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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

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It has been sae ed that battalion Of the Guards is
under orders for embarkatlon
The Anfi-NVar Movement ira Ireland
Enthusiastic Meeting in Favor Of the
United states.
great mass meeting held in the Round Room of
the Rotunda Al Dublin, take iro consideration the
aspect and position Of Irish national affairs the present
momentous crisis The following resolutions were
pessed -
Resolved, That The population of h great ropgblic
Gom ~ 81 Laurence 70 he CuQqf Metric, a,d fosa ne
AHoa 70 u NJ Pacific shoresbene largely composed OF
men q IRISH birth and irish boodt would be tnaoin
RAJ 70 s"np7e nat iednd cod remain fifeyeg pec
tai Z ofthe s'im9s'e tf~cCn England ond tn'e'icn.
Resolved THAT tho events OF the hour imperativcly
dictate 70 a irismen fo,gef"lncss Of ne past dfa
rcacer ar8 s'fcl rqll ~ NJ ~ ctige of hi eoiy
Resolved, that chairman. secretaries an
nlttce OF twenty one members, each having ben duly
and snnaratcy proposed and seconded, be chosen bya
majority Of voices n his meeting 10 take into
| sideration the advsahiiy of organization ia the
| present state Of affairs a home and abroad.
The Liverpool lo says the whole purpose OF the
ing express II ercry rry Of phase and demons
sirotjon sympathy oh tmc.icr II is quito natural that
,hia should Dc tho tendency u The rsh apart from
thor hatred 10 England jr scarcely ny irish family
,sueprtseae ~ NJ United states. The inccting however.
was useless and needless In the opinion Of the Posi-
Jefr. Davis Message Received In England.
/ The Liverpool Hprur9 says.tha the only item 81 i'm
porance in the latest from the United states is the
49, ''os''"o v ing aaossS = 'i'su'ii' laws y ~
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EIGYEG SCENE IN THE TOWER OF LONDON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

iron Plated FrigateS, Troops, Transports and
Armstrong Guns Ordered TO the North
American Coast urd Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
FIVE DAYS LATER IETELlICEECE.
Arrival Of the America al Halifax, and
the Arago OFF Cape Race.
Active Preparations for War
Continued in England.
iron Plated Frgates, Troops, Transports and
Armstrong Guns Ordered to The North
American Coast md cGnGda.
EXCITING SCENE IN THE TOWER OF LONDON.
English and French Versions of the Ulti-
matum Of Lord Lyons.
The French Press again Condemns Che Cap.
iture Of nascn and srder, brt Frame
IncllEss Towards Neutrality iii War.
AN Irish Meeting i'm Aid Of the
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Arrival Of the America al Halifax, and
the Arago OFF Cape Race.

Active Preparations for War
Continued in England.
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The Anfi-NVar Movement ira Ireland
Enthusiastic Meeting in Favor OF the
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-30

Pic 1ic. ..
The ladies If our village and the adj
joining u.ighbos hood gave Pic Mic in
the "She.p-prn Woods" near Leonard
Town. Oh Thursday ls,t A beautiful
spot vas s-lrctcd snia the magnificent
grove Of stately oaks for which this place
is so justly ani widely selc'hrntod. The love-
lines. Of the day added an additional charm
to the beauty Of the picturesque surround
ings Of tho place and muaie. vocal and in
ssrunental. enlivencd the hours that were
not spent in the promenade. the dance or
the ramLle. The dinner was an elegant
affair and would have done justice to the
professional caterer. At The close Of the
afternoon the company adjourned to
Moore's Hotel and kept up the dance un-
til late hour.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-30
fcoNMu xrcArkp.

