New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24

ING act. ever committed by savage tribes.
Our wounded and deaf are ueaTlg all on the battle
Geld in the hands IT the enemy snch o. cOnd crawl OF
walk were tyiug 10 ret away snd such pitiab'- spec
trcles were s.en made heart ticks but we could
not help them; the few smbnl4ntes started oil
early with The wounded ard never ctturnsd We saw
appmbeF lying on the ioaside, with medieEe chests
and bandases.
The INN, nse haggnce train cousis.ing Of zone sN
hundled or q Ou,ard waEOts, Ii. ed the rod Tor a
milo aud hrlf on the Wauen'on road toward Bum
Run two nil back Of Cent eville When the ps-ic
gtdgted The waCOrs TIED to fall buck Cenireyl II,
ut d ndmber ere UPSET ana broken down; the On
vers " ouh Immediately leave them and cscape on Tie
hcrscs Oihers HOmi throw their lJad OF provl--
IONS and stores ard tll up with soldiers and ukes
the body Of the lGggGrc, Lowcyer got IN the rear o.
Cenreyile. II is utterly rTossinle To ascertain III"
humber Of LIST, ,t er pnsorero, kill.d or wounded
Tie mort eEagg eHied statements are ahodl Co''
Cameron LIEUT.. Col Iiaggery C9thl, AID others are
fcVor cd killed, but az We cid nos rec tie Dooies we
VIII i've no nanes we do Lot know 10 be correct 20
rs Ia avoid giving unnecessary dittress TO the families
OF the unfortunate,
II will he se,eral days before our exact loss is
known, as 81 many men are scattered al over 'ne
Co0niy. II
Orr opinion is, ard !. can 90 for what it is worth,
thai aljerour army victorious, NO were defeated
by fluk owe lent of trOOre brought mp from Wan,
ssgas Junction aud who attacked Scbenoks ana
1yler's unprotected rear. Had ills been amply pro-
Dc, ted, n a re-eu.Urc.nents turned back the hahs
Z,
drove them 10 the junction, although they oitpnii-
ltIeI ne and had every advantage arsi'g from
Choosing their ro-iiiCn certifying them elyesi aGu
their thorough kno slejge Of tie country ard is,
mount inou5 character giving them every hataf"i
advantage.
II we n c 10 have any more battles, God cave US
from such Generals 80 Scheick and some OF the 0ler
commanders, who figured on Sunday, % my are
wO So enen les than Davis aud Lee. A ge.tenah
.cau q 90 rs a. tte hour ift evening near este'le,
aud after hearig e Sch,n 10 actions tod =, we had
opposed him fur waning n command, ana ne W"s
rlauEf1 lie Iud nor received II, Tor h.s milliary
SNOW ledge Wa insufficient, Tor the Ousluiiy, and
tle,c grc more who will throw w their comnsslons
AID take uu,ltis.
Col Miles was tent with div htches from Gen. Scott,
WI lie ee war lyiry ia CentTsvie Ia the botss VI TIE
fgi for Gen 3, Dowell, which lie tai orders TO
deliver iuce .iately. lie at once, without mHhing
any atieuyt 20 90 o. lid Il Gen. Scott wanted 10 yet
HI: he d blown oil, 1T him take tbeD HIMSELF he
yyCull net do So and 90 TREY Eeyer went.
We let Cenlro,iiis viii The cheering neTs that
Gen. Manifold, wi a lery I'D sh ihmente iorce,
W. romiuy up 10 tuIn tue rebel, back About mile
caft Of C,ltrrv.le We mct tie Is. New-jeney, WIN
their Colonel riding tleir head, and lis sti ie q
Tor the Iaou 10 feiuIu' Ia efnuuFr cofVs we're
Living "NaaLee DO'cl', and 1 .ir coiois were
living: ,le men kCJt Cheering sl tie iine AID urging
one Guotber TO rcnp; tley "efe nsh y "on OF "I,n
b,j- forced march ;iom Vienna TAey "ere iollOaed
by tbe NcW-Jtrtey a. -.
They iu.Ii1d ,Gnr ige into tie re'rearing soldiers,
but ualy iel exhausted 10y The way lie, c"ueidenus
!, IL 10 % rem1iu lew mI.uiea ntr 10 fost. Large
NUMBERS Of The men iel into tier old ctnp grounds,
anu TO laggao-N guls oEU !. 10 heids al along
lie ro j; on The srfywlui tIsh wa we ioss OF
p.5y-ou- .nd all Lilds Ol stores that hncd tLe road
Tor Il e nile.
drove ~ cattle was being taken across the Eol35
two "a ies by l-ilc ug.Dlrr, %! mon diving tt.n hi
tie r5ipt OF .le bay,let o. bCdyi tbcy we're induced
10 ron, and dii 80 N q wheat D ID.
no crops have Jeeu Laryrft,d Ia this seeion %
81 III. a. I.fuu
fen s a., ail lsyoe 80 tie grol'I a0d re hJc' TO-
eel ed tud rta..GDbcd viii lJ'ir contents.
