Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-26
{ Whole Number, 454,

is among the killed. Ills sword with his
name engraved OF il is nov here.
liui six hundred Of our men participated
in the fght. We have but OIie killed,
Henry l., Wyatt, of the North Carolina re-
gimenl, aud formerly OF Richmond. Sever
al are wounded, among them Charles
Williams and Colonel hogers OF the North
Carolina regiment,
BALTIsoRE, June IL. A steamer from
old Point Comfort arrived here to-day,
with intelligence confirming the defeat of
the Federal army at Great bethel. South
ern cavalry and infantry followed the re-
treating invaders Us far as New Market
Bridge, this side Of Little Bethel, which
bridge the flying invaders burned. The
S0uIheTners lad six guns besidesa battery,
There has been no further military move
ment from Fortress Monroe, The noior-
ious llrig, Gen. Pierce halls from Massa-
ehuseus,
SAvANNAH, June l2.-The Republican Of
this morning says that Federal troops In
large numbers landed yesterday Mt liamp-
ton Head. Their object in having effected
n landing IL not known, but causes great
excitement. Commodore Tainall is in
command OF the State troops,
The following dispatch is published in
the papers,
tNcINNArI, June, Ito Governor
Nngofin.-l have received information
tha, Tennessee troops are under orders TO
occupy Island No. six miles below Cairo.
In accordance with my understanding with
General Buckncr, |, call upon you to pre-
vent this step. DO you regard tho Islands
on tho Mississippi river above the Tennes-
SEQ line as within your jurisdiction, and If
So what ones? Respectfully,
(Signcd) GEO. u. MCCLELLAN.
Adiuiant Gen. U. $. A.
llNGERSTOwN, June l2.--Gcn. Pattcrsons
division is motionlcss.
The Maryland House of Delegates has
instructed the United States Senator's to
vote for the recognition of the Southern
Coniedcracy.
w ASlirNGToS, June l2.-Thc Mexican
mails will be made up at New York and
sent to Havana by every steamer, to be
forwarded thence to Vera Cruz. Fifty
thousand cartridge have been sent to the
Relay House. The Department is engaged
in pcriccting the postal arrangement of
Western Virginia. The federalists arc
gradually pushing towards Fairfax Court
House. Six steamers are at the navy yard
with steam up. In Henry Winter Davis
district the vote will be close. 1t is thought
that the Bethel victory will greatly siren
gthcn the Southern rights vote.
STILL LATER.
Special Dispatch to the Houston Telegraph.
BY the arrival of the schooner Royal
Yacht Mt Galveston this morning at seven
o o'clock and forty minutes, We are placed in
possession Of the following intelligence:
Special to the Delta,
RrcuMoXp, June l3.-We have reports
from Washington in regard to the evacua-
tion of llarpcrs Ferry, which are doubted
here, but circumstances within my knowle-
dgc induce me to credit the report.
BosToN, June l3.-Capt. Chaunccy, Of
the retired list U. $. Navy, is to take COM
mand of the Susquehanna. The Colorado
has her orders and will sail soon.
WAsmIyGToN, June l3.-Dan Sicklcss
five regiments were mustered into service
to-day Missouri is added to Gen. McClcl-
lans department. The total AMBER OF
killed at Little Bethel amounted to md
wounded to As.
A dispatch to arrest Williom Trapman,
of South Carolina, said to be bearer of pri-
vatcer papers, and other Confederate docu-
mcnts, reached Boston too late, the steamer
having sailed.
New YORK, June 13-Thc steamship
North STAR arrived to-day from Aspinwall,
bringing no intelligence of Importance.
SrRISGFIELD, Ills, June 13.-The Gov
crnor has appointed Hon. o. II. Browning,
United States Senator from Illinois, vice
S. A. Douglas, deceased.
CAIKo June ia steamer with two
Federal companies and a squad of artillery
on board, while cruising withina few miles
below Columbus Ky, broke her machinery
and driftcd to the shore. a party of three
persons went ashore to cut down scccs-
sion flag. Mr.. Davis manager of the South
Western Telegraph office, has kindly fur
nishcd us with the following, information
regarding the above cvent ga body of
Federal troops numbering about 500 landed
at Columbus, KY, yesterday, tore down q
secession flag, spat and tampled upon 1T
and after playing various other childish
tricks, put back to Cairo the place whence
they came, taking with them their trophy
WASHING ron, June 13.-Fhe Southern
camp at Romncy is threatened. McClel-
lans forces hope to attack Charlestown,
Virginia, in a week. Six additional Ohio
regiments have been ordered into Western
Virginia to operate in Kanawha Valley.
CINCINNATI, June ia regiment of
FcderallstS mas attackeu Rouncy, va. Win
success.
ST.. LOUIS, June 13-W. O. Barrett,
brother of the late Congressman has been
arrested for treason. Other prominent
citizens arc implicated. Federsl troops are
being enlisted in Missouri Three steamers
are at the arsenal, taking troops destined
for Jefferson City. ~ hrdge over the
Usage River, belonging TO me Pacific rail-
road, has been burned.
FORTRESS MoSRoE June IA truce
tagged detachment has gone to GreH,
Bethel to bury the dead.
Hermann, Mo-, June l4.--Thc state
militia have battery below the mouth oil
the Usage river. The Missourians are con-
centrating at jefferson City from ell quar-
ters.
ST. LOUIS, June 1f,--Thrcc boats with
Gen. Lyon and staff, hye hundred men and
some artillery, have left for some point on
the Missouri river.
HAGERsTowN, June 14.-Gen. Cadwal-
lader is in command Of Greencostle. His
division will cross the Potomac at Will
Transport. Gen. Patterson's headquarters
are at IIagcrstown.
WAsnINGToN, June 1.-THE postoffio
department. is getting up n new stamp. to
render worthless those held South.
HAGERsrowN, June IA fight at dam
four is in progress, company of sharp
Shooters has gone to assist the unicnists.
The President of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal visited Gen. Johnson, and re-
against hedistruction Of dams,
boats, Sc, Gen. Jolnstons instructions
are to destroy everything that can be usc-
Ful to the invaders.
WASHINGTON, juno 1.-The souiborner-
lre erecting battery at Matthias Point
lne mile below Aquia Greek, where the
Potomac is narrow. The steamers Freeborn
and ResOlutc have gone TO prevent ITS conf
pletion, These steamers are armed with
ihirty-two ponn,ters.
NEW YoRE, June 14.-Tho Tribune says
Arkansas is sending arms and muniiionsof