Rebel Account Of The Battle

liichmond, Va., July 22, vip New Orleans, 22. ƒ The reports of the killed and wouixled wefce so unreliabb last night, ovving to the confusión following tho victory, that we refïained froni tnentioning them, fearful u( giving pain to anxious liearts. Gen. Beanregard anl stafT :ire safe ; Beauieg'.ird's norse was shot unticr him. Ger. Johm-trn commanded the left where the enemy made their fiercost attauk. President Davis ruachcd the field at noun and took command of tho centre, whan Uie luft was pressed the severest, lio disengaged a portion of the enemy's foroe and decided tho fortune of tho day. No other reüable reports aro received, but are hourly oxpected. It is stated'th;it tho enemy was commanded by Generala Scott, Patterson, and McDowell, and it is reported that the lifter is severely wounded.