lsoAMI AAIAFkp.
MEsRs EnIroRs A letter sfa recent
date. from friend in Tllinnis. informs me
that worthy citizen Of that State. for
daring to entertain and express sentiments
favorable to Southern rights. was beaten
with many stripes by band Of Lincoln
ruffiaus. Flo WAS :hen made to come on
his knees. kiss the stars aud stripes and
swear to support the constitution Of the
United States. He was then told, under
penalty CT death. Z" leave the State with
ont time. cv"n. to settle his affairs All
of these indigni,ics he submitted to for tie
sake Of his family. otherwise, he said, he
would have died suoner than submitted.
This man was native Of Kentucky and
we'll known to the writer Of this. No
man was more respected or esteemed than
he for energy and moral worth. Alas!
tina. 8" many here in oil Maryland are so
fall.n as to be crying out for Union with
such people. TIE writer would put
his name to this but for fear # the safety
Of his friend.
STATES RIGHTS.
May 80, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-30

xhs Imse IN Maryland.
Excspe in car own Congressicnsl dis.
trie.. tie . ,udid.ses at the war and cosr.
eiaa party. now esllsd the usi-s Party.
~ way of JOKE. sre already in the field
Before the expiration Of the e",ring w~ck
& i expsctsd sha. shsl candidates. Of the
Southern Righss Party viii be befare she
people. The issue b~swren these parties
. + nov fully made up and sqnsrrly pre-
ssassd. Tbs Casreiouias have pledged
themselves 10 surssis the bloody and un-
eonssisutioual nse.ssrss Il the Lincoln Ad-
misissratiar. They favor var. which 10
the invasion Of VIRGINIA. All diaguise
il thrown of. A mS.th ego. they were
loud .nd eloquent in their denunciations
Of war and coercion. The Crittenden
Conpremiss or sonse other measure Of
praos was . great hobby with the party.
Their syupsthies with the people Of the
slave States was opealy and even di6antly
expressed. They asserted in the plainest
terms thst the interest Of Maryland was
With the South. A singular bu, at the
same time . Significant change has come
over them. They are nov rs violent as
the sov<rnmsnt itself for coercion. which
iswar. and against the recognition IT the
Independence Of the seeded States. which
y peace. They treat the subjagssion OF
MARYLAND By shs Government forces and
the Suspension or rather the t.t,l abroga-
sios Of al law for the protection Of the per.
sea and property Of our cisizens - the
sessssss bleasinga. and they denosnse ~
rshsls aud traitors all who are not - mean.
spizissA sad sow.rily a. themselves. On
-shs ether hand. the Southern Rights men
oppoR coercion, protest against the indig-
aisy which has besn put upon their State
sud che Turkish despotism which rules her.
They oppose the Invasion u our n~ightol
and lifs-.oue friend. Virginia. They are
l6r peace. and they zoe clearly there can
he no peace until the Independence Of the
Southern. States il acknowledged BY the
Ycdrsal Government. What effect Fed
sral g.,d and Federal hsyDsets may have
spos the public MUD ia this State in the
coming Congressional contest. we cannot
say. Asit stands at present in our own
soanty. however. the people are . unit
against coercion and eoercionists aud there
fore unspimous for peace.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-30

viii leave Baltimore for The Pasuxsnt Riv.
or Oh the following days: v.sra.i.<r- -
Saturday. Tuesday and Thundsy, com.
mencin. Saturday morning Jnns lst, 1861.
at 8 o'clock. fur Hills Landing direct, sad
confirm. during the season.
Returning e,.ry Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday. The Boat leaving Hilfs I4adiux
On Monday and Wednesday viii BE- direct q
Baltimore. - .eiHf-. \ T7T
The Saturday Boat viii leaye HIll,s Lad.
!ns ON Friday for Benedict. leaving nsnsiict
Saturday morning At o'clock for ibalsisogs.
The above Steamers will call n sll ne N.
al Landings On the River, also O. f,sis HAYES
and Plum Point. going and returnhsR.
FREIGHT recrivrd mp IN S o'cloek ~ tLs
days prsvioss 10 the departure Of sss Boses.
n. B. Shipper. by the sbsvs Baas4 srs
respectfully requested to hare tksir Pssduas
Oh oil the Whsrvcs below Bsnedics On IL
days the BoaIs paa up the River. % q %
avoid The delay Of taking It % . Their way
~ Baltimore.
Msy aoth, Isel-tes.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-30

