Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
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ledienee or positive orders his
'ders were inst 10 engage Johnston
that being impossible 10 get be-
.Veen Johnston and Manassas-lhat
ling, 10 repair 10 Washington and
rm Junction with IcDlwell, si-
ultaneoRs'y with Johnston ."inlng
e.uregsri.
sENArE-Bill' authorizing Wells
purchase and charter vessels 10
d in the collection 0f the reVenue,
Tassei. Resolution paying Mrs,
Douglas, Douglas argearagss, pass
1. Cameron has ordered all the
aves conhnel at Alexandria 10 be
beratel and 10 be employed as Ia
lrers-ihyure nig.tiyesw MI. he treat
I ia tAe samv manner,
WAsaINUf0N, Aug, 3,-Noyem,nls
70 al1ot depr!Ving the press either
~ mail or telegraph OF army Intel,
encc, except results, House bill
Increase tl,o efficiency uf the tupo-
aphloa. engineers, psssod-billau-
orizing the President 10 dismiss
lregS for incapaelty, inoliicicncy,
iseORluct or neglect, elected de-
tic, Oliver said, "BurnetI 10 known
sylnpathlzo with the rebels,
Burnett-"lft tho gentleman wish
u know whether | sympaIe!ze
-ith those among whom | was born,
al who regard the war rs being
breed upon them, and who would
make pence tomorrow, answer in
40 Affirmative, and the gentleman
an make the most o; IL,
SeNArE,-Bill providing punish
nont for certain crimes, Furnishing
-ecruiting Tor any army hostile 10
no Union with from $500 to $1,000
inc, aud from | 10 IL years conhnc'
nent; those who cnlist and those
who encourage enlistment by words
writing or publication being alike
guilty, passed. Letters from Com
modore Englc, who was ordered To
bring home the Hong Kong iieet
under Commodore Stribbling, Of
South Carolina, states that the heet
is not there, but is supposed TO he
not far OF Cameron goes to Penn
sylvania to recruit his health. ThoS,
III. Scott a,ts in his place, The
Herald So. i. has been observed for
several days that the confederate
engineers 20 been making obser-
vations near Chain Bridge. McClc!-
Ian visited that naighborhood him
self. posting himself in regard to
their movements.
Prince Napoleon was presented by
Seward Mt u grand dinner.
Butler has arrived on short bus.
mess visit. Energetic measures will
be adopted to prevent the transmits
sion of letters hence South. The
Post says Wool assumes command
IF Fortress Monroe next week. A
white flag has arrived hcre-purport |
unknown. The Tribune says it is
rumorel that the rivec is blocIladcd |
t Matthias Poiu! aud Nquia Crock. |
austin p. Smith, late Navy Agar, .
{ san Francisco, has been arrested f.
III treason and confined at Hort La .
ayette
ST. LOUIS Aug 2-Soioman's and
-oiglc's regiments. and two Iowa
regiments arrived hcreaad will be
disbanded. Strong efforts are be-
ing made to continue tho homo
Guards in service beyond the time Of
heir enlistment
New YORK, Aug. 2.-Steamer |
Northern Light brings the Panama
Star, which states, that an English
ship was overhaulcd and boarded
by Confederate privateer, in lati-
Jude "a deg. longitude 60 deg.
The 9TH and Sth regiments en- route
for home, were stoned in Baltimore
by crowd who cheered for Jeff.
Davis-little harm was done-sover-
III Of the shoulders were arrested,
but released on swearing allegiance
to Lincoln. The Pennsylvania re-
serve is placed under the command
of Mccall. Three steamers from
Fortress Monroe are at the mouth of
the Pocomoke river-they weretired |
on and got got aground in attempt
ing to escape. 1t is supposed they
will be captured or destroyed. SEN
ATE-Breckinridge spoke laying the
at Bulls Run and Manas-
sas upon the government-he said
"we were hurting brave fellows into
death for principles which three
fourths of them abhor" Baker re-
sponded, saying Breckinridges APP
peals were made only to animate our
enemies, were not his words Of bril-
liant polished treason, uttered in the
Sumner interrupted Ba-
ker, when he asked, "What would
have been done with Roman Sena-
tor similarly conducting himself?'
by remarked soto voce, Gle would
have been hurled from the Tarpian
Rocks"
NEW York, Aug. 3.-Claffein, Mel
len & Co., have failed. The brig
Watts from Pernambuco, reported
that she was chased for three conse-
cutive days by three different ships,
but outsailed them.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2-Gen. Flour
nov Of Arkansas, died here to-day.
He was an officer in the Confederate
army.
MEXICO, No, Aug. 3.-Pope's pro-
is to establish camp of3O,-
600 men at Springfield to operate
against Arkansas and Texas as soon
rs the weather is safe. Pope will
10 ,,,ora coout;nr-coneid ar-