Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29


sosId have come. They say u they esn sss well stsy
will never cons again unless 10 fght for rs.
Amoas. the things which We have captured 30 900
hsndcrf,-thiuk Of thst-ts maiscls Us With. ffsD
have all been brought into caY together with ell their
The property in all taken from the enemy essinsted
II e~1 milie~ ed Asy Of dOlisss. From What hsvs
seen, it u doubtless 20.
The scoundreh got our password, our uniform, and
hoe Secession f.g ct the head Of their rank, stsu
hey made their t deadly Ars that raksd Us the worst
The malls taken from the enemy and the letters WI.
ten 70 their fs ids show that they expected no roabls
10 taking ~ i. curious read their issrsin fact
funny. tL
John W. Daniel noble, e.llan. boy, though sho. aown
twice, rallitd and fought Ike BE was shot the
third and fourth time, but fought the battle through ard
y nov doing very we'll Al, Ill fought like men aid
heroes.
The Esamisr Of Saturday has the following:
Two trains arrived In this city yesterday evening from
Msuasas, bringing together oae hsndred and seventy
sisk and wounded soldiers among whom ten or
dozen Yankees. The opy thing particularly noticeable
among wounded Il the frequency OF wounds In the
lower sxhemilies the feet and Kegs which Ia easly
counted for M win reoollect ths Ioudness with which
some Southern newspapers inssted that they fred TO
hoh In the battle Of Bethel For weeks together after
that dsht some newspaper that ought 10 have known
better amused themselves With the manner In which the
ny prunsd the tops Of the pine in the PENN
sula.
coLoSrL HUHrox's RfGIninf.
i .,.. prom the Leuiosa hirrorl
From gentlemen just FROM The Junction. We learn that
the nght - We expected, sangainsry and fatal
In its consequence Tbey report that from Sudley on
out - far Is the fight extended the ground was lite
rally covered with the dead and voutd.d. Tho 4lh
Sou,h CaroIns Regiment and the ssh Virginia Regi.
meat, under Colonel Hunton-both recently stationed
At this psoe-wsre In the hottest % the agbt little
hnvn .nI
former suffered severely. Huntons Regiment fought
manfuly. hessrs. Charles Brown and Eooch Cant~eI,
members OF Capt Heatoh's company, Who we're wouaded
in the engagement we're brought 10 Lessburg Monday
evening Brown has fssh wound In she thigh, aud
Cantwel . shot through the shoulder. - Hote saus
etmpsny, was wounded and died Sunday night
Roger Artillery held prominent place 10 the dsht
and one OF the wounded men rotcsd above thinks 81
must have done great execution. All the companiel Of
the sth Regiment participated In the agh and each maj
dsmsansd hiussif a. ~ all knsu hey would, mort ls
l,nly.
Il Is with feelings of no ordinary sadnes, however,
that Ne record the death Of Charles Robert Morris. .O
Of NJ. John Norris Of this tosn. He vas s,udsn, Of
the v. Il a. Lexington, aud had been acting - driI.
master In Col Jacksons command since the
mept Of our t:oubes. When the command vas ords,sd
70 the field bis young soul fred b. tho odsuities teap
ed upon bic slcisnt other Virginia would accept 20
exemption, aad q the time ofthe eight be Lieutenant
Of Company. He fell ten feet 10 advance OF his men
while leading them to charge the al taking an oblqus
course the breast and killing him, suppos,d
Instantly, though biz body vas not found until nert
morning, when IL vas brought BY hi, brotser 10 his
homo and bis sorrowiDg frends He WAS manly, notIe
YOUTH but II ysars Of age, and died the death Of ha,x
In . just cause.
We oomple,el; rautsd TO enemy, and captured from
them 0o0 blankets, So cannon, amoog them 6hermans
celebrated battery 900 musksts 200 horses 100 wag
ona, and thousand prisoners, including 10 oRcers-
xesdes Cavalry charged on Sherman's battery, twice.
aud The second tms bore Ii CD without Injury 70 snsa
mao. -
The Rev. q H. aourss. who left the Junction Mon.
day evening" gives W the folio wing additional artcuas
a. 70 the killed, wounded, &c.
CAPTAIN WILEY CAarEks COMPANY.
Kllsd-Fr.nk Do~ell, Enoch McCarty, G. Pranci.,
John Plaster, Stephen Cornell, Psyton Wlson, and Mr.
woundsdASsrgesnt Baker and WIN. Jacobs.
