Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04
Laler IRAN Mis,ourl.

AAihoi -luss -is-A sAlAil ballie ofehteI
last night 81 charlssloR, in which The con-
/ fedeFaies are reported WeFslel, The con,
le'ieraies, 0sl strong under Col. Hunter,
ieosing ~ killed spa II WouRled,
/ ~, Louis, Aas. 2l.-fhe Csmmerse has
/ aeain fallen into the hands Of the ielerals,
toniedeTales retired without fighi.
JEfTEHsoS, cnY, Aug, al.-Gamble or
ders ont the nlliiia, ahd has appointed iR-
| speeiors Ia i've out 0f seven military dis
| lriels, The report that n. Scott is In the
hands of the eSnlederales Is eoniradlrIed,
! ST. Louis, Aug. 2l.-Priees official re-
+ port of MissonTlaAs in tie battle az spriEg-
/ isid says they numberel d.ODO, ofwhich l5J
we're killed aud 5lI wounded.
Messrs, Erwin and Stewart, who were In
| Iho ighi aud len Springfield on the 18th
| say the Mlssourians who had arins fought
as brasely as ever men fought Those who
I retgehIrd llam the h-lI were uagrgahisel
/ aud Hnarnel, l,o.eiy waiting iaF the hat
Z t,e 10 tu iuughl so as to get arms. Lyons
/ ,,oly Was buried in John ) Phelps garden,
ST. Lauis, Aug. 22--Iva released prison
( eys have arrived nam Springfield They
I report tia, GA THURSDAY Af,er ihe battle
A,s,'acss.' Es'ycd sres asiFls, ',,' ,s.-s',i',s
i that lac Was reinforced, moved on lrartHou
City, The federal Official report slys jh6iT
loss was 22s killed, 72l wenr,cd aud POI
missing.
IRoSToS, Mo-, Aug. 23.--Coniodoraics on
81. Francis river have been reinforced b.
llardec with artillery, and will probably
cut OF Ilceker's regiment at Marble creek.
| iiardeos command remain at Greenvillc.
Ono thousand con lcdcraics are AT Lcstcryillo
on Black creek.
KANSAS CRY, Aug. 22-An attack on
this place is feared. Jackson and Lafayette
eount0s have 1000 scccssionists under
arms.
PAnuc!u, lug. 22.-Ths gun hoa; Cones
t0.a came here this morning with 30 mon
and captured the steamer ". Is. ferry and
took her TO Cgigp. One thousand Lincolnitcs
visited Blandyllc, Ky, aud captured two
citizens and took them to Cairo.
The Terry had thirty minnie muskcis and
one icli piece aboard. rIc gun boat has
returned TO Paducah.
MENunIs, Aug. 23.---i Lincoln gun-bQat
having seized the Tennessee river steamer
W. Is. Terry, the caplpin and crew OF tie
latter rctalia,ed b. scizing the Evansville
steamer Orr, which they run up the Ten
ncssce river ut top speed and succeeded in
securing hcr-shc was loaded with coffee,
and the exchange was very good specn-
lation.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 22.-Glasgow, Missouri.
--2500 seccssionIsts have assembled i'll
Saline county. The union citizens of Glns-
gov have sent TO Fremont for assistance.
lUOO scccssionists from Careyton county
crossed the river at Brunswick, and march
cd southwark, taking large numbsr OF
horses and wagons.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 22,-Minister Preston
has been called to Washington rom lexing-
ton--it is not known whether he will so or
not-his family is here.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Aug. 22.--Thc arrival Of
guns here caused great excitement which
has been increased by the arrival Of 200
Lincoln cavalry from Garrard to escort the
arms. The home guard was called out but
refused to serve. breckenridge was call on
to allay the excitcment--he said the first
step towards peace was the absence Of the
cavalry--he un ted with his feIlowcitzens
in demanding this. The cavalry then left
| and the arms were undisiurbcd.
Later from Washington.
WAsuIyGToN, Aug. 2l.-Jumpter Anlcr-
son left for Kentucky yesterday, intending
at cnce to assume command OF his depart
mcnt. The Tribune says, Mcclellan or
qers AL women except two hospital nurses
from the camps across Potomac.
Blair says ho has no power to stop cor
respondence carried by express. That pow
or belongs to the treasury department.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.--The Post says,
the navy department. is certain Of its ablli-
ty to keep open the Potomac. The govern
ment is sending arms into East Tennessee
| The Commerc ial says the feeling among the
military is intense against Russell, Less
anxiety is felt respecting an attack On
Washington, Mr.. Botelcr, Congressman
! from lIarper's Ferry district, has been sent
t. TT. Lafayette.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.--The Potomac is
falling and will be fordublc ut Point Rocks
in u day OR two. The 2lst N. Y. regiment
mutineercd, 40 of them were arrested and
will be sent to Tortugas. Fremont has been
authorized to take and use the lllIuos
Central railroad for military purposes. in
formation ut headquarters shows that the
recent rains having swollen the Potomac,
discopcerted the confederate plans for attack
on the city. Intelligence has been received
of the intenlcd active interycntIon in Mex
lean affairs by England, France and Spain.
1t is also stated that theiraction ism ended
to embrace the recognition in same sl!aps Of
the confcderacy, ifthe assurance can be had,
that the South VIII not attempt any con-
Quest in that d irection. The Tribune says,
private adyices from Kentucky state that
the union men are rapidly receiving arms
four or five regiments are ready.
Senator Wilson has been put on McClel-
lan's staff.
WASHINGTON, Aug 22.-Thc severe nnws-
paper structures on the administration, are
regarded as attacks on the country. Many
are suspected Of being in the interest oil tie
secessionists. This subject is attracting
attention in Washington.
WASHINGTON Aug. 23.-The government
is satisfied that Fremont could not reinforce
LYON without epdangering eastern Missouri. |
Lieut-Col Ripley is appointed brigadier-
GENERAL No signs Of hostilites. Butler
has been detailed by Wool to command the
volunteers at the fort Potters committee
has reported twelve disloyal and many dis
affected employees in the war department.
ffty-onc disloyal and ten suspected in the
treasury ydepartment-twenty dis oyal and
seven suspected in the interior department.
The Tribune says the provost marshal hatly
refused pass to Russell to cross the Poto-
mac.
Nrw YonK, Aug. 21.-The privatecr JEFF
Davis was at St. Johns, Porto Rico, on the
26tb ult.-Mr. Douglas, Baltimore mer-
chant, was arrested for tampering with Of
fcers. A British schooner from Bermuda
with 500 barrels of turpentine has arrived.
New YonK, Aug. 22.-The schooner Web
ster reports having been chased in latitude
% deg, long. SO deg. IheKeystone left St.
Thomas on the 18th to search for privateers.
The Sumter was at Trinidad coalinE. The
JEFF Davis in Moura passage on the tenth,
captured a schooner.
NEW York, Aug. 2s.-The British 6riS
Andoyer has arrived-she was boarded on