The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

YVK CDHWWN NtN'V' 'b' '"s'' u'iu yes.
icrtlay h such numbers, indeed do
hey come that it seriously impedcs the
rsnsportation OF our troops, who are
beisg pressed forward as rapidly as
possible
Tbs name of Gen. Bcaurcgard il in
very body's mouth. The disposition Of
his troops before the battle, and their
mancn,rc IN 1t, could not have been bet
ter. OF the details OF his plans in draw.
Ing on the enemy from place TO place
aud his plans on the hc'd, noth'ng can
he stated properly, only aitrr tie war
snah ha'c c'oS'", NV '''"''"'. VI Tie
army IN ten. beaurcv"ra" ability W
capture Arlington Heights 40 soon A.
he makes the advanced movement, ia
universal Never before ana General
have SO Undivided .he confidence aud
praise OF the whoie army ne has
/ proved himseo 'no "'s"' VI "'s old
commanded H'uu' an, n'7 eohifadc,
Mcdowell, on one anu ,he same battle
field. Our brave army mas ",so proved
itself infinitely superior 10 u'" winch
/ 1t met IN vastly s'c''o' "u'""cfs and
completely routed.
Prisoners continue 70 DC Drought IN
aud sent forward as 'aS' as possible 10
Richmond. me names 81 oh'y 'he prom
inent ones can here DC gwen
The number ol cannon no" hho"h 10
lie taken ~ ~ AL winch she ene'n, had
except one piece. mat belonged to
Bunside's Rhode Island battery
Scetts army was, not only the best
appointed, but the best supplied that
ever went into "A battle'heid. All these
supplies were taken ny our men, wao
are now literally ieas'ing ON champagne
and all the dclicacies winch the Northern
cities can afford.
Col James Cameron, brother OF the
Secretary Of War, was killed, Col So
/ cum # Rhode Island, Col haggefiy o!
the New York Irish Regiment Coils.
Hunter aud Hen1Ieman were wounded.
Two gentlemen, who lett W ashingion
IN Monday morning, tao day alter the
iizht. say there was perfect panic IN
that city. Everybody was laying the
blame upon cash other Scott upon the
Black Republicans, and the Black hepno'
licaus upon Scott, Mcdowell and Fatter-
son. They think scott was opposed TO
the battle and was only forced INTO II ~
the Black Republican press.
The enemy had a telegraph line ex-
tended from v ashing ton 10 Cenireville.
Tho enemy took it along with them as
they advanced. At each hour Of the day,
Sunday, lhey sent forward dispatches,
which were published incxtras. Up 70
evening tAty reported victory Abou,
duk the stragglers and wsinded came
ia, yu,d Tia Truth was known at public
places The great mass OF the people
went TO bod in the belief that they had
won the battle What was then dismay
the next morning 70 learn the terrible
truth? Every taco was liyid with fear.
and the horrible details were listened to
with a silence that was the best expires.
sion Of the terrible shock 10 the public
mind. rs 70 the Black Republicans,
some seemed discouraged, others said
Congress must now come forward and
Gil up their dcscima'ed ranks.
The enemy had an immense number Of
spies tn thcic employ 500 10000 was
said 10 have been spent III this way
They, however had but an imperfect
knowledge of our force position, and
movements.
The enemy struggled in,e Washing
ton drcadiully manglcd NY informant
stand at Falls 'hufch On Monday nighl
They saw the rear guard come in' anont
at night, "a q hpliip'c c.na n"h' nun
giy weary, and perfectly dismHyed