Il- solilerr within u.iic ~ } AigaN C0u''Iousei
q portion II tie MiCi gan b, were avn ui Ecro-s
tic fo-d, In3hiag Ice Of bali nlis' ana az NE
mini If t.s "a, ,lv, iUr sd the uen Co IL t-tk, aud
Underworld IN Vaia % say the tides tne rns- were
keit back, bat lsrso numbers ca'llel hl iGg around
me gnar,is We .ognc tICI al along ne road 10
Washington.
yypsi,ir ton. with number oil bis meni be says he
,o .r ueu u retreat 20 tJC O,d coup sroghd, ana
ever man Tor limt,l. majority tlTcw away th,ir
,rs and arcUuterucrts. Our Fr,teri los i VA 10
Lboe,..h dsmutal tiop o. orr army, u wlll take
" rek- 20 g Ter tue saced ioros Ia tho ooloition
we tad item. % SUNDAY noInins when the. rode
ITO a. foid With Gsl. hci)Os Clli their bead tOJk
tle column !o4f bOuB and bali T. pace b. tHu nWer
uUt OF Clntrcyr sgd Near ~ grand tishii o. the
eufiy dawn OF day, ~ Nu7 ever witnessed .,
al along ne rod wero thousand wagons with
PROVISIONS guarded by tie N-w-Jeitey toufih, on
Leir way 10 Ceuiroyle, but hsj beru hailed TO arm
gbetherit were sac Tor them 90 g. ou.
From the bill on W lea Cenirrville y iocAied'
MY magnificent view cau bO hid sfI ~, 10 tho eit
vi sl.er, M,nisscs junction eau Do sea, ard 10
Ire nsLI tue Manassas Cop, plss through the Bloc
RIDGE The heavy tabtcutdnR at Ball Kun blulc
i,f the smoke arising and clouds Of dat raj ed 0y
he moving tToops could 30 Jlairly dis eIhed
Tho nov eueut Of the dilcioLt ditIrioAs could be,
however, but iEdisiinctly known from thai point.
The cosaroly retIcat, on TIE morning Of The fight,
BY The Peuusy lvai, Fonrtb, aud various batieIe-,
lad de1-essBg edcct upon our fOrce ard enc8uragcd
ina Eebels by tie story tuat our rBHHtaa
In.t their - time was up IA that will MT
answer; t.ey led BnOmiDiolsly VIXEN our country
leeded them.
STATEMENTS or EYE WITNESSES.
The heavy Gghaius commenced At IOoei'ck on Mon
isy morning, Hl,hOnSh tkifhls"Ihs huu s'Aoh ''' "i
n ia .lirysi that the advancing troops were 10,
aware Of the clO5e proximity OF tie batteries, unul
Hey suddeuly opened lire. The hfet relel battery
,tL otued was tie one al the apex Of the tiar ge
raib = s.ini-cree icfuing their delen-es Tie New
Iors Zouaves Immediately advanced to attgb this
post, m mainly through tuer eioIis hnce batteries
were c,rtured They were almost Immediately reiin"
orisDea however 10 Consequence o. tbs bit Ire. In
= sis. that oQt Of the Zouaye Regiment Of tounoel
hundred r1.r only three hundred rutireI uuirIu-e ed
from tic Geld the majority Of those mi-dlg bcins
dead.
Col. UsCgerty was killed Tie Coohd of this roGi-
ment. C@L Cor.oran was taken pii,oaer, and i.c
color were cip'aFto. portion OF the regiment p
cuod the Colonel and The fire Iou@ycs rccauroi the
O. lDi, aud took tIem 10 Nasaln-iOn.
The OH nll cause q the retreat " The army 10 a-
l,o,d TO haze been the Misunderstanding oil q tels
graI HE dispatch, which was woried 20 as 20 read re-
Ireai little" The "a Michigan re sment wa tre
fist 10 retire aud tie plnc, which aHott instantly
nod without anse, communicated isef 10 the civil ms
and arDy wDgou teams err affected Tie ZoaaYes, who,
after thcs eat relreied il great disorder, and iuc-
cecded Ia partially reforming a, poiHt about bai
mic diciut from he field tattr. A soon I'd Genre
vile wss reached d stand made sid Gen. Mellow