Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29

CAMP JURTIN, jay 20, 1861.
We are s;itl IL Harrisburg, uuder mar
ching orders, not knowing what hour We
may DC If Ur where IO-aut!cipatlug, bow
ever, 10 get 10 a.bIugtuD soon. The
new. Of tie defeat OF our army :, MsDas-
sas, was received oy the soldiers here,
with deep feelings Of regret But the ef-
feet has been e.lu,aFy. Instead Of the
euuui, ntarIeuc-, aud eJm piaIuiug Of the
uaUy, au1 the irlyolIty aud unc,ucern Of
others, occa.IJucd by tie seemingly Cse-
le-. seIrIug, We now see actsi'y, Anxiety,
aud eag-rue.s, every one seeming TO real
Il. the inpJriauce If his position aud the
uece-slty VI going 10 work IA real earnest.
We have had shining lines durlug the
week-iue three mouths volunteers gath
eriug here on Jde.T r uru, aui the rtree
Yeas men assembling - depart. Il i,
Icr ,-IO.e tyr vLe s41 bad other duties 20
attend to. 10 Tee II the movements .! Ice
v4rigu. Te-.m-uf>. Among the las; az
rived here, + .he Reserve, Is CJ!. Nsuu,'
ir.u E4.;yn. III. uoS .yiog IN a h=,d
ali illn. Cluq, aud vi! undoubtedly
leave today 10 JIM tie great arHy Low
ur.a..zug % ,uc Gauk. Of The Potomac
u It f tDe y;-eI E--e:ve Tes .uleuts, h.Ee
already g9ue.
Tae Gr'uraias volunteers from Gen.
P4utF,1u's c.u.mIo1, ceu9a.cs tim tlt-
ter.y. ealing L.u. = traitor, aud such .ls
u1euslat,e lanes. They cay taey were
within two hours msrcd q Gen. johns
t5u'- camp, AMI c.ud have taken t'm :;
!. r.ultreGr 4u- tlat every man Was eager
to march 10 tie attack, Capt. Doubleday
voluureer.n. 10 lead aud undertake the
! 10 ou b.. own hook MIST Of those
uen aye Ie-euH,'ing fer the var TIE
Ftru, Col. NJ Do*ea, las
been here for ssyera. day, WaIuus TO b
on, Of service. The Fourth, /.
esUeeted daily Many very hastily have
c-6.Qred rbeIrc5uduc,. Bltuooue shou.i
cs1sufc them without knowing their leeu-
,l.r sitgatiou aud d.th.ul'I-s The uatIgn
Eas icui 10 ~ pral-e Of these very men
llrrny tie la, three u0osas, for their
,ronprue,s apd energy. They LETT home
II Z moments n1,ic-, without i-qIT!ng
lox long they were TO stay, What Vas to
le their pay, or Who was to lead iae@,
irsd alone by pure patriotism, unfainied
y ,e.5.bue.s. auxl5u. to ave the Capita
threatened With immediate destruction.
..-vIng ut0Tlab.e homes, anxious Iosed
.ue-. tu-lue.s, aud all without arrange
1eur for a c1utinued absence, they bur
led away frJm Harrisburg the day suc-
eed og the battle a, Balumore, expecting
0 hsh; their Way through the very same
ay Dare We call such men c1Hards!
j ark the nau who does 1t, aud ten TO one
b .oces you will fad him a meao, sneas-
ng coward himself, who bas not lifted
aud 20 aid our cause. Their presence In
be baste could DOT possibly hase turned ;
$ fortunes, and lie; us be charitable =
uough to withhold judgment until We
ear aod understand their case. q,
Ex-Sherf Vandyke, who trained aud +,
eiivered The fine var horse presented BY =
IN. Cameron, Ed, to bis brother, Col. :
sues Cameron, Of the Nes York '9sh, y
Il ghlaoders,) va. here last evening. he 6
ports ,ha, be parted With the Col. 90 the !,
orninR of the battle, and left him. io |,
sb spirits, eager to lead bis gallant men i
conflict and to victory. Alas. be won
S victory, and fell covered With glory, &
'ared the morii6ca,ion Of the retreat OF
5 comrades, AID bis name bonored as
:fsn5s, of his country. Iu.U' 'H