The NEWS.
Since the publication Of our. last issue
the Government at Washington has CON-
mencea active aggressive opcrstions. both
By sea aud land. against the seeded
States. A number Of sehooners have
been seized. seme Of which have been re-
leased and Others condemned a. lawful
prizes. An attack has been made upon
Sewalrs Point. ncar Norfolk, Va. in
which, We learn. from we'll autbenticated
sources, the assailants came of second
bent. On Thursday nigh. last an attack
was made upon -Alexsndris. which re-
suited in its evacuation BY the Virgini.
forces and its consequent seizure by the
Government. In removing q secession
Hag from the dome of the Marshall House.
Col. Ellsworth. Of Zouaye noscriety. Vas
shes dead BY man named jackson. who
nan instantly killed BY the Government
sra,ps. Jackson. We learn. Was . native
Il Virginia. warm seces,ionist. and the
psopsietor of The Marshall House. He
i sepreaented = having been man Of
ssAas eAasSctse md generous impulses.
bat q siolsss ts.per. The q. 8. troops
stitl occupy Alsssadria and are throwing
mp sosti6s.sions in and srsund the city.
r. ns =
AHingtoo Heights hare also been seised
and are bling rapidly fortified. I, l. stated
thst there are nov rs. 900 Federal srooIs
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-30
Paint Branch Wooden Factory
WOOL: WOOL!!WOOL!:!

"HE subscrihrrs respectfully return their
II thanks u their former customers, aud
'nfrm them, and the public; that they are
prepared 10 manufacture WOOL
into all kinds If negro Cn,hing. EzkSSs
F1a.oels. H.lks,ing. &C.: &c.
at sh~rt notice. They solicit the Az
liberal patronage Of Farmers aui Planters
having WOOL or in want Of such gnols.-
Terms liberal and aecs'n,mt dating, aud will
be made knowp m application 6y lstter or
otherwise. Geo. w. Wilson, Of Upper Mari.
.boso' Prince Georges County, will receive
Wool sr orders. The undersiRued viii call
and get Wool wbsn notified. Wusl will ais,
b scriv~d irum C,mnissios Merchants of
Baltimore u Meaningless It orr expsnss and
gtrIs returned. All work warranted 10 give
sasisisctiou. Ut - III So
B. 4 ]. FAwCETT, -
C,l~vilie. A..ssgylnrry Co., MS.
May 40. 1eel-.m. 4. :,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-30

Oongfeoo1onAl EIectaon.
IL the last issue Of our paper. under
the above caption. ws expressed the hope.
that the States Right a.sn Of Maryland
would abandon al contcst 10 the coming
congressional election in consequence OF
the military occupa,ion Ut our State and
bsexnse Of the iaprobabilisy Of there be-
ing q fair and free slestieu whilst this
STATE AZ things continued to exist. We
gave expression 70 this opinion without
any consultation with our friends in other
secsioes Of the State or indeed without
any understanding with eur own people.
We then regarded and do now regard an
el.ction. held under the menace Of the
Lsyonst. ~ Lui ".fght remove hom q
farce OF . mockery" Our own csn'ic-
lions on this point remain unshaken.
Indeed they have been rather strength
encd than impaired ty . close personal
observation Of the co,.lition Of affairs in
baltimore. A very large majority Of our
friends. however. both in this county and
we believe throughout the State. arr Of y
different judgment They are for calling
conventions aud making nominations in
the diGerent Congressional districts, and
in many Of these. nominations have
asahtless already been made. In this
(sAe Sixth Congressional distsict) Il il pro-
posed to hold Convcnsion In the village
Of Upper MarlLorO' On Wednesday. the
ath Of June. to choose . candidate Of
eosthern Rights Principles Cor Congres.
Our own county. owing 70 the shorsness Of
The notice given. may mot be represented
Ia the Convention. but We know full well
that che nsmiLee Of that body. whoever
=, nay BE-. viii be acceptable to our
sosaey aad win be sspported By our peo-
y, almess without division. Doubsing
- ws = tie policy u u,.kiag contest
il MarJhsa ander exiaiing eise..ssan-
ess. NJ ak.sll aevestheleas give - e 49,
isses e ~ 6esthernl Riehts' Party o.
l1atylspa, - pasieslasly Y IL se.iaee
sftAs m.Elbees' Convention. . Assrty snd
sssrsseie support. aiaes - shove vas
vsiassa. - tavs bssa aprised of - IN
$500 - - Yers q - Sssthsss Righss
~ = 81 Mars . ssad dsaseaaes . he
Mssj csesNiisA. a .ssaiag far
- - ~ = old = Leonard r0us On
oferaiy texs. 81 $1,000 elsewhere.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-30

