Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-16


a strong columa oflelclsis Earthils uorih-
wald leom Lexington, lheir opposed ,,cs,
tlnaioR is n, Joseph,
lEANESN0RTn, AeI, 23.--he!or's irm
l.aus commend say that aiiera successful
engagement with tie lehels al rup.HsNi,le,
he made iorce maroh ua Osseoit, suprls-
Ing and capturing large supply Irain ioF
Price aud lalns, together with 10000 IA
moaey,
NYASp0TT, KANSAS, Sept, 2s-The aellne
governor has .ssnel AN os,leg for every man
ia the stale between II and o. immediately
To enrol in some mllllrry company, 10 bold
themselves IA readiness for marching o'der'
zach man To furnish all the arms ia hs
possession. The refusal Of any one To obsy
Tie rlers will taken as evidence of lls,oy-
ally, an' 'o MI g treated aeeorl n.'l", .
i.guuo tm sept. -'.-,Hlt NHilor'
@. CO.. NgUsuI regiment, ns aulNsl
Dam le,ipWnp, lUr,ns .fihris oV Pr
si l,na 10 nys tie main hHHf w.
is Ut ica.rEul Whom Aultu 600 rhe .Ir
rn' officers ng,o rc'cu-ri un parole,
- bassl, W.1 rJ gsei o. give 4.7 UfH.'.
private reasons, Price has probably 3ii0uO
men.
The rebels confidently expected on Thurs
day, eight or nine thousand more. Ten
thousand rebels went across tho Missouri
on Thursday with the Gvowed intention oi
attacking Lane. Tic icderals had M cart
ridges grape or other sh0t-leit at the time
OF tue surrender, but lost two or three hun
ived kegs Of powder. The rebels Wcic
casting all kinds of halls at the Lexington
foundry, running il day and night. They
are grcntely encouraged, anl declare that
ST. Louis will soon be in their possession.
Gen. Price official report OF the battle oi
Lexington is received. The following is
the closing paragraph. Soar entire les in
this series of engagement amounts 10 -
killed and ~ wounded. Tho enemy los,
was much greater. The visible fruits oi
this almost bloodlrss victory arc great
There wcrcabout $500 prisoners. among
whom were Col s. Muligan, Marshall, Rcd
ding, White, and Gravcr-Mai. Van Horn
and lis Sotlcr commissioned officers, piece S
artillery aud mor,ars, over 3,OJD stand OF
infantry arms, n large number of sabrCs
and about 100 horses-many sets OF cavalry
equipments, teams, ammunition, more than
SlUO,0O worth of oommissary stores, and a
large amount Of other property. In addi-
tion to all this We have obta ned tho rcstora.
lion of the great seal of the State, and the
public records which were stolen from their
proper custodilns, and about S000,UOO in
money, which the bank at this place has
been robbed OF and which we have caused
to be returned.
Federal officers from Lexington say that
a few members of Gov. Jackson legislature
assembled there aud passed the ordinance
of secession; when the informant left they
were discussing on act confscating the
property of persons opposed to the Southern
Confcdcracy.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 3.-The Louisville Jour
nal ofthc 30th says: 1t has reliable news
of the taking of Manchester, Clay county,
by Zolicoifer. The Journal reports large
number of arrests in different counties.
Passengers by to-days train report that
martial law was declared in Louisville to-
day.
NASHVILLE, Oct 3.-Judge Monroe, late
OF kentucky, appeared before Judge Hump
hreys to-day and took The oath OF allegiance
TO the Confederate States. James b. Clay
was taken to Louisville on Saturday under
the writ of habcas corpus in his case issued,
before Judge Catron on Monday
A committee Of the Kentucky Senate repor-
ted on the 2Jth the arrest of Ewing Silver
tooth and Irvine, members Of the legislature
rs Illegal and unwarranted. They were
ased.-Frcmont was at Jefferson City
OH the 18th. 1t was uncertain when he
would -ieavc, probably on the first or sec md
4 gentleman arrived from Jefferson Cityon
the 18th says, Lane burnt the central por
Of Osccola on the 25th for the reason that
the rebels fred OH his troops from the win
lows.
New ORLEANS, October IAN engage.
mcnt took place Wednesday bo VIC n h
Confederate batteries and two vessels off
on the Potomac, about Aouia
Crcck.-The steamers hauled Off crippled
Roscncrantz crossed Gauley, marching npon
" Use. The reported mutiny in McCIelland
is confirmed. The postal depart
ncnt will issue five cent stamps next week.
NASHVILLE, Sept 30.-Thc following is
Frcmont's dispatch to Washington "Lcx-
ngton has fallen into Price hands--lav-
ng cut off the supply Of water-our rein
orccments fourteen thousand, had no means
If crossing the river in time. am taking
he field, and hope to destroy the enemy
,cforc or after the junction OF McCulloch $
orccs.' A dispatch from Jefferson City
ays: Claib jackson is advancing on
Bonneville with 10000 and Price is march
ng towards Georgetown with 10000. The |
lexington army divided for that purpose.
he steamer Clara Bell was rc-taken by |
he conledcrates with thirty thousand dol |
nrs in merchantize. Price force in n few |
ays will doubtless be thirty OF forty thou
md Nothing later Of interest from Lex
ngton.
New YORK, Sept. 26.-Frcmont having
iadc an immediate requisit on for five |
undred thousand dollars for military
torres, Gen. Ripley replies denying Ere
lont authority to make the purchascs-
Ir,hcr accounts show that excessive prices
ave been paid and no inspection made oil I
oods Enthusiastically Ripley says unless
urchases arc regulated aud restricted The
cesen, appropriations by Congress will be
lsufficcnt to meet our liabilities.
WAsuIyGTox, Sept. 26.-The secretary Of
ar forpids the drafting oil troops. He will
,ly on the popular love of tie flag Of the
nion.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 30.Passcngcrs by to-
iys train report that Gen. Buckner broke
p the Union camp in Owen county on
capturing 460 stands Of arms
nd canp equippage. The Unionists ran
me of the Indianaians swan the river.
ucknor it is reported has gone to Hopkins
lie to dsperse the Union camp there.
nilhland WAS occupied by the federal
rccs on the 2ith. The Louisville Demo-
at of the 9th says John Z. Breckenridge
I'd George D. Hodge are fifty miles above
Ky, with 2,a00 men drilling.
Dv. Morcheild. r. 4. Durand and u. ". ,
lrr have arrisel at Fort. Lafayette. Jas.
Clay and ". g. Overton, of the Louisville 4,
,urier, are arrested. Ex-Min sier Preston
capped. 1t is reported that Gen zollicoffer
pturcd nearly ], 1909 stands of arms few /;
VS. ago intended for Union men. The
.moerai says the bridge Of bargcs over the
lio at Padueah is coiaplete-ile boats used
IRE sent from Cincinnati Two weeks ago. :
Sr Josrpa Afo Sent 25-frcn Preutiss i