New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07


consigned to the am,s than tina 1t should pass
through Northern hands. Tis too, IL the on, bange-
able resolve Of the people of the South. The Euro
pean nations who will need the great Southern staI lie
know, therefore, what they have expect, aud may
govern then selves accordingly. And may ask, In
conclusion whether there exist the smallest chance
If conQuering people who ready at any time TO
mmole their most valued possessions, II the sacrifice
can benefit the Sonth, or inJure the Nor.h T. me
Bulletin makes she suggestion that there should be
military organization in our common schools.
FEARFUL Loss OF GEORGIA REGIMENT AT Stone
BRIDGE.
The atlanta (Gal Chronicle and Sentinel OF the
Both of July, contains letter from Manassas, Which
says: o,
70 There stood 600 men opposed to near 10 900, who
poured a murderous fire upon US, concentrated, wen
armed, and continuous. Ii was whlrl"ind Oh oui'
let's Our men fell constantly. The deadly misslves
rat,led like hal among the boughs and trees never
veterans fought coolly the whole regiment
Not a man fiinched.
"Carefuly loading each one took special aim, fred
and composedly repeated the again. AdJutant
Branch was amost shot Immediately, and Col. GARD
wounded, and Col Bartow's horse shot undsr him
soon after. The ground was in few minutes covered
paved with the dead and wounded After seven or
eight voeys fired by us, it became necessary to
retire."
MAJOR WHEAT NOT KILLED.
Major Wheat, who distinguished himself IN the late
Mexican war; aud who fresh laurels In Nicaragua,
and under Garrbalii in the struggle for Italian moe
Oh Sunday. the Olaf of July at Manassas.
The ball entered the lett eide and passed through his
body. Notwithstanding the severity Of the wound,
the Major Is slowly but surely recovering. 1t may
CRAFTY hs friends to know THE we'll the fact
That the ball was received while leading and cheering
Oh his men in the oren charge.
Ex-PREsIDENT TYLER.
ExPresident Tyler (sletnber Of Congress-, has been
detained ut his estate in Charles City County, by ILL
ness We are glad to hear however, that he is cou-
y.I. dalf In he'd VIII n he
read TO bin OF the grious victory achieved by our
troops on tie field of Manassas he called Tor Cham-
payne, and made his family and friends drink the
health Of our Generals.
TIRE TROPHIES.
In addition TO the 900 stand of arns 40 OOO hand
cuffs four wagon loads Of horsemans pistols, &c. our
galanr and victorious army captured large number
Of boxes, &c, belonging TO General Scott ana oher
"grand army" officers, and all marked as destined 10
Richmond" =.
MANY of the boxes were filled with sauces, sardines
preserved meats, peach preserves, olives, &c. Oar
army is said to have captured provisions enough 70 last
twelve months.
Some Of the Yankees cay the handouts were intended
for the negroes which they expected To capture.
believed however, that they were intended to be USED
In man acling the Hnbs Of southern citizens
The number opposed is ali Imagination. The fact
was Regiment vs.. Regiment protecting battery Of
artillery.
There are said to be geo sick and wounded soldiers
at Charlottesville, Va including many from the cd
eral army.
BOTHER WOUNDED.
The NOTfjK Argus says that Hon. Alex. boteier
In the battle at Manassas, and among the wounded
SIX HUNDRED KILLED.
TIE PicayuHe of July q, publishes letter from
Manassas dated July 80 which contains The following
Important admission: From a very accurate report,
iut III ICED in NY possession would appear that our
lss ia killed on the field Only between 500 and
60 This isl great loss it Is true for they were ,he
bravest Of the army, and from the splendor with wih
they charged the beet targets Of the enemy. Oui
wounded will number beiween ? OO) and 3,OOO. Very
many of them are only slightly hurt IN the hand, foot
arm, &C.
THE ARMY IN THE NORTHWEST.
The army Of the North West, under Gen. Loring
now organized and being strengthened at Monterey
will suon be in condition 10 take the offensive he
endorsements in considerable numbers have gote Tor
ward and the Loot ordnance and camp equpage have
been replaced.
bearer If dispatches from the Kanawha Valley
arrived at Richmond on Tuesday, and reported that
Gen. Wise had evacuated Charleston six boars in al
vance Of its occupation by Gen. Cox who had between
fifteen and twenty thousand troops.
Should the enemy pursne Gen. Wse IN the oirecton
Of Lewisburg which Is not likely he viii meet his re-
enforcement in two reglmentso Gen. Floyd's Brigade,
under command Of Colr Heath aud Reynolds.
There forces had reached Cow lgtOn several days
since and by thu time a. the Sweet Springs,
where they have been directed 10 rendezvous and re-
main for the present.
THE REBEL KILLFk AND WOUNDED.
We begin to get reports and details from the south
The Rakeigh RfPstT Buns up the North carolina OH
Regiment, Col. Fisher, as follows:
Killed ................ Is Slightly wounded.....''..' ~
Severely wounded .......... Isl 60
Total. %
number of others received slight injuries, not worth
mentioning in this report
FROM A SOUTHERN MERCHANT ABROAD.
Correspondence OF the Atlanta (Ga) lntellgeueer 49,
We call attention 10 the following letter. We ~ K
our public men TO read this letter, and then say
whether 500 ruch men, each located IN some town 10
Europe, would not aid our causel We say TO Con
Qress Throw open our ports ard let our iree-rade
PROCLAMATION be lie grand echo in Europe OF the bat
tie Of Manassas. Send forward our commercial repre-
LONDON June o. 1861.
In LIVERPOOL and Manchester have had opportunity
of doing much good. Their interest co.npels them 10
give us much sympathy. They don't Ike the negro,
but they do like the cottcn and their Spnners Con
yeniion held two weeks SINCE proved most coneiH'
siyey their dependence upon Va Tor that artee' FROM
no otLer source can they get the same quaiy or az
tho same price. 10 was interesting totee 10" ,
they were when assured them the South WouiJ "o
roitivey attain her independence In tbs struggle
Told them the North sanguine, but u was lsn0rt
of the power # the South. Whereas, had seen oo'n
sections, and could speak positively.
The stock Of cotton on hand IN Liverpool IS auous
C00 600 bales this will 10 worked up by the Lust OF
Jnnnary next even If the mills run at short uGie'
Ard thsn what are they TO do Engisbmen say,
You think YOU viii compel us TO interfere III YOU
ouarrei| Ireply, "No, we dont wish to compel
yon 70 do anyihing; We don't ike the term oar cot
ton viii be with ySq e haze sJ IT, b sn Soe Ge
o vn1 sNa not have it; now, what say you
1Ss TepIy ~ Lancashire Manchester will have IT,
raOorIleas Of the North. In my opinion we 40 NOT
settle the s IN EGyya SSd l % do It for
ha'. M more doubt that TINS viii be The result
- nat N, ~ q NV existence Ii we could only gain
sraa, victory we would be recognized at once. My
prayer is that soldiers may DC spared Tue e'S
Since my arrival in London, have seen Mr.; Mann