Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25
AeRa Ilems.


The I.ondon Morning carouisle announ'
ers that tie imperial government Of fTan'e
has fully ds,srmlnesl ia recognize The South
ern Conir.lelaey, and declares that n ia
Moniholon will be tie first French ambas'
sador. al lhe court og !efcnOn liayis'
Iss3. uov, HECTOR 81 Arkansas, has issued
his proclamation, calling an extra session
of tie Legislature 0f thai state, for the par
pase Of eleesias Senators 10 'he conisdssa'e
Congress.
GsS- Gov. jackson of Missouri is reported
10 hays len Springfield on the s1h inst, TO
Join the Stats forces,
LS~Aslates Rights Convention WAS In
session at frN,kiorI, Ky. on lhe lo'h.
nzSs The Confederate Steamer OF war
York Town, il reported T. miisS above
Newport News, on James River Va, walt
Ing an opportunity 10 Tgn tie Lhrkade
ps.y- The Kentucky Legislature reeonily
passed y law appoln,lng CommlsslonsrS !o
both tie Confederate and Federal forces on
Kentucky soiliro know lhSlr business but
subsequently, the bill was re considered
and lie COMMISSIONERS recalled.
I5ay- A dispatch IRON knoxville daicl
thellh last, says that W. q. Brownlow nud
his son were arrested by order Of Gen. Zol-
l,eoler. -, .
RS1- The Dos Arc tArk.l Vililen, has q
most nngeporousand unJnsl articles on Gen.
NeCullooh and Insects at aud after The bat
tie of Springfield accusing him Of unwar-
ran,cd pcsicet of his duties, aud also Of
taking better care Of tho wounded Dutch
than he did OF his own wounded. The cii-
Tor gets n sealhing rebuke from the Little
Rock True Democrat, which is well timed
and pointed. -...
Es0~ Thomas G. BrougLion Sr., Esq, the
veteran editor Of the Norfolk and Port
mouth (Vn.,) Herald died at bis residence
in Norfolk, on the 2lili nlt., at the advanced
age of rs. Mr.. u. had been al the head Of
that paper, we believe since about the close
of the last war with England. lie was n
sbidier in that war, and served at Crnny
Island, at The mouth of Elizabeth river,
which protected the lIarbor Of Norfolk
Truly, n good man has gone 10 his iinal rest
RsiyA The blockadcrs OF Galveston, cap
tured another schooner on the llih. which
proved TO DC the Mexican schooner Salcda
Cos. with Mexican commnn,lpr. crew. and
papcrs. from Vera Cruz, her cargo consist
ire of 2GOs II ,ks of coffee. and 100000
c,sors. small boat Went ont TO her
from, Galveston. with white flag set, and
rcturnedsin tho evening bringing in five
messengers. who were allowed to come on
shore on parole. to return however and be
sent TO Now York ps prisoners of war.
rather singular procecdinr all round II
appcars TO Us.
htsy~ The Galveston News learns that
Cant. Alden. of the blockadeinc steamer,
snys he receives Galveston papers regular.
How does he get them?
stYy- Col Il. u. Nichols. of Galveston has
been nprointed by Gov. Clark. briradier
General. under the Militia law, to enroll
the militia nj That district.
ns,y- The Coupty Court cf Brazoria coun-
iy. is having all the guns of every kind in
that county repaired and inspccted. md
also provides Minnie balls and pay 5 for
the repairs
keSyf~ 1t appears that there will be no lack
of winter clothing for our troops in Vir-
giuia and other points. Some Of the States
nre proposing to supply clothing for their
own troops, besides which, says the Calves
ton News, there is a vast establishment in
now preparing winter outfits
for the entire G. 8. Army. This burcan
will have from $4,000 to 100000 compile c
winter suits for the soldiers by the hp-
proach OF winter.
Bfa5A A correspondent of the Louisville
Courier, says that there is perfect terror
reigning in ST. Louis. Thousands would
eayc if they had there wherewith all to
cave, property was worth nothing and
citizens being arrested daily and confined
in siapc-rcns. The city is surrounded by
ro0ps from Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, and
ohio; and papers suspected of secession
principles are suppressed. The Illinois
horc is also lined with troops and batteries
md the suburbs of the city is bristling with
,eavy artillery. Gen. Frcmontis reported
o have said that. if he is compelled to
,yacuate the city lie will leave it in ashes. |
The correspondent adds that there are not
ess than 10000 scccssionists in the city
billing their time"
B9g" Capt. Mcintosh, of the c. S. Army,
Who acted as aid to Gen. McCuloch at the |
,attle of the Oak Hills has been promoted
. Colo lclcy. A%
nkayA Gen. McOulloch has full authority |
rom the Government to increase his army
o a. V size he may deem necessary. and he |
will he sunplied necessary. .ariilIcrv rHe,l |
onnor ;nriudod
pesss An arent of tho confederate statcs
ecentlv nuyeb,scd SI5oOo0 worth of nro-
;s;nns - Atlanta q, onS nil .tborrfo,.
:, ,'ISns 'ranfodnro,a a troosu-y U, ,ot no,os p'i
= re,v. sS. ,Tha fa,,ols ssescshersp orrostea at
~ -; a,on h,, nraors ~ Romh, I;ncoln
,erc at first confined to their houses, and
II nersons who came to visit thcm were
rrastad and cxomined Loielv a nrison
{, : bccn fttcd nm for them
a sSss .Iosenh Osterman ESQ one of the
,des c;tiyens of Galveston diel recently
rom n wound accidentally received while
e was looking on Mt q pistol gallery in
hat city. His death was much lamented.
Bsg- The citizens of Ar sona have had
rawn up an address to President Davis,
raging that force of two regiments of
roops he stationed in that Territory, TO
rotect them in the position they have ta-