Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
TEXAS. OCTOBER 8, 1861.
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lo-islilsl iypl 'hs Little i,Sss TE1s Ds1oerai.
RicaAaSp, Sept. 2l,-A lady whosrriyed
mere to-day reports that the HalIimore Ex-
change aud South Republican have been
suppressed, The sun soon will be. The
Peabody Institute is dtiing mp prison for
secession ladies' The Central train to-day
brought 10 Yankee prisoners. Nothing new
'tron the camps, The Examiner this m IN.
ing in,imales a long cabinet session yester.
day on the policy Of fpushlng the war be.
yond the confedeney, Il says the cabinet
is divided. soue preierrlng the ordering
Of the army inso wln,er qnariers.-Others
favor an onward movement.
RlcHa0Sp, Sept. 2i.-A wcll Informed
gentleman recently from New York gives
Il as his decided opinion from facts COM
nunicalel by we'll understood Interested
circles there that the Yankee prOprieiors
of large interests In Brunswick, Ca, have
Induced Lincoln TO III out mn expensive ex.
petition with about 10000 men 10 take
brunswick and eslgblish a navy yard, open
the port for the shipment OF cotton, naval
aiorvs and liveOsk. Sagacious men say there
Is much reason TO believe this, as the fclc-
raj government Is almost wholly controlled
by schemers and spectators.
liowLISG GRsgs, Sept. 20,-Dr johnson,
the Senator from Palhcih, left Frankfort
on Friday night aud made his way TO this
place under great difficulties. lie states
that Senators Irwin aud Sivortooth aud
MIR. Erwing representatives from Logan
county, with several others were arrested
~ Frankfort. Gov. Alagofin is not allowed
to 60 outside OF the city liniits. Guards
have been stationed around Frankfort TO
prevent Ills escape. De. johnson says the
feeling NJ Frankfort Is almost unanimously
ia favor of tho South The fcderals are
committing all nanncrof deprcdatious in
that portion of the State. They have nbout
five regiments at or near Muldrough's hill
and about 5000 home guards nj camp Dick
Robinson. But few Kentuekians are enlist
ing. Nearly all thsir TROOPS are from In
diana and Ohio. Advices from Green River
today state that af,cra meeting held in
Louisville by Gca. Anderson, c. W. Andcr-
son, Pcnbakerand other p 'ominent Union
men, Gen. Anderson tclcgraphed Coy. Dcn-
nison of Ohio, to send Immediately nll the
troops possible. A fight is reported to have
taken place to-day npon Muddy Fork river,
TWO regiments OF fcilcrals under Coils. Haw-
kins and Mclicnry retreatcd from Muddy
Fork river to 0wcnsboro and passed over
to Evansville. A boy NJ years old was shotin
Frankfort for cheering for Jcif Davis. The
murderer was not arrested. The traitor
Andy johnson il reported TO have been
arrested by Confederafes in Kentucky.
LYycnpuRG, Sept n. Positive informn-
ton has been received that Gen, Lee has
left Valley Mountain and is on his way to
Join Gen. Floyd who is now cncampcd at
Meadow Bluff, II miles beyond Lewisburg,
and who is seriously threatened by large
force under RosencNniz. Wise is on Big
| Sewell Mountain. Messengers who left
White Sulphur Springs Thursday says it is
believed Wise was fighting and Floyd was
| in cxpectation-of an Immediate attack.
Accounts have been received Of the arrest
by Lincoln of the Senators pcarce and Ken
ncay Of Maryland The Louisville Journal
OF the Goth, contains telegraphic dispatches
! from st. Louis reporting hard fought bat
| tlcat Lexington, Mo-, between the Missou-
rinns under Gen. Mulligan,' on the 18th.
The last dispatch reports that Gen. Price
| occupied Lexington. Rcinforcemcnts from
Gen Jim Lane were expected by The fcde
rails during the battle, but they did not
| arrive. The Richmond Examiner says,
| Major Gen. Gustavus W Smith is to take
| command OF the division of the Potomac
army, heretofore under Gen Jos. y. john
sun-Gen. johnson will assume general
command OF both columns.
MGMpnls, Sept. 27--Passengers from
| Columbus this morning bring Intelligence
from Missouri OF an encouraging character.
! We learn from j. W. Polk, who left there Mt
| II clock last nj ght, as bearer Of dispatches
10 the commander at this point that Gen.
johnson had just received by special ex-
press from Paducah u late copy of the st.
| LOUIS Ri publican, giving full account Of
! a battle at Lexington, Mo-, on the 18Th
| lust. The Rcpublican says: Gen. Price
| with 2f,o00 attlcke Lexington on the 18th
where Col. Mulligan was posted with bet
ween four and i've thousand men-aitci
I three day lighting, OF rather se!ge OF
that time the federal eriny surrendered with
all their arms, ammunition and artillery,
Including also $25o,0Oo in specie, which
fIulligan had stolen from the bank there
giving the receipt of the fede:al government
for the same. Price is alleged 10 have used
hemp bales as moving battery, and thus
succeeded in nscutting the enemy OH from u.
retreat by the river! Tie loss. (Which of
course cannot be accurately is stated at W
,ou A.,.u al so n,,t dnwn a. scvcr,l
,.a'i.au Soahusu 'gi : w rar'
'ono, y, -. s,r,h i sort,;,ea that rho nr;yates
~ 70 -, I bscr rr,ens e,l
Oh 'ne cap'"'eu a'S no 80. -
! ers, doubtless 10 retaiiate on in cas-. Ere
ipon. a'"a,'e a..e ,o,, on,ncy IIlino,s received
at Paducah, state that ], ,000 OF these prison-
ers iiau ariisou .nsi =: H. ~ n,,,red