Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-12

river in good order. The crossing was pro-
tected by Whites Tennessee regiment In
a brave and daring manner.
/ Gen. Carroll Is still falling back before
largely superior numbers, but will proba-
bly, make a stand at the mountqin pass in
his rear, Rutiedge's and Meetings. bate
ries of artillery were lost in the retreat
Monsarrats battery is safe.
! NASHVILLE, Jan. 29.--Gen.' Pillow being
advised Of the change in affairs nj Column
bus has withdraw his resignation. He
/ has been Mt home sick for some days past.
AS soon as his health will permit, he will
! return to his post or report TO Gen. john
ston for duty. A private dispatch from an
officer Of the army at Columbus, from
Richmond yesterday, says he Pillow has
accepted the command at Columbus.
Louisville papers of the Path have been
! received. Gen. Zollicoffer and Bailey Pey.
ton ,jr., had been buried with all the hon.
ors OF war. Their remains await the de-
mand of their friends.
! Adviccs from Bowling Green arc to this
effect: Rumors have been received this
morning that Gen. Buckner succeeded in
/ getting in the rear of Gen. Crittenden in
| the vicinity Of Greenville and Cassville,
thus cutting off his retreat across the Ohio.
| The federals have again thrown force
across Green river estimated IT $4,000, pro-
badly TO protect the bridge.
Augusta, Jan. 29.-Private dispatches
from Savannah this morning, say the city
is more ouiet--no immediate attack is APP
pretended. The object Of the enemy seems
to be 10 cut of communication with Ft
Pulaski. a5u,l
RlcHaosp, Jan. ,29.-Col. Single.ary,
commanding reconnoitering expedition,
| informs the Newborn, N. G. Progress that
he arrived at Portsmouth, N. c. on We'd
nesday evening, after the storm had COM
menced, rendering IL impossible to make
observations himself. He says he saw re-
liable men who had been applied to by the
directors of the feet to act as pilots, who
said the fleet was at Hatteras, numbering
It's vessels also representing their force
aboard at 10000. One third of the feet
wss Ia the Sound on Tucsday--aau third in
the reads, and aps-thira outside, busy light
ening yeesels over the Swash.l They said
the Yankees were anxious 10 get pilots for
the sound and rivers, inducing the opinion
that Roanoke, Edenton and Washington,
and they thought perhaps other places east
of Newborn would be attacked.
Il ia rendered certain that Ncwbern will
be visited as the vessels of the Yankees
are lightering, and could not attack any
other place. They also learned from the
Yankees that they had lost three vessels
and three men since reaching Hatteras.-
They also learned that New Orleaxs would
be attacked simultaneously with the attack.
on the Sound ln0 effect Of the sstamt on
Iharaday and Friday, upeh The Yankees
mug have bees Sgsere, Portsmouth was
com etely covered w,tb unter; nothing as
20 lie couiitoroi the Nenkeea has beea
learned since lpesdaT, Tho rebels retas'
ed loft Ea.ofesud Ineyizy, Gg6 Igp0i
that theg were tod that q Yankee regimen,
uGs uiestng, snA believed 20 be lest A.
rtsgol vi,h one hundred persons aboard is
ashore 81 Ch!ckamACpnickQ, mad the Uoida,
ooro, IN, CD Tribune says, the Bnrnside
feet is now ON our coast, and its object Ia
to assail US. 1t thinks Newborn win be
first attacked. aL ,F11 Lfst
Augusta, Jan. 2o.--The Savannah Re
| publican Of this morning says six federal
gunboats were a, Walls Cut, Seven Head,
! Wilmington Island, commanding The chan
mel Of the river. Yesterday fatnalVs feet
conveyed two steamers and flag towards
Fort Pulaski with provisions. Enemy op-
ened fire, battle ensued, lasted 40 minutes,
| no damage done on our side. Provision
boats and steamer Sampson returning were
also fred upon. Latter slightly damaged.
! The Fort is How provisioned for six months.
| A letter from an OH Ger OF the Fort says
! enemy cannot take the Port by attack =
| Yankees engaged removing distractions inl
| channels and other defenses they have yet
TO pass. The people of Savannah are firm
and confident Of their ability 10 defend tte
city. -& Pc 't
NAsaviLBE, Jan. S0.--The lastest advees
from Munfordsville state that the fedfals
have sent back their sick from chat Face,
and were also busily. engaged in bringing
their artillery from Nolin and Bacon
Creeks 1t is also said that they rkeiyed
marching orders early last week. Four
Yankee regiments are encampedIa t the
bend below Woodsonville on THY side Of
Green river, under cover Of tt9lr heavy
guns on the other side, Thaysenf out their
pickets during the Day towards Horse Cave,
but draw them in al night. sseg ...t.i
RIoHaosp, Jan. 3l.-New York papers
just received via Norfolk, COUSINS Burn
sides official report which sal he reaehed
Hatteras after n stormy and opgy passage
That most of the smaller vessels were am
chored safely in the harhor3 befeFe the Sc
verest portion OF the gale Yss experienced. (
The propeller, City Of Men York; loaded
with powder and rife honbs, was wrecked.
The steamer Louisiana isAshore- The gum
boat Zonaw, loaded witA 1900 rifles, SOoi
boxes of powder and S0lboxes Of reyolyerss
~. n~a-a,hot lnaded With hombg. fne