New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28


God III. King Of Kings and Ied Of Lords IN th. glorious VIC.
tory With Which Ho d ManaaS and that
the people Of thess State, invited by approp
s ss on 6S ss1Ss % ~. seSa s 70 et % .
AZ fesOsea That depy dpore the Bees.sy which bsa
noble sons and that we offer % the e.psc'i snie. and
friends and most cordial ympsoe sus Ire
people and viii thee enshne the names OF the ssn' ue'
The and nran, ND ps oc efforts
Ofthe Mayor Of City eRehnOnd make f0I ,hs
wounded and that committee Of member nom es" A'o
be appointed 70 cooperate In the plan. "A. .
Re'oived That Congress DO now adjourn -, cony,.,,
The revolutions unanmousy adopted, ana ooDsie''
adjourned TO meet tomorrow az l2n
II win be observed when MIR. Davis telegraphed to
his wife he spoke of dearly bought victory and Close
pursuit. OF the latter there are evidences; many
troops remained till next morning in Centreve, not
four miles from the scene Of the tight, ana oen; i
Schencks report states he withdrew bis men ID goou
order at bis leisure. II will be seen, too tnat 81
which has been said Of the enemy outankng the red
eissts left il rubbish and that the main con'es was
as stated, the right of the line. Mr. Davis re-
turned by train TO Richmond on the 23d eonquefof'
His conduct is thus described =,
& the S s sS. S% $ The
,orbp topic Of the day The enemy he sad S sos ss os an
.y ss s'sn %.snssn . Sn as IL Ts % o
with plenty Of and and with ambuences nso
5 II Ss aiS S s They a @
them and S Of S in sr ns Of SSy
s.ds6t artillery our They G s,ssns ossSs snareS as I,
Col Csnstcn Among the COn'edoTsis officers killed nn.
Il g.. . .. Ss and co Ss
Col Stevens. Of den. bee, staff; Col oeTen q si,!
Col Nelson Of tie I'd Virginia Regiment. Col Jones' Of ,hS .h
AsOs%1 Col g%Do oo S eS Col %sox Of Mich
gam capsn and three pysie' prisoners win ms p owt
5 as EsSS4t e cS .a f''
The "luxnry Of ambulance ia new and curious
ground of complaint, and suspect there were not
many articles of the kind IN rear of the Conederate
army. Apropos of this subject, must remark that
one cass of officers in the Federal army did their duty
nobly-tbe surgeons remained on the held when oil
others were retiring or had left. One is reported
killed elk are prisoners in the hands OF the enemy en-
gagged in attending the wounded of both tdes-an IN
valuable aid to the scay medical staff OF the Conied-
crates There is no reason 10 believe the treatment OF
wounded or prisoners was what It was reported 70
have been. There may have been somo Isolated ac.s
of atroty in the heat of battle or pursuit. ana " IS
only TOO lkely that a building in which wounded men
were placed was set fire 10 by a sne, but ~ IL only
Justice to the Confederate authorities to say tha hey
seem 10 have done all they could for those who el INTO
their hands Much irritation mas been created by the
fale staemeuts circulated on this subject and the sol
dies on guard over Confederate prisoners here would
not permit them to receive some little llxuries which
had been ordered by sympathzing inhabitants, on the
ground that they did not desel ys hem arer tee treat
mem Given by their friends to the Federaisis And as
! h,ye used tie word synpatLzefs," let me
add the expression of my belief that there ~
scar ely n departmer !. high or low, OF the public
service of the Uni States in which there Il not
"tresson"-l mesI. the aiding and aOetiiDg the
euemy by information and advice. IL Is openly talked
IN sociery-ite work 10 evident on ali sides. went
into the private department OF the Po5t.Oihce tine
other day and fOnnd there gentleman busiy engaged
ia ,crting le,te-s ~ dek. Tue last tne met hlm
aa at dinner with the Commissioners Of the Conled-
crate States at Washington, and i was rather sur
ptised 20 see him now in the sanctum Of the POST
Ohce. within fsw feet Of Mr. Blair Ct The saHgre
azui Of AbolitioHisni. Said he, - am just looking
over the letters here 10 pick out some Tor onr Soulh-
ern friends and forward them TO their owners as
find thcm" and ii the excellent and acute gentleman
did not also forward any little scraps OF news he could
collect am in error. Again, serles on maps pre-
pared with great caro- by Gen. McDoHells stan are
,iyen out 70 be photographed and are so scarce that
superio officers get them. Nevertheless, one
il found in tent of Confederate officer, III the ad.
