The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-01
THE REBELLION.
THE BULL RUN DATTLE.
ADDITIONAL. REBEL nEPORTS.

NJ.
SOME EXTRAORDINARY SHIPMENTS KS
ARMS, AMsuSITJoS. AMBULANcEs "AsD rRovl-
sIONa ENOUGH TO FEED AN ARMY or FIFTY THOU
SAND MEN FOR TwELvs MoNTns'--TuE HAMPTON
LIGIoN--NAMEs OF sOAE OF THE KILLED AND
WOUNDED REBELS.
lFrom the Richmond Enquirer. July 2i
BAInE.
The rAain bate was fought near the bridge
Huli creek oar army, like that Of tho enemy was SORT
ousy engaged only ON the ei,. forces Of The cen,ro
and right sLirmishod heavily, but did not close. Tho
enemy made their attack on tho loft General Johnston
commanded there only hfecn thousand men; the eaeay
brought thirty five thousand upon him 1t is obvious
that their plan force tho lett, aud thon attack tho
centre AMI the right from tho dank Their troops else
where awaited tbis event, which TRANSFERRED Thus
only onethird of our own army WAS engaged the BATH
and under dcsp rate odds. Well did they meet them
Neither artillery nor the bayoaet nor tho charge h on
amy which had inaoUuyred so long between winchester
and the Potomac At the clcse Of the day tho assaant
converted their vaclation into precpitate flight
The Official declares that the country around
Is srcwn with their arms Their dead aDd thor wo1ded
that aany state flags s,ardard Of The United
States II cur possession y d"s not s'ha'. ,nu nu
vnerica loss o. ne enemy nor a 1!I oWn our hlora-
ton on this point ,itich hayo good ressen 10 think
correct, us this va have 400 m'a Killed a,a zoo
four cannon from an, enemy, IN which is included the
whole Of shermans oaiaY ana ons Parrot gan Of TN.
commonly heavy calhe. TAI VIC are mabie 10 present.
csisnatc OF the enemy loss with the SAN, confidence
1t is certain that It was very groaturor 1--WE times that
Of our own armyas Il must n.css u! have eren when
they fell undcr the doabo sadvan VI bong at once
The attacking aud the routed column,
Al accounts agree that the burton II tho dsy fell on
tic corps Of Gen Johnston whose Hrity IN tho North
wost has occupied IN CHI att; alton in the last fow
weeks That able General lost srouud IN popular cstina
tiou by his continual avoi hoe % general action win
Patterson Tho event proves The " ON OF ms Conduct
He kept Patterson AZ hay - his mnuvrcs. Had he en-
gagged his force would have beea dcnod, oven by vic
tory, and perhaps disabled To- tAs snrius occa
sion Had he been defeated, his men would have left
the field tine Weapons which could not replace, and
TIC hItt Of sunday would have oIy been another re-
treat u! ia soA. AT l!c end, his position was IN many
respects similar to that ., Marshal Gfoichy, neaF Watcr-
loo. Both left 20 check army which equally dis
appeared from thoir ont at gfvcn moment Grouchy
remained in hesianey whether 10 follow j or stay where
was while all tha norizCn was red with nrh light,
and the ground qnkod Undcr tho distant cannon-the
canuon of Waterloo. So did not Virginia General.
When Patterson disappeared his resolution was taken
For strength with strength doth symraihize
tic went straight TO he fed whore mortal struggle was
about 10, be, and tborc won name for history.
The battle of Sunday huge duel of the North and
the South On that nea the former nation had Al last
the occasion to make good that menace 50 often repeated,
that eighteen millions whnll always whip eight millions
fhrty ilvo thousand Of their best troops were thea
routed by fifteen thousand tired Southern sol
dfors; aud tho question OF relative manhood is
forever Set al r,st But tho battle OF Surdsy
docs not decide the war. II prcssages dire
struggle soon to come. 1he Telegraph by New Orleans
viii tell Scott that Jefferson Davis commanded The
Southern battle Against him b. IL nGamcd with wei
known personal hatred. ilo will DO siung by tho muir
murs Of the North and tho gloom Of Washington OF the
army just engaged he Las still twohrds or 90 900, m
hurt. The telegraph will son bring NY his reserves
from CINCINNATI and other PAGES He can control an
arc1y Of 100 5000 mru and with it in few days he
will make great ono.l TO retrieve his disgrace His
genius is unqueston.bc, his resources formidable, and
every should b. strained TO send on 81,
available reihtorcemehts 20 the scene OF action
JEFF. DAVIS DESCRIBES THE BATTLE
A vas concorso assembled early yesterday evening at
the Central Railroad dalo to await the arrival Of the
trlin from Man SO great tho crowd that, in
aRCtpatig IT the arrival Of tho wounded deemed
necessary by the committee appointed TO receive them
torg guard prev tho pressure Of tho pco-
pic around tic traa wilton II should arrive. by this
The track anda considerable space either side
OF it was kept clear though Tho car tons fences and all
en- In n yls tlrnpO
pccttnt crow. ~ quarter past seven the lrst train
arrived, bringing twenty wo ndod Soldiers and the
boii;s OF tour ui our deai-G'berai Barlow, Colonel
johnson, private Of the Moitg merry Guard, named
Isnes brisco ard another, whose namc we could not
learn.
