New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

passed over. But S1 Of tho Now-York I'd
and .,vo os o.. Of lbs Ohio Regiments were
wounded.
Gen. Mansfield Will take ccfN'""u ~ WIZ
arm, tomorrow. The Rebels Seyonh'ed 'ho
bodies of the wouu bed soldiers LEFT on Che grtS'no
and in some instances stripped and tied $aem 70
trees.
In the course of the battle, the Eew-fetk fite
ZOuaves bravely attacked, and succeeded in turn
ing the cavalry of the enemy. but with great loss
to themselves. 1t is said that their colonel. Farm
ham, was killed.
Col. Sherman's Brigade suffered more severely
than any of the others. Among the killed was
Col. Slocum of the Second Rhode Island, and
Col. Cameron of the 10th New-YOrk. Gov.
Spragues horse ives killed under him. Col.
Hunter was very severely, but not dangerously,
wounded by piece Of the shell which cut open
one side of his face.
1t is impossible to form any correct estimate
of The number OF killed and wounded. Some set
it as high as 1900, but this is mere conjecture.
The loss of the enemy must have been at least
as great as our own Both armies fought brayely
aud desperately. A large number of commits
stoned officers were killed.
Early in the afternoon cousin OF Ex-Con-
grossman Roger A. Pryor came up to some
of the Wisconsin troops installing them for
a part of corps in bic e@n army, and SAID
Boys, we are whipped" The boys took him
into custody.
Gen. Mansfield will doubtless command tho
regiments which have moved ever tonight.
Collector Goodrich of Boston, who left Balls
Run at IL O'Clock this morning, has just ar
rived. About O'Clock last night, the commanders
of divisions and Of brigsdes, and colonies of reg
imepts. we're called into Gen. McDowell's quar-
ters at Centrevile to receive their final instruc-
tons for to-day. The night was clear, and the
moon shOne upon thousands os soldiers bivouack-
ing in the open air for miles and miles. AT 2
o'clock, they began to move to their respective
positions, filing up all the roads and marching
forward and by the flank.
The first firing was about six o'clock from artl-
lery stationed on the le the hill which OverlOoks
Bulls Run. To the right Of the road another bat
terry soou begun to play upon the enemy. The Int
ter only was responded to by the rebels
Upto nearly II o'clock the infantry had taken no
part in the engagement, but the artillery kept up
rapid Gre. MIR. Goodrich saw one of our shells
bursting in the air like balloon, and heard them
constantly whzzing quarter Of q mile 10 the loft.
No killed or wounded were brought in while he
was on the ground. He heard no muskctry firing
on the way home.
Gen. Mcdowell was aware of the immense
disparity of forces, knowing Johnston had re-
enforced Beauregsrd.
The 18th, 18th, and 26th Regiment, New
York, have crossed the Potomac, and marched
toward Fairfax.
If we can hold possession of Bull's Run, we
have beaten the Rebels at Manassas, as we thus
cut off their supply of water, ana they viii soon
be obliged to retreat.
1t ia said by deserters and spies from Msnas-
sas, that The Rebels have no real information re-
specting the numbers Of our forces, their est
mates varying from 10000 to 10000. Proba-
bly Besuregard, however, has knowledge on this
point, which he does not communicate.
WASHINGTON, July 2l-3 p. m.
Dispatches from Fairfax Court House received
from time to time, from 10 o'clock up TO Las,
speak of heavy csnDonadiDg up to the latter
hour, sometimes to the right sometimes to the
left; sometimes nearer, sometimes more distant.
Guns we're discharged as rapid az two minute.
1t is certain that battle along the whole line
ia going on, with, as yet, doubtful results
Gen. Scott is perfectly confident Of the result.
He went 10 church Us usual, and half an hour
since was asleep. He does not believe the
enemy's force is 10000, although the latest in
talliecnce 30 estimates it
Two more dispatches have been received That
dated g. little after 2 o'clock, says that the
firing was still going on actively. That dated
.. as speaks Of the cannOnsdiDg as somewhat less
active more toward the left, and somewhat
moro distant, and adds that the musketry firing
had greatly increased.