The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-23

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regular Co., f haa Ga hogf during which
time thcg uee receiving arTe reiHl0vc
Heui ln ne meantime Col Richard.
liteaag ranoIlFei ne wood
WHSLE we were aeaia thus alyancing we
were mes ulh q Fakug tfa 0Br guns
were again pas in position. and SIC poured
grape ard canister among Tie enemy oil
fhe supply Was exhausted.
sunday.
Washington, july ~
The orlers Is move yesterday evening
Is, O'Clock usrc countermaadrd ti.i early
tits morning. oar troops meaunhilf cH-
Ting road through tile woods ID ORDER to
Sank ihe enemy batteries.
The Secretary Of War has received q
despatch that The fighting wa- renewed a
Bulls Fun ibis morning. Cur troops en-
eaael the enemy with large force, s.
fenced their baueries. ana drove tie scecs-
ioai.i to he Junction
Tic city Is Wild with joy
Firing was heard 10 ibis city to-day
from ne direction Of Bulls Run, from / /
until about o'clock. There was a cessa-
ton till nearly 8, and al O'Clock tti. eve
Ming thc reyerLerati0n q cannon was still
audible
4 gentleman who arrived tonight says
NJ O'Clock this 7. NJ. the "a and 81 New
Jersey regiments were ordered 70 march
forward from Vienna, first sending then
baggage back to Camp Trenton. Other
troops were hurrging forward 70 the scene
Of hosGliiies, and thefe is much military
excitement and hustle in the direction d
the camps.
THE DETAILS OF THE hattie.
The following bulletins we're received
IA official quarters during the progress o.
the battle, from the telegraph station about
I miles from Bulls Run.
Fairfax G. H., July 2lst / 4. NJ
Tn re Is rapid firing from heavy guns and
frequent discharges Of muskctry.
llID 4. II Tie firing is very heavy,
and apparently more on our len wing.
ll.50 :. There is evidently bat
ne towards our lcit, III tic direction o.
Bulls Ran, and little north Ihefring
Is very rapid ana heavy.
/, ~. NJ Heavy guns are heard again,
aud e. lrcuty rccr. The muske,ry ].
heavy and near.
2p I-The mu-kciry is very heavy
aud drawing much nearea. There i ey-
identity movement more to orr left.
2.l5 p. NJ The firing Is little further
III aud apparently in the direction q the
Junction LEES heavy guns and more
light artillery, as near as | can Judge.
ST.. u.--1'hc firing has ceased ten min
utes since.
33Jr.,r-The firing has almos. ceased,
and can only be heard with difficulty.
shall telegraph no more unless there should
be i renewal Of the battle which has been
50 gloriously fought for the stars and
stripes and from all indications here our
troops have AZ least stood their ground.
$50 p 0T.-Our courier has not yet re
turned Quartermastcr Boston, Of tie ID
Michigan regiment, has just passed, and
says that officers, men and citizens at Gem
trcyille say a general engagement Of the
whole line had taken place 3 ~ miles
this side Of Manassas, and that our troops
had driven and forced the sccessionists
lines back 70 Manassas. We expect a
courier now every moment.
Centreyille. z. M.-Gen. Mcdowell
has ordered the reserve now here, under
Col. Miles, to advance to the bridge over
Bells Run, and the Warrenton road.
Having driven the enemy back before
him, Col Miles is now three or four miles
from here, directing operations near Black
burn, Ford.
Fairfax Court House, Id r. N.--Two
Of our couriers have returned, but are un-
able 70 communicate in person with Gen.
McDowall One Of the courers was on
the field Of battle. lie says our troops
have taken three masked batteries, and
forced the enemy to fall back and retire.
He says the battle was general on Bulls
Ran for some distance. One Of the bat
teries taken was in wheat field, and the
other some distance from il, and the third
still further on.
500 +. M.-Another despatch says that
the Federals have won the day. The loss
on both sides is heavy, but tie rout Of the
rebels is complete. The batteries at Bulls
Run are silenecd, and two or three others
taken.
j.4j p N.--The firing has ceased. We
shall send another courier 10 few min
uies. The courier went at ! o'clock, and
viii be back soon.
Washington, July 2l.-Anotber report,
not official, bat from an apparently relia-
Die source, says that the column under
Col. Heintzleman has followed the rebels
TO Manassas Junction, and has opened fire
on their cntrenched camp, and was then
shelling them. The canuouading can &C.