New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-05
Report. from thr i;e-Ficld-'irtsrn,n
b, Returned 'olnntccr Nnrs'.--tnptmrc
OF nboui S,rty OF thsn-Ihc Condition
OF our u nn.-IrL.


f,os Inc Bo'tusfas ls7a,i.oii. ~. d.
Mcssr. Winter, Siolaaft. and BOYD OF tie
Treasury D,parimeil, and hcss.a lhomi -on ana
lutci in-on of tLo Interior Department, arrived ~
ths city late lart night direct from The Bull Run
battle h,ld They ar, tie remnant Of the Ia Ae
IaTty Of volunteer pug.ce VINO went dOHn from tins
t.ty on SATURDAY h-,. They pushed on from the
airoad track to the battlefield, and about rrty OF
the party ,uccre'ed IA going ol 10 me battlefield
with ambula4c,s under a .lag oil trace, on Monday
morning. where They louud enough 90 d. Ia saving
The liver of our wounded soldier. From the time
they arrived to rho tlnN they let the fell, they
worked AID toilod iudustr,u-ly day ard night, III
their uobls work Of humanity.
! Tine field, over extent Of about five me' IN
/ 9Th by three IN WIDTH was found completely
tttrWn ,th our d, ad aud wounded, NJ all forms
ard conditions. ODe foace OF many acres IN extent
wia found very thicdy strewn-sJLc lyiug ~ masses
and others scattered about. The dcid were usually
stripped Of I'LL their military ru,Iiug and, in most
Inriances, OF coats, pants, and shoes, many beng
found without any clothing, except shirts Una stock
| ings. One w0uudei man said he saw his companion
stripped while he war HI king in hs dying s'rugg.-s
About - surgeons were with the party, ard tney
commenced the work OF gathering tue sufferers to-
peiher ia orchard, hete the operate Oh umpu-
tstion wLs performed whcl noces s.ry.
Tine great want was iOol fOr the sufferers in their
aconies aud the attendant, in their arduons lab1ra
some oil the wounded lad not tasted food for four
dayr aud they Wei. corr let.ly exhausted, ana rome
atfl OF hunger, IA tfNNt.lNu 10 EyltlA afl t-f
blood II Il re- ~, seutcd being terrible - witness
tie sgonca o these men aud 10 be- unable 20 i've
them food. About four hln.reG men were saved by
the. noble OOl.rs, and sent ID Tue lliroa1 station,
thence TO Alexandria.
Our informant says that some ci ,ht or ten If our
citizens still on the field which the others were
compelled to leave on account oi hunger, without
means oil food.
He ra,s tlat about sixty Of the Washington party
| OF Government clerk-, So, were undoubtedly cap
turcd by ,h. enemy on Monday morning. Thoy
started iiito ahead OF has party, aud -Nnn, OF
toward Gen. Banks corps, where II is supposed
.hey were taken by dvisIon Of the enemy WHO
we're eu Agcd in hartlsiug Banks on lii reircut
from Warrenton.
Inere a,e now many dying and dead the field still
uEcl4ei Tor. Many Of the liter mle Lt be saved by
proper care IT rliel promptly ant. The dead
Rchcs were Jus completing. tie burial Of their own
dcnd.
! u sle tie number gent to Alexandria quite o
/ lnrfe lulh~r wcro canned 10 shady places and
made comfortable liz possible, awaiting the 0rti-
sal Of more nmbunnces and wagons 10 transport
tncn To- the dcp0..
! y loril Of tue partY who came up with our IN
formnut stopped 90 alexandria and VIII arrive here
TO-DAY.
Ouf prisoners, seen by this party. represent that
they aIs wc!i tra.cd oy the onemy, except IN tie
matter oi h.i, wu..h me Rcicls do not have IN
their 20 ta..i.n to t.spw. The enemy il tinated
At ~, d % nm and th'ir purpose Is taid to be 10
make ,h,lr aay over INTO May land.
Uin.hr.scr Evacuated Rebel, at Eeosburg.
! tor.,-I oudenoe Of ~. baltimore American
HtiurKs FRAY, sept ., 1867
| learn thnt Winchester WAC evacuated by our
forces Inst night. All the stores, locomotives, anu
cab were brought oil, and the troops were unno-
cried ia tneir retreat. Mut!urburg, it Is under
stood, is now held by strong force.
We nave reports here that the Rebels are in the
vicinity of I.rsburv m sfronp fof.s Tn.r. il M