Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

nissiOn 10 bury the federal dead. A0lh
ing has been heard from Col. camsrSal
eAPsdltOn, IL is supposed thai tie south
eTneis have schemes on foot 10 be ksP
seVrst sud delaia e.eTylhiag coming wilh
in their lines,
WAsHISGrOs, July 2l.-TLe Michigan
reglneEt last nine otieeTs and l0s priSa
tes. The rsglmeal went into tie hsld 4y'
strong.
Zee soulheTnsTs are concentrating q
Winchester aud much uReaslness Is eTeaieS
by IN arprehehdsd attack on Harper
Ferry. MeClsllaa, has arrived, q commit
tee from New York asks that Gen. Woo
receive active employment. Two fedora
7 ekets shot within two miles Of AleHan
dylA. Company ofsoutheTn cavalry CAM
within three miles OF Arlinglon. Cores
poadsnes called 70 by Congress refused b,
Lincoln, as incompatible 10 public safety
House passed Senate bill approPriatini
two millions 10 transport arms 10 loia
citizens oil seeded States,
wAsuISoIos. Jnly 29,-cadwslladel
supersedcs Mar sdeld-Gen. Runyan retiIes
WAsuIsGr0s. July 29-iiousE--Ihs
direct taxation bill with some modiheanoi
has passed, vote 70 yeas-nays 3S.
Frorl the "Appesi" Of the ssh.
GALLANT CoXpper or fnk ARKANSAS
Boys.--lbe correspondent ofthe feiefsbutt
Express says, "Anothcr soldier who was u
the figh, and near the Zouaves says, "'h'
Arkansas regiment literally cut tho "Pes
lambs to -'eees--some OF them had thef
heads cli.icly severed from their bodies
Z u ,l.... bal
top darg 10 tho neck laying them w'd,
, open, and cSpoaing 10 view the blood aho
braius
From the clothing Of one was taken
hoaUti.W gold medallion containing th'
Likeness Of female Of rare beauty, also
2 dollar Massachusetts note, aud II ! dollal
Maine note, and several other articles O.
lsi'ing valae."
EoErr EgS HoSnoE, July 2o.-Four re
gi.t ms nave been ordered hence TO Wash
IA gton ohe.king the contemplated aggrts
eve movements here. The Herald says
Wells has 3rdercd powerful naval f1rc'
10 guard I..e erossing o. the Potomac below
Washingtoa. There is an Improbable
Story at1at hat Lee intends to cross the
Poi ymao -0uih OF llarpcrs Ferry. An en-
tire change Of the army organization IL
probable. 4.e pickets collected near Chain
Bridge about midnight. Brch of the part!
who went Tor 'ameron body hae returned
Ills companions are held as temporary pri
sagers. and L6 was sworn to silence. The
Tribune saygCol. Lander has been autho
iz4d 70 summon and organize here, thu
men Of thu mountains and plains will
Ulop he vas POPULAR while opening thu
Overland mail rond. Raymond Of tue Times
tllc.rap.cl igom Manassas 10 New Yorl
Ut =. NJ, on the day Of the battle: "tha
the federaliss were more than Daintninl
their ground, and assuring its readers OF
federal success" On the commencement
of the rout Raymond sped to Washington
and added post script stating the final re
suit OF said success. The censor refuses Il
permit the post script TO 60. This issta et
in the Times on Friday.
l. BALTIMORE, July Alphabetically ap
pcalcI to by Dix, the members Of the Ma
l:oual Guard, have consented 10 remain II
clv;cc until " Ncdnesdny.
FORTRESS MONROE July 26.-An cxpcdi
tion consisting OF one propeller and s2
launces burned nine Confederate sloops ant
schooncrs.
BALTIMORE, July 27, noon.--The London
Times thinks that Lincoln heavy taxation
will induce he northcrncrs to reconsider
their rejection of peace or compromise a
bill has passed the Senate to build new
bridge and repair tho old long bridge
Another bill to investigate the salaries Of
officials, was also passed. A resolution
WAS introduced that the supremacy of the
union should be maintained-ycas 30, nay
Breckinridge.
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo, July 23.-The con-
venton organized ; sixty one members are
e,ent. Gen. Wilson has been elected pre-
sidcnt. Hon. Uricl Wright made violent
secession speech in the State Convention
to-day, denouncing the administration as
revolutionary and despoic.
Sr. LOUIS, July 26.-Many three month
crs in the interior arc arriving homo TO see
how business is---if less profitable than
soldering they promise to return.
Sr. LOUIS, July 27.--Popc notifies proper
,y holders along railroads that they will
be assessed for injuries, or give informn-
ton of hostile Observation-Disclosures gath
| cring in force in southern Mo.-lowa
democratic convention declares irreprcssi-
Eble conflict doctrine the cause Of the war
pledges democracy. Iowa supports govern.
'mrnt in legitimate functions-argucs na-
ucnel convention to settle difficulties.
ST. LouIs, July 81 Fremont haa organi.
xedhis stafi.
| Sr. LoUrs, July 2o.-Forsyth, Taney
county, Mo-, has been taken by the federal
ists. They found there several tons otlead
in wells. Five Missourians were killed.
LOUISVILLE, July 23-The effect of the
overwhelming defeat of Lincoln's forces is
in the highest degree inspiring to the
Southern Rights men. The Union party ia
sorcly depressed, many declaring that no
proper solution has yet transpired to ac-
count for this disast defeat The death
of Thompkins is dcplored So brutal MUIR
der.
LOUISVILLE, July 26.-Permits are gran
ted to ship from all parts of Kentucky.
Enthusiastic receptions of returned three
monthers, are noticed at vnrious places,
whose departure was not noticed from head
quarters. go,
LOUISVILLE, July 27-Grecne, who killed
Tompkins discharged.
CA1Ro, July 27.-Southerners at Union
City on move-rumored feet of steamboats
came from Memphis Yesterday and to-day
transporting troops TO New Madrid. Scouts
rcport-large numbers there. Their object
b, ing Bird Point.
NASHVILLE July 26.-No detention now
to passengers between this city aud Louis
Vile. The connection is made OF state
line.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 22.-The news
of the battle OF Manassas was received with
great rejoicing. A salute was hred IN
honor of the event.
A CoyrAp BETWEEN OLD ABE AND OLD