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d at Manassas almost as decided as that gained by . The number of the enemy was not great, it is true, but it was their whole army had been . They were thoroughly demurral --indeed they may be said to have been . For weeks, in Washington, they were leaving on every train by about leave given or asked. It the newspapers that for one after the battle, the number that through Baltimore, going North, ex the recruits passing South to join the army by fourteen thousand men. Even the of Patterson, which was not in the fight, the panic. Within three weeks af the battle. Washington city might have by five thousand men. The connect would have been incalculable. We have had Baltimore, Maryland, the city of Washington. We should, these sources alone, have had rein to the amount of fifty thousand men. We should have had pos of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, would thus have soon cleared the Yankees of Western Virginia. Had we then push for Philadelphia, it would have a b