Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


| Washington, July %, 1 a. m-The latest
/ accounts from Manassas show that III, num-
| Der Of our killed Is much less than at first
supposed. Official lists are preparing as rap
/ idly as possible.
| Col Nlarston, of the ID New Hampshire
regiment, member of Congress, lost an arm.
Col. Lamar as slightly wounded
/ Gov. Sprague. of Rhode Island, was In the
| thlckest Of the battle
! The regiments which have suffered most
are the Fire Zauaves and 69th of New York.
/ the Connecticut LIST and the Massachusetts
| lst and llth.
A great many members of Congress and
civilians We're on the battle field. and their
| flight added to the confusion
The number of our troops actually engaged
in tie contest did not exceed 20 600
MaJor Harris left with flag of truce to. day
TO recov"r 9 body of Col. Cameron of the
18th.
'fhe Assistant Surgeon at Centrevllle Hos
pltal says that the kllle,i aud wounded will
not exceed SIX hundred
Centreville was occupied last night by the
Virginia cavalry, and the scouts stretched to
Fairfax They were very induStriously en-
gaaed III picking up knapsacks canteens. etc,
on the road. No prospect of the traitors ad-
vancIng
The Government is hourly receiving offers
OF regiments, which accepted. The mis-
fortune of Sunday night has had no disheart-
enIng effects.
Eighteen cannon were lost in the retreat
Capt. Gore, of Hartford shot an Alabama
Colonel and captured five rebels.
a private dispatch to New York saws the
list regiment had seventy five killed, one
hundred wounded, and two hundred taken
prisoners.
Washington, July 23-evening.-It is now
we'll asceraiued that the killed will fall short
of one thousand.
The rebels did not follow our retreating
forces after they passed Bull, Run.
Col. K. II. EIn>teIn. OF the Pennsylvania
10Th, Germany returned to the battle field
about IL o'clock Sunday night and brought
off SIX pieces of artillery. which he deliver
ed TO the commanding officers on the 20 omac
| yesterday evening. He reports that the field
was clear, and not an enemy IN sight.
! The President and the Secretary of W ar
| are vigorously at wo. recognizing Il pow
erful army Within the last six hours over
| 5000 fresh men, with a number of batteries
| of artillery, have been accepted
A number of regiments have arrived, and
! every dav Will now bring immense reinforce
meuts to the National capital.
Ten new regiments viii be in Baltimore
! this evening
The response from every quarter has been
most gratifying and truly patriotic.
Washington, July 23.-Capt. Tyler had a
letter TINS morning from Capt. Ganson, of the
Franklin Brigade. dated Centrevile asking
for horse fodder, from which it appears that
our troops are still there.
Washington, July %, midnight priS-
oners were brought IN to-day. They were
Georgians and South CaroiinIans.
Gen. Mcclellan is expected here tomorrow
Balls found on the battle field show that
| the rebel arms are of English manufacture.
Some of the light batteries and single
/ pieces Of cannon, before reported ost. are
being sent Ia among them. the rifed thirty
two Founders left on the Id
The entire loss IN killed, wounded and
missing. in The Ohio lst and ID regiments, Is
reported at forty.
Washington, July 23.-The utmost excite
ment continues to exist ~ Alexandria. The
citizens anticipate an advance Of the rebels
within torty-elght hours.
But fifty of Capt. Levredge's Fire Zouayes,
Co L. out Of ninety seven, have returned.
/ II Is asserted that there are 10 Federal
troops ut or south at Fairfax Court House.
~. Louis, July 23.-Advlces from northern
Missouri are 70 the effect that a body of Oh.
! Smith ; Missouri Iuuaves went uuton Sunday
| morning To DauvIIle and arrested four men
/ known To have been engaged IN the late
hanging of Col Sharpe and Lieut.. Jaeger.
! ihtI took them to the outskirts OF the town,
and there Shot them. One Of them. Robert
/ Terrell. was a LAWYER, and formerly editor of
/ the Danvlle lie, did Two men concerned in
the same Outrage We're shot near Mexico,
IN Audran county, by a company Of cavalry
under Capt. Smith. -Four or tive others of
the same gang escaped on Horseback. One OF
| those shot was the Captain of company of
rebels at Mexico, named Mouitre.
Fully 1000 troops are now stationed nj dit
| fercut points on the line OF the Northern
! Missouri Rail Road
! IL is reported that large body of rebels
from south eastern Missouri are marching on
! Pilot Knob. the southern terminus of the
! Iron Mountain Rail Road. and that Col mel
! Bland, stationed at that point, has sent for
| remtorcements.
| d troit. July 23.-A private dispatch.
/ celved here this afternoon from Manassas VIA
/ Richmond, says that Col. Wilcox, commander
OF the 2d brigade, 3rd division, Is a prisoner
al Manassas, 81 Chilly wounded.
Effect of :he Ne VS. a BaltiIa ore.
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