Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04

| counts says "the rear guard Of the enemy,
lighting ohstinately, contest d every inch
OF the ground" Over this Mcclellan made
a big s,luller, and sent the buneombe dis
patches We give below, Our forces com
bined at llagerstown, when battle was
fought on the 18th and 10Th.
We omit the srandiloquent dispatches
from Mcclellan.
FROM PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, September IA special
dispatch TO the Bulletin from Harrisburg
says the rebels have fallen back two miles.
Longstreets division has been sent TO rein
force them. The battle will probably be
resumed to-day. The rebel pickeis have
fallen back 10 within mile and half or
Hagerstown. Stonewall Jackson has been
whipped in these battles. Miles held his
position at Harper's Ferry, but the rebels
were planting guns on the Maryland heights
commanding the position Of Miles, and II
is feared that he will ave 10 surrender.
The city is to-day in complete furor OF
excitement. Crowds throng the streets,
cheering enthusiastically for Mcclellan, for
the signal victory he has obtained over the
rebels.
BALTIMORE Sept. ia dispatch from
the Monocncy says;
.No firing has been heard this morning
and il is presumed that the battle has not
been resumed.
"The body of Reno is expected here this
afternoon"
The following summary Of news is from
the Chicago Times Of the 10th. 1t is I'M
douhtedly highly colorcd, but we publish
these and the northern dispatches, that our
rceders may have the northern account
We should remember that the federals were
hungering and thirsiing for victnry, aud
will magnify everything in their favor.
"Kirby Smiths forces are reported to be
at Walton, 20 miles south of Cincinnati;
Bragg is now at Tompkinsville, Ky, IL
miles southwest of Frankfort, and Buck
ner at Sparta, Tenn, IS miles east southeast
of Nashville. An attempt will likely he
made to unite in Kentucky the various reb-
el forces in that state and Tennessee. Gen.
Buell. crossed the Cumberland river on the
7th inst, leaving Gen. Thomas with an all
equate force at Nashville, and on Friday
Gen. Is. rear was this side Of Bowling
Green. Gen. Morgan, at Cumberland Gap,
has made ioray through the rebel lines,
capturing General and enough supplies
TO subssl his army for sixty days.
| "LATER.-rhe rebels are concentrating
near Floreuc and IN attack on Cincinnati
ii is expected thisNweek."
The sloop-ot-war Adirondack and gun
boat South Carolina, both federal vessels,
were wrecked of the coast of S. Carolina.
ST.. Louis, sept. l3.-Preparations are
being made to resist any rcbsl movements
in the south. east or southwest. Five M
paucs OF the 18th Missouri, Col. Covendia,
left last night for Cape Girardeau. The
2Slh. Col Fletcher and the 25th, Col. Har-
| king, have lett Tor PiCmans Ferry on the
Arkansas line. Another regiment is under
! marching orders. The news of the intend
ed advance Of the rebels on Missouri is con-
| ffmed by every arrival from the southeast
and southwest The Illinois regiments
! seat to st. Louis are still here. The Mill
tary Authorities nj Lexington are stopping
all boats running above that point, to pre-
vent them from falling into rebel hands
| There are many tons Of goods here waiting
shipment to Leavenworth and points above.
Restrictions on travel from This city con-
tinue as stringent rs ever
FoREIGN.-Ile London Peace Society has
issued an address,, urging the Americans to
make peace. The pirate steamer $50 is
commanded by the pirate Semmcs, late, Of
the Sumpter, and is now called the Alabama.
London journals generally take gloomy
view of American affairs for the fedora
government.
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