Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

from ,he lIouslon Telegraph of tie 2I.h'
WAsnlNGIOS, May slsi.-fhe ios'eihss
Department has oriercd the suspension OF
Tue ,aails M ihe seaboaTl aRd rivers IN the
srce,le'i States,
The Tribune SAYS that ty bold strike
evidence against s0uiAeIn s!mla'A.4o's
can h. obtained,
Al giyea hour tbs oiGeia.s Invaded 'ho
prinoils, Telegraph office oi iho f'ee STATES
seiIius, the rceunls III lhe past yrSE-
ILe government holds 'he l'u''' ene'a,es
IT ihe rvWlh.ic a lgs mcecy, "'h' h'''''
moves Immediately,
WAsmlN1rlS, Nay .a,-lhs go5slnel
seizure ofIhe old 'elegraph'' d'sl1'en's ~
ported lay Or tWo STAGE Il eohhlhei'
Mr.. Waihr.ige who Is familiar WIN !Ne
Topography of keuIlrky aud ten"essee has
been called 10 Washington "h'eA 'AA''H''a
a Southwestern movement
Mexico has heen assured by Tie ne'eFh-
,nent that tho Monroe duclr.Re VIII be en-
forced. Shuuli RuVPean powers Interfere
with her, she will be- supported,
Spain has been warned that she proee2'l'
Wltl Dominican affairs al hyT lerii,
InuIsyiLLE, May 9lsl,-il Is reported
that body of l.iucnlu sympalhisers, scN-
eniy-6Ye strong, with tNu guns, have cros-
seI over 10 Sp"ltsVil!c an Green river
IT, aruH al Nul.e.. i. .H wgf.'-
e.r4Nn. taprru. ta. .r-.H, sIr ..H
l..rrHg. .p.l Hranar E.. .A..... -Ha.r-.
and 10 i- prnH.r.r t'.t ihu 'G' N-t
re.rI. iu .a- shedding 90. ulus
PIN. cannon 20 Immediately DO Parnqne.
s.uuLs. where battalion u- Ihp FrtpHl
regiment ui state Uuagds l7sa-swp. 0,
Mo>luuuslN, May - Mo NTrt n. !
ain proposing Suspension u' 'h0 AHit..
iu,ius 'Hs b'1rario Mss been adopted,
Congress tls vote. tn remove the Capitol %
Richmond without delay, II .6 lU 'H'ni IA
ih-. clay .u Ju.y, Forty thousand dollars
have utgu t.nFnyfIa,pl 30 pay 'ta prn'''
II 'Av rcml,.l, Appointments IN tue
Confederate States Array are now bong
made. Everything remains Ygietat foh-
sacula.
The follow dispatches are taken FROM the
Little Rock True Democrat Extra OF tic
23d.
ST.. LouIS, May 22,--Gcn Price aud Cen
Harvey held consultation to-day III Wnle'
they exchanged profession OF peace u'n'
Price pledges the power of the S'"'1 10 'hU
preservation of order, aud Cen iarhoy
makes no further movements
ALBANY, y. y, May @2.-Ihc banks III
tho interior have all suspended
WuuiNGroN, May 22.-Surgcon tindiey
has been appointed surgeon general wee
Dawson. SCOTS health il reported s"od'-
The London Times urges nm absoleic n'"'
trality, saying the low moral feeling oil Eng
land lOrbids the contrary.
BoSroN, May 22.-A proposed nmchlmeh'
to the constitution empowering foreigner
to votc after years residence has passed
both houses.
CnAMnEIsDURG, May Oft is believed
that the movement ON Waiilinmsport is but
II fcint, aud that after the commencement
of hostilitics Southcrncrs from Harper
Ferry will probably advance along th'
country road via Pleasant Valley anI
Wayncsboro avoiding irritating movements
on Maryland soil The route indicated u
the shortest to Pennsylvania. The Tribune
correspondent says 1.-The movement OF tronl'
TO control Thursdays election is uniouh'
dcdn Foreign news is unimportant.
MONTGOMERY, May 22.-Ihc Southern
Congress adjourned late last night, TO NEE
Mt Richmond, on July 10Th. The Tariff
bil was passed with several unimportan
amendments. The act allowing distrc
attorneys in the field to appoint substitutes
during their absence from their respective
circuits, and the patent office bill has beer
signed. Rhodes las been appointed com
missioner of patents. No new military ap
pointmcnts have been made. Rivcs lluntci
and Mcmmmgcr have been appointed ;
committee to make arrangements TO tians
fer the departments to Richmond.
WAsulNGToy, May 22.-Corrcspondcnts
say that strenuous efforts arc making Il
keep the New York 9TH regiment here
months longer. J. Morrison Harris II
congressional convention in Baltimore dis
trict refuses to pledge an unconditional
support to Lincoln. This course Lose
Harris the nomination FOR Congress, in thu
Sd district. The correspondent of the New
York Express, says that thirty-two regi
mcnts strong arc here, including two regu
lars. Gen. Scott wants 1000 men alon.
the banks of the Ohio and Missouri rivers
The federal government docs not seem t.
care much about Harpcr's Ferry.
BALTIMORE May 22.-lhc regulars cll th
border service have been ordered to Wash
ington, including the forces in Utah ant
New, Mexico; the out posts will be GUARDED
by volunteers.
BALTIMORE, May Occasional shot
are heard here. The Monticello it is sai'
received two shots in her hull from the bat
terics ut Scwclrs Point.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The secretary o
the navy has adopted IL new system OF sig
mails. PASSPORTS will not be furnished II
citizens of seeded States without proof o
loyalty.
CHICAGO, May 22.--Thc currency Difficult
ties are uuadiustcd. Farmers refuse to sci
their produce, etc, except for specie.
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-Ihe submisslonisl
are required to take an oarh to support thu
constitution of the United States and tina
of Kentucky, so long as she is loyal, but fey
are taking the oath and very secretly.
WHEELING, Va, May 22,-Ihe Southern
troops arc positively at Grafton. ,lO
! federal troops are cncampcd ut the 1al
gounds here Several boxes sundries be
longing to Gen. Lee, of Va, have beef
seized az prizes. Commissioners will b
appointed to dispose of all captures.
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-rhc army bill wa
defeated by vote of 4Sto ~. The cons'it''
! ton requiring 81.
Gen. Cooke, OF ihc head Of GO00 troops, Il
! At Culpcpcr Three thousand men are sta
! toned between Culpcrer and Alexandria
1t is probable that the first engagemca
/ wiz take place a, Alexandria.
Gov. Wise IS lying dangerously i'll.
Foreign.
I The Psrsia arrived at Cape Race on tn
3Oth with Liverpool dates to tie l2th.
; Vessels with letters of marquc from th
/ c s. were ,rpu It'd to have left liverpool.
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