Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-29
by LAST NIGHT,S MAIL.

our .Ofccs nave lhllen Dnck IRON nolly
Springs twenty miles, 10 liatche river,
where we have fortifcarions and they will
there make II stand and defend the crossing
against the Fcderals.
HoUsroN, Nov. 22.--Passengers direct
from Alexandria, among whom arc Lieut..
Macin, of San Antonio TO whom we are in-
debted for late papers informs us that u
dispatch had been received Mt AleSnndr n,
stating that Lord Lyons had arrived NJ
Washington and also Cameron from Rus
sia. Further, that recognition by England,
France and Russia was about TO take place
Lord Lyons would be in Richmond in u few
DAYS. Confederate Bonds are now worth
in England ~ cents.
lIalleck and other leading Federal Off
GERS give it rs their opinion that war be-
tween Great Britain and the United States
is now inevitable.
The dispatch further stated that sixteen
gunboats were being built for the Southern
ConielcHcy NJ Liverpool.
There are STRONG rumors Of II battle be-
tween A. T.. Hin and Mcclellan, in which
we gained n complete victory.
Nashville is rein forced with Is, 900 troops
under Gen. McCook.
Gen. Nllipiguc, who commanded Fort
Hudson, below the mouth OF Red iiycr, died
few days since of pneumonia. The Fort
is now considered imprcgueblc and Vicks-
burg is now beipg fortified all around two
miles from the cily--inland lorlifcations--
IN anti ipation Of II land attack.
RcttuoXD. Nov. li.-Northcrn papers of
the Sth furnish the following items:
I,,.,,,,,. an 4 Shipc boI NIL
vanccd in Liverpool 3 to ) per cent, under
the influence Of the Alabama dongs
The Washington Starhas dispatches from
Chicago, indicating that Loycjoy, the abo-
litionist. was not reelected to Congress.
The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Post says the President will not
retreat from the PROCLAMATION, because Of
thcrcsults Of the elections.
The Government fully realizes that what
it has TO do must be done with dispatch,
and that going into winter quarters means
II dsgrace'Il peace; consequently, the ar
my will not 60 iuIO winter quarters, unless
j, is possible Tor the Commanding General
10 override the President
RlcuMOyD, Nov. 1i.-Northcrn dates of
the 18th have been received. The>Ncw
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