Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

duced, one ~ which opposes the TelakiRg Of
the Southern FORKS snaiher pledges the Mil
ilsry resources ~ Virginia agsinsi any
node Of cueroihg the srceiing States by The
federal GoYerHmehi, lhid slys that il
compromises fail Virginia will uhie with
her sister Southern STATES. EK-GOyern0l
Wise reiieraies his policy Of fighting in ihe
unien, and eouusels speedy action.
RicHaoNh, Feb, 2l-MF. Preston made a
speech which Was received with great inter
est, he SAID thai II lke Union could not he
reconstructed, Virginia must jolnihc Souih-
eth t"a.edemey, 4 resolution asserting
tie legal right of Virginia 90 secels vas
referred 10 tie tommitlee on Federal rela-
lions,
RALFlMoRE, Feb. 20-Ths MARY Land Col.
'enlion has adopted resolutions in favor ri
calling 'oRNeRtioa Of the people, in the
event of failure of the Peace Conference
To make a settlement.
NEW AJAX, \. j., Feb 2l.-Mr. LlReolE
aFriFei here io-iay from New York, aui
VAS welcomed hy vast eonr0urse.
In rendering his thankJ for the kind
manner in which he was received, he said,
II shall do all in nay power % promaie a
peaceful settlement Of all our difficulties,
The man does not liIe Who is mors devoted
10 peace than myself Cheers Who
would do more % preserve itf hul il may
be necessary TO pul the foot down firmly
Voclierous oheers;l and il do my duty,
aud lo right, you will sustain me, will You
not! l'ries Of ''yesl yes No Will r.
Il is reported that from 500 To 90l
knights Of the Gollcn Circle have enrolled
IN san Francisco with a view 10 the Cstab-
l.shmeni of Republic on the borders OF
the Pacific
Louisiana Convention.
4 letter l.H.4 'unu'-iia.r. rry1s,
referring TO sn.Ht.a. -s.,,I SD. Hne'u-
To, presenIcI b. iH.'HaHu, H. a.r he
Louisiana, .u. rHu #. Yu.i Pee proper
~ mounted .. l.,rHHn It Fas af
forred 10 e.mnI,r W'. sf'-
guns.
We clip IL '.. H"ia. 4. 1920 I.H ir'IH u.
the Tclcgrn .-rl u'. W! ..r ..H.Erry
latest;
so Volunteer, WmirI
GALvEsr T.N -l..-.Ihr frtrfair Hnr-
eral rusk, r.u.r.I az t. wharf .t~lH D.
NJ, bringir r,r following
Point L. l.' ua, 'rfu without r,s.,
lance. For Brown wr..r1t yield n ilr
SAFE irooI tuylt q. certain 'oR N,ra.
OILS 10 her l,r reuiurcywcu.s. R.a want
five hundrr. wru Immediately The f'l-
eral TROOPS ,hr...agI 90 lgIsl, puirflslu..
Gen. Nichols brought with him several large
pieces Of cannon.
Ii is re ,oried That Nh,n Gen Nichols
Col. Ford, Gen. Mcleod and Col. Waller
r rsrs gu ,neIr way 10 Dromhs',i,e' .HSy .s'
and who occnscJ Gem N;cLol. of treason,
and Dragged great deal and said he had
the best drilled men in the United States
service lie also said he had issued "n OF,
lii Lis ne;aa '"'"', D", i,I ' nv, w Jn So
lie said he had comnonv of lLrce hundred
men that could whip any company three to
one. A fight is inevitable. The following
Is an extract from private letter pra1o'
Wl"s" ,eo- -" -" ","' M TO-,
TO fight and ,hni very soon
There are two war vessels bound for this
place with large lot OF cannon balls, am
huhit'on, &c brazos santiago was taken
namd rir';r r"''r o'' n'heou ""d =" NJ H.
S. troops refused to recognize authority oil
the State.
Hiram Waller will be up to Houston on
an extra train tonight aud communicate
lnll particulars, &c. &c.
The General Ruek TiIl return on thurs
day. carrying all volunteers that may Of
fer.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 23.-Mr. Lincoln
left hurrid,v this manning c,r baltimore,
,,..,.. .,.,..,?. Ill. ,,onor
"9'"''u'Is INC people ny MS suu"V" u.P"'
ture. lie had no interview with the bal'l'
more Committee.
DoIt;mors oa,b Jr Lincoln reached
,o.. ,,:. .,;.a No., won,
"e'' '''s morning lneosh ''o WI" WV
uircct 10 Washington. lie iearen hss"S''h'-
ton. A crowd ut Calvert Street Depot
greeted the train with groans and Kisses
N,o, ;rdinro,ior ,s r,on;Gcs,o1 ot his
-.
'p'0''.' VI 'No D'i','''o' cams
washington, Zou, Lincoln r'NcI'' mere
this morning causing much sensation. Itc
was received with ont iormaiity and taken
=, U;lIcri,s c,ii,5 ~, NJ. R,slo,o, mud
WIS l''''"" u'''u 70 s''"'or ie'oi an" 'on''
to0"'1"e' "pP'N'N w w ~ NV
,, =, pu..,
~ ~ - g t.S Jo5notcb saving
tint Mr.. Chase orUhio, offered PROPOSE
ton, in the Peace Convention, Ehatitis in
e1Pedlehl 10 CONSIDER inc gn' ii'''e'
nv, '!t'U're ~ q -. mstn;" Ona ,h,, the
Convention adjourn to April 4th
A special agent has been sent to take
charge of the Galveston post oihcc.
montgomery advices indicate 'nh' :ne
southern Agphieueracy VIII nq'i,ori| C., m
Simultaneous reprsals II inc on'teo SUITES
at'eiiips 10 i'i;''n'a'n a"'i'orl'y III 'ilo a.eou
ing states l"rgo hu'hper % p'lI"'oe''
are ready 10 commence operation ~ mo-
meh's warning II Is also reported ma u!-
rangements are being maze IN oaliiorhi'
~ r. r. from sar,nnoh that a5oo nriyote
enlisted and 5000 applications for Com
missions in the army of the Confedcracy
were made on the FIRST of the Week. Inc