, 1861-08-29

| ~~"A N4N NOA4 fA2I&LE E<lkOElAl1 uEuYlQG
pr: Russeus account about " Yaa1se Run" i,
! making sensation. Before yours appeared
there Was an attempt at contradictine him
but it Was all guess. Ne felt, and said, thai
ne must be wrong, and as wicked as wrong,
AS good Providence would have it, there was
another Doctor who happened to be returning
that way, and who Was not the one to let John
Bull, even at Bull Run, see any more than his
two eyes could. 1t now appears happy con
| junction Of bodies, and the fat and full denisl
Of the Chicago Doctor is destined to make sad
havoc with the pretty story which the London
Doctor had woven together for an enemys
ears. The correspondent Of the New Yozk
fbt yesterday borrowed my TRIBUNE to make
anote Of it; and look for wide Ran for
the opportnne paper throughout the country.
England viii not believe 1t, Of course, nor
puelish 1t; but who cares Our country
will.
Abont 1 o'clock yesterday morning WAS
awakened by the firing Of volley after volley
Of gune--not cannon-bnt good heavy musk
etry. Opening my window blind, found the
moon was clear and riding high and full
at At. the loon Of night. What . splendid
the firing YVES continued, in the very direction
grand entry, but did not know but thsV
bad really come! But reasoning further on
the matter, and hearing no shouting, and no
hcisemen on the run, concluded it was the
they had loaded for the passage through Bat
tmore-for that they an do yet, believe. So
1t proved; for in the morning, seeing some
new dresses at the National, tonched my
ehaPeau "a ,niaitaire and asked # they were
Just IN; and what regiment? I'VE came last
niphf at I Afrfncf y srSi thn%y v3
Brooklyn Phalanx, about 1900 strong"
"Good for Beeeher,' said I. He has son in
the regiment, o Lieut-C Colonel Of it-aad
body servsnt attends hizn-a keen fellow, who
says NE belongs to religious regiment, and
always holds his eyes, when he passes the col
oEed sisters" I heard Colonel say, Henry
Ward Beeeher ought to command the Pha-
lang himself, as he has military mind, and,
added he, "Ihat man has more mind than any
man living" The same man added that
Beeeher aud Greeley and Wendell Phillips
ought to be put in the fore front Of the battle
and then when they are killed, the country
could get along under Mr. Lincoln's corserva.
tive rule. He WAS one of the Democratic
officers Who thinks Greeley q Co. have
Drought the country to ruin, and the Democ-
racy are going to save it.. But who repealed
the compromised A word to the wise is sui.
dcieut- ~ 0'~A0
lasteyening heard a young man Of rather
Ardent temperament say that he had good evil
dence thai our army here numbers 250O00
men nope the nervous lady he Was talking
to telt better, cTadat Ji4dacus non ego. There
Is, however, gathering, and already gathered
here, an army that would shake the world,
were they a1l disciplined aud in earnest, OnlV
an evening or TWO since, vent to take q
second view Of the beautiful panorama from
@ thaS charming point, the Observatory. As
there with powerful opera glass, worth a
9e7en Telescopes I venture to say that never
aia any ether "opera" reveal 50 much through
that g!ass, as the grand opera which was r.
and military wagons dotted the hills and yal-
4e5s with . oeanty and mulitndinous appear
ance which reminded me OF the words. sand
Balaam lifted up his eyes, and he saw IsraeI
emdlng IN hls tents, sccording to their tribes,
and falling into trance, bnt having fis aves
open, he said: hox cody are thy tents. q
Jacob, and thy tabernaclea, Q Israel; as the
/ valleys are they spread forth, a. gardens hv
the rivers side" Gen. Mcclellan may well
Ieel pride ii having such an army as inhsblt
! Iaese tents; and may pardon me for telling
thus much. Is to their numbers. He will feei
pronder, however, when they win a great VIC
tor}, l am told that some Of these tents are
P!anted by this Generals command in farm
Ct fhe great Corcoraa andEhat, too, after Gen.
eeoft t1;s had ID said be didn't think it best! NC
x.enaa a4sa also ordered more cavalry than Scott
tlsl wrote his resignation sud sent it to ths
PRESIDENT, stating that "he was to hsye com.
mand, as he had to take the responsibility. p
me Ffes1dent did not accept the resigration,
and Corcoran'a farm was occupied, and the
horses are coming by the Thousand. Goodl
Mcclellan is ahead,
Mayor Be1rett's arrest has been the euteripp
Wedge to open new chapter in Washington.
laey have never seen It aftar this fashion be.
lore. women, top-aged 1t that-haye been
walked up to circle Of new society. Il has
made such ftuttering among the secash erin
oline, that enc old lady said In nv hearino
that abe believed that the Almighty would
take sides with the women, and send his arti1.
lely of lightnangs upon US, and eat aud eIaah
Us Ill to pieces.a The cool rema1k Vas made
by yonngster, that the women's tongues had
been the worst artillery our army has had to
contend with. 1t il rumored this morning
that the vile Of Senator lGWin. Of Californis,
has been arrested in New York. Her antece-
dents have been just such as to naturally make
her dang erous woman, If she had the heart
to 1t. The Lightning begins to strike the tall
trees, and l ssy, t'lst her rip" There are still
ladies' here By the hundred who clap their
hauds In glee when nazrating, ss they do with
Rusto, how We got whipped at lie Run"
The arrival of Capt- Porter is announced He
has not come in irone, as 1t Was published he
Vas about to come; but he Is free He il en-
qutrlng for his family, and when told tha: his
son VIVA now prisoner here, he said as pat
rlotic as ,RUtus, that he was in the right
place, Il he had been fighting against our flsg."
But Porter is . Vi-ginian, and " ! fesr the