Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-11
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IlVed here yesterday, who passed through
louisville ON the i,th-.U11' federal eavul-
~ arrived AZ louisville on that day, Il Is
said from Ohio. The Cincinnati CONNER.
clgl, al tho 18th, las accounts Of a stampede
OF tie federal expedition against Cumber-
land Gap. These accounts say the siam
pclc WAS worse than The bnll Run stampede.
ilardCe : cNpei,ii,i lrom Bowling Green, Il
was reported was advancing with one hun
dred thousand men. The Commercial SAYS
"Wc EUyc no heart 10 c6mment ON such a
calamity"
Aspecial dispatch 10 the n. Y, Times, from
Washington 18th, says there Is Increasing
coHiideHtc in the eut,yc correctness OF C.pt.
Wilkes act in taking Slldell and Mason. =
! am informed that Secretary Chase has OK
pressed II regret that wilkes did not bring
tie vessel, a special dispatch 10 the Cin-
cinna,i Gazette from Washington, 10th sayf:
all are delighted at the seizure OF Mason.
Slidcll, hus;icc and Mcfarland, except tho
diPlomats;s, who growl, especially the
British minister. There IL even n rumor
that he has demanded his passport, A spe-
cial dispatch 10 the Louisville journal, FROM
Washington, l9,l, says; although there ap-
pears TO be plenty OF law TO sustain Com
moiOre Wilkes, Lord Lyons is very noisy,
aud Us yet, while compelled TO remain OIL
cally silent, he is un0lcially impudcnt in
all his conversation. lie assumes that there
win be no question between his government
and he Federal government, because the
latter will apologize, and return Mason and
Slidcll. Many diplomatists, includingsomc
friendly to the federal government, express
the opinion unrescvedly tha. there will be
war with England
Nov. eG.-Washington-Lord Lyons has
not behaved like u diplomatist since the
news OF the capture Of Mason and Slidcl.
Unoflicially he is almost impcrtinent and
in conversation assumes that tho United
States must yield the point in controversy
disayow the act and Wilkes return Mason
and Slile'l TO England.
The Spanish minister has open declared
that had Mason and Slidcll been taken from
" Spanish ship, he would have irun1dn ely
icmauirt lis rulsNulig
Lo3I Lvous s slid to Lave az dame
uaciar iouc aud 10 have declared lt MAJ
so, and Si,5,i! mnst De given ~ umDa
rcns RioI mad9 for tic o!Euu3e ,red the
British crown Nothing Oh tli- nd has
been oliicgiy nimH;ed. but IN dinav
intercourse he cTprassiJns o. o., jprot5-
t.on aui hostility have iccn IN -r4adly
ma e.
Thc movements q, Louisville aud else
where in Ny. seem 10 indicate an clrlT
mJgement OF the icder&ly b.y .Hgge numbars
-lor about ten days past, two or three reg
imcnts have arrived at Louisville daily and
have been sent forward toward Bowling
Green. Nelson's command has been with
drawn from Prcstonburg to tho mouth of
Sandy, whence it was taken 10 Louisville.
The Wild Cat and Camp Dick Robinson
troops, seem TO be concentrating at Danville
and Grab Orchard. The Louisville Courier
Of to-day learlIs that u squad uf twelve men
were sent TO Franklin, Ky, yesterday to
arres, some LincohitcS who were commit
ting depredatious in that neighborhcol -
The LincOn;;cs collected to the number Of
II or - in house and on the strength of
their number, dccd and fired upon our
troops, killing one and wounding one or
two. Our troops charged on the house and
set it on iye, burning the house and ali the
men in i except two who escaped. A de-
tachment Of twenty-five cavalry arrived at
Franklin last night to arrest the parties
implicated.
ToRoNro, Noy. lS.-Thc Globe and Leader
newspapers have severe articles on the seiz-
,la Of Mason aud Slidcll The Globe says:
DIT will add strength and dignity to the
American government, ii the captives are
liberated without the remonstrancc Of Great ,
Britnin.' The Leader says; "lhe Insult is .
one the meancst government on earth would
not submit to-
WAsIIIyGToH, Nov. Dspatchcsrccc .
ed to-day trom Rosencraniz, states that the .
rebel Floyd, with his entire force has aban- /
ioned lis position near Gaulcy Bridge, and
gone toward lHchvillc where il is uudcr-
stood he I'M ended to make stand iIoscr-
,rantz is sill at Gauley Bridge with his en-
ire command, and coutcmpate.s making II
toward movement rs soon as the necessary
can he made.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.--1'hc Times Port
Royal CORE 81 onlent says the fleet is to be
divided, and transports are to convey six
housGnd trools, who are now taking water
Tor fifteen days. There is sufficient cotton
iere, and at Pope Island, nreinnetl TO make
hree thousand bales. The steamships Del
aware, Boston and Cosmopolinn. chartered
,y the government for three months, sail
for Port Royal. The transport
Atlantic, is now soaling and taking proyis-
ems for Port Royal also TO carry troops.
INDIANoPoLrs, Nov, lg.-Gcn. Mcclellan
,as ordered six Ohio and two indiana regi-
ncnts to Kentucky from western Firginin-
probably other Indiana rcgimcnts will fol-
ow soon. "A northern regiment will pass
hraugh here dnaing tonight.
RicuaoND, MY. 2i, via New Orleans 81
News from Manassas says the federal
nd confederate camps indicate an engage
ncnt in day or two. The Baltimore sun .
f the a3d has been received and reports {
everal reviews and sham fights to accus-