We Give Our Readers This Week

extraeted írom tho New York World a somewhat lengthy but a connoctecï account of' lbo ttdvanoe, tho content and tho retreat. It may nat abouncl in the exciling incidente that detaohed and fraginentary articlcs frera different writons would, but wo Ibink it tho best general deseription of tho Buli's Run engagement whioh we have seen. In connection, we present frotn tho De. troit Tribune a graphic picture of tho part tho noble Michigan First bore )n the eontost, whicb we are assured wilt bo ruad with tho greatest intereat, Other ineklents of tho day we i,iay hereaftor find place for, if great órente do not crowd too thick upon us. in Ma in ;' On Saturday last E.N. W:i,r,. cox, brother of the Colonel, tolegraphed from Washington to Detroit in theso words : " The Colouel is at Eiohmond, llis wouud is not dangerous." Wc Lope that this iutclligcnce is correct, and tliat Col. W. will meet with that generous treatment hc desorveg. Witb this hij friends raust be content, for we apprehond that there is no prospect of bis release. Thepolicy of Jeff. Davis'governmcnt will, we doubt not, be to retain all the olficcrs they can got their hands on as hostales for the safety of the privateers who may bo capturad, and who havo been denounccd in advance as pirates. ■ M i p ii ■__ f5f An Independent Regiment is being raieed in this S'.ate, to be coramanded by Col. Siockton, who did good service in the Mexican war. The othor offieere iire, Hon. T. F. Bkodhead, Lieut. Colonel, and F. W. Backüs, Major. It offioera are a guáranteO for its efficiency, and companius not atready placed would do well to join it.