in vireini.. nut this ford IA dsssmed mnch
TOO small To attempt further aggressive up
esasiona The Confederate farrrs IN that
Sta1s nor number at least 10 600 sd
III H. principal cities and poals. likely %
b assseksd. are strongly gssrlb1 hosh By
troops and batteries. Tt sesln5n qdi-
aaner hs been passed By. Il ~ supP5 Ia.
at least 10000 m.josi.y. It 8 ss.ted that
80 estrn Virginia gave spalll majority
il favor 0f il. We notice dh reppst Of
the capture Of several rich prises by Pri-
vsteers At the South. which srssteported to
be very numerous alnug the Southern
coast. A large humber Of Slarylandcrs
are reported to be IN Virgins. and 5000
are supposed to be NOW enrolled with the
C.,nfederaie forers Gra Gsd~xladcr has
refused to obey the wrii Of halsss corpus
issued 10 the ease u Jahn Merry,ii,an
Of Baltimore eeanty-sad chief Justice
fancy has ordered mn atsachaleet to he is
sued against him. The result ~ill deter
mine how far the laws CT the land are to
respected. when they come in c,saAict with
the views and purposes OF the Federal. ad-
lninisrration.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-30

hroken hosts that. gathering into knots.
.sili disputed. with unparslelled bravery.
the red and rent field
II IA. during this strange fghks tAat
Murat was seen to perform one q 1hoae
desparate deeds for which he MAS = r.
nosnedk Eseitedto the highsss pitch q
$50 " tks BIKE cles that oppusul htn,.
- ss.u,~d endowed wish tsn-foli Aresgfl.
ord 1osked z.orc like ! sspsrLunsn sine
ucnslin9 dswa hslpless n,orAs, tbsn a
ordinary men. Amij ~ rour af sstzllcsy !.
and rsiiling of mssketry. aud falling Of
sahrs Strikes like lightning ab''ut him.
thst loflyE white plume never once went
d.wn. while ever and anon it was seen
glaring through the smoke Of battle, tn.
star at hope tn Napoleon. and showing that
his fright arm' was still upliftcd snd
striking for victory
lie ragged like an Embossed lion anil
the foe; and his eyes. always terrible m
battle. burned with increased lustre, while
his clear and steady voics. heard above
the turmoil Of strife. Was worth more tn ~
= thousand trumpets to cheer on bis fol-
lowers. At length. seeing knot of Rus
sian soldiers that for long Time. had KEEP:
up devonring fire upon hi- men, he
wheclrd his hors- and drove IN full gallop
upon their l..v.lled muskcss A few Of
his guards, that never allowed that white
rlu,ac t. leave their sight. charged after
him. Without waiting to co'lat his foes.
he seized his bride In his teeth and with
his p.ssof in one hand aud bis drawn sword
in the Other burst in headlong fury upon
them, and scattered them as q hnrricance
had swept ~. Murat was thunderbolt
on that Gay. and the deeds that were
wrought by him will furnish themes for
the poet and the painter.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-30
Hotel Keepers License


