Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28
{ Whole Number, 1853.

sci lell, and on sunday night, eamPei 80
miles this side OF Springfield, The elly and
e0uniy Of 81, Louis ls under martial law.
Maj J, Mckinney provost, Ahd i0hR A.
lroWnlee president OF the hoard Of police,
have been arrested, Dasl' puke is appoint.
e'l Instead, IL Is reported ihat liaTdss with
twelve thousand men is marching on Pilot
Knob, where i've thousand isierals are, with
fye cannon.
Roger Hanson, heretofore elassed as
quasi submissionisis spoke at Lexington to-
day denonnelng the war; saying the sauIh-
erners would lose their slaves, burn their
cotton aud sink their plantations, but never
yield.
A full battalion OF the State Guards par.
AIDED to-day in regimenlal drill In honor Of
Col. Morton Morris. The battalion had no
flag whatever.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l5.-The s., Louis Eysn-
ing Missourian and the Bulletin, secession
papers have been suppressed, The houses
OF Two prominent stecssionisis have been
searched.
LOUISVILLE Aug. i5,-St. Louls-wm.
Wade, Henry n. Hart, n, Neidner, J. IL.
Blood and 4. II. Menkins, have been arrest.
ci. The marshall has wriis arrest'a
large number Of others. Additional federal
captains killed, Mason, b. own aud Shmtf.r
wounded, Gotlsehalk, Ssir, Gilbert and
llntIon. The provost has i'suei stringent
orders against wearing ccnccRlci weapons
dealers are not to sell o. give arms with.
ont special permits. Brownlcc has been IT,.
ken to Cairo. JEFF. Thomptpn hss possess
sion of Pilot Knob railrosl, cutting on al
communication, The Soriherners have pos
session of Potosi Junction Iron railroad.
Hickman, Ky, Aug. II, . p. a,--fcn or
twelve southerncrs went up north Of Cairo
and took passage on u federal steamer
They did nj know each oiher till the boat
got to Birds Point, when they suddenly be-
came acquainted, took charge of the boat,
and are now sicaming down to Memphis
They passed here ut 2 o'clock aud ut 4
o'clock Two steam tugs from Cairo passed
down in hot pursuit. Capt. lrw in is thought
to be at the head of this little cxpcdiuon.-'
The boat captured is the Equality. After
passing Hickman she had only 30 miles 10
run before reaching New Madrid, where
Gen. Pillows forces are. She is doubtless
: safely there ere tbs
Memphis boys in fight;
Hickman, KY, Aug. l4.--Sixty Of our
|, boys>ncountcrcd 200 Of tho encmys caval-
ry sixteen miles from New Madrid, killed
and wounding several Of thcm took 10
prisoners and % fine horses.
; NEW York, Aug. l4.-Thc banks of Phil.
d,lphia, New York and Boston have agreed
to take fifty million OF the loan, on condi-
: ton that they be the sole rec pients OF The
treasury notes.
Foreign, per Steamer Pe'sia-wel lther is
. uniavorable for crops. The London Times
says, it is not supposed that influential hou'
. scs will consent to act us agents Tor the sale
of the American loan. Every element cl
danger surrounds subscribers. The know
!. ing ones profess to have reliable adyires
I that tho blockade will be nbandoncd,' but
Q the tariff will be collected on the seq. kob-
: ert Murc Of the Charleston Courier, hroIl'
err of tho British Consul at New Orleans,
: was arrested cnthc Africas leaving, and
(! several papers were fnpnl on him which
Indicate that he is bearer Of dispatches from
the coniederates.
NEW YonK, Aug. 15--Judgc Garrison
I made formal application for forces 10 o.
ecute his writs, Th9 "HCia.s replied tita'
l. trero-are rtor.s rou1,,s, l1,Us3:'t rr-'tii ~
d The country has no Nrt!iIury sNticienuJ
: powerful to impress the walls of Fort La
fayette--so the matter rests.
RIcHMoSD, Aug. l4.tieo. z. CrittcpdcF
8 of Ky, formerly Of the federal army hai
9 been appointed Confederate brigadicr gen
u cral.