The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-27

| known The Ostt'c WINS 1T rs height at
1 O'Clock in the afternoon and ceased at
s, the enemy having been rcpulscd three
times They then retrcaicd in confusion,
having suffered considerable loss
/ The first and seventeenth Virginia reg
mcnls were prominent in the light
The Washington Artillery, Of New Or.
leans. did grea, execution. The fight ex-
tended along Bulls Run milc.
VIM Singstcr . rii1cman. killed Fed
cral iicor Of high rank, and took seven
hundred dollars in gold from his person
Capt. puauey, Of the Seventeenth w
rinia regiment, was slightly wounded.
A shot PASSED through the kitchen
house where Bcaurcgafd was sitting at
dinner. The enemy is supposed to have
known his whereabouts.
The enemy fred into our hospital wnere
yellow ilng was flying
! WAsmNeroN. July ls.-Scyen thou
sand axes have been sent after the army.
RlcnNoNp. July, II Apparently re
liable intelligence from Fairfax, says
that the Fedcralisls, 10000 strong nd.
vancod this morning, and alter hour
hours fighting. were rcpulscd by 400
Cunicdegatcs. under Bpnham, with nm
mcnsc slaughter They retired upon Al
eXandiia
MtyssAs. July l9--1he great fight
yesterday lasted .yc hours
The enemy was r,pulsed three tunes,
and finally rrcaicd. icnrfui'y discom'
lifted. with "a estimated loss Of FIVE hun
dtcd men
We took largo quantity If arms.
Our whole army behaved brilliantly
and cucamptd on The battle field
p The Washington Artillery did splco.
did service IN the battle They silenced
Shetmn's battery. They had seven
pieces of cannon, while Shermau's bat
tcry had thirteen but our boys proved
, their superiority hy firing two shots to
tie enemys one.
The Washington Artillery had one
man George Muse, steamboat agent
killed, and three wounded
MAvAssAs. July 10 l have Just return.
cd from the battle fed. which is s,rcwn
! with the dead muske,s. soldiers caps,
and baggage. Five hundred loaded mus.
! kcts wcrc taken and two pieces OF can
J non The enemy were engaged all day
d today hurying their dead Many stu
$ are wing ON the ground. Enemy's loss
now estimated at one thousand The
carnage was fearful The enemy twice
ashr| leimi-sl "a Today 10 take '"e'
dead WI ttr d. ld
Tie Ist = our infantry engaged were
Col. Uays ~even'a l.'ni,iAHa leg 'mch',
u two rcetwfu's Oh NTgiu"us, Two OF
% Mi~s'ssif p'aus' AMI two ~ Ainuam'ahs
All hchaNrd ln'- SA-lmuN- nc 'h"h'H
tIr hs' Visible indAN Ihr ''ii'e' lH'e
army j., .h possession 81 'A' 'h''''. ''u
uu tHe nliti. hrid
Gta lranfrErri says th' Washington
Artillery Is r.' surpassed y veterans
NcaA'Np Jnly lNih An official ac
count et the tattl" 81 Bull krn WAS fe.
received at the Nar Department go noon
= day. THIS report states THAT ilr Con
itdrratc luss Amounted 10 slNly ki'lei
', and wounded The loss OF the enemy
u was over 800
The FcicrHs did not make Their hp
, pcsrancc Ibis m'rulng
, Ever! 'h."B 70 qu'cl J" "'e N''''''o'"''
N""'t' .-....
NORTHERN AcCooNi9 Or lhL tlohi'
= W MnlNcI9s, July ls-fall pariIeu'
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J WIN '""' resi''chts "n'eh were sup
P'a''' ~ '"''"y' lO'p'o IA 'oe p''''c.
/ d i'o '1'u'''''l'c'S uN''' men guns wen
/, 'ne 'ou i, III "g"n "as anc'hG,
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t''l'p anu CANISTER mo ,'e 'uo,he'"eiS
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g FROM RICHMOND.
i RicRNoNn, July l9-Col Starkc, Ail
to Gen Garnet says there was no hat.
y tie bui mere sklrmsh fighting the dav
Gen Garnet was killed