The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17

HEADQUARTERS roxoKs At Ccxrvrs. Mt.a..
Nay 2, 1885,.
i,srs Of ,SA,lA ard EA Hevr
arc abos, 10 moes once mnre, Nc shock Of
no the invaders OF our soil, the dcspoiers OF
homes. and the disturbrrs Of oar family tics.
n isec, and hand N hand.
ar, 10 decide Whoshcr We are 10 be free
or the vic slaves Of tho1 who arr free only
,ipe and Who. hot yesterday. were vsnou,.6.
although IN largely superior sum bcfs, IN their
eneanipments. on the ever memorable field OF
5oh.
II the impending hattie decide our fate. and
more iilpstr'oss paR. 10 the history OF our
1tioa-one 10 which cur children viii poin,
noble pride. saying, our fathers were At the
II at Coribth.
angraiulste yoo on yoar timely junction Of
mingled banners. fot the hrsi tine during
var We shall meet our foe Ia strength that
ia ave us victory,
kldisra. can the rclo, bo doubted7 Shall We
hive back inte iae Tennessee the pr~sumptu
uerccnsries collected for our sobjugatisn
more manly cisott. and trusting IN God and
l.tlce of our cause, We shall recover more
AZ have lu~t.
the sounds Of our victorious guns he re-.
a by those Of the army Of Virginia on the
&c battlefield Of Yorktown.
G. T. BEAuREGARD,
Gensr9l Commanding.
cal Jso. ". orEy. A. A. A. Gen.
J. rumored tina, Gen. Il. Kirby Smith has re.
Huntsville.
ere : no advsnc. this morning by the enemy
Iihcr the Pennington or Monterey roads. Ne
ow having the calm before the storm
eNru, May 80 = A-Seor.s jast in report
serious shifmish'ng took place abou, two
to-day. between ih. piekets Of the oppo-
'nrcce, on the Pennington road, aud about
lilies from torinth.
center fronts on the Monterey road. with
Hn the left. aud Pennington on the right.
0pcmy. IN force advanced considerably on
eht to-day.
~ aud rapid firing of artillery commenced
a. ht at . o'clock. r, ", which u sust aimed
lrdco'- forces. The firing still continues
ind inccssant. and !, Is evident tina, the
iU ~ the battle h = commenced
Beaursgard will be on the field tomorrow
tir great battl. will proceed
sru May D.. The ST Louis Republican OF
l git.. has been received.
sa. April sa.-.he river Is slowly rising
sdfid Is reported Inundated. Tue track Of
nnol- central railroad has been covered aud
away above Cairo
Federal scouts report eight thousand Con.
- at Chieks-aw Bluffs tfnrt Pliow.)
ntyiour prisoners, including the bridge
from Commerce, Mo. were sent to 81.
today.
.i steamers from the upper Tennessee were
otp by a detachment Of rebel cavalry at
b,u1s, SIX miles beipw savannah TIM,
1 k,lliag and waandng several
Hdlccks preparation are nearly compile.
M>GroN, April fisherman, Of Ohio.
icd . series 81 resolutions IN the Senate,
De Ohio legislature, protesting against al.
the Confederate prisoners q, Carp Chase
fl hffs ONO "a ryt their Al v,a.
New YORK Chamber Of Commerce has
q memorial to Congress. unanimously
us the passage OF law to raise two hun.
nd dty millions Of dollars. by direct taxa.
follows; On merchsnd,sr levy Of one
on cotton, tSu cett- per pound; on VI.
twenty nTc cent. per gallon from real cs,
svc.yc millions from tarn iiny millions !;
rrrate OF which, Il Is supposed would raise
So sum.
inr henderson. IA a lengthy speech de-.
thr cont-gaiion act AZ unconstitutional.
that no law ..of civilized war can Hirip
enemy OF his land, and estates
reported that the rebels are concentrating
iprce az Nordnnsyillc, hoping 10 bag Zen
main points 81 the Seward Lyon tr'aty atc
he right pf search il provided for with
Nd 90 the number of vessels 70 be en-.
Alsp, the summary trial and punish
Those engaged IN thu slave trade.
idy johnson haA written a letter proving
additionally OF the act abolishinr s!a'
'hc District Of Columbia.
Blrch has openel the canvass IN Me.
TIE made a powerful speech IN rhilsc0thc
,ri against emancipation, which had a
VI influence towards uniting the conrNr'
n nuih parties.
+ mss -een gentleman from Richmond
" Hercier the French Minister stated
'e''rA'r Senator that hls VISIT wa" euon''
I" came SIMPLY 70 ascertain The condition
and vas surprised a, our confidence and
determined p9-ifien, when he expected
urspondnney lie also -isid the enormous
X .oF North could not let the AlkstE mold