Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

a DAYS LATTER,
Rurlher OF The flshI aI pulIs Run.

a DAYS hATmR,
Farther OF the Fight aI Buiis Run.
In tie hsht at Butts Greek, on Thursday, I
aeeoriing 10 private kilograms received in
hemPh's nr0m Richmond, about 1000 fed |
eralisss under Gen, Tyler we're opposed 10
300 sou'heTReFs under Gen, BeauTegsTd,
TIE lines OF battle ~ one time extended
over i've or s!H miles in length, The two
armies are within sight Of cath other, The
fedeTalists will probably advance before
Monday and very heavy battle is sntiei-
pated d-LiIs Resk True DfHssrst 2ik,
RICHMOND, July 2O.-Spreeial dispalh 10
Memphis Argus.-Ihe Federal loss At Man
Assas Bulls Rum 10 estimated a. 800, A
special dispatch received here says l,OOo.-
Palls rson Is reported as having crossed the
Potomac 10 form junction with Mcdowell.
Southern loss killed, wounded And missing
is li0.
special 10 the New Orleans Pisayune.
MASAssAs, July lg.-lhe great fight yes
terday lasted hye hours. The enemy was
repuised three times, and finally retTeated,
fearfully disseminated, with an estimated
loss Of 800 men. We took q large quantity
Of arms. Our whole army behaved brilliant
ly, aud eneAmped on the battlefield. The
Washington Artillery did splendid service
in the battle. They sileneed shermans bat
terry. They had seven pieces OF cannon,
while Sherman had thirleeni but our boys
proved their superiority by firing two shots
TO the encmy's one.
MANASSAS, July l9.-I have just returned
from the battle field, which is strewn with
the dead, muskeis, soldiers caps and bag
gage. 500 loaded muskeis were taken and
l nfa Tho aN
ged all day to-day burying their dead. Ma
ny still are lying on the ground. Enemys
loss now estimated at 1000. The carnage
was fearful. The enemy twice asked per-
mission to-day 10 take their dead OF the field.
Tho list of our infantry engaged were Col.
HAYS Seventh Louisiana Regiment, regi-
ments Of Virginians, two Of Mississippians,
and two Of Alabamians. All behaved most
! gallanily. The enemy are not visible. to-
night. The Confederate army is in posses
sion Of and cncampcd on the battlefield
Gen. Bcauregard says the Washington Ar
tillery if not surpassed by voieransl
RIcnxoyD, July l9-An official account
of the battle of Bull Run was received at the
War Department at noon to-day. This re-
por, states that the Confederate loss amount
cd TO 80 killed and wounded. The loss of
the enemy was over 500. The Fcderals did
not make their appearance this morning.
Northern Account OF The Fight,
WASHINGTON, July lS.-Full particulars
from Bull Creek state that three companies
in crossing y ravinc, received raking fire,
killing n number, but they stood their
ground, covering q retreat. brass can
non and Shermans battery, the horses Of
which were disabled with four regiments
supported by cavalry, Joined in the battle.
The Southcrners used their guns well. The
Federalists, in again advancing encounter
cd a raking fire. The Fcdcrals guns were
put in position, and poured grape and can
mister into the Southerners till the ammuni-
ton was exhausted. Several Federal guns
were disabled. The total loss Of the Fede-
ralists is estimated Mt 40 killed. Gen. Tyler
ordered the Federalists to fall back on Will
cox. A division has been ordered to ut.
tempt to out-hank the Bull Creek batteries.
A dispatch veceived at the War Department
to-day says. that the fighting is still going
on at Bull Brock.
From tho Little Rock True Democrat-E1tra.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Patterson divi.
sion is moving on Winchester slowly and
cautiously. Banks supercelcs Patterson.
Dix supercedes Banks. We have intelli-
gcnce from Balls Run to o'clock last eve
ming, and from Fairfax to o'clock this
morning. Fighting has not peen renewed,
except by pickcts, who are very close toge-
ther The armies are only mile apart. Fed
cralisls made n general reconnaissance yes
: terday, but no noteworthy discoveries were
made. Largest house in Cehtrevilie burned
down.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 2O.-A Confede-
: rate scouting party surprised three Fede-
rails and killed them.
LOUISVILLE, July 20.-Gcn. Buckner, Col
Hunt and several other officers Of the State
, Guard have resigned. Collector Cotton re-
fuses to issue permits TO ship goods to Rus.
sellville or Bowling Green. Trunks Of cit
: liens of kentucky travelling from here to
their homes near Tennessee are examined
:: After to-day but one train leaves daily at
8 o'clock p. N.
CINCINNATI, July 20.-There are 5000
Confederates at Romney. Mcclellan returns
to Cincinnati to see his family.
ANOTHER HT-GLORIOUS VICTORY
1000 Federals and 5000 COnfederates
3 Killed.
RICHMOND, July 81, 8 P. MA fight com
!, menced near Manassas at o'clock this
! morning. 1t became general about II o.
clock-continucd until about o'clock this
' evening when the fedcraliats retired leav'
ing us in possession ofthe field. sherman
battery was taken. The battle was terrible,
with great slaughter on both sides. Private
dispatches to gentlemen in this city. state
that 1000 federalists and 8, 900 confederates
0 were killed. Beauregard had his horse
= shot from under him, and one of the COM
: manders of the Washington Artillery was
killed early in the fight. Private message
) saws: In the battle at Bull Run, 900 of the
enemy were killed and wounded, and sixty
of our men. Private dispatch to N. o. Del
: ia, which is not yet published, says, Gen.
Beauregard had his horse shot from under
him while leading Hampton lagion. Gen.
johnson seized the colors Of wavering reg
! iment and rallied it. 1t is reported that
G,n Mcdowell is mortally wornded.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.--Brig. Gen. H.