sSrpsgp0sfGRsSrRDE@As osrt e66Isd&
Th.rms 4 k<..k~r. tlisIvsrw. Nay IA, 500
Same far ,piris.a,s liquors. 500
Henry 'ruhmaa. 'ts.Iifania ma, lss. q 900
same for ,rit,us ii,lnors. s.zl4 8 Ito
Jos',rrh Mlhurn. l'i0s, 1uaaS. TIC, 1900
Same fnr spurious liquors. 500
TLcopho'u, Harrison. t,harlotts Hall.
may 2ni. ata..e .-uf 1000
Charles Me,sy, Head st, Ciemca,s Bay. =,
NAV 2ni. - : 1000
s.raa scr .r'riinaS laao-s, 400
Garner 4 Isa"i. Mi'.-''wn. mav 2nd. coon
same Ersspirii,ai. iiqunrx. $50
leach L Herbert. Head 81. Clements BAY.
may srl. sssi $500
s"nic far sI'irit'n,s .iqnnr. 36u
Charles ]. Vie. Siren ii..lly, may 3rd. 1900
saline ivs .pirit"u. l;qn"rs, 500
Jno. II. l!amn.cts, q Rr,. Cvuterrills
may Bird. 1000
PANE Tor spurious ttquHrs. GOO
j.. n. J"ncs. Clift"', Fitsrv. mar srd, 4UoU
san.e for spurious 'iqnvrs, 500
A. i"nn: & ca. Gardiner. Gr.ve,
insy TIL, am
Edward Fnanan Fric,rIslip. ma, 7,h. l0u0
same yer slhHt"ns iIIn"s. gro
J.. W. b Hufchins. Cla;'ico. may 9th. 1000
Wells 4 Pnsey. Chap.ico, may 9Th, $500
II. T. Spsl!'n'. ks ILL.,. 'nay 9th. 100
same '.r >''i,i liz liquors, goo
jeremiah Arts. Si"iihvillr. may sfh, 25nO
sane E. sliriious liqnnrx. IL 600
J"h" cr"ksI'.nk,. siren !IiIl. raay 9th. 500
sa.n" fnr sriri. "a. liquors. 2D0
Ia! hr Il Bean. ST. I'M :.ss. may 9TH. Ib0o
same Er ,p'risiu> iiq.,rx, $40
2. u Sni,h. ST Ge.syc. Island.
ina, 9th. -aG F s.ss snn
same f'r sliritus iiqu"rs, A. aaazs 400
Z |. Dnrsn'. Lrmar, T,wn. mar st;,. .cEs0
t."iicl. t,.s,..L.svu,i,, Iie.r,, SECURITY. -
may 10th. -... :. ....t' ,ooo
s.In- f'r 'pirtous liqnas. 2e0
r. +. Graves r .rrstville. NAV Ifnb. so0
same far siirit.n< liquors 2ao
VIM. Is. Tucker. Sarsafras 4 Oak,
may IMh. ea INN
same far spirisons liquors. ss0
f.. Leo Sp!ling. Lsuuarri Town, ..-.-
may 10th, - ~, ll-f oooo
.Aise fur spurious liqnors, 400
>. y Alvey & Broshes Mschanioville, -.
may 10th. ,ono
\, F r." sP'1u"ns liquors, 20 =, SOL
Melvin !. He.eoan eAartie.. may. 10Th. 1000
same TOR spfrisons liquors.. ~ so,
j. J. Ail.san. Great Mills. may ie#h, 1000
same Tor spurious liquors, rs Iao
James A. C.rbcrry. White nsius,
msy 10th, -. s as-n.-l ,. 81. ano
same for spiri,ous liquoy. -. !. Is0
Z. ]. Durant for spiritous liquou, ,s.. i. .
may 10Th. o.n
a. A'iler. Leonard Town. may Iorh, asao
Geo. ". Bucklcr. t,skville. 6oo
same for sp;ri'.us .iqu"rr, 200
BY order. t
.% JAS. 7. BLACKSTONE.
.r... ~ Clerk Of the Grau Court
tr Saint aiaryis Co.
May S0th. 1S6l-lm
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-30

