Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-10
THE NEWS!

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We eonlehss from the Houston Telegraph |
of the 2S'h, aud discard some Of the dis-
patches which are uniniellig Llei
From Missouri,
ST, louls, June 2i,-Slaie troops are
concentrating al Lexington, Gen, Lyon
u waiting al ioenyille iur reinfurcemenis, |
II Is supposed that Kansas troops will
come down in boats aud reach Lexington
simultaneously with gen. lyon.
ST. lorIs, June .3.-fho steamer ], &. I
Swan has arrived from Jefferson City,
with Frank Blair ON board, who il en- route
FOR Washington. lie reports 5000 Federal
troops at BOonyille. A letter from South
east Missouri says that Gen, Watkins is
organizing tTooPs in nearly all OF the eoun-
ties In thai portion OF the State, lie will
cooperate with the Arkansas force nov r0i-
ccnftatri Gt roclLours Arms rto being
taken cop Nhlt, uyor Wr lhrlr
virginia.
GBAffos lule .j.--h-u. N'Llcilrn aUi
Staff, hatr trrvtt. Nrgei'ar ihif'issuv.
o proclamation ,n which bee feW,ea'rs
Guerrilla WtriHTU. Al Gu0rrillis W,li Doe
dcult with aeccidng Co be stycyesl ru.e,nt
military law. Also nN PERSONS giving lil
held In the closest confinement, and al.
persons bearing arms except Of known 10y
atty, TO he arrcs'cd for examination.
FoHrREss ,MoNUoE, June 2i.-Gen. hut
Ter spent Sunday morning at Newport
News, where no important movement was
on foot. II is reported lhatprivate Parker,
of Vermont, prisoner at Bethel, has been
exchanged. lie reports having received
good treatment at the hands of tho South
crncrs, and furthermore states, that one H.
y. Clark, of tho New York ID regiment,
deserted the night before the battle of
Bethel, and gave the SouIhcrncrs full inIor-
nation us 10 the movement Of The Federal
lists.
RIcuMovp, June 22-The President oil
the Memphis & Charleston Railway, has
taken 10000 of Confederate bonds, and l.
| ODo treasury notes at par. II is said that
| Hon. j. Grittcndtn will offer his compro-
mise to Congress, coupled with threat OF
the secession of Kentucky, If not adopted.
| Gen. Bvaurcgard is evidently making pre-
paratiOns 10 advance.
Reports from Washington.
| WAsniNGToN, June 24.-lhc State De-
partmcnt has received n dispatch saying
! that Gen. Bcauregaid recommends guerilla
warfare, to Western Virginia. Batteries
have been placed at every Gvailabic point
between Manassas and the Federal lines.
A letter received per steamer Africa says
that large number of privatecrs are mt
ting out Tor the Confederate States and that
several have already sailed
Jim Lane returns to Kansas in lew
days. His brigade is to consist Of i've re-
gimcnts of infantry, six companies OF cav
airy and six companies ofartillcry. Mont
eomery, the Abolitionist, is appointed to
the command of a regiment. Jim Lane
issues his proclamation, calling Kansas 10
arms and announces his intention to aid
the Unionists of ,Arkansasaud Texas. The
government is in possession ofthc telegraph
and willnot permit the publication of tho
me vemcnt Federal troops.
A requisition is to be sent to Indiana fol
four additional regiments.
IL is now evident that the main blow OF
the Fcdcrals will be struck from Washing
ton, with $4,000. Surprise is manifested
in some quarters at Gen. Scotts not pre-
venting the erection ofbattcrlcsat various
points on the right bank of the Potomac.
Maryland.
RICHMOND, June BIT isrcportcd here
that Maryland has passed an ordinance
withdrawing herself from the old concern
We cannot vouch Tor the reliability of the
report as it is said the ordinance was pas
sed in secret session.
New York Reports.
New YORK, June 2l,--The Tribune says
il is probable that all the roads between the
advance posts of the Southcrncrs, and from
thence to the Federal lines, are covered
with masked batteries. The Times says
the batteries at Scwclls Point is composed
of five columbads, six smaller pieces, and
three rifcd cannon.
The same paper adds, that there arc SOC
men ut Sewell point.and lDpOat Norfolk
New York, June 22-The Post has an
article stating that good judges say there
will be 10 battle fought for weeks yet.
Andy johnson has arrived in Washing
ton. lie claims that East Tennessee is ill.,
innate with Western Virginia.
1t is reported that the navy of the United
States not being strong enough to perform
duty in .he required ssmanner, will be
doubled. Congress is to suspend the writ
of haJeas corpus at an early day. 1t is be-
lieved the Government will not interfere
with the due course of the law in the case
of the privatccr Savannah, which has been
condemned. The schooner Tropic Vino
will probably be appealed to the lntco
States Court
Miscellaneous Items.
Jor1syIIIE. June 24.-Capt. w. j. Over
ton. of the Courier leaves tonight 1ol
Nashville, to Join the Blackburn Guards
who 90 to Virginia. He will act as speca
corres snondent to,thc Courier while in Tho
4 sorvice The fiji st Southern mail since Tho
10th inst, arrived here to-day. Post mas
for Snccd. is instructed to forward letters
os u,inaid letters to their destination.
MINIATURES, June 24.-Sevcral bank
riots took place in this city to-day, during
which the citizens demolished Mitchell
hank. and considerably damaged two wv
otho.. banks, besides brokers offices. inc
Montromery Guards were called ou', nu'
refused to obey the order to ffe on VI,
citi1ops The Zouaycs were then ordered
out and fired buckshot. ;,
KANSAS CRY, June 21.--Thc wall oil
building at Wyandottc in which forty men
we're drilling fell in to-day burying all,
killing somo instantly and wounded many
V'gHHgEE BAYS LATER.
The following dispatches, being three
davs later than the above, we clip from the
Little Rock True Democrat extra OF the 2ith;
Missouri.
Booxv1LLE, Mo-, June 2j.-Gen. Lyon is
engaging wagons and horscs, which indi-
cate n southern movement.
CAIRO, June 25.-The City of Alton with
1000 troops and four six Founders depar-
ted for Missouri river. Tennessee State
troops reported marching into Missouri via
Arkansas.
KANSAS CITy, June 25.-l 500 troops let
here to-day for southwestern Mo-,