The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-03
= -, IJUNE, ,j;l.j iSil ], 1885, Ss9'''


rne AAmiGtration and the war.
f,.o. n. w.shnston Corresp6ndence cfths fhsadel-
~ q 30 phts Pses6, v -davJat!sM es1yttK'
c.nnot lesru that there, is the slightcat disA'
~,eemept IN sths Cabinet at the present time
Th.-. 4 certainly no d,spositon TO fetter Il, or
- r.r.ivze Gen Scdst HI his opera stionsa The
cl..nor 81 the New York politicians and spccu.
S.,s-s. d.m.na;6r n. charge OF the Cab net, be,
/ go ~, .rmy 1nder their disastrous advice,
-. dr;ven nnnre red into an attack upon the
al; fs;c.t;ona 81 tfI enemy. IN truth 1othing
rs, ,h.,s ~ ssssu b ,nois the ilDustross Lieua
General. :, because no, step was taken by
The pres;dent Or the Secretary ofWar without
hsy;no fr.t received Tie idll approval of that
n,.,.se csn..;n The ery that regiments were
reSrsed vheo offered fron, ,diff;.reus parts of the
country, amounts simply 70 this, that Gen. Scots.
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ss.l. s., ne sAiu Una! pur o'oops "elu '.eH own
hsr, hu, ,hsv Iactsa s,sod;,,es. in tsIi;ng hacL
Dr.. Russell saw the rebel cavalry as they
| emeged from the woods ard remarked to Capt.
Deliver that they numbered about thousand,
and Capt. ,Dolliver himself says that he thinks
that Dr.. Russell was about right in his estimate.
A very small force Of 81 even infantry property
posted, could have driven them off the 6eld
but that force was n9t at hand. They charged
among the teamsters4 and created n manic.
which was more destructive than their swords,
Captain Dolliyer remarked to Dr. Russell that
he thought the troops from the front as they
came up, would stop the retreat at certain
poin. but the Doctor said. No. they, are all
more or less infected it ia p,infuI-yery pajnIul:
SO we must look out 10 make good our own re-
treat" sstf+'ss3 Goa 5Faa : 3s'7A y rtdE
CAPTAIN Doll yer and DR.. Russell retreated in
comp,ny until all danoer from the victorious
rebels was past.
Captain Dolliyer saws that the men suffered
much from want OF water, and that they had
heen manfred with the hone of Cen RutIer hear
inc down unon ore flank and General Patterson
upn the other. while thew. drove in the centre.
They fought coi,fdent that victory was within
their grasp. and knew not the disaster in the
rear upt,l too late II, retrieve, t-TB,stop Yrav
eler. 25th,
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Mcclellan i,l Philadelphia. =
JCorrespoEdence Of the New York Hersld.l
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con 90, n uoc,.,,.n r>,,,,mana.a; I", IS .ho
G..nJ Arn,, of ,he rnto,n.c iof, Rsra,,, W..
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g. ,,,;,a, ,n hors.,,..r - .,.,,nr ,nh.ro (.
.o,,l tho .ars TO- wI,.a,;n" H.. ,,o ;n;nad ~ -,
H., r,soa ~ -, Vi; LII ,'., va. Jo.u AZ
to Pr, .huro raach;,.a tbiS ,i,v :, d,v =, ,brss
o,locs % 'H6fSSi>>' ''' 'N
IN h;s arr;va, az p;,tsh,,o,, be w.s ,ece;ved
v;,b ,h. ar..,os, sc,a, b., ,,,9 ,ao,la H. ,..s
onndna,.5 80 ,,,s M"ron,.h' III H. ~ ;,,,-a
drcea 10 ,b,. nnhl;c nv Ina,re Shsnnon who
welcom,d him Win dsafen;n,, shontsi and ,be
greatest en,busi ,sm ,,revs;lpl for the time -
| He replied to this a.fteyins recen,ion nv a few
| well chosen remarks The ,n;litary 6rensp aud
cirizens turned out % meet him. and sevsral sa.
lutes were fred in his hooor - - 70
- Iptel,ipenee Of his ar,iv,I had been nl,coded
GYlWN
Market and Chesnut streets to see the y.unr he.
:, Abnnt thu, ,ii,ne ,ba n,.ws of IN. oraaf .c-
ciient on the For, wayne and Chicago r ilroad
arrived andsit w,sf.ared nv manv that Gen
! MeClell an had been killed n ppiy. however.
| The ar,iys, of the train with the fayo,ite on
| board dispel.ed ail such fears. and the cars,
which are pule,, by horses from the S,.buylkill
Into toen. were surrounded nv . Wild moi.
cheering. Yelling. and cliu,bin. on the Mat.
forms. A carriage guarded by policemen was
waiting al the DEPOT On Eleventh street. and
Gen. Mcclellan being re ecti y, d in the car by the
Mayor, was usher,d through the depot and into
thu carriage. The crowd behaved very dis.
cmr.eousiy. insisting OF. sinking hands with the
| Colonel and bapil;I., 10th him and the Mayor
| in the roughest manner, gsa 4 -.
A Regiment OF the Reserve Grays. under Gel.
Elimaker, escorted the carriage, and General
Mcclellan was obliged to stand over the whole
route, and bow, hat III hand, to thousands of ia.
ceS ana salutatllNS.. ftats4 t5.t i4.E t@tl f4iij
I ne passed ms poynoodi IN Ph'iadeiphia, and
me psope we're aisposea 70 lay the wnoie mer-
" VI n!s career 10 t!at idct' instead OF greet