Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28
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quarter master general, ammunition, sub !
sister ee, horses for artillery, and wagons, |
did not arrive within week Of the appoint
ed time. Sundays attack should have been
made on Saturday" He concludes, ~ could
not push on faster nor could delay, A
large and the best portion Of my troops
were three monhers whose time about ex,
pired on the eve Of the battle. The fourth
Pennsylvania regiment, and a battery Of \,
Y. artillery, Whose time was up, insisted
ON being discharged, | wrote urglnga stay.
Cameron who was on the field urged q stay
Of at least iyo days, These troops marched
rearward To the sound Of the enemy, can
non. In the next ten days, day by day,
should have lost ten thousand of the best
armed. drilled, oilieered and disciplined
troops In our army. In other words, every
day strengthened tie enemy and weakened
u.s. The Commercial has letter from
Fortress Monroe which states that party
OF bathers discovered submarine telegraph
! cable, which followed the lead from the in
terror OF The Fortress to the encmy's camp.
wAsnINGToS, Aug. l3,-Ex-Mnister
faulkner OF Virginia, has been arrested,
but will Be pcfmitlod TO converse with his
friends.
Tho President has made ovcrturcs to Gar
iballl on the statement of consuls, that he
would como. Gariballi has made no direct
profcr of his services, in fact, scarcely an
indirect proflcr.
Congressman Ely sends letter TO Lin
coin which is understood decidedly TO ia
vor the recognition of the Conicdcracy, so
faras the exchange ofprisoners is concerned.
The assistant secretary of the navy reports
tina he has engaged hundred vessels TO
assist in reinforcement olthc revenue laws.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. ia letter from n
reliable person in Chicago to friend here,
says he is drafted and must 20 to war.
Ciiitenden, Davis and others, have left
Crab Orchard to pursuadc the Union men
to break up their camps. A. W. Flowers
an cx-govcrnment clerk has been arrested
rs n spy. The Southerners have captured
two, and probably four ice boats.
NEw York, Aug. l3.---The Champ on with
California dates to July Dist hns been re-
ceivcd. Passengers by the California stenm-
ers who came part of the way with Gen.
Albert Sidney Johnston, state that his suite
consists of thirty officers with servants, and
that he would arrive in New Orleans be-
tween the LIST and 10Th OF September.
The brig Scafowl from Curacoa, reports
| lltl lNN SUlHltT WIS ulUWCu W Sobt UP "hN
reit there against the protest of the federal
CONSUL She left on the 24th. Tho Cham.
pion brings 5000, 900 in treasure.
) Three vessels under British colors have
been refused clearances.
An attachment has been issued agains
. Col Burk to show cause for his dsobedicnc'
to hRbeas corpus for Baltimoreans confined
ut Fort Lafayette.
| - l;,1 L., ,,o1 Va Il,
The London Times city article says, Ii
will be dangerous for England to touch The
the American loan.' The Paris corrcspon
dent of the London Postsays: "I,he British
! and French Governments are correspond
ing relative to American affairs, and will
probably mite in u policy in all respects.
rhe London Herald strongly deprecates an
inveslmentiu the American loan.
: Dispatches ant oance the destruction OF
the Demo cratic ST, ndard newspaper at Con.
l coId, N. H., by the returned three mantbers
0 The proprietors fought them, wounding two
BANGOR, Me, August 1.-THE Democrat
ic newspaper was grttcd to-day, during al
t alarm of fire.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.--0ffcial adyice
have been received of the battle and thu
death of Lyon. Col. Hunter is appointed
Q major General. Capt. Craven of the Poto
! mac fiotilla reports that not one in twenty
), five of the people on the shores of the Poo
mac are loyal He sometimes thinks from
the manner in which they annoy the tcdcr
t ais that th y are organized into companies
!. and perhaps regiments.
i Col. Burk, commanding Ft. LaFay ct G
t will be sustained by the government in
: obeylng the attachment and habeas co pu'
writ. Orders went TO him today to dc NJ
: himsel if attacked. The Times says thu
! Sumpter Anderson 'etermined % taxi
the field lie saws thc Union men Of Ken
lucky are calling him. II is reported tha
8 the steam tug Yankee has been sunk by til
< Page off the mouth Of Aqua Creek.
i. WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-It is understoo'
= that Seward intends informing Lord Lyon
that British subjects are furnishing aid t
the Contederates in violation of tho Queen
i proclamation. Maynard of Tennessee, al
rived here safely. The g States has dis
patches denying McCullochs death. Pass
II es nre required on all roads approachin!
y Washington.
;, Muir, bearer of dispatches is at TT. La
i Fayette. Faulkner demands an interview
;, with Cameron He is still deprived com
= muniCat on with his friends. 1t is reported
that Lee has crossed the Cheat river in tw'
n bo lies-5000 by the Stanton road and b,
OUO by the Leesburg road, within 10 miic
. of Rosencratz's position.
y Col Farnham of the fire Z0uares is dead
@ The seventy-ninth n. Y. regiment mutt
neered, four hundred refused to strike theil
tents. The regiment was surrounded ant
h the ring leaders were arrested. Mcclellan
| took away their colors. His orders are
. nshoot down dis)te lent soldiers" Camp
f of instruction will be established in New
t York, Harrisburg, Pittsburg and Cinc'n
| natl each volunteer TO be musterec, IN a
r soon as enrolled, and forwarded to one o.
5 these points. The governmep. paying ex.
penses of transportation government re-
: serves the right to attach so.diers to Other
companies of other regiments than thos,
for which they enlist. Ex Gov. Denver is
! appointed Brig. General
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 13.-The felerals have
taken possession of the police Office. The
home guards are under arms. 1t is under
stood that Fremont has declared martial law.
Fremont borrowed two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars from the St. Louis banks.
Heavy seize guns are being mounted in DO
sitions commanding the approaches 10 he
city
ivpIANlroLls, aug l4--FremoG3 hes 80
egrapbcd to the Governor saying hat y
on is kilicl, and Seisloip rcifeah tpliogrl
by tho enemy, vitt1r 10 Gsvorgor ie sand
forwarieycFygyailstiemaesi - SpfeHd fhp
flag.
Attention zouavtsi 4 taltle hiss oSsa
fought in Mssopui-Lrtn is flairi or ag-
my is in ful! refreat--i ie'n0nt tsiscrns
.-far She Available fef o in.lan8
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