Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04

NNNNAN"i NNAse i1i 11iNuN NMlssnnflahe, cNll
authorities being insufficient 10 raise quota
OF tie several departments, whereyolun-
ieeFs IaiL 'ihe citizens are Ia DO drafted FOR
q term OF six months, unless peace eAsnes
sQeper lss says arIas will Le FURNISHED as
s0op ss they eau bs had.
WASHINGTON, Aug, sj.-Johnson expects
n head the army GA his return TO Tehneg-
see. Lincoln will do his ulmos, To sustain
tie Union cause in that state, The rumOr
thai Hankshas reached Winchester is false,
he is not in Virginia. The postmaster
general directs that the newspapers presen-
ted by the New York grand jury as danger
ons shall not he Forwarded. Mayor Barrett
has beep arrested aud taken TO III. l.afay-
ei.e. The Pasi says johnson deolarcJ he
; will not return to Tennessee unless accom-
plnled by U1ion nrmy.
II is nmored that the Daily News and
Day Book Will he suppressed lay order OIghV
goIcrnmfnl, IL is lnlimalod that tie gov
orHment Mil 10 longer allow kentpcy tp
oceUpy neutrality,
The baltimore papers are hereafter to
pphlisll nothing dcDuneiaiory % the gov
omlRrpl Sefeisiohisis RTo spending money
e. vlseu'sts tisa paPcif W fr~s State,
Ciilicus of Baltimore 1f great wealth are
eNN tk,u "a fliA business,
Tic limo of the Alexandria aud Loudon
road ia dotted with the Confederate camps
4; lccshurg ihcrc are 5000 infantry, aud
siN oauRgn--NI n point six miles below
Lccsburg there are 1000 men and six can
non, and -four miles beyond that $500, also
two thousand cavalry in Loudon county.
The Potomac remains too high 10 lie fordcd
oven by cavalry.
WASHINGTON, Ang. 26.-tmong the later
arrests are several women. Four naval
officers who resigned have been arrested and
sent 70 Fart Hamilton. Their names are
stricken from the ruil. The Herald says
the entire blame of the recent Lexington,
Ky, affair belongs TO Breckenridge. The
Tribune says the government is considering
the proprieiy of organizing detective
police ard llrmipg . net work OF sugvell-
lance. Tic detective force ut Washington
is INC eascd By recrUits from New York.
NEW York, Aug, 23.-Slcamcr North
Star has arrived. Geo, llilespf Petersburg
and J.o. Garrett Guthrie of Richmond,
collecting agents of tobacco houses have
been arrested and sent TO Fort Lafayette.
Guthrie is heavy dealer and has huge
consignmeplg here. At Philadelphia and
Baltimore Guthrie raised hundred and
forty four thousand dollars on shipment
which through fricGds and agents, be had
invested in confederate and southern States
bonds. Miles was the agent of James
Thomas, he had collected thirty-fyc thou.
sand dollars and had also made LIBERAL in
vcstmcnts in confederate bonds. About
| hundred and scvcnty-ivc thousand dollars
was recovered from Guthrie and Miles,
principally in bonds, sight drafts, and Vir
ginia paper money, anda thousand in gold.
| A number of letters addressed to persons
in the southern States, were found Oh their
person.
Thos. J. Carrow, Wm. NJ. Pegram, of
Baltimore, and W. j. Kelly had fifteen thou
sand dollars in cash, and various bills of
sale dated Richmond in the pockets of his
shirt.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.---A woman from
Heauregards 6 headquarters, has been arrcs
ted-letters were found upon her, which
implicate eprominentparties. Allmutinccrs,
including those Of the second marines,
thirteenth and twcniy-irst New York re-
gimcnts will be sent to Torugas. Mrs.
Greenlhw, the widow Of the former Librari
an and translator, has been arrested. Mrs.
Senator Gwin's trunk was examined aud
traces of the Washington Qualifications by
SONG clerl: found. Dr.. Manning has been
arrested. The Times correspondent says
Mrs. Phillips, the wife Of p Phillips, nwell
known counselor here, has been arrested
Mrs. p. had prepared to illuminate her
house over the Bull Run victory, but was
dissuadcd by friends. Orders have been
sent to arrest Mrs. Gwin at West Point.
Regular Lieut.. Killweli, wio fought at Bull
Run, has gone to join the Conlederates in
Nj ssouri.
FoREIGy-Thc federal ministers in let-
ters to the department do not disguise the
fact that the government suffered severely
in the estimation of foreign governments
by the great disaster
1t is conceded that the defeat closes the
door to conciliation. The Herald CORES
poulept says, the city OF Washington is ex-
cited by reported martial law. Committce
from Boston which is here cndeavoring to
induce Lincoln 10 change his advisers. The
committee represent capitalists who will
not risk their capital unless ccrtain secrc-
tarinl heads come off.
CAIRO, Aug. 24.--lt is reported that the
Paducahitcs haye sent to Union city for
cannon. -Four thousand Missoui'ians are
reported at Benton Mo, terrifying,
Loui5vILLE, Aug 24--Ihe crisis in Ken
tucky is probably reached. Eighty. qfmed
men left this morning as posse Tor the col
lector by a special train to capture nire
wagons of contraband goods on Rocky
Fork. They left the main line at Lebanon
Junction and captured the train. AT the !,
latest advices the capturers return was cut
off. Persons interested in the venture are
said to consider their property safe The
Lebanon branch train did not reach the
junction as supposcd-the track being des-
troyed.
The collectors posse has returned with
the plumber A printer named McCarty
was killed by accidentally falling from the
train. Only nne rail was pulled up on the
Lebanon branch. The plumber captured
filled twenty-five cars.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 26.-Thc last letter ex-
press left to-day. Postmaster Blair has
directed the arrest of all carriers. Written
between the two sections is
forbidden.
Bosrox, Aug. 22.-The following officers
of the frigatc Congress have resigned:
Captain of marines, Robert Fransett, of
Virginia ; Second Lieut.. Thos. S. Wilson,
of Missouri midshipmcn, ii. d. Claiborn
and Haley b. Cass of New Orleans.
Fortress MONROE Aug. 24.-The sfea-
mer Seminole from the blockade Off Char
lesion has arrived, bringing the schooner
Albion as a prize, loaded with sugar, coffee
and fiuit. She was sailing with British
coIors The Seminole viii coal and repair
here. The blockade off Charleston consists
ot the Roanoke and the Fandala.
DAxpERRY, CoNN., Aug. 24.-At the pre-
sentation of a peace flag at Fairfield to-day,
about four hundred persons were present
An attempt to raise the stars and stripes
was successfully resisted. A fight ensued,
,wo peace men. Weldman German, were /, ,
seriously injured. Shovols, pickaxes and
tones we're used, but no firearms. The