The New York herald., 1862-09-04


Nsnns ssr sAsir elolA hsy came The army mall
49,. - drspssns thsr swn psop~ty sAsy shoosAsrsd
60 nan bAU and sarrsed them . distance Of twelve
Ass, sArssgA heavy rain and mud, 70 Bul run, whus
ssy 1T - sAss asl dsiivsred As mall safe n The Post
O0ss Oss Of these brave young has ben quite I'D
-asss IRON fatigue.
Inssssssi.g from B~raside's Corps.
wA@nGroH, Sept 2. lse3-
ths morning had very interesting oooversAtton with
lssstspant Bsrtsleite AdtaAnl 6snsra q Brssdier
G0ax Naslss, RsDo's division
He received while engaged In this second battle Of Bah
49, very severe wound In The right thigh and arrived
= tAh city Ast night Although hs was very weak oh
aissd be following facts rslave - the lass movement
&Ns
Ynsr sDcoHD DulmoHs, AMY
e.s of The divisions b composed entirely Of regiments
baDongns General Burnsids, while the other was CON-
naDasd by The hae Brigsasr General Stevens and has
bssa aasy engaged In the North Carolina war.
THEY nAs0 10 cCrrxynLs AND sulL Run
Thsy were all eneampsd last Tnursday night 81 Na.
na4as and ON Friday morning started ON . march "
0srsv expecting 10 have the pleasure Of meeting NE
As General jackson They found that he was rot tnsre
snA thsy again marched until they cans 70 ne Old
bsas ground of Bull run.
DEIKRnuAncu fnoofe.
many a once recognized The place. and the resolution
was q onos taken that should bo repetition 81
- akgraceful AMIR and there was not Every man
n9ved himself meet what was coming with bold
ltust and 20 each was burning 70 mako himself .
Asso, dghtns looked for, and Lieutenant Ber
ssllsss me that he witnessed such despe
ssss caring lighting done the OCCASION q
49, advance.
Esfn rm wooDs n RATTLE oaDER
TAe divisions ordered 70 form line OF battle, and'
Mn accomplished the order passed along the line
- Al into he b>fore hahh hardly
- two hundred yards before
MOST CALLING nM WAS OPENED ufOS rnn,
md they discovered that they had engaged force Of some
s thousand rebels while they had snly about two thou
Ad The superiority of number gave the rebels great
savanage Us. and, Notwithstanding every prscau-
sDn was taken by tho commanding onacsrs, The Forty
sghth Psnnsyvania regiment nanked ON Tho right
And the men
KxroeKD TO A rsRRM1 CEo0 HR1.
nay fought against these fearful odds the most de-
AsrmDed manner never ninehing until the orAef was
Stvco 70 "la back slowly" by General Nasss. II was
Ssyed and the retired from the fight for tho time
1shs
Loss
TAe loss side in this fight . little Ave
AuDdred; you m4y jude the way in which the men
so~ght The loss the other side he unscquainted
With, but thinks that from the desperation Of The
pgsmsnt IL cannot be much lees than own Lieut..
nssssllete gave The following 0f officers of the
1osty eighth Pennsylvania who were either
KILLED WOUNDED . Nm SuGn.
Captain A. n. Filbsrt Of Company K, was wounded
- taken prisoner.
Loussnant Henry jackson. ss Company O. wounded and
1Aksn prisoner
Leutsnant Henry p. Owens, q Company D, wounded IN
- nds.
sssseant ouo, Company A, wounded In head.
ssrgeant Filbert, Company K, killed.
Corporal Evsns, Company 9, wounded in isS.
Aayeant Johnssa, Company D, wounded In head.
ssAvuY nU.
TAs Lieutenant speaks tho highest q the way
N wAich beth onacsrs and men conducted themselves
deplores Of noble fellows having 70 Aght
inst such large Odds also heard several saicers
taking q ,hs galantry Of tAs men composing this
b kade, and more sspeeiA ny d
NE SECOND MAINLAND RI0uu1.
rhis regiment, unlike the others, have never been
vAgsd n . battle. and doubt manifested
whether they would nght well. am happy TO say
chat their conduct splendid and that the commander,
Ieatsosnt Colonel Duryee (son Brgadier General Dur
yss) has every 70 feel proud OF HIS officers and
1en- Their chaplain, Rev Mr.. Hitchcock. in the
o,dss q the neht, urging the men and rendering all
ohs hts power the wounded. The sick aud
wounded have every feel grateful 70 Drs Dmon
end Beatty and all The Of the brigade who were
Utrmg in their efforts 70 relieve their wants. In fact
sN I'D their utsrmoet and the battle has proven tho
vauek and endurance Of our troops
Lsosenant Bertcette win leave for his home in Read
-. Penns syivania he h sble 70 be removed.
yAIn usu o. KILLED AVID wousD.n punlasHKp
Several the sensation journals yesterday published
Nst OF names Of soldiers, sad TO be at the
Columbia Hospitn. II wrong from beginning 70
snd a thirds Of the given have never seen
- hoeptal and such list issued from the hos
psta The publication Of such thing very injurious,
= many persons have come on here expecting 70 nnd
Shssr friends, and are bitterly disappointed.
Secession Accounts or the Late Fighting.
FHx NEWS OF SATURDAYS BATTLE IN RICHMOND
rBE SOUTHERN AccoUST-TBEY cLAIA GREAT
VICTORY AND NAEssR cAPTUREs-sroNEwALL
JACKSON WAS IN GREAT DAssER-LEE RElNFoRCE5
Kn-AoRE ABOUT THE REBELS PLANS Erc.
wAnSoro~, Sept 2-l1 r. ".
An usual the secesso1sts this place and Baltimore
prcfc 70 have reliable details sf the late hghing tho
ssssl side before begin TO understand how the
sNse stand. with u.s. u appears the Of Saturday
battle end Popes falling back has already reached Rich
Dond and back here in the shape Of the distorted
ad exaggerated accounts the rebels wont 10 give cf
ai The Richmond papers of Monday, the
Hs said 60 have contained complete and reliable ~
Of Affairs up TO early hour Sunday morning.
q which time they said,-"our forces pushing 70
wards Washington after the rctreating foe"
They claim the result Of Saturdays fighting their
greatest victory Of the war, asserting they captured
sbsy pieces Of artillery. ave thousand prisoners, many
stands Of arms, cosors 1ags &c. In all the hght ing
sDcs they dashed Manassas they also claim 70 have
captured wagon trains OF supplies and ammunition arms
end camp equpAss sucent TO supply their whole army
now on Bull run for many days.
Tsey admit al this was not accomplished without q
fearful sacrifice he and though the loss In the battle
- Saturday stated have been not than four
hundred killed and twenty-five hundred wounded, they
sknowedge total loss In all the fighting Of ten thousand
kNisi and wounded
~ the information from these secession sources ap
peArs there vas hitch somewhere the rcbe! plan
which very being fatal and administer .nr
ss-p de- grace 10 the struggling Jackson came
through Thoroughfare Gap with EweD's HMs and Long
strcets dixsions. together with bis own Of which he