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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-12

The Arrest Of the Hsrald,s Correspondent.
Nxw YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Herald's Washing.
ton dispatches report that Ives, who was arrested
by srdef Of Secretary Stanton, 10 not secession.
list. The Herald says IL the alleged threats wefe
used by Ives he was entirely Unauthorized, and
Secretary Stanton Is justified In his action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-12

safsIl Release Of Federal Prisoners.
LouisvIILx, Feb. If9--Arrangement have been
effected whereby Major fielyed and Capt. Prince
viii be released by the rebels. 2. ls'.-T
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19
BATTLE NEAR CORlNTH.
Great and Glorious Victory.
5000 Federls Captured!

MEEpuIs, April 7th.-From the
MISUNDERSTANDING about five
o'clock in the morning the right
wing of our army under Gcnslllar-
dee, attacked the enemy IN his camp
The fight soon became general, and
was contested with great obstilacy.
The impetuosity OF our troops was
irresistible, and after Il long and
bloody conflict the enemy gave way.
The battle is understood to have
taken place ut Pea Ridge, near Red
Sulphur Springs, or at place call
ed Monterey, about 1 or ) miles
from the railroad, and 20 miles from
Corinth. Reported among the slain
on our side are Col. Kit Williams,
Col. Bates Of Nashville and Col.
Brown of Miss. Gen. GLADDEN. of La.
lost an arm. aud Gen. lIindman had
his horse killed which in falling in
jured his lrg-loSs on both sides
said TO he Very heavy. ten. buell.
managed to reach the federal army
by means of transports, with rein
iorccmcnts on Saturday night. lie
was in the battle and reported cap
tured. i
1t is said while the right wing
and centre were pressing the enemy
our left wing under Gen. +, Tx sue
c,cdcd in banking the enemy and
intcrcepting his retreat to the river.
Passengers report that this enemy
tircw down their arms and fed,
leaving large number of eaptives.
They say eight batteries were ia
ken, consisting of fifty guns. A
great victory has been won. fthc
rout bc complete the federal amy
mu be dIsorganizrd aml no impc,i-
imcnt intcrposcs between our vic
torious generals and Nashville.
LArEn.--A dispatch says the
wholesfcderal ARMY. gunboats and
all were in our power. Sixth Ten
nessce regiment is reported having
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19

Es.,- We have recent y read sever
al paragraphs, cmanating from nor
ihern sources, TO the effect, that
Southern papers were dcsponding,
on account of the withdrawal of
Confederate troops from the former
Ille Of action. Wchave, within the
past few weeks, read numerous
Southern papers from various sec
tons Of the ConiGdcracy, and every
one Of them speaks cncouragingly
OF the line Of policy recently adop-
ted hy our Government in abandon
ing our old line of operatons. They
not My speak cncouriginSly, but
th"y heartily approve Of the policy.
Northern Journals, however, must
have some ialschood as Il foundation
upon which they can pandcr to the
vtated appetite of Northern fanat-
icism, and having expended almost
every other humbuS, they harp up
on this in order to keep up their
credit for lying. Let not Il South
en- public be desponing on account
81 lying Northern newspapers. We
tolicvc that the policy recently a.
doptcd by the Confederate Govern
cent, one Of great wisdom, and af-
~ due reflections and have no fears
oFtbc rcsuslt. Our trust is in the
Almighty, and the bravery and in
,repidity Of our gallant sons. Our
cause is a Just and righteous one, and
we believe The God of Heaven yields
:hc'heim. We may have rcvcrses.
This is to be expected, but of the Ill
innate maintenance of Southern
Independence, we have not the shad-
ow "a doubt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19
I'll f II + r AID.
SATURDAY. APRILl9.s
TO THE PUBLIC.