During the excitement Attending tbs anxious inquiries
af,c1 friends tie crowding to look upon the dead and
wounded, was WHISPERED through the c.owd that Pre-
eiicit Davis was On the train. mmediltey rush WAS
pUc in ch VI the distinguished ta,csnia and chief.
MIN and Thousand shouts rent the with wild huzzos
his VOL kprl.a face and figure disGoy cred,
ihoirh raviNa Aad evidently fats ed by the trying
tcns III 81 WI pc had passed in te last two days
,e g iSar,n, m his mouth Thing or the
tosious deeds 70 nt!y achieved by brave and
Sincibc patriot sodiors In Of crvid cloqueucc
he cuogizc the courage The endurance aud patriotism Of
victorious troop and 10 the memory Of norel
dead who shed tAr- ics blood on the battle field in The
giIfo Cause n thor country, hc paid glowing tribute,
which could not fail 10 dim with tears the eyes OF the
least feeling among mig hearers He pronoieed the vic
tory great, goriuCs aud complete. He SAID that ha
whipped then t!s tinc md would whip thcni often
they offered as til oppUmily II abiding 10 the vast
ovo -ythng he enemy hat in he feld-sxty pieces Of
e.io,iid cannon, a he best aui most i'm
pSoyca moac'a vast .stnes Of ammunition, arms
enough p" various cescr9,ions to equip large
army, hundreds Of wagons and anlbulances Of the
most luxurious make and hnsh aad provisions enough to
Tee ~ mmy OF hity thousand ncn Tor twelve mouths
THO hcadng retreat Of thJ enemy he compared to the
wild ant hurried Ggh of scared covcy fprardgcs He
said that great the with which tho repeated
onsiuga 81 our linen inspired them, that taking wildly
~ tho heels, they threw from them their guns
knapecke aud everything "a. could in aty way rctar
q
OF our troops, who Lad accomplished this great victory
and rcmin nt III Of The ereht c.se they laI for return
ipe thanks 70 HIM 10 whom alone thanks due fof this
blessing Oh Our arms he concluded amid the tunuuou.
eppau-e Of the sssen.buge. and escorted to his
At hhfpast nine, large concOurse Of citizens aat
visites having assembled bci r. ,he s,oswoca House
The President again called out, gaia stirred Vi,
P'''f hta WAN hiS eloquent recital OF the brave deod
done by or troops u tn late battle. H. prcceic
Oh this occasion by tooue, Chestnut, Of South Carolina
Gan a. t. General ieaureGarD, in chaste and eolucn
speech
This cel arrival Of Preeidcn, took the CHI
2ns by surprise Had they known OF his coming, socl
ovation waUid have greeted his never bcor,
was witnessed III che Old Dominion.
just behind the train which brought tho Presiden
there arrived second bringing Eve h1ndcd and eighty
Ave IlesSian prisoners twenty ve Of whom commits
stoned officers and thirty Of Ell yo-iI's Fire 2ouaye,
Passengers by this train Inform that hundro
other prisoners left Manassas ana that our troop
continued to brng them IN hourly, amt that may OF then
had come INTO our camp and delivered th nsclyes up
The Ave hundred and eighty Ave brought this cit,
were Immediately marched 10 Higwoods factory.
THE HtI.T0N LEGION.
Members Of Tins body who arrived here on Monla
wounded, from the battle field cIor some thrilling in
cdcn's Of the conflict among which aye the follow
ing
Coouei Hampton upon HAVING ~ horse shot from un
der hun, seized rife and sad, watch me- boys do
do" IL then shot down successfully several fedora
slcefs who we're leading their forces against hun Gene
= baJrega,t then came up and said Take that bat
sry" jus1 at that iuomeu. the Jag cl the legion wa
sh down. EeWirosdfd SAID Hand il me let bca
the palmetto flag" uc Old b,ar il ~ the fury of tn
hshr Colon johnson, I'll tho rgion, slain in tn