New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21

adorned Gen. Dix takes Gen. Banks's command
at Baltimore
PERSONAL MOVEMENTS.
Gen. Cameron is at Bulls Run. Gen Scott
has been in long conference this morning with
the President aud Gov. Seward Gov. Morgan
was entertained with dinner Of soldiers ra.
tions, by Col. Murphy's regiment, yesterday.
ORDER ABOUT PRISONERS, &C.
The following general order has just been
GENERAL ORDERS so. IL.
Wan DEPAK1nENT ASjuTASg-6ESf,mAt,sa La ,a oT1EcE 1
Fya. compliance with e.eluo Of the House Of Repre-
ssnses the Secretary War dfe ttss officers report 70 ibs
after sien and released upon ie allegiance the
Unied ssies In lie manner officers viii 'e'or ,be nsfnes
all prisoners who have been aud released
npon their oath Of allegiance to the United s'os previous to
SesSad: Cbsrsius appointed Volunteer Regiments IN az
sodapce with general orders No i el5sns s s % 0 Se
service, IN she manner as prescribed for commissioned
T1d Volunteer regiment. about to be d'chuged viii be
retunrd States 10 hcb they were raised IN time to be
"a. Fs Lieut. j. T. Slaughter lst AnDcry havng len
hou authority and being an arms snst the
he United state dismissed from the army to
IN sscod Lieut. John NJ Kerr Regiment of Mounted
Reemep having ovesytd he leave Of ro nee and & Sed TO
IPOrn % 3 office is 'Ppia T fHoSk Ssf Is ASasn aSS aS
SECESSION CAPTURES.
Sixteen Alabamian prisoners captured near
Bulls Run passed down the Avenue this noon
under an escort, followed by large crowd.
One South CarOlnian prisoner was in the crowd.
They were dressed in gray jackets and slouched
hats.
GEN. PATTERSON NOT FALLEN BACK.
The report that Gen. Patterson had fallen back
60 Nartinsburg, which we teegraphed last night
upon what seemed excellent authority, is explOd
ed by messenger who arrived from Charles
town to-day.
HE Is MARCHING UPON WINCHESTER.
Gen. Patterson was at length beginning TO
move thence with his whole force toward Wia-
chester yesterday afternoon.
JOHNSTON RETREATING.
According to the best Information received
here Gen. Johnston is moving from Winchester
toward Manassas Junction. Ten thousand of his
force are already at Front Royal and the Gap.
which is between thirty and forty miles by rail
from the Junction, and ten thousand more are
between Front Royal and Winchester.
GRAND CONCENTRATIONS AT MANASSAS
1t is believed that the Rebels concentrating
their whole available force at Manassas Junction
and its approaches. Troops are coming thither
from Richmond ard even Norfolk aud are kaewn
TO have left Acquis Greek and other points on
the river.
FEARS 0P REBEL JUDGE.
Judge Campbell, late Of the Supreme Court
IN letter to his sister, who is living in this
vicinity, written six days ago, says that the
flower of the South is ct Manassas Junction, and
that whichever way the events of the battle
turn, it cannot but be productive of disastrous
results. He also says that he fears it may W
against the Confederate States.
NO NEW MOVEMENTS
Sergeant of Capt. Brackets company of
cavalry, who left Bulls Run at 3 O'Clock this
morning reports that no new movement had
been made in front by either side up to that
hour. The reconnaissance was proceeding. IL is
thought that it viii require at least another day
to complete it, One Rebel prisoner was captured
bsyoneting one Of our wounded men.
WHAT GEN. MDowEIL SAYS
Gen. Mcdowell writes that he is turning the
enemy's position. II, as is said, Gen. Patterson
disobeyed two positive orders to move forward,
Ne ought 10 be courtmartialed before his three
months expire.
MARROW ESCAPE.
Lient. Prime of the engineers narrowly escaped
falling into the enemys hands after the battle of
Bulls Run. He rode up to party of soldiers
TO inquire Of the whereabouts Of some of the
officers engaged from whom to learn the particu-
lars of the affair. Where is Col Sherman's |
brigade, he asked. DoR't know What regiment |
are yeu Fifth North Carolina. Lieut.. Prime |
had the presence Of mind TO continue the cOnver-
sation, until, finding out where to water lis horse,
he rode away for the purpose. AS soon as he
had the hli between him and the enemy, be
galoped away out Of their reach.
OFFICERS BEHAVING BADLY.
The conduct Of some Of the officers Of the N.
y. 10Th at Bulls Run is animadverted upon Sc.
verely. The men are said to have behaved a,
well as was to be expected under such circum.
stances.
PRIZE VESSELS ARRIVED.
The propeller Reliance arrived at the Navy.
Yard to-day having in tow couple Of prize
schooners, the Brunette and the Ringdove. cap
turcd short time since near City Point by the
steamer Yankee. Their cargoes consisted of
pig-iron, nails and vitriol, ard were valuable.
The Brunette was loaded at Philadelphia, the
Ringdove at Baltimore. The cargo of the for.
mer consigned to Richmond, that Of the lstter
10 Norfolk and Petersburg.
REBELS GONE FROM THE RIVER.
Lieut.. Craven in bis Dispatch TO the Navy
Department announcing the capture, states that,
having been informed that tue steamer Sophia wa.
hred into by the Rebels at Matthias Point on
sunday morning, be the Yankee close