Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-20
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Rgaa' itf,i 'gg SaraNWdh-SirHyh q he
fGsi Ryeriri Resignation ef Ssor, S'r,
f6 q. Re sC'fNaH aR3 othT LHfola o&cia!s-
tmIlS cg II RoiHTCV4, 'ulgie, etr,
MAWHs, Nov. 1, Or N.-A special dis
ralcl tho Argus says, Louisville Journal
NJ tlr st received here to-day, state that
62n, W inield Scott has rcsigned-his chief
olt'k Las lett for parts unknown.
Con q q. Mcclellan has been supersed-
.l .. 20. lial',ch,
',. Us pauI0 rl the Argus at BOWL
ihT Green, yesiCr,iy, Ays n portion of Gen.
hiriWans cpgmaui captured three Lin
coluic., iEn hhsls and star spangled
bunurr near Roxy Nill.
EliyBCrU', A. o.. Nov. 4, 10 \. n.-Rc-
r..,alg 4iglnEapge fcn oar headquarters
Oi Gu.isborr, is received. The steamer
Union ot the eiera! Feet, went ashore l6
,it- from r5yi Mscnn, Saturday night
s.c had passed south Df Frying-pan shoals
wlru driven h1yt 'v tho gale She was
loaded with lo,sr7, gtn carriages, powder,
Ci'.t Nesy iilt'u OF ,hluO was saved.
small federal steamer was of Smithyillc
Sunday morning with u flag OF Distress
She could not be seen to-day. Two OF the
federal guuboats were beached Saturday
night on the coast of South Carolina, and
the crcws taken prisoners.
WmMISGroS, n. c., Nov. 4th.-The 70
prisoners from the wrecked federal steamer
Union, arrived pom Goldsboro NJ noon to-
day. They proceeded 10 Raleigh under
guard, 1t is currently reported that three
federal transports nrc on shore near
Georgetown, $. G., Several Of the crew,
including two negroes, were lodged in
'eofgetoWh J"ii ycs'eie"y;
hiNcheuh1, Nov i;-ihs heP"olic mas
received ih'e'I.schee oeri'eu from Pri'aIo
letter written ny inc n'ie OF one OF our oh'-
GERS VI Tue occ"Pn''ou VI charleston U" 'hc
hnhawha riVer' py low OF our troops
composed OF the Jeh.ih cavalry ana 'hc
Philips Georgia Legion Ten. fioyu was
wi'hin supporting distance ana was expect
ed IN Charleston IN lc" days. Inc ehcct
oil tins occupation is to cut OF supplics from
kosencranh and COS thus force their sur
render or prcc'pltale retreat from lhe han-
awha via Louisville.
h'cHMoSp, NOV. 4, VIA II. v. o-'ialitax,
Oct. 3oth. Inc EUROPA from Liverpool lJlh
and Queenstown 2Gih, has arrived. The
Saxonia arrived out on the l7th. The
Paris correspondent of the London Times
says, owing to the description of American
officers, given by Prince Napoleon, the En-
ppror is inclined to listen to proposals by
England on that question. Capt. Jarvis,
member of Parliament, in recent speech
favored the right Of Southern secession,
and urged England to favor the South.
Latest from Western Virginia,
AHach Of The Eicet on SarRRah.-Eesigad-
ton Of Scott C0afrmcd
n, n A
senscr from jackson river mountain, Va,
s.a,as that paroea soldier just from the
camp, sta:aa tha, Ro'cns srat2s army Is Got
exceeding $500 elective men. HAL much
sickness prevS"s IN the !eaeFL army. Soh'
tNya u ~ NoSnh hi!'' N!i1 S,t"y AZ ca-
gagfmeat is eNpfced WIN "oseho'7'hi@
VINO WIS ie" mites "u. ~ ~ Etl'r.s"
gram noSH hNs occurred 70 h"nagi,a "a. river
''c s"!' "o'Ns Nu'' "'eI'oF y u "A''' Ouar''s'
'"" '""'"'' 80
sAVANNAa, NOV 2'.-- hIght e'eaa'er9 At
tHo"'u 'o, ho!ai tfiS iHofHIhsi oE p"'-
tergS hhI e'h''n2o2re ih'Hnil s,ea'Hefs
49, ~ boii,, III ,,anad ond .araa az AM
et,"" ;s 81, H. 1t,i,,I' Iatnall il ain
firing ON her and homes 10 cnnture her
zoo men left here to-nioht for ihe scene or
action
R,cuyoyp. Nov 5-Tbc Narfolk Dovhook
of this morning, comics from late Baltimore
naners Scotls ipt,o,, of rusirration IN pros-
ilent Lincoln. }Ie saws his resignation is
rendered in consenuencc of bodilv ;rfrm;-
ties which compel MIN TO take the sicp Uc
adds: "It ia with regret that have with
drawn 1nvsclF in these momcptous times
from the orders Of the president who bas
treated me with much distinpuisbed kind
ness md courtesy. and whom know bv
much M sousl intercourse to he notriotic
without sectional partialitics or preindic-
es."
Tho c,b;ret co,vsred on Friday o,d no
cenleI hin rssisnaiion aIlowinD Ii. % nav ' to
~ on 90 ro.;sod oN;oor I;naol,, od,,,,,,;
,.ld e. soat. ~ liz lnr., so.r;oo I'D i't H.
~ d. Msscau, .:
c'o, " ,no nag, o'o. "ooieii"h was ho'i-
iieu ny 'hc caoihc' W "ss0ii'e co'h'naho oi
'hG army ~,
h!ch hoNp, No'. o'-ihe eePGr'heht mas
received in'eli,senc1 tiino Il Vessels were
In iine oi pat'ie OH ior' hoyal'
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 30.-The steam
er Columbia arrived here from Havana with
dates to the 2oih. The rebel steamer Iheo-
dora, formerly Gordon, lett Havana on the
23d ior Charleston. ohc landed Mason and
S!dell at Gnidenas and afterwards went to
Havana. Mason and Slideh going over
land. They were received with The highest
consideration by all from the captain gene
raj down. The Theodore took large guam
titles of arms on her return; also provi-
sions, coffee, etc. She was presented with
silk flag by the southern ladies of Havana.
She took twenty passengers, including Mr..
Meade, late u. S. Minister to Brazil
Things looked quite warlike in Havana. A
large feet was Fitted out for Mexico. The
ENGLISH Minister had called ON The rebel
commissioners in fall uniform and rrcsont-
cI them to tlo cantain General. Cant. |
Intc of the niroto Joif Davis