Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-28
WHOLE NUMBER 4sS.
Special to tho clncinnsti Commercial.

| bJ ono SoSo w Lug iahu oH tuc Icr-
sia for ninety days. Stewart, his
Secretary Of Legation, is charged
with the duties and responsibilities
Of the embassy during Lyons abb
sence. When Odell left the white
house, Thursday, 3,721 wounded
some rebels, were already brought
here. The sanitary commission
vessels are much superior to those
OF the government, Robert Small
and steamer Planter rendered val
liable service To the navy and army
in the expedition towards Charles
ton, by way Of Stone Inlet. Du-
pont speaks Of Small's usefulness
IN dispatches to the navy depart
ment. There is great Joy among
western men here at the authentic
news of the opening Of the Missis-
sIppi, and destruction Of the rebel
fleet, The rebels have only remain
ing half dozen boats at Mobile and
Nashville, afraid to leave. 1t is said
Il large Confederate force is march
ing on Nashville. Rulnors have
been rife i'll the community ior sew
eral days, but re.atlve TO them wa
Lave beep unable to, obtain any
thing from the South. 1t is repor-
ted that Il large force Of re1els are
menacng Nashville from East Ten
nesSee. Gsn. DumOnt, commanding
at Nashville, believes there is some-
thing IN it. 1t is unlucky that wo
have not on band q considerable
force to send him at once He will,
however, De promptly reinforced,
and, il the rebels should make an
advance on Nashville, tho result
-, cannot be otherwise than they will
be speedily oyerpowered.
Memphis Daily Argus of Juno
'&th says Latest from Gen. Jaek-
on ~ e hag. rgl lived tho Appeal
Ji Wednesday, from which We ex-
r"et tae following Important items
OF ,Ea @ycent feUt:
l.naao>l aula ,J--Iho follow
.lg 1spatuJc2 wore received 9. a.
i"'- ' "f i@Sy .tlEAt by oOF 1CtGL-
cr. JACKSON has givcn Shields an
awful whipping, capturing one reg
iment and his artillery, and driving.
him miles down the Shenandoah.
Fremont appeared on the opposite
bank Of North and Sheuapdoah riv-
ers. Our victory to-day over Shields
is complete. t Gen. Juckson had
reintorcements, he would save all.
Our loss is very heavy, but the en-
emys is. tremenduous.. Our cavaI-
ry is still, pursuing. Eremont has
crossed North river, with small
force, at Rockinnd Mills.
SECOND DIsPATcH.--Our loss yes
tel day was about two hundred to-
day it g much heavier / wlll give
you any news additional lnat comes
to hand We had II great victory
over Shields to-day
THIRD DIspAT, H-Fresnont is
falling back, and bIocading the road.
jackson is pressing Shields. Urge
forward the roinlUrcements, so That
he may follow up his successes.
Special correspondence 20 he n. Y. Times.
LoaDoH, May 2tth-The surren-
der OF Now Orleans and the evacu-
alton. Of Yorktown, have fallen up
on the British public like two very,
heavy Chaps Of thunder. The first
event is a mystery no ne prctcnis
to explain. We wait FIR further
Particulars. As it now appears, il.
10 pregnant vita alarm.
1t gunboats can pass shore batter
les and harbor deieuoes, what city
i.r the world is safe? An iron clad
gan boat could ascend the Thames
any day, and ly NJ in the poo be-
low London bridge, reduce the great
metropolis TO submission or to ash
es-but the same is true of New
York and OF every city which lies
upon the sea or nayigable river.
L the southern ports be opened and
the planters will sell their cotton,
and buy goods, they may do rs they
please about the restoration of the.
Cnion.-There 10 sympathy vita
the South, but it is useless. There
is hatred Of the North, bat it deter
miacs 10 action Interest and in
terest alone, will govern. And
what is that interest? Ohe-third
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