fav Parade efths Gflev RiAes-
IN accordance with psrvinus announce
snsnt, the members Of this corps net q
their headquarters. in Leouard Town. -
Monday. the 10Th instant. bat. il epal-
|ssq.sss, = TIE iaAenaasy sfshs ssuiAr
Iosselsasd ~ pou 80 her psrsa- ~
Esil the eollosieg riidsy. On - Day sle
manber. besas 70 a~semAl = an sssly has.r
I'D Il 81 osIoek. he h1nred cs;xu ID. de
tap Of the drum Irrugisf the company into
line. At the calling At the ral forty stwo
suesabers aEsw~red1to their names-lsas-
ing upwards Of twenty On the sbeent
lia. many of whom werr in B.lsimore city
and the residue. being absent on Monday.
Vi have since beea informed. received
no notice al the psapone'nent. After
drilling for sbcus 40 hour ia our viii
lage- eliciting much praise and admiration
from our cisizens--ths eprps mlarchsd to the
Bay and embarked for .'Pauper Hollow
where they spent the day in drilling
target firing ,snd other military exercises
The compsny was handsomely entertained
Ut this place with 6ne Ash aud oyster
dinner. the gallant aud public spirited
proprietor. DR.. WIN. J. Edelen. being
present with ice and other iniispensabl,.s
for such occasions. Tho firing was pro-
nouncrd by the Judges 10 be very fine,
and. after All exciting contest, the prizes.
consisting Of two handsome and elegant
knives, we're awarded TO privstes Yates
and Simms. each winning Ly q small
advantage over several Of his numerous aud
formidable competitors.
AT the conclusion Of she exercises for
the day. and rs tho company were pre-
pairing TO embark. the schooner. Of Capt.
Foxwsll. bound up the Bay. called at the
Hollow. sud ut the invitation Of the
Captain the company took passage with
him for Leonard Town. Upon landing q:
the wharf the company were again form
ed Into line. and after parading for a
short time. through our village. were
dismissed. The Rifles" were much
pleased with the entertainment of the
day anil highly grati6ed with tho kind feeling
exhibited towards them BY our citizens.
We srs requested to make = public ten
der Of their thanks to the several con-
t.;butors to their comfort aud pleasure on
this occasion.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-30

ouuahssz 1ighh Mseline. . i
We havsbssa ssth~;ssd q rsqness :
swelling of the Svsthern Rights Men =
g. Mare eoansy in Leonard Town =
SATURDAY next. shs Let = June, =
2 Sclosk. ?. -. withcnt Distinction Of
party. 10 ssnd thrss delegates 10 the Gen.
krssuisnsI CoavsaeisA. which meets in
uppsr Aarlboro' - Wednesday. The 9Th
of Juns.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-30

Wheat.
W. regret to state that the Ay and
joint worm have made their appearance in
the wheat fields around our village. They
are said TO Le Very numerous and d-stric-
tive. We have not heard whether they have
made their appearance in other sections Of
our county. but it is greatly to be- feared
they have. Tn. eorn crop in the county
IL unusually backward this Spring in CEN
sequence OF the cold wet weather that has
prevailed since il was planted.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-30

Parade.
There will be dress parade of the
''Ril.y Rin~s' on Saturday arxt. LIST Of
June. The attendance VI every member
is solicited.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-05-30

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improved rife barrels. and nearly the
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-07-25

The Garibaldi Guards, and Colonel Benk
or'S lst Rife Regiment, with his batteries, fol-
lowed at several miles distant by the De Kalb
Regiment
When our Ecourer left at 4 l 2 o'clock, it
was in the midst of this excitement Two new
masked batteries had been opened by the Reb
els on the left flank, and that portion of the
division had its lines broken and demanded
immediate reinforcement. The right was in
good order. The battery erected on the hill
side, directly opposite the main battery of the
enemy, was doing good execution, and addi-
tiOnal guns were being mounted. On bis arrival
at Fairfax Court House, he was overtaken by
Government messenger, who reported that
cur army was in full retreat toward Centre
Vile They were followed by less agtated
parties, who stated that the report of the re-
treat was owing to the fact that the alarm
among the teansters had communicated itself
to the volunteers, and even in some instances
to the regulars, aud the lines were broken and
that a retirement of our forces across Bulls
Run was rendered necessary.
The Rhode Island Battery was taken ny
the rebels at the bridge across Bulls Kun,
where the retreat was cut off. Their horses
were all killed.
1t is reported that the Black Horse Cavalry
made an attack on the retreating army, when
the latter turned and fired, killing all but six
of the assauting party.
The list New York Regiment lost about
half their men.
The following Regiments were engaged in
the fight:
The lst, I'd and Sd Connecticut Regiments.
The lst Regiment of Regulars, composed
of the Cd, Sd, and 8th Companies.
Two hundred and fifty Marines.
The Sth and 14th New York Militia.
The lst and I'd Rhode Island.
The list New York.
The I'd New Hampshire.
The 5th Massachusetts.
The lst Minnesota.
The 1st Michigan.
The llth and 38th New York
The I'd, 4th and 5th Maine
The I'd Vermont, besides the several bate
ries.