Having made arrangements with
'iar proprictors Of the Dallas Her
aid, McSsrs. Swindclls n Lane, To
continue its publication during their
;h,cncc in tho army, We this week,
commence the work, with the hope
tina, tho old friends of the paper, to-
'grthcr with host OF new ones. will
Vic with each other in extending its
circulation.
As to the principles by which we
shall be governed, in conducting our
little shcct-wc take it for granted
that all truc-hcartcd Southern men,
are Of one mind with regard to the
all important, and to the South, Vi
,aI question, The Southern man
who desires 10 see the beautiful land
in which We live, subiugatrd and
governed by IL Black Republican u
surpcr and tyrtutwouId indeed, be
false to every principle Of justice
and humanity. The defence of our
homes, our iircsidcs, our wives and
little ones, our affairs and institu-
tons, to the true man Of the South,
is the paramount and only question
low. Then, it will not he SO much
our object to discus questions, as it
will To afford tho public an advcrtis-
ingand news medium. We have suf-
'iccnt paper on hand, torat least six
months, use, ut the present size,
tlpsting that circumstances ~ II, in
that time, enable lis to procure an
other supply.
We are also prepared to execute
all job work, in our inc, at short no.
ice, and in thh neatcst and most ap.
proved style
The force o. circumstances, COM
rel us to adopt the cash system, in
ever department Of the business,
Tie necessity Of which, will ut once,
beapparcnt to every one. Our terms
may be seen, by reference to the
first pa@s Of to-days issue.
Now, m conclusion, may we not
say, that we confidently anticipate
and believe, that IL generous public
will reward our efforts with II llber-
al patronage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19
A dispatch from Boston, on the

A dispatch from Boston, on the
18th ult., says: sd
A most disastrous fire occurred here
to-day. during II furious storm OF
snow and hail. An immense amount
Of property was destroyed, and
many buildings including the Ex-
change Hotel, were destroyed, The
loss is estimated at S750, 900. The
great tower of the Catholic Church,
in East Boston, was blown down du-
ring the same night, dcmolishing
the smaller tower. Two .hous;rnd
bales OF cotton and eighty thousand
bushels Of corn and oats wc1 among
the goods DESTROYED.
\ terrific storm ragged throughout
the North On Monday. causing great
destruction 10 property in New
York and Brooklyn. Buildings and
stecplcs were blown down, shipping
damaged. and great injury caused
to buildings in Washington, Balti-
more, and other cities.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19

READY FOR THE ATrAcK.--Notic-
ing the remark of the Memphis Az
alanche that Mobile would probably
he abandoned. the Advertiser and
Register replies:
The Avalanche editor Ought 10
come here and take II look ut thing,
it'he has any idea that Mobile is 20
be abandoned. After he has sec II
the big guns IN forts and batteries,
and our heavy gun boats, our ter
riblc marine ram. and the lots OF
soldiers that swarm the dcfcnccs
and the city, he will conclude that
Il big fight must take place before
the Gulf City is abandoned.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19
Miss MARrIygAuiy FAVOR OF RE,

Miss MARrINHAUIN Favor OF RE,
7 co6SiTIoS.-A letter of recent date
from n correspondent not far north
ofthe Potomac, to lady in thiscity,
contains the following interesting II
gratifying paragraph.
Did you know that the distin-
guishcd Harriet Martincau-listin-
guished alike in literature and poll
tics--has iorsalen the folly of her
own ways, and denounced the north,
and goes, in toto, for the rccogni-
ton of the Southern Confrdcracy.
With Miss Alartincau's well known
and extreme abolition procliviticS
her accession to the cause OF soutl :
ern recognition and southern indie
pendcncc is Il very significant fact.
She has sway over public opinion,
which may operate auspiciously for
our righteous cause. So mote it hr.
-ChricStOA Courier.
str~ The influence Of Miss Martin
eau, over her own particukirclass, in
the North, may r,Sult in some good
to our cause We hopeit may--bul
we have no sort of confidence in all
clifton influences, particularly oi;hc
Abby Kelley or Fanny Wight grade.
Ect the South trust in the God of
battles and the strong arms OF her
gallant sons, seeking alone, the in
huence and arprobating smiles of
our own fair and noble country wo-
men.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19

Ia;- We, this week send our little
sheet 10 various persons who are not
subscribers. hoping that they may
like 1t andimmediatciy send US their
names anal money. Dallas and adj
joining counties, should not be be-
behind other sections 81 the State,
and with liberal encouragement,
We s,'c determined that the public
shall te left without excuse.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19

