Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.
From Montgomery.


Ia neAt-Capiial 60 be removed there,
. Congress has psssel sn act eNempling
from duiy goods Imported into the Conted-
,racy from States that have recently Sc
,olrl.
Al is we'll at Pensacola and no lighting
expected for lhe next two or three weeks,
The spy Anlhony has been shot by or
Ter at Gen, Rysgs,
Il is repnriei that the Seventh regiment
will return 10 New York siier the eNpllg-
lion oT thirty days enlistment.
MnyTGoIERY, May li.--ln Congress to-
Ilav, Judge Oldham II Texas, offered le-
,oluI "a nquir'ns inIo the eNpelleney at
making the city of Houston port OF entry
and delivery, Mr. nlinshanfpreseniei re-
SOLUTIONS OF tie House Of Commons, oT
North Carolina, placing that State in an
position, and In opp0sitiOn a.
the Lincoln Government, Mr, Thomas X,
n. Cobb, offered the following resolution In
10 ereRee 10 day OF fasting and prayer
The dependence Of nations as OF iHdiyld-
uals ON an oyerruling Providence az all
times We fully recognize, but when Peri,s
snrmunl and national existence I, threat
cncl, il peculiarly becomes people Ia
',,,iI,n,, ~ IA, om,ir,,cnt r,,l.r or tbe
universe, II tie cause he righteous aud
the quarrel lust we may confidently rely
a '..a r.u roilu..a alike owe. l.l ..
u. -a..H sal lhe hosis m, Heaven. ~ IH'
same llus were c0sR.ga Jur dg.1'p appeal
humhly 10 liim who hath h.I ~ Wia ts
iul.,rel Of my people 10 he eud.
therefore, thar ne whole people Of these
80 ..,', ,r.,r, ..,,-- ~, ne fA.Uns ..
m. So. lIiph. 10 invoke iis hlsrslng uron
r.. ~ Drr .s.sn,ivr .,tusglc for mo right
~ rerrB,cuf and lie enjoyment Of
die liI.rty lie youchs1gei to arr fo,heir.
npd q, rr1tect a., nom those WHO ti.rn i,u
auf lamps with fro nud swp. :. Unr dom.
tf, circles viii ru .''--s lust atg r'.rr
graves with invaders icct, aud our affairs
with inGdcl dissertation;
PssolrsA BIZ he Congress Of he COpfcier-
ate State. That the President be requested
to issuc his proclamation appointing day
of fast ng aud prayer, in the observance of
which all shall be invited to join who re-
cognizc onr dependence upon God and the
happiness and security of the people. God
is the ruler,
The prcumll lie and resolution were unan-
im,u ly adopted.
The Oglethorp light infantry Of Savan-
nah. Capt. Barlow, ranking among the
frs, companies of the South, has volunteer
cd its services FOR the war, which have
been accepted. The company leaves soon
for Virginia.
The flag of the Confederate States which
waved over Fort Moultric during the bonn
bardmcnt of Fort sumptcr, now hangs in
full lcagth in the rear of President Cobbs
chair.
MONTGOMERY, May l5.--ln Congress to-
day Mr.. Smith, of Alabama, offered re-
solution in reference 10 the establishment
ola District Court in Virginia. Mr.. kciit
of South Carolina, introduced u bill for the
protection of the Indian tribes South of
Kansas. The rest of the business trans
acted to-day is of an unimportant nature.
MONTGOMERY, May l6.--Thc Postmaster
Generals proclamation has been issued,
announcing that he will commence control
of postal matters in the confederate States
On the LIST. Of June.
In Congress to-day no business of an
important nature was done.
Capt. Elzcy, Of the reg ment U. 5. Artll-
lery, is in the city. He has resigned his
commission under the Federal Government,
and rendered his services to the Confedcr-
tie States.
MONTGOMERY, May lin Congress to-
day, Mr.. Ochiltrce of Texas, presented n
memorial from the Texas and New Orleans
HALLWAY Company which was referred to
the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Conrad of Louisiana, presented IL
,o,;,;o, fro,, Tho Now OrIoo ns Stroet Rail