New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

moving on.
To the As,oss,sd P.sfs
SASGsIENs STATION. on THH LIsE orIHE osiScE hvDl
Ntdresdnyt jay u. 1871.
We have had the pleasure Of EceIng the enemy flying
before u.s. bus in consequence Of tic rouI Ihness Of hc
march and owing t. the heavy guns wbich we have
carried along, thcy have succeeded in making their
escape without fight We have full possession
of the railroad a. far as this station. TIE oaony
menced ther regrst during to-day, and barely escaped
by Il old Farfsz road which Is occupied az Gar as
Fairfax Station by Col Wilcox, who took eleven pr..
ouers. asd Col Mirs Is IN possession of Fairisx Court
House.
On "Wednesday msruiug ile troops PROCEEDED as far
as tho cross rua tt leads Sgngstcrs SIaon on .bc
Fairfax al, arriving nj noon, when Col. Frsnkins
communal bmnched OF tle road 20 Saugsers, 10 cut
od railroad communication, and COL Wilcox preceded
on the road 10 FAIRFAX Sation Col. Henizollra0, ia
the mean inc, remained - tbc curngr Of SLHutcrs
Gross EoaJs two and a half miles fr,m FGTsy S.a.
lion. with Col. Howards brigade and Cap.. Lnwoa
cavalry. About ! O'Clock the following d4Fslch wns
received from Col. Wilcox:
" Cob H.lyyzErvlN, ~ ls sas'as
awe l..l .rkcu Fairfax Station, viii .syea pgi-.
oaeya. A larle numlc- Of infantry and come horse
men iri over toward tho le oul Franklin c1 iulor.
cept them. VIC have a lsg, etc.
signed 80. p WILCOX"
Tic roads towarl sargstors were inter p;Oiby the
telling Of trees and other obsructious Otcrwic Co.
Wilcox nigh. layo succeeded in making even a uorc
su.oe. ntl and eNpeditoz' victory.
soyord regiments ol rcbcI troops -7e reported ~
have y-ss.d Sangs,cis station dmug TIC by in oircu,
Ielesc Col FiuukIins column. An Ala. aHa regiment
,yas cucami Cd within two Ui.ss II ,'o fyg..s Of the
road whc.o We arrived 3t noon, the camp fires Of
which were still burning when pee 81 thf after
no9u aud gl1Ic WA Oyofy evidence pi 'L-ir a,y
irear quantities Of frcsh beef com, ec, bcng If, be-
hind. Near this camp we found that ttey had made
an attempt At Hb.utry bTtastUoFksi which could have
been walked over by our troops. H. eonstusion
proves tho weakuefs OF the onomy in iAi- M ot war
In the mean time tie 10, Division, lndcr bc command
Of Brig. Gen. Tyler proceeds t,"ari Fairfax Count
House by tic road, iIoIa Euls ChurIh and Vienna
TIC ID Division, under the command Of Col. Danicl
Hunter, and the 9Th Division, under COL u. 5. Mics,
in tho zane direction by tao Little River turnpike and
BIaddoCk road.
messenger from Col. Wilcox brings information
tha after tukiug Fairfax Station, be procsUdedtoward
the Court House. and, wien within mile Of that
place, hs found Col. Burnside brigade had taken
rossa-on ,hc cuCuy having in all Instances fltrcated
without lhow Of Gghi, except on tho Part Of q few
pclcts
On Tuasdav aaIuoo1 the lines Of march were
taken the third diyi.ion Of the eOrg5 dar.t under
the command of Col Hentzolman Of the Lth ineuiry,
comprising the brgados 1f Cole Franklin, Wilcox
and Howard. 1Ho troops proceeded without ~ dill
entity "a c,sr oyer the Old FairirS aud PohcS roads,
a distance Of 10 mile frOm Alexandra, when ihey
Jjvouaci,d 81 Pohick Greek oycr night. Tto scene
-. 81. IuF nm
either side Of the bin that surrounded the creek. At
O'Clock the rext morning the troops were Hir1ny
and q. early AZ dawn tho line was reformed The
troops proceeded On the Oh EaiFtaxToadn tho follow
ing order:
Firs, Brigade under Col Franklin, in the advance.
Second Brigade, under Col. W.leoy, in the center
Of the column.
Third Brigade, Col. Howard Of Maine, c3mnaniing
Me.srs Nixon and Fr,nl, members OF the House,
who entered Fairfax C9gltTTgnse yesterday with
Gen. McDowela division, rcpor, that no rF!on uen
urar that place had been in the woods for days TO
avoid being impressed into the Rebel army. Farm
ers residing out for few miles were extravagnnt IN
their es prcfsions Of joy at the arrival Of troops and
Jeing Gsain free 10 speak ther Uui3n sentiments.
Some he'd nm the Rebel picae,s and rcaelel Gen.
Tylcrs disioion.
wdsHmoToy, Thaisi.y, July ls, 1861
The following dispatch was received THE afternoon:
"FArrTAx CoURT.HousE, July II, 1861
"To Lt-coI. e. D. TowysESD iAa'ssut Ad1tartGcncrs'
VsshiDgl
THE First Dvi,on under Gen. Tyler is between
Germantown lud Ceuirevile.
The Second llunter Is at this place, jus. about 70
move forward 20 Crbtrcyiiie.
The Fifth (Me5s IS atthe crossingOf The old Brad
dock rval with tbe road io this 10 Fairfax Station,
and Is ordered forward 10 Ceutreyie by the oil Brac-
dock road. Biry's Battery has joined It.
One of Col. Hentzelm1n's Brigade (WicoXslis at
Fairfax Station
"Col. Hcintzc!mans dbis other brigade arc below
the stetoa, but he has Mt reported to Tc since NO
have been here, and l have not been able 10 cOmnu-
nica,e with hin. think they al sangstcrs Sia-
tion. The four men wounded yesterday belonged 10
Col MILES, Division WHO bad solle slight skilHhsi ng
in rractiny inc position.
Zach column encountered abou. the same Oh
sIuc,ions iIees feIcd lcros, the o1 bat the aXoen
ccared them in y fow u0meuta
''TTlero werr e1tene.yo breastworLa thown up ri
tlis place, aud some Of ueu with euJrsnres reessd
viii aud.b,rs. ENoaasc brcsgsycEsH. yem s's5
N owl 10 1T lie Fa.r'sN Knlro.l a,Ju oa no lssi
J. .liug 70 sang.ttrs.