Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
FURTHER PARTICULARs OF THE
OR EAT BATTLE.


WAsHEarON, July %,
The following EOuuned have been
brought into the Hospital at GeOrgstOWn; /;
]. B. Gilman of the MinnesOts 1st Thomas
Dingman Of the % Michigan, Henry MeCul-
lum, Guelbep KoolsOn, ]. Hsmmery, A.
Bugby or Busby, W. Rouse, c. c. DAVIS,
Lieut. A. Merriden Allen, Of the Wisconsin
ID, o. s. Maynard, II. Gunby, C. A. Gar
zen, R. ]. Simpson, William Fuller, A. NJ.
Preston, J.W. Maiden, G. Maynard, ], d.
Bayham, w. s. Lynch, s. NJ. Bond, Harvey
McDaniels, Cornelius Leheyvsn, w, b,
butcher and C. A. Keyes, Of the Wisconsin
I'd Lieutenant Lorain, Of ShermAn's Bat
terry, was painfully wounded in the foot
Most of the wounded are doing we'll
N. L. Phelps, I'd Wisconsin, E. B. SimOnd,
MINI. lst, W. seigley, Michigan lst, Thos.
W. Connins, Wis. I'd, and Thomas cresley,
MINI. % are in the hospital. L
MDNIGHF-Gen. Tyler is in the city
tonight He says he knows nothing
about the federal troops throwing up en-
trenchments at Centreville.
Herald's dispatches:
About 200, 0O0 men have been ordered
here from the different States.
The Governors of the seven States Of New
England and New York responds nObly.
The President and Secretary Seward vis
tied the Notifications on the Virginia side
to-day, and we're received by the gallant
69th with great enthusiasm.
The President asked if they intended 70
enlist They replied yes, if the President
desired. He announced emphRtically that
he did, and wrote them letter compli
menting them on their brave and heroic
conduct, and expressing the hope that the
whole regiment would re- enlist. This was
received with cheers and the determination
was expressed to 90 in for the war, and 10
stand by the Government and flag forever.
The barbarities practiced by the rebels at
the battle of Bulls Run are unparaf eled.
A private of the lst Connecticut regi-
ment found 3 wounded rebel lying in the
sun, carried him gently to a shade and
gave him drink from his canteen. The
rebel revived and deliberately shot his
benefactor.
Another instance whers a number Of our
wounded had been placed together in the
shade, were deliberately fired upon by the
rebel cavaliers. ,-
The Michigan regiments at one time
rebel batteries WhfSh S III had bse6 bl' seTTeara
times unsuccessfully charged by the New
York Fire Zouayes.
They were subjected to terrible tir'
by artillery and rifles. They as well 81
/ the ZouaVes, were without support, ant
after three Intellectual attempts, we're com
PEELED to abandon the effort to take th,
battery. -..--.....-. 81
In this charge Col. Wilcox, who is re
ported wounded and taken prisoner, va
reported killed. - ~,
The total number killed Of the regimen
I is estimated at 40. Il is the general opin
ion Of nearly all the officers, that the los
Of the enemy was nearly twice as large Q
ours.
The Times dispatch says our loss j
killed aud wounded will not exceed Guy
though the missing viii be three times tha
) number. 80. - ..-..--.f.-.--
The surgeon in charge Of the hospital
|, Ceutreyille, states that when he left thel
7 yesterday morning, the rebel pickets Wel
Z within a hundred rods of tho village.
There were l20 men in the hospit
/. when he left. a- sa1isA6
During the fight the rebels carried Anne
ican hags to deceive our men. Rebel sha'
shooters also fired on viyandiers who We
n carrying water to the wounded.
v The rebels also shot at aEbuscad
: bringing off the wounded. They also hr
I point blank at the hospital buildings, a
, it is said by some they fred the building
u Senator Breckinridge visited the RET
prisoners taken st Fairfax and Centrevtl
,s and does not in his interviews with tn
" conceal his sympathies with them and tn
= | ,ausa -as 20 VOC j % Hl.il-fl luCl ef
n Trlbune's dispatch. iasiissll g
Capt. Seymour, of Anderson's comma
in Sumter, was actively engaged yesterI
in disposing the artillery in the defens
works in Virginia to the best advantage.
n Several fresh Regiments were posted
the entrenchments lying on their arms
night bat nothing was seen Of the reb
who have not ventured beyond Oentrey
ha, Il is rumored to- day that the rebels
Ias evacuating Manassas and moving toWa
the Richmond. About noon long train
lg baggage wagons were seen going toWs
mo Manassas from the enemy's lines, show
Of that they we're ct that time preparing
pa a backward movement. M t----s
Ca 4SaH FROM BALTIMOEE. l15'
are bia.5 BALTIMORE, July 2
a The Mass. 9Th ct the Relay House,
raeu1isied