Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-13

ssl Tor one or more Of the Savannah IrlYa-
leersmen.
81. LouIs, Oct. ?2,-In conjunction with
Col, Ilnmmers command, VIC have routed
the rebels OF IhompHoR's aud loves COM
mand, estimated at 5000. Their loss heavy
-onrs small, and eonlned to Indiana cav.
alry. We captured four heavy guns.
AEw ORLEANS, Oct, aD.-Eleyen men of
war and one transport steamer aTs at the
mouth Of the Mississippi iFiyer.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 3o,-li Is reported from
Bowling Green, ny, to-day, that the fedc-
rails have crossed Green river at GTeenshurg
aud Moreanlown. II, q. Scovel WAS ar
rested h,re io-day, on charge Of eneour-
aging insurrceiion and rebellion.
R,ciN0Sn. Oct. 2D.-yia OF New Orleans
"A dispatch from Norfolk says That thirty
steamers aud one transport went TO sea nt
10 o'clock lLis morning from Hampton
Roads. Passengers from tie mountains
re-ailiim lhe withdrawal of the confodcrnies
fcm deomrey, but deny any. loSs of-alr
forces. The icderals appeared before Rom
ney In large force, while the coniedemios
had only SIX hundred. The confcderales
retired in an orderly manner TO Winohos-
Ter, where some aPprehenSions existed that
the fedcrals would advance. a number of
rumog are aloat to-day, locating the iede-
raj ilvasions at different points, but noth-
ing Is reliably known-also rumors Of i'm
portant events have been brought here by
II gentleman just from Warrcnton, hut very
little importance is attached TO his commu-
nientlons. a hundred and fifty sick, many
quite i'll, arrived this afternoon.
RIcuNoND, Oct. 30-0hicial intelligence
has been received of the arrival at Mobile
of Spanish brig loaded with coffee and
other yaluablcs, which successfully run the
blockade. She brings intelligence Of the
departure of Ministers Slidcll and Mason
from Havana on the 23d for Liverpooll.-
There is not particle of news of any in
tercsi from the camps.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 3l.-Thc steamer City
OF Baltimore touched at st. Johns on the
25lh, with Liverpool adyiccs to the 10th,
ana Queenstown ndyices 10 the lIth. She
brings news that n proclamation was pub
lished on the llth at Warsaw. declaring
Poland in state of scigc. The military
again occupy the public square at Warsaw.
The cotton factories Of Spain are closing on
account of the lack of cotton.
MEMPHIS, Oct. Ex-Governor Brown of
Georgia, has issued proclamation stating
that the number ef volunteers rendered for
the coast services is already greater than
the cxigehcics demand, and refuses to ac-
ccpt any more at present. Gen. Sherman
II public meeting of the Lincoln
ladies of Louisville on Tuesday, appealing
to them to supply winter clothing for his
soldiers.
Mexico has applied to Lincoln for loan
of money.
The Cincinnati papers say the federal
account of the battle Of Lecsburg is conius.
ed and unsatisfactory. The Northern army
is being supplied by contribution with
blankets. The Connecticut legislature pc
titons to Lincoln to take measures for the
release of the federal prisoners in the hands
of Jeff. Davis. The latest European advic-
cs say England had dispatched more war
ships with an immense amount of war
stores to Canada. England, France and
Spain have ordered large reinforcements to
the Gulf.
MEMrms, Oct. 31.-Gen. JEFF, Thompson
left this morning Lincoln has dispatcl. ed
three gunboats after Slidell and Mason.
MEMrnls, Oct. 3l.-Two destructive fires
here to-day-ono destroying the
Confederate commissary department., OH
Clinton st. Most Of the commissary stores
we're saved This fire was doubtless the
work Of an abolition incendiary. Another
irc, which is still raging, began in furn.
Iimc store in the large building on the cor
ner of Main and Madison streets. The
goods in the store were owned in the North,
md had been coniiscated. This fire was al
so the work of some abolitionist Ifnmedi-
.tely in the rear of the building is the De-
Soto block, containing tic Confederate
afiicc. 1t is the general
1elief that parties Interested in the furni-
ure store set fire to it, in hopes of destroy
ng also the quartermaster's Department.
By hard work the DeSoto block has been
laved. Several suspected persons have been
arrested. These outrageous attempts TO
,urn The military depoIs, beuays The pres
,ncc Of abolition scoundrels in our midst.
The loss by these fires is heavy.
RoLLA, Mo-, Oct. 26.-All the rebels west
# this place arc concentrating at Spring
ield. portion of Prices command is
here. Segel and Lane are within two
lays march of Springfield The federals
ave shot several rebels at Ironton. The
expected fight between Price and Fremont
1t Springfield, was TO come Off on the 28lh.
The telegraph line to California, via
Salt Lake City, is completed.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25.-Col. Boyd Of the Oath
Missouri regiment, issued proclamation
rom Pilot Knob on the 18th, stating that
1remonts proclamation would be rigidly
nforced in Jefferson, St. Francis, Wash
ngton and Ironton counties, and offenders
a,.l CHI oh tI rr,,
ng information would be treated as spies.
las. A. McMasters, editor Of Freeman's
Journal, was released from Ft. Lafayette
IN the 23d, by order of Seward, on taking
he oath Of allegiance, which he did, pro-
esting that the requirement was without
justice or law.
NASHVILLE Oct. 31.-Commodore Nc
leans dispatches of the battle of the Pass
$ has been received at Washington. Capt.
'ope of the Richmond reports that hole
Eas made by the Manassas two feet below
he water line, five inches in corcumieHnce.
IN the first alarm as the Manassas passed
breast, at her, and the red light was shown
s a signal of danger, and the squadron was
nder weigh in very few minutes--the
ichmond covering its retreat. The Preb!e
-ent over the bar. The Vincennes and
ichmond grounded. During the engage
tent, Com. Hardy's crew abandoned the
inccnncs and placed lighted slow match
, the Magazine, but it did not explode
he leak Of the Richmond has been SO re-
nced chat her small engines will keep her
'cc-she will have three planks put in.
FAYETTEvnLs, ARK, Oct. 30.-An ord |
ance of secession was passed by the Mis- .
)uri legislature Mt Neosbo IN ffe 9pfh inet /
FoRT Smith, ARK, Oct. 3l.-Reioicing in !
wn tonight, at the news of the secession
Missouri. Huzzah-three cheers for
en-. Price. BY his courage and energy he
IS redeemed our worthy sister from Lin
ln's despotism.
NEW ORLEANS, November 1.-The Char
ston Mercury of to-day gives an account
the departure of the Confederate minis
RS and the return of the steam Theodora.
&c party left Charleston Oct. 1lth, consist
2 OF JAS. N. Mason, John Slidell, Mr.
cFarlnnd, Mr. and Mrs. Slidcll, Sir. and
re Fupfis fhe daurhter of bauEcr Cor- |