New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
TIE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
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wagons hesvliv isesD win Con'n'se"'! 81
termastsrs str e. being almost the e''''o ''"''s "
BANK, Slgel, s.d M~Do~elIr eorps' sa' "'o -'o''
Lorres aud 3 go head IL cattle. iNF'usn 's ""
Ur,ng energy, remarkable in orc Sno "ao o"' '"o
hour before isen from sck be" tnH 'fs"s no'feS,
and cattle were, h, daylight, remover 10 p'sce o'
s@ety. Taus aud cattle, are row lnder
the rsste, tiou If 4 forte ar una Aiex"nd'n
Gen voC lellau in pers'n com me"te' Co. P"sn,
hast ,v,;ing tor bavIng saved ~ re "inonh' "i
proe%-, But 10 reUri 10 the l2h Pcuusy l'aLia
ke.,,,sn, When I'D nj iour mites o'h from han"s- !
sss 81, itr way To- White = sins, il ercoun cred liz
Sdys1cr Guard OF S,u>rts Cavalry. S.iinfrhiug AMI
s.s siua insi anti, comraruced. TIE eM ;lpns md
COG. panes If tie r-gsen soon became separated III
co. thick wocds. T g rorsss, un-eeu'tomed TO the
eCsh and roar of bs't', became uuahnsg' able and
:, shed about III the da kn.ss "a every dIrc'iOu
But .iiil { fighting oon'iured. Two Isuaiors
forced th,r way r'ril they were Within three miles
OF Wh lr,im ~ben trev encountered, in aid lion
to eavslr, wpeu 20 o,nlo of "'auiy AID three or
fur ha'..r'e, " arti.ery. Finding tia they we're
o,erwl~h,u.gy onhumber,d, tiel deemed II lse
t. brv * up m,d ittem. TIE remnsn, of the rehi'
m.Ut arrived IN Alexandra last night.
L, is ss We. lln o.s0le 10 tell how many are oct.
bnt o.. pesn thinks 20O W II cover the IS III killed,
wounded, ,nd messing. TIE two COMPANIES of the
10Th Pstusy vuu's Volunteers, numbering 81 meu,
wer,, u-s iy all Nil ID, wounded, or taken ps mrs
Asthe ~ eis sili hold the battle-ground II Is n'-
t1sSIble a. STATE who are living AID WHO ale among
The wornded und dead
so % back TO Manassas the engineer Snalley,
sbo brought the firrt intelligence, immediately lrft
with Ga. 1I,iin for exsndrs. Atom ten miles this
side e Bal Ran bridge, while running al high
,utc ci speod be came in collision with tram stall
tng..pon the trek He, tpg-'ner with tie II
due,sr add fireman. saved tueuselves by mpng
from tie train tie Engineer aions receiving any
hs-y.
Leaving the train in it's rlirs, they made their
~sy u. Burk. alton teleyaphed to tie au'bor lice
u Washington The situation OF a'lars, and tLeu cHiue
OF TO Arxauirn. Tr .ims Instantly ,u re dy,
and tire First Eew-.Ierses Brigade, Gen. Tia, Tor.
-coupo..d of The Let. "a Sd and 4th Regim-uts of
Gen. Siocun's ID virIon sud Gen. CoX's Brigade,
-cou-isiug OF tie liza aud l2h OHIO, commanded by
Col. SeamnOu. were &c q W st the furt er adj
vance Of the Rcbeis. Upon arriving the sSene Of
b. Collision. tey alt compelled TO leave re
Train and ala tue Battle-Ground. The genera e,
c.onels aud field officers cou not take their horses
on The train, and therefore compelled TO walk
With the p ivates. No uuruurlng, however, wa
ulade ut tis but Ill off rnarc ed Ia, the head
Of brif zen. Gen. Scabnion b gade marcred o
the ,.it If Bull Kun Bndse, aud Gen. T.y lore to
tie rgut.
