enemy's batteries. ID
4o6S sot o1dceTB Ia large, pruportionatalv L
mea: NO troops could have maintained thei
Eqslllon any lergth oftime under such fire
~ aney we're hurried into action after 3 marc
dusty road; with little or nc. time ior rest o
aaa's!nG; n'GsamenG :b9t the men eyinceda courage
eooiaSs and endurance, which entities tha11
to the highest praise. '>0e '|'~''
o.s;i,t C1t Richardson, In his report, gives grea
S1eals ere to the Michigan Sd and 4,h regiments
1o6 covering hIs sreireat% -.
Iae following Is the loss Of the Michigan ls
ngament at 1t went into the field with 475 mel
~ aa4 20 olhccrs, and lost officers and 10e mer
CO.. WILCOX, wourded-a prisoner; killed
VIM: Mytzke, color bearer, Nathan stefnhe, gies
aSd n"s. James Kelly, Capts. .shallingfon and
The following arc missing from the reef
| ment, and probably many we're killed. a. they
vent into the woods :when the regiment
allhto; alhczt IL 2nq did not come ont: J: N. Barker
wicker, John st1itz. Wm.j z. THOMPSON
EDWARD A. Gross, s. Clinton, Chas. H: Palmer
Additional missing: Lewis Hart Mevsr.
Hubbard Smith, Franklin Balio, VIM, Cpn.
n1ngham, Hubert Egan, Nelson ii. Farrar,
LEFTY. LEFTY Hntch1nson, Joseph Ingersol1, Chas.
Detrees, ]. Bailey, Daniel j. Bfigps. Cara i p =
Rhodes, Chae: B. Whitcomb; Geo. b. DruFy:
~ Marcy Ho!mes, Chas sC. Harvey, John s
Mnlls, Chas. Y. Brlrkerh6ff, Ralston Walker.
nenfg a. Bso"er, Azarial Duhois, Jno Gregg.
Mlehael Hoag, VIM. Johnson: MelancthaoIn
olaitln, Noah Porter, Wa11er Walt, VIM. Cor
RMenns' Maros' WIN. i. Newell, Jno. Psgs, Barnard
Probably dead: j. ]. Barnes, Peter Bailv,
6eb1y Brink, Henry B.unnsr, Clas Ewera'
GustaYns Goldenith, Joseph Hubbeli, Smish
Shepard. Jae. Kelly, J: II. Casey.
~ Dead 1r prisoners: Andrew Crazy, Lieut..
Ghas. T: Moore, Fred. Lamar, ". 81. Smith,
YIN: 7; Marks, Clement Louusbury, Charles
Kent, Albert h: Edwards, Horace Dlsnchard.
Chrittia4 Bloom, ?. =. Faeeroy, Geo. Bosken,
Gsn1Ige ng Kick, VIM. G. Moore.
Inc following are wounded: Captains Chag.
y; Lul1 and YIN. 4. Graves; prIvates- n.
yenneor,: W. Kidd, Thomas Wargiamery, j.
~ j. Il. Stalkweather, Charlea
gefNmg, Curtis Cuy1er, J. P. Vandermaker.
5onn steele, Mm: Logic, Jacob Fleet, Emii
s, Ssenne, Gotileib Monde, John Shaflcr, Ned
Elcme1fnlr, Joshua Froi7erten, Henry FieId
4il1am 8. Brownell,. Thomas O'Ncil, Hiram
Lane, D. 7. Lawlcr, Wm. A. Graves. ". r,
7N7eming' 7ne1a Darius c. Brcdish and Richard 4.
Several New York regiments have rsEnlisted
:os lne Wa1. The Notifications about Wash
1ngtoa sre fast eeiug mounted with heayv
enns. Our outrosts are sgain beinr rrailS. @
aiy extended jim the direction Of tie Febels.
The Cabinet had a protracted aeesson TO-DAY
lasting morc than four hours. " -
New York Worlds Dispatch,
- A a letter las just been received from Sayaa-
uah, ia, which states that general eloom nar-
saces aiiairs there. Mr. Jno. Owen, the mcgt
Talented lawyer Of the place, has become ia-
eane ean ostz me troubles Of the country. He had
a soldier Of the 69th regiment arrived here
10 1ossnig g5t, having escaped from Manassas,
"eete be 1Fas Eeld as prisoner. BE easx thc
reDeis Fad many lrriEo1csu who were closely
cohnred. Many Of them died. He had little
~ .s NJ ~ OPPORTUNITY to see much, but fully CON
me cficlni report Of The 1st Michigan repf- |
Ments q lcss shows that they lost one.fhirf] ~ |
EEeir officers and one fitll Of their men- ~
large nnmbsIs Of heavy boat howifzsra !
! sltn immense shell guns have been rscently
3rea odnted tea, aa9uId Alexandria. Over one hun.
LII LII 4a,neo seamen have been detailed to
eulk @ Inem. several vessels are buBi1y en-
saged IN transporting heavy timber for fortid.
'at.ons along the Heights :aboYe AIexansrJa
q Well IS shot, ehell, &c.
INC Baltimore came last night from Math5ae
;oant. ;st1 Evt1ythins Hns quiet and no signs Of
'6ttel1c6 could be 2een.
IN. !. Tritune's Dlspatch.1
It las been ascertaincd TINT aono IN, ,r.
81 missing from the Minnesota RegIments
mere arc known to be killed aud wunni1efi ~
Oi1o"s: h1led-ccmmissione officers. s.
y s9n'eommlss1ore6, s; priyatcs, 4. Wound
a. suMcssmm1sRionsd &c officers, 8; non-commis-
The CITY already teeis % stronger - than II ,oa
nee Sunday Areso,ution win BE- offered to.
aorroW, requesting the President ia nrnnnsa
ls e2cnangt OF Messr5. Burnett aud Valiant. !
31sm TOR the Hon. Alfred ELY, nov prisoner
MANASSAS, and ay be voted down, on the
iouna ';,f OF the improbabi1ity that the rebels
~ give up one Of our men in return fnr fwn
nom they have already.
anM.elngehce has just been received here bv
le government that pretty large force n
:pe!s mad again been Concentrated at Win
aester and vicinity under the command of
9tn ,ll Generals Lee and Johnston, and conside-
'ote apprehension is entertained that an at-
ck Will be made on our force at Harner'a
cry By the rebels. >>1'1e't
ITO the Associated Pres..1 /.
~: WASHINGTON, July 27.-During the present.
aEion the House called upon The President {
,f,1.a communicate, if not incompatible with the {
11hc ~, interest, copies Of all correspondence
shte, and also copies Of all correspondence {
speeting the existing insurrection. Tia !
:esideht respectfully declines to furnish the !
from motives Of public policy,
,Ma democratic State Convention,
1TTNfy 0TYx1 TIL.