Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29
able results to them which will fol-


rure Of Mason and Slidell. He con-
sidered England's demand and Sc
ward 8 rendition right.
Advices from Missouri report
that Price has been reinforced by
Arkansas troops and fight at
Rolla is expected.
Revolver Colt died at Hartford ON
the 10th.
NASHVILLE, Jans lit has been
definitely ascertained that consider
able shipments of cotton and sugar
have recently been made in wagons
through Kentucky to the Ohio riv-
cr 1t is supposed from Clarksville.
The Chicago Journal Of the 9th
has private aJvices from Washing
ton, that jim I,aneswiil reach Chica-
go at an early day, en- route for
Kansas, to take command of $4,000
men coo of whom are cavalry, de-
signed for q grand expedition along
the Arkansas border into Texas,
simultaneous witha movement Of
the other divisions of the federal in
vading army.
LYNcHByRa, JAM 16.-We have
intelligence by the Tennessee train
of fight q few miles beyond Pres
tonburg, between Gen. Humphrey
Marshall, with 1850 men, and the
federals numbering 5000. Mar
shall was retreating when attacked.
The enemy came upon him in a
narrow gorge. The engagements
represented as being the most des-
perate Of the war. Col. Mark reg
iment charged the, enemy and
hand to hand conflict ensued, which
lasted half an hour, The federals
fought gallantly, but finally broke
and ran in Bull Run style. Mar
Rhall's force, exhausted and much
smaller than the enemy's, fell back
TO prestonburg. Cpnfedcrates loss
+, rs rs h k siillltotGll hi cd ana / 5w oIrded Enemys
loss over 200 killed. The informa-
ton was brought to Abingdon by
participant IS in the battle.
RlcKMoNr, Jan. l6--Congress
has ordered the publication Of the
official reports Of all bsttles fought.
This includes Beauregard's and |
Johnson's report o;the battle of 2lst
July. Nothing otherwise interest
ing Of public proceedings to-day.
NEW ORLEANS, San l6.--The re
mains Of the Hon john Hemphill |
and Col. Hugh Mcleod, arrived |
yesterday, and we.a laid out st the |
Mayors aaice They were escorted |
this afternoon to the railroad ferry |
landing by the military, en- route to |
Texas. A
ftcivNoSD, Jan l6.--Dispatches
from Norfolk to-nish; report that
tue troubles ia hincons cabinet are !
eulminating Trouble'ia the iede-
"a, CoEggess Is increasing. ~tlnan
cial Affairs in the North continnc to I
grow more aud more embarrassing |
Const0cna&on and panic prevails
everywnere. business in New
York is entirely snspanded, and sill
are in tho ,,1iist ofRaxieus suspense .
20 know what the roEt foreign re-
counts relative TO tha reeult oi' the
Trent airLir and tho surrender Of
Mason and Slidall ggiH be. The
Herald demands q GrGut tax be laid
OF fitysmihions, 70 90 raised On
articles Of aeaassity, and seventy- /
I'VE millions by stamp P duties. Motif
ing yet has been done, and the ia
ture iqoks blacks Exchange HI -
,GoId.A per ceut AGstria eoincides
:, ith the views OF England in regard
10 the Trent affair.
NAsuvibLE, Jan. 1T--Private dis
patches report the faderals landing
in rlrco this morning below Fcrt
Henry, on the Tennessee river
There was gone firing, but the fade-
raj balls did not reach the fort
Advices from Fnr5 D9nelson say
Gen. Tilghman feels confident Of his
ability to defend- Forts Donelson
and Henry, |
RIcHxoSp. Jan. 1.-THE Exami-
ncr's special Norfolk correspondent
hsd dispatch late last night saying
that the New York Herald OF the
10th. says Cameron has resigned,
and Stanton OF Pennsylvania, viii
be his successor. Cameron is said
to be minister to Russia Mcclellan
is recovering. 1t is rumored that
f-t J.. a.. ~.,,,. ax,d o.no,t |