New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

r.y. . re said we had whipped them this time, en1
porunty In sludipg to the vasfness aud importance
~ IN our espturee, he said we bad taken everything
We enemy had In the field; sixty pieces Of spis1da
Snas;s. " s's nes and most improved models, y.se>
scriptops TO equip large army hundreds of vaeune
AMI anbniances OF the most luxurious make and nih
a.a psosi,lons enough 70 feed an army Of fifty thor
The h.adlosg retreat Of the enemy he comusrea -
the I'D and hurried flight Of sssred coysv 81 pss
tridges. He saii that 60 great the terror MIA
which the repeated onslanghis Of our men iuspi,si
tbem taking wildly to their heels. they threw fsum
them their guns swords knspsa. KS aud eycryshinv
that could IN any way retsrd their escape.
With another allason 70 che glorious valor Of %.
remiodng all Of the gnt they had for returning
thanks to Him to whom alone thanks were due fss
this blessing our arms, lie concluded and the tu
mulluous appliance Of the assembisge, and was -
cored to his hotel.
At $780, large concourse Of citizens and visitors
having assembled before the Spotswood HOUSE, he
President was again called out aid ngain stirred the
populr heart with his eloquent recital o. the brave
deeds done by our troops 10 the lafe battle. lie was
preceded on this oceaion by Col. Cbesnut OF Souss
Carolina an aid to Gen. Beaaregard), In chaste ssd
eloquent speech
citizens by rurprise. Had they koown Of lbs coming.
ruch an ovation would ave greeted his return IA nevse
Def re was witnessed Ia the Oh Doiuipio
Just behind the train which brought The Presidsns
there arrived second, bringing SIS Htssian fisoos.r
IS OF WON wee comnissi ned officer, and 50 OF Eue~
wortns Fire Zousves. Passengers by this train n.
form that several hundred other prisoners were IN
ut Manassas, aud that troops coutinncd TO brsne
then In horyi and that many OF them cane into car
camp q. d delivered tuern-elvee up. The 5o5 orsuxhe
'n 'his city were Immediately marched TO Harwoods
factory.
From TIE Richmond Enqsire
ITEMS OF TIE BATTLE.
TIE dispatch Of pei'eni Davis says tina. the
est fgirg OF the battle Of the 2ls wa. on our lev
fans. Tore who gave attention to description Of
the lcaltiee, in Moudsy- Issue, will rerognize she
Tat pout where u turu pike read Bull Run,
wa. on the extreme left II our lice. The enemy made
desperate effort to carry Il, and thus turn our zski
bet Gen. Johnston, vii greatly inferior force, re-
pulled their attempt, piled ths field Of conflict with
their rliu,s and pat them to Eight, as stated in shs
Pre- idens'- dispatch.
Gov Smiths regiment the Virginia 10Th, was In the
bekes of the .ht, and all of his companies suiissvA
considerably His own horse struck by q tAll
HI. adju'ant, Lieut.. Cileb Snith, WAS wounded.
Lieut. WsId commanding fanquer company, wss
killed, were slso number Of bis men, beside osbese
who were wounded. Col. H. G. Carriugon OF Wash-
ngton city, formerly OF Virginia. was one Of toe prso-
ners take in the battle OF Ia sunday.
He returns UoluntGriiy 10 humiliation and shemA,
~ bIs State, which he left Ia responsibility ana
with fair pros,ects His hundreds Of patriotic aud N.
copiemr, al the tni:or. The c,p,u q Col. Car.
rine,on will make Abraham need new Dis riot Attyrs
ney His elonu. nee and his arms have proved alike
.liio snst ls mother State. Hs has disgraced hug
self, not her.
the reteating enemy assed through that VILLAGE N
a. answer Ia the question whether they bad been de-
lea'ed, obey sald there were hardly eDongf Of them
left to tell the eto; that il wa- foolish to talk ABBOTT
fyhing tie Southern soldiers; th,t ucy fought noe
ike men, but devils. They b-gged for water, aud b.
trayed every elm Of extreme ard exhaustion.
An officer Of tbs army, who arrived here yesterday,
sys that be Witnessed onset Of soldiers, the
ArkansGs Regiment, be believes, on the New-York
Zouaves, and that IL was terrible spectacle. They
threw down their gums aud made the charge with
their brandibcd uoSie-kuiyes. The Zouaves At hTss
seemed reiriiied with amaze ent Then, heir as
inis knorked aide tper bayonors aud fell apon
EN- with their fuious blades, they fairly screamed
WITH terror fed In the utmost CONSERVATION. They
were nearly exterGinaied.
From Tie Rfesaond Wig 2sA
MORE OF THE GREAT BArrLE-PREsIDEST
DAVIS SETTLEMENT.
BY the carr la, evening President Davis returned
fiom tie battlefield. In response 70 enthusiastic esIis
fIon an iLneHse crowd IN the streets, lac briefly
alluded 20 the grand aud absorbing topic Of the day.
The enemy with the taxes they had been imposing On
ms Tor tive ~ years, had fitted army on tas
mos, aisgniR sale They had cone over 60 VIZ
GINA with Ammunition, arrns ainbulsnces fitted up IN
o style OF luxury AS though they thought they were
sill taxing tie SOUTH, five bundled or six hundrsd
wagons, aud provisions OF every kind Ia abundsncs.
Tor whole campaign. for 5000 men, and tie fnsss
~
,~as our. They fed and lei everything they coah
throw away. The last that was heard OF item, they
were stli flying.
Tie train brought down some 600 p,isonerp aud
there about 30 more TO come. There are 60 ON
among EN-.
Ii il not vet possible to determine the number OF the
killed aad wounded of the euemy Ere probability y
III the sam total will f,ll snort OF GOO.
Our own casualties will rot exceed ,2Da
President DatIs passed the Ighes, enconinrns upon
our tefoc SOLDIER and particularly the two euiDens
men in ,oinnan,.-beanrvgIrd and Jonuston. Too
much praise cannot be be.iowed officers and men,
for all determined 10 conquer OF die.
THE HAMPTON LEGION
Members OF tlis BODY who arrived here on Monday
woauccd, from tie battlefield, report some thillns
In, des Of the conflict, among which are the follow
ing:
Col. Hampton, uron having biz horse shot from an
der him, relied rite and sal swatch ne, boys 90
a. do lie thea shot down successfully several OF
the Federal officers who leading their forces
against him. Gen BeaTegard thru came up ana $40
''Take that baIery. just at that moment the nag a
the lesion was slo, down. Beaare.sd SAL M ns %S
bear IL In the fury Of the light. COL Johnson OF ths
legion was sllia In The charge.
The Hampton Legion promised to defend the dag
presented TO them ~ tue diss o. the rnlmetto State
while one Of them remained to step the field ofcoDict
That this promise will be- eacrcd, redeemed no cue
will doubt, when he 10 learn that Of the eight
hundred who went TO tie iold on Sunday, Que hun
ded ara ten sealed their hdey with their blood, tbs
being the number Of their killed and wounded accord
iGg 10 the unofficial reports.
IS,m TIE s,~ond Eassirey. sin
soMt DETAILS OF THE FIGHT.
We are indebted 20 Mr.. VIM. II. Pritchard, the
General rre yraph News Agent Of the Southern Pres.
for the following statement:
JOHN Thrasher, a member OF the Atlantic Greys,
killed 'hree Yankees, In successive shos the last w
proninent oieer, aud Thrssher rushed up, took his
pistol and escaped uohnrt.