New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01
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nr - entirely successful, and thlt he held the
sv,s camp and rife "a 8. AoeAt one hundred
v,ors Of the wounded arrived ava We're removes
WI he others 20 the hes, itsl Steamers where the
ca,iary Committee, with large corps OF surgeons
I'd the numerous Sisters of Charity in attendance,
Al all IN their power 10 render the poor fellows
comfortable. 1hele arc also large nuinoef OF Vol
un,eers female ruTses IN attendance VINO are uhie
n;tting in the,r attention and kindness 10 the eicx
ADD wounded. ~
The reports from the from. on Thursdsy evening
continued favor bic, heavy ssrolisbing hsvlnS
taken place on the right resulting III the repuiss o.
the enemy, and few more Of me wounced arrived,
who reported eve thing progressing most fatisiae-
to,ily. while all tie Indications We're that general
hat,ie along the whole line would take place next
Ssy Drldsyl TIE trains were Kept IN moilon all
oisLt carving forward muni ions of war, while the
wagon irsins were still lining the roads with coui
nissary st0res
THE GREAT ALsRn.
90 Friday morning the fret item Of news from
the front received by telegraph q gratifying
announcement that Stonewall jackson ana Ewel.
IN attempting 10 the hight dsnh were Tepulsed
nv Gen. Mccall with HE PenneylysDia Reserves,
and driven back with great augbtcr
This attempt Of jackson made at O'Clock IN
the morning, and hsd clio ed at 6 O'Clock, wIlh &
sigual victory. This repulse is said 10 have been
one of tIC m0sl decisive and destructive o. inc war;
tbe enemy being put 10 8 complete ront, VITA very
beht loss TO our forces. Although at night, and
intended for surpriso, the gallant rennsy iV"ni'hs
were found to be wide awake. There Was, now
aver, every indication OF general hattie along The
whole hoe, and Gen. Mcclellan, m order "a ne
ready for al emergencies gave directions TO Gen.
Casey and Col. Ings 10 make every preparation tor
tbe instant removal Or destruction Of ali The supplies
VI White HoGse shoald The result Of the impending
battle render scba course Necessary Ills force tein
deemed TOO small 20 sender he successful doiense Of
hs position ceTlsiDty sgainst sucn a movement Of
the enemy aS might ensU-.
The steamers and tugs were all IN early reQusSion
and were moving down the river, with long trains
of transports in tow. The vessels nearest the land
ING were also stored fdll Of coumissary stores and
munitions and moved oct in the stream. The im-
meDse piles Of boxes OF crackers, barrels OF pork,
aud other along the land ng were sgain COW
cred with bales Of hay, so "a 70 be ready al
nor ents notice 10 apply the torch for their desifuc
non. II 10 should become necessary.
There Wa airO great C0mnOuOJ among The cFowdH
q cOItrahand- who have been found mOst etcient
kboIers, and who have been used 70 great adyan-
tsge in the comuisssry sind muDition departments.
Tbev soon undersI God that danger apPIeneuded,
and on being assured by Col. Ingalls, thai they
would 10. be efi behind 20 meet the vengeance Of
their masters, went 10 work with renewed energy.
Stores aud munitions everywhere disappeared from
the landings with great TapditY, and were beng
packed Oh the whsri-b0as and vessels cOl'igU )us.
The wives and Children of the contra bands also soon
made their appearance, aud, th bundles aud bs-
bies took position on tie caLal-bOats they were
e0sted out ~ tue stream.
The nail steamer, which should have LEI, for For
.r,ss Monroe AZ O'Clock in the morning.
6ered 70 We deaued and at o clock dispatch was
received that general battle was progressing along
the " hole ne, ths enemy having renewed the st
sempt to flank Gen. POrters position on tie night
wing At II o'clock 8 second dispatch announced
shat Gen. Porter had driven the enemy before him
and repulsed them three times with terrific slaugh-
ter aud then ordered by Gen. Mcclellan 20 fail
back. + is diSyatch vas Q signal for renewed EN-
eFgv in The work OF evacnsi II, and all the Quar-
tera asier papers ana vauables and the chests OF
the PaymSsters We're brought on board the mail
bolt.
Tie family Of Qusr;ernaster Fngle was al.o
Brought on board, wi his horses and carriage and
.he horses Of Assistant QusrieFmaster Sawteli. The
household furniture aud the servants OF these Off
cias also soon followed, which increased the excite
peDt among the eutlers and army followers. Some
Of the suffers becsme panicstFken as 20 cell ont
their stOcs al hslfpgce and fastened on board the
boa, while some determined TO hold on aud take
The chances. That there was 40 intention oa the
psri Of Gen. Mcclellan to evscuate White House
~ soOn AS s movements in front should be per ect
ed there was no doubt, but whether 81 necessity
OF a s,atege movement could not NJ that time bs
iortseen.
TIE PANIC CHECKED.
During the afternoon, The panic increased until -
O'clock, and the steamers 9ud tugs were bdsIy Gu
gagged in towing down The frsosporis A. . IDOL b.
sdspsicb WA received from Headquarters, in sub
stance as follows:
ave have teen driving the enemy before Us Oh
he leit wing for tie past hali-hour. C1eers are
beard al along the lines."
This was The signsl Tor q new change IN the pro-
gsmms. AL the Government valuaoies and the
pooJerfy % the officers was taken oil the msii-boat
and placed on board The Gamer Canouico, and the
order given forthe departure OF the neii-bost which
ieft q, 3 clock for Fortress Monroe, taking With
her il tow two heayily-laden steamers, viii direc
tons for them 10 be dropped at West Point.
Two Of the large hospital steamers blled with sick
and wounded also lett shout the same time, AID
moved ma lestically down the nver. The steamer
Commodore was sill a. the wh9r' 70 receive any
rev arrivals from the battlefield, and the Daniel
Webster and the Elm City, devoted 70 the ssno ser
vice ,oOn after arrived. IL was aleo announced
that Gen. Sloueman, with 5000 cavalry and artil-
lev vas within Fix mica Of che White Houee, TO
protect the work Of evacuation II desh s!iould DC
made by the enemy IN tia, direction.
SCENE on THE RIVER.
The scene presented On the river YVES q most 10.
.yesting one. Ten miles below the Whnt House
shout two hundred brigs, barks and schooner were
al anchor, with any quantity Of canal-boa,s loaded
With impienents OF wsr, cOmDi>s9ry and e1bsist-
ence stores. On the whole route down, cleaners
Ed tugs we're passed, having large numbers o. voe-
sels 10 Tow aud at West Point, forty miles below
he White Ho1se, not lers than three hundred ves-
~ls were al anchor, while the numerous cleaners
snd iugs which had brought them down were pre-
ysIiD2 10 starr Up fox the several hundred still up
Tie ryer.
STATEMENTS or TIE WOUNDED.
About O'Clock on Friday evening numbers Of tho
wounded commenced 10 arrive from The front OF the
lnes witt few OF the most intelligent Of whom
had az opportunity OF cOpverslnR. Those engaged III
ne repulse OF S,onewaii jackson represented bis
hli % be most quick and disastrous. He care down
90 them expecting surprise, but found then all
nonegtariiy expecting bis approach, having been
rformed by Gen. Mcclellan two days previous that
be was coming upon tbep. Instead Of a surprise tho