Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

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coded 10 the asnals history.
Or Dispatches q yesterday nosn-
ING, Published il this issas, bring % the
glorious intelligence rhat The forward
movement hes 20 fer bees attended with
Ii. most brilliant success, and that tho
process Of American soldiers, in defsnse
OF the American Gag, 10 irrssista bic and
unconqaerabIe. At this writing it 10
quite impossible to give any details Of
the terrible battle Of Sunday. Il 10
enough for ~ to know that the charges
made by our indomitable men were
overwhelming, and that victory kept
even pace with their swiftest movements
and perched triumpha,ly upon their
banner. That our soldiers suffered
much, there 10 no doubt; but that they
showed themselves more than equal to
superior numbers strongly entrenched,
and having Ill the advantages Of months
preparation on grounds picked by them
selves, 10 also fully and completely
proven That 10 what the people are
waiting 70 hear, and through the length
and breadth OF the loyal States, the glad
news hes bsen read with most heartfelt
Joy. Ere this, it 10 probable that another
engagement has been had with the
enemy. We have no doubt as to the re-
sult after this, battle now that We know
the result Of the Sundays fight.
The New York Fire Zouaves and the
gallant e9th, Of New York, also, are
particularly alluded to Is having done
fearful execution. The former have
been largely counted npon for noble ser.
vice, while the latter, 'uade up and Of.
6cered exclusively Of Irishmen, barred
themselves to the waist, snd rushing i'm.
petuously forward aud showed the world
that their historical bravery is not in the
least dimmed-that in the n still abides
that superior strength and inviocible
courage which has been 40 prominently
displayed on the hardest fought fields Of
both hemisphcrea. All glory to them,
and to the brave men who were their
companions in the aght.
The particulars of the battle at Bulls
Run, when received, will probably show
that it was the bloodiest and most fierce.
ly contested engagement ever ""eh'
this side OF the Atlantic. The news Of
Of each succeeding day will probably be
of the most exciting character.
Tho Confederate Commissioners.
These dignitaries who, tor severa
months, have been pleading at foreign
thrones for aid and comfort, and re-
coguition OF the Southern Confederacy
seem to be having rather hard task o.
it. After "bobbing around" between
England and France for months they
are informed that their story has only
been heard bnt to get an opportunity t.
finnish them with q fat refusal
THIS is very cool; highly interesting tt
Yancey, Rost 4 Co., to say nothing
sbont those which stay at home. 1t !
probable that the commissioners woul'
return home were it possible to do 80 II
safiy, but unfortunately for them then
the blockade shuts off their homewar
passage, and they have the negative sat
affection Of knowing that they are com
PEELED to stay in country where
though they may be kindly treated a
individuals, they will receive no couute
nance . agents for the disruption q
the our once happy and still powerful
and We believe self sustaining country
APPEAL TO C0RREsPONDENTs.-Ml
Walker, Secretary Of War Of the Con
federate States, has addressed lette
to newspaper correspondents in th
South, requesting them to forbear fror
the publication "of such intelligence =
might be detrimental TO the gres
eause." The Secretary remarks:
You are aware Of the great amount {
valuable information obtained by U
through the mediam Of the enterprisiu
journals Of the North, and we may d,
rive profit from their example by unr'
hitting and judicious reserve IN con
munioations for the Southern journal
REnovAL o. Ex-SPsAKEs OaR's Bus
The Frat order issusd by Speaker Gro,
upoa taking possession Of the splend
room assigned to him, waa that Il
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