Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04
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ALARM AT LOUIsvILLE.-A dis.
patch f ON Louisville, on the 5th,
says that that city was thrown into
considerable excitement the previous
evening, by rumors that the federal
forces at Shelbyvillc, 35 miles east
had been attacked by the Confede
rates. No result was known, but 50
great was the CONSERVATION that
large federal reiniorcements were
sent forward, several prominent Sou
thern rights men were ut once arres-
ted, and, with all the political pris-
oners heretofore @ mined in the city,
sent North. The exodus Of citizens
and transit Of money and valuabIes,
is also reported to have been great,
The Louisville Journal OF the lth
says, I'VE received intelligence at /
o'clock yesterday that the city OF
Frankfort had been evacuated by the
federal troops, the entire force, en-
bracing 900 men, including infant
ry, cavalry and artillery, having ia
ken up the line Of march, by way Of
the ShelbyviIio turnpike, in the d.
rection Of Louisville. A dispatch
from the telegraphic operator at
Frankfort ut IL O'Clock yesterday
morning, represented the rebel pic
kets in the vicinity Of Frankfort at
that hour"
Wool was defeated by Jackson on
the 18th inst, II miles from BaIti-
more A lady on the cars direct
from Nashville, says it was evacua-
ted before she left, and is now in our
possession. LouiSvilIowas taken by
Smith and Morgan. The paSsen-
gers all believe that Washington IS
taken, from all they could learn be-
fire leaving Nicksburg. 1t is there
lc'ieved that Lincoln & for cvacu-
ated Washington before fighting was
done. Lieut., Col. Upton, OF the 9th
Texas, was killed in the last days
fight at Manassas.-H0uStOp Tel.
Intelligence from Port Royal an
nounccs the total wreck Of ihe iede-
raj steamer Adirondac of Aba'o.
RICHMOND, Sept. 13.-Nolthern
papers Of the 10th have been rccci-
we'd, containing dispatches giving
the whereabouts Of the Confederate
army. They are contradictory. but
it appears certain that a large force
was at Hagcrstown on the Sth. All
rolling stock had been removed from
nagerstown and the telegraph Office
evacuated. THERE'S tremendous eX-
citcnlent in Baltimore, and every IN
dcation ofa popuaroutbrcak. Pope
has been assigned to t. department
Of the northwest, headquarters at
st Paul Minnesota. Before leaving
he preferred chargeso Of cowarolice by
Siegel. and disobediencc Of orders by
Fitz John Porter,
BALDWIN, Miss, Sept. 10.-The
st. Louis Democrat of the 3d, con-
tains information ofintcrest.
Gen. Blunt is to march from Fort
Scott Immediately to invade north
western Arkansas. The Confcde-
rates are concentrated at Cross Ilol-
lows near the EllIhorn battle field,
awaiting his appearance. Quantrel
encount cred a Union force ut Lamar
killing and wounding % men and ?
officers.
The Washington correspondent of
the Tribune states that the loss in
all the battles, including Saturday,
at u 600, and calls Pope Il liar for
overrating his loss
RICHMOND, Sept. 12.-Northern
papers of the 9th inst. have been re-
ccived, containing the following in
tclligence:
A dispatch from Harrisburg, da-
ted the Sth, announces the arrival
of Gen. Porter, to confer with the
Governor as to the best means Of
checking the advance Of the enemy.
The rebels are said to be entering
Pennsylvania in immense force near
Hanover.
In the House two resolutions from
the Committee on Military Affairs
were reported and discussed all day
and finally adopted. The first ten
dering the thanks of Congress 10
Gen Lee and the officers and men
under his command for their late
brilliant victory, was unanimously
adopted. The second, expressing
the profound satisfaction Of Congress