New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15

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~ des, ise, and eApt thrill q Admiration through
tie North. lie exploit was one OF tie oravest
ON the record Of cavalry service ana gave an
iupetus 10 the csmpaign. Lieut. f9mpki9s is
con of Col. Tompkius of New-YoIk, and saw
service In Texas and Mexico.
KELLY, Colonel--At Philiopi, Va, fine victory was
won over 900 Rebels on the 80 OF june. hepy
led column of the LIT Virginia Volunteers, and
was severely wounded after assuring a complete
ront of the enemy. He has almost sufficiently
recovered TO RI sume his command.
CRITTEsDEs, Colonel-Tl Ii oticershared in the zane
success, l.ading column of l. diana Volunteers.
SETH Col. Abel--An expedition undertaken by this
officer, of the 18th New-York Regiment, ON the
10Th Of June, result ed in the capture at Easton,
Nd, without resistance, OF valuable property of
ecesionits-One thousand stand OF arns, SIX
field pieces and large quantity OF ammunition.
GREBLR, Lieut.. John T.-StaDcins gallsntly at his
pieces, in The face of a rakpg hre in tue affair
at Great Bethel, this accomplished young artil-
lery officer was struck dead. Had all the officers
aching in this engagement been as devoted aud
collected ~ he, tie record would have been very
different C-eble was much beloved ard much
lamented.
WINTHROP, Major Theodore-The fall of this admir-
able man at Great Bethel, where be rendered
voluntary service and was conspicuous IN the
fray, added another to the list OF melancholy
losree of TIE young and gallant of the Union
force. When the 7Ih Regiment returned Wiz
throp went lack to service, as Aid and Military
Secretary TO General Butler.
WALLACE Colonel Lewis.-0n the llth Of June Wal
Laces command OF Indiana Volunteers surprised
and routed 500 Secession troops after d sharp
and mastery conflict His booty was rich, and
be lost nothing.
LYON, Major.Generl Nathaniel -Unfinching from
the very frat in maintaining tue honor of the
Stars and Stripes 10 hissoUi, prompt and de-
cisive III all bic dealings with Western Rebels,
Lyons fret active service III the campaign was
IN all respects admirable. lie bearded tue enc
my in force near Bonneville, on the l7tb o, june,
and by tie cleverest strategy, drew them INTO
such close qusrers that they were utterly routed.
The victory signal that the recrearr Gov.
Jackson took to bic heels and has scarcely CEASE
running up to date, while Gen. Price tnrued
sick and dragged himseli home. All the best
qualities Of the soldier combine in Lyon. he Is
graduate Of West Point.
BASKs General n. P.-Tbe bead Of Rebellion rearir
sg In IL the City OF Ba timore, this emineot die
cipbnaIiaD hit bard blow on the 9Th OF June,
BY the arrest and imprisoDment Of tie rebellious
Marshal Kane, and later by the literal military
occupation OF the city. Secsssionists have been
as quiet IA mice ever since.
BoIRSsTLE, Colopel-1bis gallant leader OF the Ger
man 10y alists of the Wet did excellent service
IN the affair at Bonneville. His name is terror
TO the Border Ret els
WARD, Commander james 1.-THE Navy sustained it's
fret great loss in The fall Of this good leader ON
the 9Th Of June, while endeavoring, with bis
own hand, 10 cover the escape OF his men TO the
Freedom, Of which he bad command. lie had
already made | 10 name wicely known and hon
ored by brilliant exploits along the hostile shores
He was killed ia the act Of firing u gun.
WILLIAMS, John.-The captain Of the maintop Of the
Pswnee, while ngag ed the Matthias Point affair,
told bis men that every man mnst die sooner than
leave d comrade behind; and when the flagstaff
Of bis Lcat was shot away, aud the ensign fell
lie seized II (ahhougb suffering from wound
and waved u over his head.
Patterson General Robert.-Ihis officer led bis div
ison against the Rebels, opposite Wilhamsport,
on the ID Of July, and routed them thoroughly
The President was walked from his sleep to re-
ceive this news.
SrIGrL, G, loneL-One Of the most eminent services
rendered the cause was ut the bands OF Ills
young German. lie engaged strong force Of
Rebels at Carthage, sil-ncod their guns and
broke their ranks. His maneuvring throughout
betrayed rare military genius. The Germanh
seem determined ~ do their share In the work Of
patriotism for their adopted country.
McCLILLAs, Msjor-General q. B.--A triumphant
bulletin from this pusbing aud prudent COM
mander Is the latest record Of the War against
Rebel ion. lie Is in possession Of all the en-.
erny's works, mp TO point ON the night OF
Beverly, Va, afier brilliant engagement,
mainly conducted by Col. Rosencnnz, with
lndi@na and Ohio forces. The marches and
eepneis were desperately severe. Gen. Me-
Clellsn IL likely 10 be beard from again at any
moment. lie is not quiet man.