The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24
T~ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches

fuTther from soc scene al Conflict
Wounded tn the Hospitai-The
Retreat Conducted I'm Good Or
Der "a Rebel Troop
Cause of the 4 anIc-More OF the
Partic ofthc Fed
eral Troops.
W~AsHISoroS. Jul 22-ArnOng the sound
ed now in the Washington Inhrnary. are
Sergeant Nicklin n the lst Inn. regiment,
John Morrison 81 Clio: A " Soos.. 2i Wis
=. Warner. 2nd L.. 1T Mach II v. Cook.
LIT Ohio: jos CD nan. "a Ohio. Col. Slo.
cum. y. y. 2Tth. > u11ei. and not kiiiel as
reported.
The Agen, OF the Associated Press. fur
nishes the following
The retreat OF our troops 10 CsnIreville
VS. successfully accomplished by : o'clock
last evening The regiments are regtining
the positions ~eyscrsteI in the morning
Tho-e that succeeded Ia reaching Centreyille
had four hours a. stop the reserve force un-
der Col Mics. beng posted beyond Centre
vile
A. one C'4.oek IN tie morning. the retreat
from that point commenced. aud vas main
tanned in good order "a Arlington Heights
and Alexandra.
The srmy sn it, retreat ieit behind A large
hmlllt o. IEcNi-fOD% Y tNon "
About forty army wagons fell into tho pos.
se--ion OF the rebels.
As fast IA our taoOps Ietreatei. their posi-
ions were occupied by the rebels. till after
Fairfax Court House was passed. after which
the pursuit VAS not continued.
In MANY instances. the teams,ers unhiich
ei the horses and sbsrdDnel the wagons
when there Was not the slightest necessity.
The rebel cavalry Was the terror ofthe
volunteers. who were compelled - keeb the
woods 70 avoid benz chlrged by them.
The Hersld's dispatch ssys the rebels out
numbered us three II one
After the battle had been Won by ". fresh
rebel troors we're substituted FOR those who
we're beaien The commotion OF our artili-
lery which had been extended IN the contes,
As the ca ssons were rushing az full speed 20
the rear for a new supply Of ammunition. tue
movement was construed b. the teamsters
and civilians there into a retreat. and a panic
occurred.
They ran for their horses, and without
waiting 10 ascertain the facts. theS cut the
traces of the wagon horses. and commenced
. prec;pitsie retreat The CONSERVATION thus
created. VS. communicates 10 the soldiers in
the resr OF tho column AZ the very moment
when = charge Of fresh cavalry from Ma
nsssas Junction ~as made upon them. IL
Wa no more or less than a stampede. The
enemy we're themselves unaware ofu.
The result j.. in u gre me isure attribu-
ted 70 the tsrdiness % Gen. Patterson
Coy. Sorague's bravery during the whole
iay. challenged universal admiration. and
aided or Mr. Gaston. Paymsster CT the lidl
Y \. regiment. re succeeded in bringing
some degree OF order oet OF his chaos The
brave Rhode Islanders were tcrtaed in the
rear to be ready to oppose The advance OF
The puisIers-
The n1mber Of killed and wounied has
been greatly exaggerated Gen. Mcdowell
behaved with tbs grerrest bravery. but this
Wa unayaling. % arrest 4 panic IN the rear.
The Fire Zouaves fought like devils.
The New York Tiss. l4th and 9th. the
Minnesota and Maine Regiments won the
praise Of all. They were moved down Ike
grass by the batteries on which they advanc
Cd.
The Tag Of the Minnesota Regiment Wa
completely riddiod.
Col. Wilcox Of the iss Michigan Regiment
va wounded and t-ken prisoner
Col. Wood q the New York iith ~As
wounded and taken prisoner.
The following = 4 list OF the wounded
brought lrom the battle field AZ Bulls Run
20 the Government Hospital up % : ? n this
evening.
Second Wisconsin Regiment, comYans 4,
Wm. :. Lunch: company <. Jas. A. Bugbe,
". Rouse, Henry Daniel. Henry r. : Me
Collum compai ' ID. s smuel Bond company
h. CornelioG- Sehrieter: company C.. Cor
poral c. c. Dow, L;ou'snant A. \ Aededith
81 Union Regiment { npaBy Il, john Jud-
kin. severely. II Nlcli-sn Regiment. Ho-
ace kingmln.
The nov estimated killed On our side
amount 70 betw cen three and five hundred
Capt. I. II. Tillin hast, assistant Quarter
Mister United States Army. = reported
dead.
Capt. Ayres. ynisal States Army. IS no
taken pris ner or HI CT a. reported.
The whole Of Slefm1n's btttery isseie.
Colonel B eckner commanding a brigade
pickci up ths remnant Of BGrnside's q r. !
regimen. ~h'ck hal been LETT heh.nd sn'
brought them IN.
Hon. 4. B. En- - the Rochester disiric
and a companion are mssing.
Capt. Griffin lost 30 of tho horses ia hi
battery, but broaces sway one gun
Col. Corcoran the 18th y. \. regiment
and C,pt. EIvArl a Wilde. Co \ it Nss
volunteers re Lisslng. Il i feared tbs
Col. Corcoosan is dead.
The New York 18th Enlisted go
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