Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

oAuhVi ue lsleatcii oNt may De usalfoled,
ills destruction will DO yOpss. You mast,
you will 80 to hlsald. Rally then, as one
man instantly, 10 dslsnee o. your country.
lhe ais lor lworeginenis vi in,anlry aad
iohr companies OF cavalry are hero In my
possession. As eompanie7 are formed aud
reported 10 me by lelegrapb,or express, |
will accept lhem l)r twelve months, arm
them and move them forward as rapidly as
possible toward the enemy. LEI every man
who has southern heart and the bodily
strength for service eayoll his name IN
somp company and b. ready TO march At
mgnlen1 watn.ng. 49,
], {. nlNDMAN, Col. c. s. a.
NAsHvsLLE, sept. 2i.-Ihe kussellyllle
correspondent ol The unloa y American
sssnds tho following dispatch taken Irom tho
Llasyillo Blu In: g,....--.
'JEffARsoA cIry, Mo-, Sept. pa dis
/ patch received ~ miisight here tonight
says tho .eierpl troops ut Lexington. sur
rendered 10 tho rebels ON Friday afternoon
ior want OF wafer, The greatest activity
Z prevails hore in military circles
fAe Bowling Green correspondent of the
Union * American writes that the agents
OF L.neoln continue TO make arrcs,s OF
ptom.ncut>eiliEens OF Louisville in addition
l ~ NAfNaN NNANNNAN+N ANEeAhNNs" ~ 80 etAA 49,
Anuegson, 4. u. Bran.n and Ex-Goy. Nor
iwethcr have been arrested and sent out of
the State. Rosscau holds Mulirough hill,
Tho federal iorces in Louisville aud along
the line arc believed not TO exceed i,5JJ. IL
is reported that In response to appsals for
mid, Lincoln says the Un.on men OF Ken
t0cky must fight their own battles, as he
has no troops 10 send them. Bowling Green
is full Of citizens OF Louisville and Jeifer-
SON, Hardin aud other counties ileeing from
the lhwiessness OF the Lincolnitcs. Passen-
gers IRON Bowling Green by to-day train
say tbs ARRIVAL at Louisville OF two Iowa
! regiments is reporied.-1hey are supposed
10 be n part oil those captured ut Lexington,
No. aud released on parole.
MADISON, ARK, Sept. 2Slh.--The st.
/ Francis river railroad bridge .s completed
"a train CROSSES next Monday. Big to do
Ice. DAVIS.
CtARRsvrLLE, Tenn, Sept. 20.--lhos. b.
! Monroe, oil the district court OF Kentucky,
has SOU Thos. u. Monroc, jr., and secretary
! Of STATE, Robt. Mckee editor W. N. Ha!de-
man publisher OF the Louisville Courier,
! lately suppressed, are here, refugees from
the tyranny OF the government ut Wash
inglon. Messrs. breckenridge, Preston,
Clay aud other distinguished hentuck ANS
have kft their homes aud sought safety in
the South. Hundreds o, Kcntuckians are
rallyipg around Gen. Buckners standard
Jack Allen with three hundred men has
already joined him. Humphley Marshall
with cigh. hundred men Will also do so.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-lhe governor
issued orders to-day 10 enforce the militia
law to drill every evening. PeY ons reius-
ing OF evauing are recorded on t black list
as suspicious and enemies 10 the South.
No Ifome guards are allowed, unless foreig-
ners or over age. Full authority is given
to compel discipline by the court martial II
officers. Tie men urc TO bring such arms
as they liaye.-lhe governor officially re
commenIs that banks and insurance offices
close at two clock IN the afternoon, and
other business ut three, SO that every one
can attend drill. Fortifcations and other
military preparations are progressing
vigorously.
QUINCY, ILL, Sept. 28.-(Ncwspapor
through via bowling Green,) The seige of
| Mulligans eHircncHmeuts at Lexington,
commenced on Thursday lie l2th inst, and
contiuued from day TO day until Friday last
at o clock, P. NJ, when the un.on flag was
hauled down The men fought 90 hours
without water, aud had only three barrels
of vinegar to queAch their thirst The
supply Of water was from the river and
was cut off after desperate fight on We'd
nesday. Gen. prentiss has assumed COM
nand of North NJ Mssouri, and started west
/ yesterday. He is now west of Brookhcld,
and IS cur. off by the rebels supposed TO be
u part OF. Price forces. Great fears are
entertained that he " II be captured.
Is - finn wit
Prentiss is still cut oa--uotling having
been heard pom him since yesterday.
- WAsHNGTo2, Sept. 24.--fhe opponents
OF Fremont charge that he could have pre-
vented the necessity OF MullIgan surrender
by sending timely reiniorcements. ,Advices
received from st. Louis by Fremont 3 friend $
however state that he had no troops to
spare, that it was entirely impossible.
Fremont telegraphed TO the war depart
ment last. night, that he was on the eve OF
8 .arting. W III a heavy force, and hoped he
would be able to dislodge Inc rebels from
the position they owoccupy at Lexington
NAsHyILlE, Sept. 2S.--den.A (Sumtor)
Ande son has assumed command in hen-
tucky., lie says he cones to enforce, not 10
make laws and to protect the property and
lives OF the people. That kenmcky has
.vaiuly striyen 10 keep peace with her neigh
hours and calls upon lhe people to rally %
her Standard. He has issnod another pro-
clap,aiion and says, understanding appre-
hensions are entertained by citizens OF the
State who. have hitherto been opposad 10
the policy now adopted in thcState he &. yes
notice that no kenluckian will be arrested
who remains at home attending to his busi-
ness and does not take part, either by aetien
or speech against the authority OF the
general or State government-hold CORES
pondence with or give aid TO enem es. Inc
Louisville Journal OF the 10Th reports the
arrival OF oighu prisoners arrested by Gen.
Sherman, charged with treason.-Jno. I.
breckenridge it is reported passed Mount
Sterling on the 20tl, inst, at o clock IN the
moening going toward The Virginia line.
MEapIiIs, Sept. 3J.-ilugh Tate killed Au-
gustus Gasiilanc Saturday, night Oh board
the Sam Hale. Fired several shots at HIM,
ali OF. which took effect in his body, and to
make sure work OF it he stabbed him when
dead several times with a dirk. First shot
killed him. Tate escaped and has not. yet
been arrested. Casiiano was a White river
pilo, and. had previously killed Tntes
brother at Jacksonport. Tate iya gambler.
Commodore Samuel Barron, late captain
of the u. s. Navy, who Surrendered Fort
Hatterae, wasborn in Virginia, aud dappoint-
ed from. that State. He entered The navy
Jan. /. 1872, was nineteen years at sea,
e;eht years on shore and twenty years un-
employcd. His total term Of service in the
navy IN 10 the time Of his resignation was
forfy-eighi years He was last at sea in
1S5q Com Barron holds the position of