Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-22

IL rpnulupu ub " hASN ANNN'
The British steamers Adriatic and
Persia arrived at Halifax with troops |
on the 3Oth, and the Cleopatra and |
Parana were expected on the 3lst'
A delegate to the United States |
Congress from Colorado Territory,
be among the prisoners held by the
fedcrals at Jefferson City. He was
arrested because Of ofsuspected South
ern proclivities.
The 80 and 91st New York rcgi-
ments have received marching or
dcrs for Key West. Their ultimate
destination will be Santa Rosa Is
land.
A dispatch from Quincy, Mo-, to
the st. Louis Republican, says on
Christmas night, through the negli-
gence of the guard, five Of the
bridge burners escaped. A court
martial was held at Palmyra yester-
day to try the remainder. Six reb-
els plead guilty and will be shot.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says
Thurlow Weed, writing from Paris,
| states that the government agent
sent to Europe to buy rifles, has OBJ
tained from the government arsen-
ais in Austria and Saxony, 100000
rifles, which are now on the way.
The New York Journal Of Com
merce says some Connecticut regi-
ments are having coats Of mail man.
ufactured to protect them from reb-
el bullets.
The Cincinnati Gazette estimates
that there will be surplus Of So,
100000 pounds of bacon in the
North west this year, should the
Southern market not be opened.
Mr.. John r. Lincoln, a cousin of
Abe, is reported among the prisoners
from North Missouri, taken to st.
Louis by the federals.
MEMPHIS, Jan. lO.-A special dis
patch to the Appeal from Columbus,
Ky, the 9th, says st. Louis papers
have been received here Of the 9th.
Advices from Rolla, contained in
them, state that Gen. Seigel, Major
Hassendenbel and thirty other Off
GERS connected with the army at that
point have resigned.
A dispatch from Halifax, dated
the 9Th inst, says Mason and Slidell
and their secretaries, who recently
sailed for Europe, on the British war
steamer Rinaldo, are expected hour
ly at that point ell route for their
destination.
Washington advices Of the 4th
inst, assert that the federal commit
tee on ways and means in Congress,
have recommended the issue by the
government. of one hundred million
of dollars in treasury notes.
A dispatch, dated the 9TH inst,
from Point Rocks, says G0OO rebels
attacked the federals the day pre-
vious near Hancock, Maryland, q
point on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, about fifty miles North
west of Harper's Ferry. The fed
erals were defeated and forced to
retreat. The rebels after their vic
tory destroyed railroad communica
ton with Cumberland, Maryland
which is on the same road some AZ
miles West of Hancock.
NASHVILLE. Jan. 9.--Col Lub'
book, of the Texas Rangers, died III
this city this morning. He was yes
terdav elected Colonel Of u regiment
of which he had previously been 1t
Col. His remains left today en-
route for Texas,
, New ORLEANS, Jan. 9.---lntflli'
genco received at Norfolk, states
, that the BunrnsideH expedition wa!
seen on Tuesday OFF liatteras.
MKnpH,s, Jan. l0.--Gcn. Pillow 8 resigns
t;on. il is repouted, viii not be accepted b,
/, , President Davis. Rumors rife that be vii
soon receive major generals commission
| Gen. Lee has prohibited newspaper CORES
t pondeucc from the camps or the Souiher
: coast.
Jan. li.--A special dispatch 10 the Al
neal from Columbus the l0th, says norther
napers Of the 9Th have been received ther'
? a dispatch from Halifax, dated the 9Th, an
nounces the arrival Of the steamship Bohs
q mian 1t ths point with later advioes froi
ruropc. The Orleans Princes in Lmeric
have been ordered home in consequence
c caareign comrl:cations with the y. 8. whis
e is quite signihesA::. m a1e sends reit
u.
r patched to Mexico BY spain. Great bfi'ai