New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25

destroyed, snd Washington In the hands of the .,;,
Davis Such were the least IF our disasters.
Yesterday morning broke upon us with the ys-v =.
verse of these stoEes and with the news Of tbs 60
ture of Manassas stated by The Clipper 10 have Coz.
through Gen. Banks. The arrival of ,be = o,,l.-s
a. M. Train from Washington, however, broashl ,.l,
OF horror and woe, WI icb set the town besids i,,,N
by-and-by the telegraph began 20 reveal a sta,. :.
tn'ngs that struck terror into our tlinsknned u.,.
~ snd vet tho Rebels to Dancing FOR Joy and 10 tb.
emng Union men with coming vengeance r.
snree sudden fights 81 The Sun and Ezclaaes "a
.ne hesoqusrters Of rebellion, were PROMPTLY su.y
! ey our Union Police, VINO committed 20 in -.
twenty OF The Sccesh rioters, after sewers ls,s.-
on the part Of some spunkey Uuionists The So
rsin all day and all night, served 10 cool aos,, -.
ardoF Of the Jefites, which wa also prev,.,sa e.
reaching the boiling point by, The instant ,lo.i,,~s
the erog shops But toe vigorous police measure. ..
on foot oy the new authorities hacked as thew w.,.
BY the presence Il some 1900 bsyoasts and The R..
ton Artillery with old COD. M,rrss soluubiaJ. a.
l0iEch morars at the Fort, were the true .orrca a
our escape from outbreak of the rebel mob IT,
state Of feeling In town. yesterday served 70 convince
the Government, tba, in It's draIings with Baltimore
has been too harsh. Indeed, il now ...,. tb,a
had the treatment heroic, is w0ndkavt been ke;
ter for al parties
Gen. Dir, who succeeds Gen. Banks. entered On u,
duties In par yesterday and viii be IN complete con-
uand to-day. Gen. Banks 10 leave this morning
Tor the Shenandoah corps dayH6s with his aids CspL
W1iiana and CAPT. KaT1 IL 4. with uo Ittle rosrss
that the real Unioni.is Il Baltimore part with Gen.
Banks, but they sre compensated by the appointment
Of Gen. Dix, in whom thor have every confidence.
lake Bsnks, he eomes fee fom the ,ramaes Of social
relations to the people Of the town that be can at
impartslly aiaswh solo reference to the pressy
Of the public peace aud Ierpei1y Of the United state.
The Ptnnsyyauia three ye1rs regiments now 2oar.
ing into Baltimore alno,i every Blk hours, are stored
here to take the place Of ,be tree month";. men VIA.
times sre now out. The force TO be stationed hero |,
to he increased TO 10000 men. and the most rigorous
treatment oi Secession will be pursued wherever apl
whenever !, shall dare 10 raise its MediSs hesd Tia
Rebel Legislature will not be permitted 70 Soaysn.
again, TO hatch treason and poison the public mini
TO traitors already Gagged and 10 be esged, viii B.
made such examples Of VIII forever prevent rsps.
luton Of the rebellion Tie tine is now como for ~
ton. TIE rebellion IL to be dali with, OF lAs, Us "A
absolute htct, and no, as myth.
The unwise policy Of cal ing oat three months ga
II now seen and realized. Their times ara expiring
just they wanted ard they lave been - poony
and ineAiciently o6icered, sad sasmesuy =, asd
by the States that furnished thom they will nearly
all return home. A blunder ia worse tran q cr.n..
said Taoyrand; II 30, then the Government hs ben
guilty Of grest many crimes for its Of policy
has been almos! one continued seres Of military s1d
other biunders Jurt in the very nick Of time Tia
every bayonet is needed 10 countsract the sbansli
roYe,se at Manassas, we zee regiment after gsea
setting It's faces homewsrd, bringing with i re
disastrous news OF The panic thai sent 5000 bays
soldiers reolipg back to the bresstworks Of Arngcc
Hights, and bearing in the pesons Of the them.
selves evidences Of the criminal condnct Of the con-
tractors who fitted them OCT only 80 days $40. WY
wss not all ths foreseep m the begiuningf.
The Rebels Of this town are talking very Ladly Il
rescung Kane the three ex-Pol;ce Commissioner ard
the French dy, Tbonss, from the iron grasp VI Col.
Morris At For Meiienry. Tbey hal relied on Jcegs
Taney and the DistrictAttorSey TO get them oct %
bail, and hence rhs haste in 6noing indictments thai
will not hold water. But being foiied in this scheme,
they are contemplating rescue. Col. Monis is asJ
for them ~ any a>.s H-.. a. s.a "a 30 ,4-y ~ I'd
typhus fever, bat they whO know hin laugh a. ne
news, and say he Ia Only shsmnans. II he can ssod
70 sham, Col Morris cannot.
Mr.. blanchard, one q The members Of Nh Gig
Council has reported upon Mayor Browns rehollgs
message; ndorpss sl the Mayor says and roAr nOa
6ercey against tbs Governmeo for preveutpea recsd
rebellion in Baltimore, by breaking up ksne's Besa
traitors. This was expecied-so nobody a dap
pointed m Mr. Blanchard. Bustbe fun Of the ihusa
he appeals 20 the very Government he " M epsm'd
for the restoration Of tie totss q~o' VIVA, ,aess
brsss these seceshers baysl
And row q word or Two on MoDoyefs rPIl-s y
rather psnc. Notwithstanding sbe very high oq,nH
that the Gonersl-iu-C Chief bad Of Gen. Mellow ns
resul shows that he wa not the FOR leading GO,
an army AZ wa placed under bis command to visSJ.
have no Dc sire TO dstIactone ioa from his rcai m
but tbe event proves hsi be il not endowed win ea
military genius that displays tscf in precisely ncs
circumstances ~ tbose that crossed his path, aud
bes the trne general 10 overcome tbon. The -
eaor 70 shield him from tho responsibility % ets'
Tysrs reconnaissance in hee Of The Bells Run bstrr
sat Friday, was BY no means favorable iDdicsriEd
bis geDeralship, for Ii il VIA no, bis act he set
Ia We instantly punished Tyler by removing hiIn. Ts
he had incompetent generals under him no man "a
doubt. bul they do 10, excuse bis own want - Id
Ear. ee Jug and vigorous genenlship which makesV
bpr such ,e6cienees. The body lacked head Or a.
cifnt power 10 diroci IT, movements successfully.
But che greatest blunier was permitting Colsss' |
men and cher ciyilaas 10 accompany the srmy 4
wss quite equal 70 the olaer'cue, q all0wirg -
wagons TO get between bic columns. Tesmsers ID |
civilians REPORTERS for the pres lwrysezcePi'd ca
the very material for a panic When Gen. Mcp1ssl
found himself thus encountered he should have nh't
~ usuag.td Cor allowing ANY Iouofes-fanr % ~ Il
an to pas she lines, ether than the Pres--sans y
simply putting iheu under guard and sending the -
70 Arlington, before he moved 3 single s'ep. hmh
These blunder, lhe rstreat would have been aa's
good order, ARD he Bulls Run battery might ha,o 80