In the retreat from Fort Henry.
Pnson Mckaime, of company \.
18th regiment. Arkansas volunteers,
agcI sixty years. after being woun-
dcd ia the neck, was ordered to sur
rendcry lie rou'lly replied, mt
vet and Immediately fired upon
and killed captain of the enemy. :
eavaly. lie tried. another barrel,
which missed fire. aud the old sol
dier OF the cross fell. rs frac. sol
der Of the South, with his feet. TO
the foe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19
'THE PIRATE PRICE AND THE Pr,

"THE PIRATE PRICE AND THE Pr
RATE SUMTER. We love to read
such paragraphs us the following
from the New York Times
What the Sumter is on the seas,
Gen. Price is ON the land-cvcry
where present, yet never to be
caught. Now he is up on the Mis-
souri, river, ROW on the Usage, and
now away down among the Ozark
hills anon he skirts along the Kan
sas border, skuks down into Ar
kansas, or ruShcs towards the red
mans reserve; now he turns his
front towards st. Louis, and again,
no man but himself can tell of his
whereabouts. The military traps"
in which he is to be caught, he adj
roitly cvadcs the IN litary sacks in
which he is to be ''laggcd, he care
fully keeps away from; and even
the great military ''anaconda" can
cannot get IL chance OF bringing him
within it's coil.
Yet. both the pirate Price and
the pirate Sumter must be caught,
and that speedily. We want two
hcrocs-a naval hero TO catch the
sea- pirate, and II military hero to
catch the land pirate: and we prom
Use that both heroes, when the work
is done, shall be crowned with such
honors and glory as will reverse
forever the false old saw, that re-
publlcs are ungTtctlll.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19
PRESIDENT DAvls.-By reference

PRESIDENT DAvls.-By reference
to our telegraph column. it will be
seen that President Davis has an
nounced his intention to take the
field in the West at IN early day.
We arc confident we could make
no announcement that wou'linspirc
more confidence, or arouse more en-
thusiastic spirit. in tho valley of the
Mississippi. The evident intention
Of the enemy is to transfer the scat
of active war to the West, and, to
meet his designs, able generals, led
by the President of the Confedcra-
cy, will be with us. The people
can not, and will not f;liI to rally to
their support.-From the -Nemphis
appeal Of tie 18TH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19
A GREAT BATTLE
AT YORK TOW N !.

! MEArnIs, April j.-Thc Evening
Argus has n letter from Purdy
Tenn, 2d saying that our cavalry
under command OF Capt. Robertson,
went out yesterday and captured
one picket post, consisting of one
sergeant and two privatcs. They
report four brigadcS at Adamsyillc,
eight miles. from Purdy. The re-
Election OF their camp fires is seen
every night. BY Passengers by the
Charleston road, who arrived last
night, we learn Of heavy skirmish-
ing yesterday afternoon between
two and three o'clock between our.
advance guard and thc enemy, three
or tn,lr miles from Pittsburg, on the
TcnncsScc river.
The result Of the skiimsh is not
known, but enough HAS been aSccr-
ialrci To RENTER II probable that Il
general engagement will take place
to-day or to-nrVrow. unless the en-
envy rccroS~cS fhc river. Passcn-
ger, say We have sufficient force, tor
all l'n.p"scS and our troops are very
enthusiastic, and are anxious to
wipe out the memory Of DoncIsoll
and Henry. ..
MEMPHIS, April Gth.-Thc APP
pcal's special from Richmond 18th,
says: under heavy lre the enemy
moved upon Yorktown this morn
ing from Ship Point ut the mouth
OF York river. They attacked oar
entertainments ut yorktown the
battle commencing at ham past 10
and it was still raging at
three o'clock. This afternoon our
position is calamity held. Magrud- !
CT and staff We're six miles below
! yorktown ut commencement OF the |
fight, hut he has since reached his /
works safely. Having passed with I
in four hundred yards of the enemy I
and rccciyou llicir fire. The can /
hclIadny is distinctly heard here. !
RICHMOND, April 5.-Rcports of
the lighting near Yorktown have
Drcn curl4.nt all day, and it is gen
rail credited thai the enemy aid
81 by their yunboats attacked our
me at half past ten o'clock, The I
lighting continued until II o'clock !
n.-wncn the rncmy ceased firing.
Dur troops maintained their post !
ION. An official dispatch received
At J . clock this afternoon SAYS there
has been no general engagement
but that t-,c arlllic, were near each
,lhcr and IL baIllc was imminent.
MEMPHIS We are without any
from Island 10, and lit
lie OF no intelligence from Cornih. !
is the gelrral.bclict' that tlfto cas-
cagcmcnt will become grncwll all
lIong the lines to-day. Heavy skiy-
nlshln% between advance guards. .
BATTI,E. NEAR EnplMTH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19

