The national Republican., 1861-07-25
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battery on the right Of Shermans battery,
which was over Bull Run. i'o,s discovery led
to sbo, from our 80 pounder, .th shsll, which
burst 10 among the men at the eneny's bat.
terry, killing fifteen aud driving ths rest from that
position. Col. Quimby was heroic throughout
and 40 was Lieutenant Colonel Stephan, both
going into battle on foot. All tho officers did
nobly; and when the regiment brought their
Remington rifles, sword bayonets, with which
all were armed, TO bear on the rebels, they fell
like grass before the saythe. From the great
numbers of the reinforcements which the enemy
7 hronght NJ 10 supply the ranks Of The fallen
foe, m! informant has no doubt but they 'ost
twice as many men as we did. J. ". y.
WIFE OF THE BATrLEFIELD.
Mrs. ksdev Bronwell, daughter Of the frat
Rhode Island regiment, who marched sixteen
miles, side and side, with her husband on the
march to Frederick City, where she was pre-
sented with the flag she carried through this
city last Tuesday, week ago, and for whom
such great inquiry was made, has returned,
after having very marrow escape, being fred
upon six times. Drawing pistol, she shot one
Of her pursuers, and fed to the woods and es.
capped. Her husband also is safe Long may
they both live, and may she receive all the
blessings she deserves for her patriotic courage,
zeal, and good pluck.
ESCAPE Or 4 LABr FROM THE DEBrLs.
The wife Of Prot. Armes of Fairfax Court.
House, arrived here night before last. She
has been an invalid for fourteen years.
At ten o'clock Tuesday morning two rebels
came to the house, representing themselves as
Unionists, and asked the whereabouts Of the
Federal camps, as they were tired and anxious
to get In them. Mrs. Armss replied, "You
don't look like Union men" They replied
that they had thrown away their own clothes
on the battlefield and got othsrsi showed
muskets marked Ferry" but finally threw of
their Cloaks, aud said, we know you," and i,
you fool with anything, you had better leave
. in an hour, or we will halter you. They thsr
asked fer Professor Armes. She said he hat
gone to Washington when the men 6rst arrived
at the house. They stood at the door with
cooked guns expecting to fiud the Professo
, there Finally they took prisoner Mr.. Clark
. q gentleman who was staying at the bouse, aue
, who ia o singer 10 the choir Of Trinity Church
New York. As the lady left, she saw tn
rebel troops advancing around turn Of th
rood, below the house. She says there ar
1900 troops ut Faiiaz Court House. The,
have fne fsrn at a nnondsle, large number
;. Of horses, and various kinda of stock, all nov
8 at the mercy of the rebels. Both Of hem no,
here in Washington.
!, NEW YoRK sSvENTY.F;Es1.
o The gallant seventy.6rst regiment was on
y Of the FIRST on the field, and did much exec,
D ton. They have, however, not lost near th
D. number which was supposed at the first. No
Il wi,bstanding that their time was already e;
pired on the eve Of the battle, they all wei
e anxious for the fray and we're not backward
o performing any duty when called on.
NJ They expect to retnrn tn New York to-ds
but the most of them will return in sho
r. time, either in their own regiment or other rel
~ iments, to avenge the death Of their comrade
- The following are the killed in this regimen
" PC. Finn, Company B G. J. Bacon az
~ ~ A. M. Butler, Company G; J. 8. Bolton and
- ., Brandt, Company D G. A. PAWN, Compar
10 E; J. W. Bowers, G. II. Sawyer, - Whit
ef ker, - Tinkersou, H. H. Sands, - Rockaf
low, J. Stumbler, B. E. Allen, J. B. Butlt
U. Duncan, Z. Tompkins, and r. H Wade,
>" Company G and two in Company l.
''' The following are the wounded:
y, Captain d. d. Heart, W. NJ Smith, A.
e1 Hyde, J. M. Hyde, J. E. Merrill, and L.
% Lonsbury, Company A; Sergeant F. E. Wo'
ter, and Robert Hsnshe, Of Company B j.
Cusck, G. F. Vorath, and J. NJ. Duncom
Company c; Rushrod Vaughan, Company
J.. 7. Lawrence, and W. H. Carlock, Compa
Z; Captain Ellis, - Benham, Bev. Clark,
Doyle, Eaglcton, Holstein, W. o. Rome, a
$. .. Rome, Company F; Thomas c. Dearir
Company G Lieutenant A. H. Embler, J.
Morrisy, G. W. Green, u h. Coeb, T.
Hsrtshorn, and R.. Welsh, Of Company Fl.
The following are mississng and suppoa
to be prisoners;
L. II. poherty, E. Cole, and c. Witner, Go
pany A R. D. Tompkins, Company c; E. FL
derson, Company B J. W. Dickens, j.
Emely, Company E J. G. abby, W. H. Coh'
F. Gilbert, Company Gi W. Smith, and
81. Boyer, Company HI and - Gillett son
' Rev. DR.. Gllett, Of the Engineer corps.
:" TgoPuIEs-THE True WAX OF GETTING THE,
-; ~ We have been permitted to copy the foll'
,,e ing extract from e letter written from t
place;
-" II could Gil many pages in relating
stances Of the battle, as gathered from
the soldiers engaged In the fight, but cannot nj
,s, One, however, in Johns his son experiel
,la. cannot pass BY. During the contest, the G