Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
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Esw OELsAss, July 22.--blspAIehss IFem
RielInond Today, say, reports OF the kll.ei
nnl wounlgd lass night, were 80 unrelia-
ble, ia tie confusion, following tho victory
At Manassas, that no mention ls made OF
,iem-Isar.al oi giving eanseless pain 70
anxious hearts. Gen. BeauEegaFd aud slaa
l are safe. Gen. Jos, H. JoAnson eommsn'
.,ed tho len wing, where the enemy made
their hereesl attack. rhe right was coma
| naandel by oen. Beauresarl. President
| Davis reached the leld at noon hsd io9A
command OF tho een,sr, When tho le'i
WAS mes, savssely pressed, the eenser dis
engaged portion OF the eaomys ioree,
| No rsiiahle reports have heen received, but
aTe henrly expected. II is stated that the
enemy was commanded by Scott Ptiiei-
son, aud Mcdowell. IL is reported that
the latter was severely wounded.
wAsu,SoIos, July 22.--Rhade Island
battery was esptured at Dali Rua bridge,
where the FotI eat WIS ont on. ihc!1 her-
ssS we're all killea.--The 7lst N. Y. resi-
raent lost half their men-aidiiional nnnies
| OF officers OF the federal army killed. Capt,
| Gordon Of MassaoLuse.is, Col. Sloenm Of
tho 22nd, Lieut.. Fowler OF lfIh y. y. resl'
mca,s. Additional woanded, CO.. Temp
kins OF the New York 2nd reslmen', Col.
corceran Of the 69ihNrogimen. Col. CLARK
Of tho Mass. Il,h, and Cap. Ricketts, OF
artillery, Col. Lawrence ofMass. 9TH, Capt.
Ella 0! the list New York, and Maj. Los
cicuy OF the 2ouavcs. The lowcst estimate
of the killed. and woundcd fcderalisis is
| bDOO. There are vague rumers tha, Pat
,crson arrived in tho vicinity OF Manassas
| III ~ ElntClHfl-
Tea. Tho exhausted condition OF his inen
r,nyeu,ed his coming TO McDowells aid
Inrh,g The battle. Ii IL reported that ioOO
fcdcrals sent to Fairfax c. II.
| WAsuIHuroy, July 22.--liousE--Cri,tcn-
den resolutions charging civil war upon
the South passed, vote 10 10 =, Burnett ana
! Reed.
| LouisvIlLg, July 23.-Jno. Thompkins,
formerly OF tie boa,1l of aldermen, while
hrrrahil Z Cor JEFF Davis was ordered to
dc-st h. Gree city watehman. The
aHray resulted Green's shooting Iomp-
kins dead. Corners verdict was "Green
shot Thompkins without canse."
WAsHlSGroN, July 23.--SESATE--Biilt TO
increase the military establishments was
returned from the House. Senate refused
TO concur in the amendments. Message
received from the president, when senate
wcntlinto executive session till 1t adjourned.
! Housg-W right o!icrcl resolution that
the rcversrs at Bull 3 Run in no way I'M
paired the ultimate success OF the iederai
army, etc. II was laid on the table, Gen.
| Mcclellan ia ordered to command OF the
Potomac, and has been sueccde by Gcn.
Roscncrantz. The elcral army will be
| Immediately rcorganzed and increased.
| @ N. Mcdowell is at his headquarters
| Arlington Heights. His division will re-
sumo ,a former position thero. A large
amount of arms, provisions, etc., were
CAPTURED By the coniedcratcs, who pursued
and occupied the positions abandoned by
tho federals rs far as Fairfax courthouse
| The cavalry Of the con.cdcrates was the
terror Of our volunteers, who kept to the
woods 10 avoid their charge.
BALTIMORE, July 23.-Thc 18th New
| York militia have rc-cnlisted for three
wears Gen Banks joins Patterson, who
| is at Harpcr's Ferry awaiting him. There
| is grca. excitement here. The southorncrs
arc ogerjoycd Mt the effortsor their friends ;
TO quiet their drlrium OF joy,it is said that
q considerable military force will be ro-
auired to keep them down. Likencsscs Of
Beaurcgard are selling in the streets A
heavy rain prevents congregation OF the
people. me aelca. OF 'no 'os'.oi.ssS n. 10
attri6u'eu 10 inc ihac''','J VI i..'oH
engage Gen. Johnston atany odds. Thirty
arrests have been made here for attempts
10 nci;e revolt. The N. Y. IIerald's special
dispatch says: the retreat was nothing
more nor less than stampede. The de-
| feat is attributed in great measure to
Patterson tardlhcss. uoy. oprheuc
bravery brought some degree OF order eont
of tho chaos. Gen. Mcdowell displayed
| great bravery, but il was quito unayailing
to arrest the panic. The N. Y. list, l4tb,
2fth and the Maine regiments were moved
down like grass. The list of killoi AMI
wounded embraces large number of sctti-
| GERS. Col. Corcoran is thought to be dead
JEFFERSON CRY, July 23rd.-The conycn-
| ton has organized with sixty-one members
| prcscnt.-Gen, Wilson was elected prcsi-
dcnt.
MEMPHIS, July 20.
Private dispatches received to-day say
the fedcralis,s had 125, ,O)0and col fsicrates
| 5000 in the battle. Ten to twelve thou
sand fca.ra,ists killed, thirty tkcussnd
vounded--,argc number taken prisoners
immense quantity Of provisions, arms,
knapsacks and other articles captured
with ell their batteries and field pieces
| Confederate loss not given, but supposed
tn reach four thousand killed and ten thou
sand woun,led. Southern army now extend
| to Fairfax court house. No indication of
M advance on Washington.
ISpEpEypENcs Mo, July 23.-Santa Fe
date to the 7th. Granville ORGY is u can
didatc for the Confederate Congress in tho
Messilla Valley.
! JEFFERSON Cry, July 23.-Wriyht made
violent southern speech in the State Con-
vention, denouncng the administration as
revolutionary and dcspotic-also denoun-
ccd tho Un on leaders at ST. Louis and The
State Convention appointed to report on
the distracted condition of the State.