suffered severely, The batteries
We're taken by rcsistlcss charges.
la fact there was little firing on our
side, bayonet aud bowie knity being
freely used.
\ dispatch states that courier
left the battle ground at 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and arrived ut
Corinth late last night. llo brings
intelligence that We had captured
So far 5000 prisoners, including ten.
Prcntiss. On Tuesday night last
one Of the cncmy's gunboats passed
the Qualifications at Island ID during
the storm; but was only seen by
flashes of tightening; she is now ut
New Madrid under cover OF the en-
clayt battery.
MEMPHIS, April S.-The Argus of
this evening has the following spe-
cial dcspatc from torinln Sth: The
tight recommended yesterday mora
ing and ragged licrceIy until / clock
p. m. We drove t.ic enemy before
III at the point Of the bajuMo, to
their gunboais. loss On both sides
very "cavy, Much ,,real,r ,han.np-
on lreviod> day. l,c results of the
last cngaS cement are even greater
than OF the first. We have taken o.
yer 1000 prisoners.
LArEE.-ln the day the enemy
received large reinforcement IRON
tlcl transports, ana II ,tlli more des-
pcrate conflict followed. Our troops
being tNhauslcu Withdrew from the
iicid to II distance OF inrcc iiles.-
The encmys loss in killed wounded
and prisoners is fully 1000. Cur
loss is also heavy. Every regiment
suffered. No prospect ut present
exists oi' IN immediate renewal of tho
engagement.
MEMrnlz, April s., p. m.-Onr
forces are falling back to Corin,h ilt
good order, bringing all their dead
and wounded,' captured prisoner, I
amunitapn, etc.. The pris.
oncrs arrived ut Corimth to-day at
10 a. m. They number 100; n.
mong them are Maj Gen. Sherman,
who commanded one wing OF, the
federal army and Mai Gen. Prentiss .
who commanded another wing. Our
victory on Monday was much more
complete than that OF Sunday. We
drove the enemy across the river, /
their "unboais alone protecting their
entire capture, 'Ihcir killed. woun-
died and prisoners, says Gen. Shcr-
man, viii not I.lli short of 1900. I
Our loss is heavy. iucln'ing Gen. /
\, :. Johnson and many other Off
GERS. Our Amy took eighteen bat
tcrics, principally ut the point OF the
Imyonet The battle tasted from )
o'clock Sunday molqling until ) o.
clock last evening (Nlonday,) and
has resulted in u great victory.
MEMPHIS, April S.--A dispatch
Just received states that Island 10
mas fallen. No particulars, but we
car our garrison there has fallen in
% the hands Of the ftdcrals,, inclu-
ling 1000 negroes engaged on the
civilizations at that point.
Observation-Disclosures from Island
10 says, captured yesterday morn
ng also ourtioating batteries on the
guns. etc, all our
transports. everything, including
he Simonds and others We're burnt
o The waters cdge-our men took {
% the woods and swamps, including
he negroes at work on our fortifca-
IONS. f~''t'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19

Whenever the Yankees in st. IIor-
is nced eithcr1roviSions or money.
they make an assessment uponthosc
who are supposed to be friendly to
the South. aud compel them to pay
for whatever they want.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19

True PATRIoTlsN-lt is stated
that the ith Alabama Regiment, in
the Army ofthe Potomac, proposes
to re-cnlIst for the war, rejecting
alike the fifty dollars bounty and
the sixty days fhrlough, saying
that the cause is enough.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19
LOUISIANA PATnioTIsM.-Thc |,
mond Dispatch SAYS:

