Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-01


the rebels are already reported to be fall
ing back. ,tL
MoBiLE, l5th.-A special dispatch to the
Advertiser and Register, dated Winchester,
October l4th, says Gen. Stuart crossed the
Potomac about williamsport, and dashed
into Pennsylvania. He passed through
Mercersburg, Chambersburg, Emmettsburg,
Liberty and Yattstown, and recrossed At
whiieiord below, making the entire circuit
Of the Federal army. lie cut of the enc
my communication, destroyed many arms,
and also very large amount Of stores, and
brought aways2,00 horses. No loss on
our side. o. A
RicnMoSD, Oct. 17.--At a democratic
pronounced the republican administration
the most contemplate government on the
face of tn earth. His plan was that Nc
Clellan should move on 10 Richmond and
that then a convention should be called and
Southern brethren invited to participate
and then alter the Constitution so that all
should hereafter live in peace, and if the
South would not stay, he would say to them,
"wayward sisters, depart in peace"
The Democracy should not loose time in
talking. If the people call them traitors
just knock them down and go TO the polls.
They had been told that Southern peope
would not live, and in his Judgement, they
ought not TO live under abolition sway, and
he would not live with them If they would.
The Tribune denies that Buell. was victori.
Gus and insinuates that he is either u fool
or traitor.
The Baltimore American Of Tuesday af-
tcrnoon reports an advance Of three per
cent on gold at New York.
MoBILE. Oct. l7th.-A special dispatch
TO the Advertiser and Register, dated Sem
atobia l7,h states dispatches of the 18th
from indianapolis TO the Chicago Times
ed by dispatch from Gen. BOYLE saying
thai Braer was in the rear of Buell. and
marching Oh Louisville. lie urges Gov.
Morton 10 send him reinforccments, he,
having but 1000 troops Mt Louisville.
The imprcsson prevails at Louisville that
Buell has been badly wbipped. The excite
ment in that city is intense.
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 18th
claims victory, but its dispatches are very
contradictory.
MOBILE. Oct. l6.-Thc Richmond Dis
match of the l4th has foreign dates to Sep
tember 18th The Ship American from
bombay with nearly eight thousand bales
of cotton was abandoned at sea. The Lon
don Shipping Gazette says the Confederate
ste mer $3.50 destroy ed five Federal mer-
chant vessels at sea.
CARLISLE, Pa. Oct. 1l.-Passcnge trains
on the Cumberland Valley Railroad from
Harrisburg have been stopped-much ex-
citement prevails here, all the rolling stock
of the road except four locomotives has been
brought here.
PmLApELrHrA, Oct. IA special dis
patch from Harrisburg to the Inquirer saws
that the rebels have DESTROYED a railroad
bridge Mt Scotland. five mi les east of Cham
and siezed about 500 horses. which
they intend to carry off. No violence was
inflicted on the Inhabitants of Chambers
burg. The railroad depot at ChambersburE
with its valuable contents, was destroyed,
and considerable portion of the track
torn up
H,pRisRrRy. Oct. ll.-Itis repor.ed that
was surrendered ON condi-
lion thut nriyalo property should be respec
tod I'M, nnblic nronerty should be removed
or dcs,rovcd me rebels are said TO be mo-
vino on Gettvsburp TO DESTROY the bridge
tbcre in order 10 prcyen, the approach of
troops from McClellans army.
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o5 yn,n' Chn,.iost"n Wv a., - 80 s,an' sn ouo 70
.n ,eu oon oo, Vam.n, @ ''ia, g., % mn.,ly n.w
10 yies are alyancil coward Gordonsy lie,
win Manassas. Their pickles have already
reached Catlctts Station. Il is probable
only n diversion to draw Gen. Lee from his
nresept position. Lincoln emancipation
had caused great ferment in
III cClellan 9 army nmourlihe Democrats,p,-
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