The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22


SUPPLIES, and place him in an exhausted coun-
try and between the Federal troop- and the
Potomac.
The 69ih New York Regiment vas assign.
ell the post Of honor in advance The mem
bers of this Regiment have agreed unani-
moasly Ia serve although their time i now
OUT Al the New York Regiments will fol
" this example
= For five hours one steady column OF troops
passed through Cenicryille
Xlhe morale Of the soldiers Is excellent
All are anxious for battle and when inform
Ell Of the purpose 10 advance the enthusiasm
was beyond ali description
Ii IS supposed Beauregard's forces are larg-
er than ours.
battle j. imminent At any moment. IL
may rot take place till To- morrow night
The telegraphic wires are rapidly following
the army. and Offices were opened this morn
inc al Fairfax Court House with Buel and
BENTON army operators.
The orders 10 move Yesterday evening ~
six o'clock were countermanded I'LL early this
morning Our troops in the meantime are
cutting a road through the woods 10 flank the
enemies batteries.
The Secretary OF War has received dis
patches that fighting Was renewed At Bulls
Run this morning.
Our troops engaged tina enemy with a large
force and silenoed their batteries aud drove
the ~ecsssionsts 20 the Junction
The city is Wild with JOY.
Firing WAS heard in this Sity 10 day from
the direction OF Bulls Run. from eleven I'LL
three o'clock. then cessation till near five.
and At seven this evening the vibration Of
cannon was still audible
A gentleman arrive 10 night says at three
s'cloek this r NJ the 81 and 81 New Jersey
Regiments were ordered 10 march forward
from Vienna. first sending back their baggage
4 Camp Trenton, other troops were hurrying
forward TO the scene of hostlitie-. aud there
l. much military excitement and hustle in the
direction of all the camps.
The Tribunes dispatch SAYS n deserter re
ports nearly eighty thousand strong. and that
Johnson with seventeen thousand marched in
in last night They hive twenty seven com
ppanies OF cavalry H. SAYS the first shell
from our batteries burr near Lee and Beaure
gard. killing number Jf ofcers
Judge Campbell, late OF the Supreme
Cobrt. writes that the H. er Of the South is
at Manassas but fears t,t the battle goes
against the Confederates. and saws he believes
that Manassas has been reinforced from Rich
believe johnson has left Winchester.
Gen. Scott is reported TO have said that the
Union forces are sufficient
wasnlNcroS. July 1.-THE following bul
letins were read ia official quarters, during
the progress of the battle. from the telegraph
station about four miles from Bulls Run.
FAIRFAX, July 2l--ll A. M.--Rapid firing
from heauy guns and frequent discharges OF
musketry.
II .i0.-fighting ve., heavy and apparent
" more on oar lett wing
II :50.-There il evidently a battle toward
our left, III the direction oil Bulls Run anu
little north The firing is very rapid and
heavy.
las 7. M.-Heavy guns again. apparently
more musketry; heavy and nearer.
2P. M--The musketry very heavy and
drawing much nearer. There is evidently
movement more 20 our left.
2:45-Firing little further OF and ap
arently in tho direction OF the Junction -
Less heavy gun and more artillery, as near
as eau Judge.
3P. M.-Firing ceased ten minutes since
3:s5 The firing has almost entiely ceas.
ed, and can only be heard with difficulty
shall telegraph no more, unless there should
be a renewal OF the battle, which has been
30 gloriously fought for the old Stars and
Stripes: and from all indications here, Gu
troops have, at least. stood their grouns.
2:5O.-Om courier has not vet returned
QuartermIster Burton, of the Dad Michigan
Regiment. has just passed. and SAWS that Off
GERS, men, and citizens, IT Centerville, say a
general eDga gement Of oar who'll. line has
taken place three and n half miles this side
of Manassas. and that on. troops had driven
and forced the secessionists back 10 Manas-
sas. We expect n courier now every INC
ment.
CENrEnviLLl. July 2l-IP M--Generai
Mcdowell has ordered the reserve nov here,
under Col Miles. 20 advance 10 the bridge
over Rulls Run, on the Narrcn,ou road.
having driven the enemy before him. Col.
Miles il now about three or ionr miles from
here. directing operations. near Blackburn
Ford.
FARfAN, July 2l-i:i5.-Two of our
couriers have returned, bnt were unable To
communicate in person with Gen Mcdowell.
One of the conricrs WAS on the field % bat
\ tie He saws our troone have taken three
masked batteries. and iorcce the rebels to
/ fall back and retire lie saw the battle Was
general on Bulls Run for some distance
/ One of the batteries taken VS. in a wheat
! field. and the other some distance from II.
and the third still farther on
5:20-The Feacrals have Won the ia, -
! The loss on both sides i heavy but the route
of the rebels is complete The batteries NJ
! Bulls Run are silenced and twa or three
others taken
5.lO-Firing has ceased We shall send
another courier there in a few Minutes Tie
/ Colonel went nj I O'Clock and will he back
soon.
a still later report. no; riical. but from
sufficiently reliable source. SAWS the colum
under Hent1leman. has followed the rebel,
to Manassas Junction aud hrs opened FIRE on
their entertainments and camp. and vas fher
shelling them. The cannonading can occa
sonallv be heard in Washington and from
Georgetown Heights
The head qarters OF the arm, l. inaccessi
BILE 10 night. The President and Cabinet
being privately closeted with Gen. Scott ant
staff. and other d distinguished gentlemen =
At this 81 ening guns were still heard Al
intervals
WAsHIsoroS. Jul, 2l-lntense excite
mcnt in the CITY. The smoke ofthe battle
could be seen from eminence. in Washing
ton.
1t /, reported tina, Hunter il severely
perhaps MORALLY wounded: also Col Cam
eron. brother OF the Secretary of war. Is re
ported TO have been killed ~ Bulls Run
The hattie lasted nine hours. The hrs
range gun Was fired by Sherman- battery a
ten minutes of o'clock The rebels re
turned the hre for an hoar and A. SON a
Col. Hunters division came up The engage
ment became general
The rahnl. "a ninl, rnreir al rel nfnrcnrnani