vance OF Fairfax CourtIouse, which rnnst have been
sept 10 him az soon it was ready 10 Is also as
serted that Gen. BcauregaId knew beforehand Of
Gen. McDowells advance; but the Coniederates left
in such haste that much credence cannot be given 10
tho t.atemen that the enemy were fully informed Of
the fact any considerable length OF tine beforehand.
TIE battle having been duly fought and lost, the
Federaliss are employing their minds TO find out why
!, was fought at all. Tne conyusions into which the
New York press has been thrown by the inquiry re-
aemble those produced on dead frog by tho wire Of
Gslvani "Who cried On TO RichmondI f" "Not
/ 'pou my honor. IL was shouted Out by some one II
nv house, but don't know who. never gave him
authority. i won Z shout anything any more. " W no
urged Gen. Scott TO fight the battle, and never gave
any body any peace TIL he was ordered to DO 1t T.
90 SobotyP' 1T was that other fellow" "Please,
Sir. il wasn't me-" 81 never approved it, "Pll
never say word 20 a soldier again" - Mr. President
knows didn't" Ii Is really most curious study.
begin TO think that tho best possible instructors may
sometimes be IN the wrong at this side Of the Atlantic
TBE TRIBUNE declares that Gen. Scott being absolute
master OF the situation, is responsible for the battle
But TIE Net,- York Tunes gves n statement Of what
took place before the battle at be Generals table,
which, therefore, is probably published with his sanc.
tiou il is impossible TO suppose gentleman would
print It without express permission, from which 1t
would certainly appear that the veteran commander
was not NJ hinted free agent in the matter. Here
" the statement;
"Gsu seea IS shd discussed the whole subject Of this
NJ. bsd d.ne sSd we'll defnsd opinion on every polo.
connected with H. and stated what his Plan woue be for bring
So lnsn obe.t Of The he .ad uag the people
Of the s;., to s' tl The Of the
this be done with The lo.. g0,.ibs s!PsHStu5s Si ne
Dsias can be ho said IN wssoy such way
sss destroy So lives object attained
S,ey arsd Is murdered Hence looked upon s shoopg
e 81 ~ 'ag, sG' AZ d.ses sass N q & 70 on s
tide which did no. contribute to the zcners result so many
The r alter lad been len to him. h. sid he would have
By perfect SSetass Of s,sF sonhsn per on te
on he M,yp for offensive o9eai.ona I'll, siaIoE onh.
shoud have been devoted atics Instruction and with the
h frost Of Autumn be would have taken coums ofe0Oo
wei, scpned troop, down the Mississippi and taken every
importan, point that river, Ncw-Oreens iHeludcd.
j IL could beos done, be sad, with gresor with
css loss Of I and Will s inpoT results ln would
s.eni the marsng Of TO Rchmonc. At eg, points
the liver would probably have been desed and eight battles
would necessary br in o then
could have been made certain orus III, MssSpp and the
Atlantic the Southern States oud have been com
PEELED by the aud incvi.abo pressure eyort. se
oy return TO tie Unou escape the ruin that would speed
iy evorw helm them CIT oIn
The" said he VS. my plsn BIZ. only subordi.
nate tits my usness give dvice when asked sud q obey
o-ers when ey given Itt0U 10 IT, There gentlemen
o ninch ahou- thsn 40 and