-hort time after sunrise, Gen. TIE slor cane in
sigh o the -D-my, or rather what he supposed to
b. friends. They u-ld sloit the Stars and rip-s,
suo fired away hom bm, il ighing back III
eue,ny advancing upon them. UP'p seeing tbs
tie, were thrown off their guard, aud sdv-nced al-
ali d.t u hen "A 4 AT uu,a
,lsir supposed ire ds win the Starr .ld Stripes
turned rgh about lace, but their artillery to hear
d,reel, upon them. uuj fred volley alter voI Y Of
mlsk-lry. and r"unG after round Of slot and sheiI
into their r.nls. OF INSTANT confusion prt
vailed u the tanks the Ne~-,er--y Brigade. he
officers no. L-i mounted could hardly be seen by IRE
solaiers. Iue Noo1s md uucefhru,h log Tick
and she gr",nd co,ered with iogs. II wac ALMOST
inpo.s ,blr 10 make Ii arge. But III inis position
they h.id ih-Ir ground for reaty An tour AT the
eAp,ra, ioB oi al uIne Gem Tay io uIs dscOyeri
that tie enemy had f-nked lin oD hIs hight, and
thst It's wboe comnaud we've in dans-r OF Icing
taken prirODers, orie' ed retreat Ihis ret'-at,
learn ir'n many .Vurc-s, was well coI0uc'ed cor
siderinl tie cIIcuI-t nces. Gen. Taylor had nat d
piece of atiiI-r, With hn-nor b. d Col. Sesnron
with ID Oulo r-gimenls-nOr had they my cavalry.
After l.avilg re'r-s ed nile or $40, Grn. Tayi"r
Thought be Lad st overed safe place IN raylne III
which tie could conceal bic IOop- Until zee uf',
p,eDs arrived. Bur he hariiy gt h.s .airIy IL
sler b,diug place Ahen 10 found hiG,seli yearly
surruuud.a b, the enemy. strong bdy OF CIV
airy were hi- leii, gu.r.in2 rnirance 4, the
vin- aid battery oi II Ter, was brought Ia bear
a2b his n. hit. iaa"g 'i- eunre brigade. The firing
from THE battery made terrible LavOc IA the rank.
Geu. 1nvior INNS. II iis son on tbs stall. and Gis
nephe w. were woun0e,, aud aiS, more t.iAn oue-taf
Ss onicerr. Or eouisr, thing but u sil further
tetrcat III oider. smd last evening the W. sri-i
sId dec INA ed brl2.ie reri-d IN FalifaX--nU. nOt
te.t-d Tor IL he ri. ht The keie- soe dash VI Oh
tLron and Carried of Iwo VI PHO
Cen s1auinon'r OIL g.de al Rull Ran bnoge lou HI
the Reb.is a. III, yceteriay with III rvais "f
Lo. 81 two, but having 10 anihery, Was AZ Lao,
Co.'s el-d 10 al back, leaving tie -D-niy
IN 4 ss e-s, II If thai faino,s 50 lon. During lost
uiLh tn. Rebels made 81 b. d r dasl,e- ia other
Cuee Ons-oue Column ene rat~d ~ Tue DC o4tab.
aud 1=stroyrd oil The Government "p~ry tley
could 10. stili another .ud ~ oDgof sad to
kavr ,-acr-'i A,quia Geek. although is Desds con-
aa.sN =, "r G. II. Sumner ~ss supposed yesterday
~ base hare b'oy OF troops - i""' poisi.
Is, So who frrc'ei n. Mcclellan head.
snar.is lli- mon.ibg learn that tlr Rebel Gcns
JoLD,ol. cA.on. aud L~-ll We ut M.na~.ls Ju.c-
s,e, ri ching. lie, rny the Rebel ~ gth
GO, lie I~. ten IS go, .Ad n.aOy -eiim.Ie IT at
vrsaz .i Ias,'i nd ar'hly art e onIy "Ivisions