Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-29

EHglond is inevitable, and the next
steamer may bring news Of the re
cogn ton Of thu ~outher Coniede
ra2y. II is reported on the avenu,
that most important dispatches are
coming in the steamer Canada, ans
government has received the purport
of them by telegraph There i q
heavy pressure rom the North on
tho .rac;.fc state Of the army Of the
PotGmaG There aro more rumors
to-day Of dissensicns in the cabinet
ANNAPOLIS, J2G Another expe-
dition is to fit out here Immediately
after the burnsidcs expedition sails
Another British steamer has arrived
with dispatches f5r Lord Lyons
Treasury notes fom per cent. dis
count. Burnside expedition Of thir-
ty-fve vessels pat u ooa to-day and
sailed South. ...
RICHMOND, Jan. ga flag of truce
has arrived. The news from Nor
folk was received too late last night
to send South The st Louis Dem
ocrat Of the 9th, says 60 or 10000
troops are preparing to move from
Cairo and Paducah against Nash
vile, in conjunction with Buelrs
forces. The project Of attacking
New Orleans is being discussed IN
the Lincoln cabinet. Messrs. Gren-
how and Smythson, bankers, have
been sent to Fort Lafayette. The
vote for the expulsion Of Bright, of
Indiana, from the Senate, was large
ly in favor Of Bright retaining his
seat, The New York banks refuse
taking the government loan.
NAsRvILUE, Jan 23.---It is sleot-
ing and showing here this evening.
Reports from Bowling Green say
our generals still expect an advance
Of the enemy, but the late rains
have retarded operations. At last
report il was estimated that Ave
had crossed Gree1 river
at Munfordsville and encamped at
Rowlett's station, four miles from
the bridge. The heavy embank-
,ncnts on the Louisville and Nash
vile turnpike, near Woodsouvillc,
were blown up on the 7th,
A special dispatch to the Com
morcial from Washington 9th, says
O'Clock this p. m, Gen. Jackson
and Gen. Lander we're s:ll shciling
each other across tha river Ut Han
cock. Jackson ) forces are aitogeth-
er the stronger. Tie had done no
harm to men or town up to that
hour however 'Tao Commerciai Of
the Sth says, that during the pre7i
Gus three weeks, nine tlandred and
fifty wagons ana 1909 males had
been forwarded to- Tie ted5ral s-riny
under Gen, Buell..
4 letter from Paris 9th Dec.,tN
the n. Z. Tribune says ilis worse
than fa!sehood TO deny, what [
know it is worse than pAtriotioto
adyoit, hu. what !: is the disagreed.
bic du;y Of . reporter to state, this
ia passion&tely disputed but is net
dispatAo.e, viz: the ioet
that the recognition Of the Coincide
rate States OF America ;-s an exist
inc nation by England And France
is rapidly approacing diplomatic re-
cord,
MEMpHts, Jan. 14,--The Appeals
correspondent at Richmcnd 9Th,
says there is tigrting between con
ieaerato under G Gene. Jackson, Ior-
ing and tho Yankees at Berkeiy
springs. Particulars not known.--
q from northern papers OF Q
recent DATE confirm the above A
private dispatch to the Appeal at
late hour last night reports al quiet
AZ Columbus and weather intensely
cold ateFs
The Petersburg Express received
a dispateh tais afternoon from Nor
le,k, which says the elements are
fghting, for us-a severe gale is row
prevaili & and has forced the Burn
side expedition back TO Hampton
Roads. The weather ia cold at Pc
and enowing. Cold at
Richmond With snow indications
Eighteen Transports, sixteen pro
cellcrs and two side wheel steamers
,f the Burnside expedition, lcit
Hampton Roads on Sunday after
noon, apparently bound Southwark,
There viii be Development ts Of their