CArris HrAross OospAsy
Elied- - Hops.
Nounded-ToSni Heatop, Euoch ClntweiI, James
Russell, Chss Brown, Joseph Jannsy, James Mcdaniel,
. Gresham, - Bronner.
Rooms AsrILLIRr
Killed-No-e.
Woundsd-John Howser.
wAxPLrE's cpxRixy.
Krled-Eona
Wdundsd--r. Myers, ]. W. Nichols, q. r. LOvelsss.
Gary Harding was wounded.
These al reported from Col. Huntons Regiment or
he Loudoun Guard Is being 10 any wise injured min.
ylsd freely With them all and fould them ready for
another conflict.
Charles Powell Of Winchester is said to have lost hi.
son Lloyd
Horace Conrad, Of hartinsburg, los. two sons.
The battle ragged fearful EVERY hou.e in the neigh.
Dorhood was riddlsd. 10 Of these lady aged and
blind, was shot dead 10 her bed, with three balls
The Fredericksburg .Nss, mentions the following
among the ineiisns Of the Day:
mr.. W. @. Roberts, Of predericksburg, though not,
strictly speatng in the ight his position being that OF
private secretary TO General Holmes wbose command
not engaged In the action had his proximity to the
oens Of coeact rewarded by unsxpected encounter
&ti four st,sgging Yankees whose muske we're como.
What out Of order and who endeavotng escape
Dur young Virginia hero surrounded the squad, 10.
autiy despatched two with bis revolver and marched
be other two into camp Is hs prisoners. Wen venture
lay OF triumph. The soul makes the hero, and ole
southern boy good for dozen Yankees at any time
Ac0tie'Donden' of the L!yaGAburs Republican. Who
vas In the 6shs writes:
Our friend Capt Daniel A. Wilson, Jr, Commanding
he New Orleans Virginia Blues" y made q brilliant
,harge. "Come on blue birds," cried he and dashed
them at the bayonet point But cold steel was more
han the Yankees could stand although they did tall
-unning.
At ID o'clock, We (he ,+OO) had retired sbou, balfs
nile, when the Virginia, Geotgia cad Louisiana re..
nents came DIP at" double quick" TO be supported
~ Gen. tombstone command. From this laomsnt tho
ids Of battle turned, and the enemys retreat COM
nenced Our troops rushed to the conflict with shout
which absolutely made tho enemy quail At this time
our batteries opened them with tremendous eff ct and
fatal precision. Capt Latham's Battery Was awfuy e
sctive, and distipguihed itself greatly.
Our cavalry having by this time joined Colonel Rad
ords command, was soon ordered to cut of the enemys
retreat The Colonel advanced at rapid pace aud,
having gotten into their routed aud flying columns took
quantity Of prisoners and killed large Lumber, who
attempted to escape by running into the woods. lust
Il that tim We "a portion Of the regiment who had
separated from the rest in pursuing the enemy and
akng Prisonersl charged heavy battery, and here
ton Radford fell, deeply lamepted BY all and By nols
except his gallant brother the Colonel than your
who had Known him at College, and
owed him for his manly courage.
Our victory u overwhelming. Nearly 700 baggage,
nunitiou and travelling wagons and carriages have fai.
iuto hand. yirtyni~s lsil but ons Of their ar
iilery engaged are ours.
Our dead viii NOT exceed 800 and We are assured by
upsurgeon whose estimate 10 dolbtcss correct kayng
ssd svsry hospal thas the woS0dsd viii NOT b aors
han 400,
TIE enemy. los o.nuo. b. I.. than SOOo,:m.ny est.
ratng Il st 5000.
Ten thousand Of tho best rias, mnstets, revolvers
nd ether arms In our possession, and one would
upposs from the number OF over-coats and blanket,
'oru BY men, during the rain Monday, that an
mnssss Northern army was in our midst.
Car"po~dsnes Of ths Rockingham Register.
TIE vALLrr rsoops.
hAzAssAs JUNCTION., July %. 1861.
Mss9s. Editors: 1.-THE Lord Of Hosts q with ~, the
tod Of jacob u our refuge Never was the of
hs God Of Battles sgnally displayed than In the
orous victory achieved BY brave troops in the bat
10 fought neSs this place last Sabbath, 2lst July,
al IL n dif.nut at Tia tina To xttA a..ir Aa