The New York herald., 1862-09-01
THE CARE OF WOUNDED.
AN APPEAL 10 PATRIOTIC LADIES.

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WARRINGTON, August 80. 1862. !
10 LOYAL WOMEN AND CHILDREN OF TIE UNITED srArEs.
The supply OF lint In the market nearly exhausted
Tho brave wounded In defenss their country will
soon bo in want Of H. appeal you to TO aid
in supplying with this necessary article There %
scarcely woman child who scrape lint and
there is no way in Which their assistance can be more
ussfuy given than furnishing us thu mans to dress
the wounds Of those who fall rights and
their homes.
Contributions will be received in Boston by Surgeon A.
AcLaran, u a.; New York, by Surgeon r. satterIoe,
U.S. A.; Newark, Assistant Surgeon, Jaueway; Phi.-
delphia, Surgeon Geo. y. Cooper U. s. A.. BALTIMORE,
Surgeon G. G. Cox .. 8. Al washington, Surgeon c. J..
Lambs, q. 8. A.. Cincinnati Surgeon Glover Perrin, Z. s.
A.; Louisville, Surgeon G. 8. Head. w. s. A. 81 Louis
Assistant Surgeon c. I Alexander, o. s. A., or by any
other medical officer Of the army.
WIN. A. HAMMOND, Surgeon General o. s. A.
SUPPLIES FOR THK woUypEb.
wAsusoroy, August 81, 1892
Fortythrse wagon loads Of hospital supplies left hers
Saturday evening for tho battle fold Medical Inspector
Coolidge surgsqp Page, Assistant Surgeon Webster and
OmCorb
! have proceeded 70 tho same locality.
MASSACHUSETTS SURGEONS IN ROUTE To WASHING.
TON.
corps Of twelve Massachusetts, surgeons, vix,-Drs
W. g. Breck and Alfred Lambert Of Springfield r. Hooper,
L. g. Davis =. W. Harkey W. g. Bennett, and assistant ol
ysr River; O. =. Brewster p. L. Miller p H. Manning
n Smith and " N Fisher, q Pitisned arrived the
New England Rooms in New York this morning and rs.
ported TO OIL Howe They rsuss the war
under special order from the Secretary War
Andrew Colonel Howe provided transportation South
fer ths and rendered such other ossential
to speed them their way 70 the Of their humane
lAbors.
me ladies' Of the New England Rooms have been b :.
employed all day packing necessary articles, band
lAt, medical stores, Sc., which have been fgwarde
Colonel Hows with tie above corps Of surgeons.
I'VE hundred recruits fOr veteran Massachusetts, s
msnts arrived this norsng, and wsro to-day forws
y ~ their comrades One OF the recruits, named -;
,acsrtin, Of Providence, accidsntaly run ovei
evening at Fall River, and V now at the New Ens
Rooms, receiving every sttentiOn,S Hopes are entert
fsr his recovery.
ruNNSXbvAMA PHYSICIANS EN ROUTE.
HARRizsURo, August 81, ~
Gkiiful physicians and surgeons, provided with in
msnis and all necessary appliances, boiug rar
sen1 70 the relief Of soldiers wounded Bali run
physicians left last night and othsrs have been invited
by Ne Governor and are NO dOabt on their wsA sar
geon Gsneral Smith, with his PhladspaA corps of volun
tesr surgeons ana nurses, also leaves tonight.
INTERESTING FROM THE FRONT.
fHz HUHoRs ABOUT THE Army srRESarH or THE
RsssL FORCE THIS Side OF BULL Run MOUNTAINS,
ETC., ETC.
The excitement today In regard . Affairs tho
Potemao has intense. Tho city been filled with
thousand and Il stated that tLs sup
plies for General Pops's army would to-day be
and 10 or forwarding sarp!ss
nave yet been obtained
Early In the morning intelligence received that
yesterday At hafpast nine O'Clock. Con. HentzclnAn
had made attack upon Me rebels as Brsow station,
fsur or nvs miles beyond Manassas Junction. aitor
battle, In which there great loss both Sides he
defeated and drove them back TO Manassas. littlo
later t was understood that Con- Pope had managed
throw the army corps OF Con- Fz John Porter tho
division of Burnsides corps under the Of Gen.
Rspo between the reDeson this sde Of Bull Run Noun
tain and the main body Of their army. Approximations
advantage Of this movement 70 mako attack in force
upon Popes army. He would then have had left only hs
original force rspc such Up this time it
understood that made By tho
main robcl army
To-day General Heintrolmans corps composed OF the
divisions Of Ksarney and Hooker, attacked rebels at
Manassas, and, after desperate struggle, drove than
from that position s stated that they
In the direction wsrreuton Junction. whero they met
unlnr (lcra Eif~ Iohp
their return main body Of their army thus inter-
rupted they counsrmarched beyond Manassas, in tho
direction Of Lcesburg. AT the lass accynats General
Hentzeman following them up, and thore every
probability Of the capture Of the whole OF this rebe
force General Franklin with his corps Of tho Army
the Potomac, and large portion OF Summers CORPS, had
already been sent in direction to intercept the
mont Of those fugtves towards the Potomac Edwards
Ferry or Leesburg
The number Of the rebel force this side Of Bull Run
Mountain has been vsriously estimated. Until today
the highest number named was 10000 but there
arrived here the Rev J. n. MCMILLAN chaplain of
the One Hundred and Ninth Pennsylvania regiment,
vho having been ssot V this city with wound.
Cd men from Pope's army hs return
10 warrsntsn and captured by the rcbos Manas-
sas Junction Tuesday night; he retained
dy until Wednesday night when he was provided with
pass allowing him to 90 the direction Of Alexandria
The pass was given BY Brga1ier General raliafsrro
and was oountersgnsd by General A. p. Hill. Mr.
Mcmillan was required before being released, rot.
ythsanding agreement that chapans and surgeoss
were be considered prisoners Of war; TO give his
pasoe pcdgng himself 90. to communicate anything tina.
he saw or heard that would DO detrimental to tnc army
OF the rebel states. while in custody he saw aad
ooaversod with General Jackson (sonovsD, ami Gene
rails A. P. Hin and Ewel. number Of o,acr Generals
were at Manassas. whsn informed trat the estimate Of
the retsl forces this side OF hul Run Acuntain
YVES thirty thousand, Mr.. Mcmillan rctnared Chat in hs
judgmeat, u was a very low estimate
Ths presence Of this portion Of the rsbe a!y on tas