New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26

now at Fortress Monroe, is authorized % 81.
aoo d. dc Trobriano's French regiment. r..
war Department is still actively engaged !, 49,
gooo work. and has already accepted pot =.
from. 1875 reg ments. ~
THE ENEMY's PICKHrs
Inc enemys p'ckets are within three n;,a. IL
alexandria. Several rebel cavalry eaIloooa
through the outskirts Of the town to-day.
THE CAPTURE or mR. ELY.
1t has been ascertained from two meuhs,. -
COL Quimby's regiment, one Of whom bad h.s.
taken pr soner at the same time with the Uo.
Alfred Lly, and who subsequently esc,ped ,h.,
Mr. ELY was uDhurt at the time Of biz cantu,.
FIRING on AN AMBULANCE.
! One member OF the lst Regiment OF pboa.
Island, who escaped uDharmed fnDm ,bs h,,,.
was wounded by the accidental d,cbarOs &c
OF the stacks of guns which was knocked dom
in the hurry of the flight He was the, DI.oos
in an ambulance, and while being car,ad :.
CeEtreyle shell was thrown by the enemy ~.
the ambulance, and there exploded, tearing him
to pieces.
| THE TWENTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT NRw-YORK
VOLUNTEERS.
This regiment, which is made up Of the very
hest material, aud which i; especially fortunate
IN Its officers, was in the very thcSest OF the
tight at Bull Run, and suffered very severely.
Col SlOcum was severely wounded By crane
shot ia the thigh. The Lieutenant Colouel. jog.
j. Chambers was also severely wounded, being
struck three times in the shoulder and side 10y
musket balls, aud having his clothes literally rid.
died with balls early in the acton. When, with
the Colonel, be had dlsmounted Tor the purpoe
of leading bayOnet charge against series Of
hillside batteries, he was still able to retlin
his command, but later in the action was Injured
in the leg by the bursting Of she. He and
the Colonel we're taken to Fairfar, whence they
were afer"ard removed to Washington, where
the Colonel remains IN The lnirmary, Rapidly
recovering. L,cut-Col. Chambers is 10 tho reg:-
mental quarters, and has assumed command,
although his wounds are still painful. The fol-
lowing list of tie Killed, wounded, aod missing s
official. and has never been pointed. 1t will b.
seen that this regimen, has suffered more severe
y than any other, except, perhaps, the Fire
Zouaves.
hEN,YoRf e7Ta totCsrTEE' Company 4 kled: co-POri
Charles D.naest Wosndod Ger eaBt chs A. DcG, ngi
shot hatte1ed By 'orD shell Al Cd bycksnau sefi 1si
Levi D. y yels. picked Nth 4,
ami and went TO 2o,ng Don e arm ton D-uil Neal eh.
ha;lenel Wright thrs men are al IN h'piaL 'onpenJ
B-nooody hart h,.' ns; s1aC-t Fa'.ttt No nd Adl
Msri l Aimcrurn u, nvL Company ChiA@l: Joha Bat
n aud Mutu Green, WA Boomer iosiu4 Wilisns.
Henry Wheeler. Missing: Scgeeal Eugene avis, w.
DUN np osec O. be isJuer,; Wan, Lhss NeBDe
Better Sherlock f. black VIM Banes Jobu BoySrI sryus
Dornd, Geo. VI T. Fsariig Company D-Rinec-,2d L,u.
PUIae, NlclIucY.
Sizhtly-CaPt H. koge l's lsuI. H. Z. JACK 9a d.of
Missing opOr Charles B. fauenS, James CooA, JOIN B.
5saa s saSoLe c as " @ Tacun Wa
MeiuL Company t.-hlled-JchI tIss0ne. "olnr'd ADD
ssrlTSYf EgsIeSi We M vgoasi n dc fi ID
wa lOgb,e.'. Iurd, r. alerwa d WA. HAHN tsang-
IN ComIany fEii.dW es; RAM; J,r Eay.sS
Nch ,sou A. Ca - a. Theodore slss J. " O.abdsr Eest
u. Warner Mit.ug-Eentcu A. Wright EIwiu ". MaIogs-
M o S G. Nan wa 49, .ns 1T c5, S. Do%S y.
Beckf.rd ComfalylG KiledJos-ph B. bus.sc Busn DsV.
ioiH Ms!ri Mis,iss-Co-por. Soloaon WOOD Gs,dll-t
M W45 l55 H COMP co.. u Si INK led '9i. As' suv
Wouhdod-C ogPora John ING Il a. OPnii ~. iluns
2 TerI,t to Wsss5cdSc IT, jones o. Ween. o. taiees
Aloer Baan. Clls Eec. Jota Bishop Jadsou X. Oliver,
John Meter. Mbsnsje.ln' heddiug Jllts CIaDi an,
f En- s si@dors * as s. Go oia ka Pa
McKue John F. King l. Mode Neney ]iudse george n
Maon Charles Mast Oliver g. R2weJ, Cga.W. iI60 iie,1
va Dresser orsou Jeae. George d. Asa5y peie' Sui,
Cha H. Dsireuo John C. towsr o-igeoa NORMAN = barnss
This regiment was made up ~ iOiOws:
Three coupanios from aiazhsrton, n y; from White
PaiDs ~ " one igom tIoP' ,: $50 roo Lias sI
y. y ons nom Altsnany ~ y
The regiment was marched il miles before
they went into The fght-the last mile agd half
on the double.quick. They bad had no break
fast. and were weary and faint. They were
almost instantly ordered under FIRE, when they
threw of their knapsacks and coats, and rushed
forward early in the action. They so fanked
BODY of Rebels of about 400, that the Rebels
sent dag of truce, oferiog to surrender.
A company of the 9th was detailed to take
charge of them, but az they Approached, tue
Rebels suddenly fed. disclosing masked bat
terry, which began TO play on our men with fear
fnl force. On another occasion, as they were
about 70 FIRE on body of the Rebels, the latter
suddenly displayed the United States ilag. The
Col. Of the 9th called 70 his men not to fro,
when The Rebels poured IN murderOus v0Iey.
at tho same time displaying the Secession flag.
AZ another time it was desired TO obtain nh
uepts marley 10 inquire about toe disposition 81
the wounded, and Adjutant Jenkils, aauned and
displayed a whito dog, rode toward body Of
the enemy. The coumandant waved bin
t, back, and as he turned, gave the order
TO fire, when an entire battalion fired on
| the adiutant, who, nevertheless, escaped unburt.
| The White Plains Company, Ot wh.cb the Adja-
talt is q member seeing this treacLerous con-
duet at once poured in yOlley, and the Rebel
! commaudant tell. pierced by fifty bullets. The