New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21


Gen. Helm zelman says:
The delay A. C-ntr-vie suppose principally walt
ing for provisions and for inform alton Of the position oil the
The day after lef Ai~IsudTa the prov'on 'in ~as
to start TIE hsc not yet been scted hs UNDER
stood and The conscouenc. was that they dd not s' the
merit day, bu, the day alter
Gen. Franklin states, in relation to the delay OF
the army NJ Ccutreville from Thursday 20 Sunday:
My depression i. OF the arrival
OF the supplies for the unt tine Saturday
Gen. Mcdowell states That lie was forced l7aVe 10
those in the city tue duty o. forward'ng provisions
to hin, but there w8s DELAY in dong sO
3. The delay Of the whole army Tor three hours on
Sunday morning in co"seq OF the delay OF
Keyes's brigade III Tylers division III get'lnS ln'o
the assigned ,osl,iou T. enemy was defeated ~
O'Clock and but for the timely arrival Of Iortloh Oh
Johnston force. their rout woold have been com
plete. The three hours lost iu tie early ihoin'rS
could not te reg,nued. The were iatisued anu
overworked in the heat, and the precious 'oenV ioI
a crushing blow passed. Gen. MeDo"en s'!S on
this point -, -
"T,er was to move a, q ococi M end Hunter was 70
move half 40 hour earlier st be og cse up on Iyrs
dvi,ion heintzeinsn ~, to no vr VS.. exrec,edf 70
to fa in the OF Hun sfs ol'lsi 4y.v. Va; w
yet over The ctonnd the rGo.Gpst OF ms nGN aced
brgaae and road tacd OF TO the right at 'h
ifr hoo In q opr ohstIucsous the road
to be used IN common by sli che divisions
was cs curirg night ad iH"rning and did not leave
INV beEdausttess ii Tie over mile perhaps mile aud
quarter o. CetI-'iie-uniu thong al tie diyi'ions
sibe. When had go beyond Ceu'Ecvii about mile.
passed yng down AID sitting the way
came 70 q toad wss blocked up
coming from the left Of through cooheld into the
road. when asked yhat regimen. they belonged they
SAID the ~ NeS:tofk witch ioFIed PIT 81 S'AeneAs
tiissd. lIyle. aiy'.lo ~'. iyiwsiG s,sins ga, t'os
,osS ter, I'd Of 70 svS1vs sprSr. was n,skmg every
eaort personally AID by ny eii have the rad cleared
IL order that huLters and Ae'nz divisions misus taAe
up their zach to TIE 2i' % way Oh Su1rls Syringe 10
Cary out tue plsu OF 0aiII. .
mn .ho ~ az, a. CO. NcJ1a,v.Il ssys.
"Tne lIs. division; ecu. iyirfs dlyi ion Msjornow
Gen p'.n'o, . va" a. f. ,. - % s'iv- ~,
s's" y HS 90 Of The ele1 esx rbe two ie.d
a.. ID gu ale ,s Se VI, , - 49, 80, IL. ~
~. ~ ~ W s;,s h, sra, a. "a ,r-,ai ., d.,
right. uoti hll;-p,s, five
cA ~ ~ . Hai7,~s,s,in lie ,e,o-t
Co.. iein' q, ~ , 80 "'i" =" LIS i'f'''
60 me o. yuIy u, s'ases ss o.L'S > e,,,., A., 1880.
Az .t..le'l we 'oonu We a I ~, , ~ 80 80
and were oe'si1t h'ee hous'o alo% .no ul'io'o oen
eiai, ger az luh:e 70 p4ss L.'o e" Ae' WIN NY VI
'N G, - Ua;,rai - ~.
Cvh- iiN4"'NO'uE'n 10y --..--,.-.. -, - e.,
The mex 'noIi ~ 'eub1Ayl Te.ls.! ~ the LouI S w.
the road oos'r0cted with to P' Gen IyeI division mac
no passed ye GATED there th'ee nouns ior ana
Hunters divisions 70 pass, .so.aoa o. .Le oo,,
Gen. Andrew Porter, Who succeeded 10 the COM
maud of Gen. Hunters division WHEN he was wound
3D. says:
Our orders were to get unde, way 81 two or hspa, t"o
IN the oI"lns We got ing 'no iVau slu "gie % a
great while ee We were 70 oed Oh tae road in ifont o.
my cam ,'IT ,rs ,eoT,e 5spc and hated am
SSy,v. hot ;t.rr sIoss ooters son IN tet wa in.
sisd I biny irly on he road IL was intended that we
ssonS ,n poiiop az dsi.Lt as We could have dono
80 essilv b.t for lie oslay
a. The advancing of our batteries 900 ward.
-;,ho,. ada,,o,a sruoort and the unfortunate
,~,s,at;nc Of RebJ reeiuert for The batterie.
snnno~t nvss the foue,b caIse os that disaster If
fhsss oors lad not been captured and III ned upon
our own troops the strong rUbabities are that
sbonIS at least have held tie field aud tia. no panic
wouId have ensued.
Cant Griffin of Gilffn's Battery, who had been
,laced in this adoanc position, SAYS:
After had been there about nye minutes regiment Of
stQfafa
tosk 70 DC ,ae o0iSe. ,s Da .sn g
70 tbn ave the con Inand 10 one OF N, officers to ire
upon tie loaded The with canister and wes
just red' to FIRE on the Wien Aegr oary iooe np 70 @
sno s,Is ~ rbey A.. Coaders-ss' a. o:rsin a. Ia.
world they are Coniedorae, lie replied. 4 they
your battery sopPoh sprsng to my pieces snd tod my
omcer no. 70 Hfe teie ie .n'S" uoI se 'N'' s,
no TO tns er,nrnt lad 20, tbrourh
he laced hen TO ne e aud maIohed them sbov ty yards
to the woods then faced the and naIched them
about fry yards toward ~ and then oPenea ME upon U.s.
pna m "a ccn1d started To mbet.up NV pieces so
thoroaehly ths. they tho Confederate
But the chi,i oil aiei Io!9 r mat thoy were M Da
Icy sIiIoa che bs,,.v sDpert it /. IT, esilseay
tasen there by Col Very Wen Said gave
order II another direction win me battery but never
oeTve,eI we u lg ~ VIC Voc ~ 60 1
. ~ a o. ~ hn .fs, tho cera-.I b,esk say an
oaesI "a Ling al se in ifont Of mo recognized Mejor
Bmry aud ced out, 'huiloa Barr that yoaP he said
Yes ssd " hoe 10 Ofihn ne ssio 4 ans sIIelu 10
Is killed ssd rat o@,.ey u oS' AN on ID We az
soae api I bs Io.. ~ tht b,,,@rv m, Diff tIera
myself"
= Tho fsilpre +, hiring the resorves into sc.ion at
the criric,I n,otn.It. lie reason assigned WAS
an insufficient staff ard g. lack of G.stisliue by
bri,,,,es
Tbe toregoing I believe 20 be the trne and ONLY
ressous for roe l,ss OF tue battle Of Rnl Run Am.
of tee ounon that the rsmedying OF auy Que OF the
five errors would have saved he feldEbut II WAS
lost aod a scene too osyroe1u Tor description NET
the aslo,,i.bea gaz. OF the nation And vet oar
losses were email comparaiyely. Two thousand
five hundred Gieu killed wounded aud missing, in
round numbers; &c CUES, IS army wagons % am.