We were struck with the ropv %
Young Lon isiana soldier to one VIII,
asked him how he liked camp liI.
Il hate it," he said, i"but | hatc Til,
Yankees worse" This should bc
the spirit in civil as well AS militaI5
life. The soldier has more to com
plain ola hundred fold than the civ
;liop
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19
THE EXEMPTION OF PRINTED

THE EXEMPTION OF PRINTED =
The Virginia Legislature has VI
properly passed Il bill exempt
from military service some ed
and one assistant editor of each II
ly newspaper. and such employ
ms the editor or proprietor may e
tiiv on honor to be indispensg
for the conducting the public; Ii
ola daily newspaper"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19
THE BATTLE IN VIRGINIA

The Richmond Examiner cnt -
tains much the same view OF the
cent battle near Winchester, rs thu
expressed ia this paper, 1t was ,n
event without military sisniiicanr
50 iilr rs it was u repu 3, flour E;
ccs. But il does possess signifiu
cy to the extent that il discover
degree Of energy. vigor and audi
" which the enemy scarcely ant,
pated in IN army they protested .
believe demoralizcd, and already
teated. The consequence OF this
ton has already discovered itself %
tho sudden cessation OF Fcdcua.
movements in the valley of Virgil TO-
Tho ctntidcnt advance of Banks 90.
wards Staunton has been checked
The left wing of our army is sccur.
&C, and its communications with
Gen. Johnson not only prcscrv .i
but actually relieved from jn
threats of the enemy. The Fednr
ais will be slow to hazard an off u,.
i've movement against an army
which has displayed so much vie.r
in attack, AMI so determined a spiiit
in the conflict. They are thus. for
Il time ut least. driven to an osts
bly, defensive position. Their grand
programme ol attack it toilcd and
their strategy is battied. In place
OF detected. demoralizcd and tiy
ing enemy. they find themselves con .
fronted by forces ready to meet tham
ut every favorable point. and to 80,
sumo the offensive, when circum-
stances dictate the propriety OF .,r
offensive policy The advanc, o.
this grand army or Richmond, i'm
stead Of being u series Of field par
AIDES, characterized only by the p mp
of war, they discovered to be al lrp
died with all the circumstance p'
bloody and obstinate battle, in wh,eI
is not to be won but by SUI
pcrior courage and endurance,
AT our last accounts Gen. J.ra-
sons army was in position Il t.a
little town of Woodstock. the c1uu-
ty seat of Shenandoah. This towu
is thirty miles south Of Winches .'r
md only twelve miles from Sra%-
burg. where the Fedcrllsts ar IT,
ing, Jnckson's command was in buo
and ready tany mon ant
for another encounter with the enc
MY. o. DeHd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19

NJ. The ladies Of Mobile are Pes
pondiug generously to the plea q
blankets for the soldiers of the ( or
tedcracy fighting the battles Of re
dom in Arkansas. Socks. draw
and shirts are also coming in.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19
A SPARTAN MOTHER OF Gle,

LAND, TENN.-There is lady in
this county, Mrs. Jane Hamrck, -
widow, who has but seven chillrcu
all sons-six of whom she has de-
voted to the Southern cause, and
would devote the seventh and her
all, but that he is a small boy, too
young for the army. At the first
call Of her country, this noblemotll-
or urged her sons to the field. With
such sons and such mothers we fear
not the issue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19

IRIsm pATEIorISM.-rhe Charlie
ton Courier OF Februpry 26th. ia al.
luding to the formation OF an Irish
Battalion in that city, pays tn fol-
lowing we'll deserved tribute 10 tho
gallant soEs OF Erin green lSt,':
Gallant. heightened. generous Ire
land What page in freedom
struggle stands unrecor'lcd with
thy patriotic offerings? Whcrs has
the banner OF resistance to tyrlnnr,
been given TO ihe breeze. and Irish
hearts net leaped With a bound uul
upheld. amid the battles storm Is
tonsecrated folds? When South
crn Independence shall have b,as
m;fde sccul g, 40 sweeter note Wi.l
charm the ear than those sliuyE
from Erin's Harp. bcnea2 the Pal.
mettos yerdaut shade.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-19

The Richmond Wig Of Fri'f5i. ,
in an editorial on The War; l~i:
We are no longer withont arms.
IN immense supply Of then and
Of ammunition, IS now OH haul