Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-13

AifF"M tAANNEs -ANfl FNhNAei ANNi q NNftAN
/ lghune, Thompson retired with loss Of
~ The enemy loss reported over 4Ot-
/ They had five riiled oann0n-fhoml s0R Iwo
cannon guns. Several officers on both sides
were Killed.
MEyPnls, Oct, 29.-Gen, JEFF. Thompson
arrived here this morning, lie leil his
command at Bloomfield SlodlRrI county,
Mo, all Faie anl quiet, lie fays the lshl
at frtdeIlcks,own was desperate one,
and lasted three hours. lie had bat ], ia
men. The iederals had nom ave TO SIS
| thousand. No advances OF tie enemy las
been made from Ironion. Zen. MeCulloeh
and Price have Joined forces, aud ave only
waiting ior army stores 10 make forward
movement, Thompson aud his little band
went within forty miles Of 81. Louis eaus-
Ing great condemnation In that city, they
4 tthc nouholHels) bclloyelng nj Ito Iimo
'ha, he had not less Than 10000 men with
| alN' All auiet NJ Columbus NY.
-lsNrnH' cc:.r,a. A,ahs Afreaf hos ellie
bic Gdyiccs which report that Gen. Price
was at Necslo on the 18th. Ills army was
IN good lighting condition. Mccullool was
In close proximity, aud was receiving large
ncocssi0ns. ihciI combined armies will
out number any force Fremont can bring
! Il Is olincd Fremont is making q desperate
effort loretrioychis FILLING fortunes. Prices
rc,rogiade movement was siraiegclleal.-
lie Is now amply supplied with nmmuni-
tion, and ddetermincdt 10 stand. Jcll, Ihomp-
son says he has Travelled over five hundred
mile in the last twenty days, with one thou
sand mcn-had five fights, lost eighty men
in all-killod over five hundred OF the enc
my--rciurncd with his command to Bloom-
field and left them in a splendid condition.
CAIRO, Oct. 2l.-Thc government steam
or Mary Cool, was fired upon last night by
three hundred Confederate cayalry-about
one hundred shots were fired into her,
wounding one man. The fire was returned
-onc rebel was crippled. The rebels fol-
lowed the boat several miles, but she sue
ceedcl in making her escape.
AUGUSTA, GA Oct 2S.-The Charleston
papers have information by indirect arri-
walls from Bahama aud Havana that feet
Of forty sail is expected soon at Nassau,
n. b. Destination supposed to be Mexico
The feeling at Nassau was unanimous Tor
the South.
Lincoln's consul, Whiting, has but few
sympathizcrs. A large spanish ilcct is col
lecling on the coast Of Mexico in connec-
tion with land force. Confederate YES
/ sells meet with every courtesy at Havana.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Get. .5;-t Via New Dr.
leans, Oct. 2ath.) The Charleston Acrcu-
RVS special Richmond dispatches say Now
York papers to the 23d and European adj
vices to the 18th have been received. 1t is
reported that the chambers of commerce OF
tle principal cities in France send pressing
memorials to the Emperor, urging the cX-
y; 90 iy;t In Com
iedcracy, and raising the blockade. The
London News says this report was obtained
from a most trustworthy source, and that
the Emperor contemplatcs an carly rccog-
milton. The Shipping Gazette says that
France and England must act together.
Bread riots have taken place in Paris'-
The French government has been Obliged TO
give assurances thnt Inc pllce oi p'e"u
should not be advanced.
Sales Of cotton in Liverpool for the week
prevols to sailing Of the steamer amount
ed TO 12,0G0 bales Market closed bouyant
al an advance of "a. The panic caused by
Stewards circular is increasing in thenorth
northern journals say the object of the
federals in crossing at Lccsburg was to
form n junction with the right wing of Nc
Clelans army. They admit their repulse
"hen oei.ateu' anu s"S S.So ,Voin
over lhe "hole norm. ",ii' rTicc Vi New
ofleahs mas Deeh arfesleu III Dos'on "ha
sent 10 III. Laaaye'.e, MI
AUGUSTA, cc,; z''-lhe report rom
charleston 'hat 'ne ieaefad meet was Oh me
par IS mol coAhrhea, INC oohieqeIH'e
court is IN session at oharieston. NJ NC
Nainai, chargeu WIN empezzilhs ana ROD
bing mal', plead guilty, ana was sentenced,
on one Indictment, TO o months impfisoh-
meht ana iihe @2oo' on secoha 10 ten
years imprisonment
Inc Ohaiiestoh Courler announces an
armed confederate yessei mas captured an-
oIhef prize, ana prougnt her saleiy lhto
harbor' Anong the prisoners IN Charles
ton u, are eaP'. Aicnaru m n"',iet' "a 'nc pils;
De'sey Aiies' oi "eils, m"ihu, hilcimel ~,
fehhessy, anu hauy anu SIX o'iie,s' Ihe
Amcs sailed from New lolk Tor Cardenas
on 9th Oct. and was captured some days
ago. The brig had an assorted cargo.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-lt is understood
that the rebel steamer Paige, which has
been confined in Aqua Creek, is now in
the river. She was protected all summer
by the guns of Aqua Creek batteries.
She is at present cruising between that
place and Shepard point, to pick up what
stray transports she may find. The Presi-
dent of the U. S. has at last suspended the
writ of habeas corpus for the District of
Columbia The judges and lawyers have
made themselves so troublesome by their
oficious interference with military affairs
that this has become necessary. The Worlds
correspondent says only the Rhode Island
officers stood by their guns at Leesburg,
the men retreated early in the fray-the
enemy charged from the woods in all di-
rcctions. conyergining upon our forces.--
They were brayely met but the slaughter of
our hest officers and men was SO terrific
that the fcdcrals were at last obliged to re-
front
A d;spateb from New York 9th states
Bric Grendo from Ncuvi,os for New York
WAS cantnred on the I3tl, Inv priyateer Sal
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