Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-15

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rather disagreeable, and that tbs invasion
Of PENNSYLVANIA will move the Northern
heart and heat the Northern spirit.
The Yankees have boen routed In Boot
county, Ky, Pegram Is reported rolnioreel
by two Tennessee regiments.
A dispatch from Canton, Of the 2ith, say
In the fight ofthe 22d, near MochauicsburF
between TWO regiments Of Jackson's eaval
ry, the 2sth Mississippi regiment, and Col
Writ Adams regiment, both commanded hy
Ii. Col. Wood, the enemy was completely
routed, losing iorty-hvc killed and thirty,
seven wounded, and twenty-three prisoners
with a large number Of carbines, horses
accoutrements, and one piece OF artillery
CHARLESTON, June % We learn that
there are eight regiments Of the enemy on
our coast, between Folly and ScGbrook !
Islanda. There are no grounds for suppos-
| ing that any Yankee troops besides Fosters
renloreemcnts have removed from this'dc,
partmcnt. II may be some Of Fosters that
have been sent from North Carolina TO re-
infogec Banks, OH.
RicHMoSD, June 23.--lG00 prisoners, in
GLIDING % officers, arrived to-day at Win
chester. Nothing by Central Train this
evening. Telegraphic communication to
Knoxville by the Western line has been re-
established. 1t is reported that Suffolk has
been evacuated and burnt by the Yankees.
About 1000 nogrCe5 were taken yesterday
at Winchester; also number ofToriCs and
leading Yankees.
Gen Lee letter 10 Gen. Stuart is pub
lished, complmenting the latters skillful
management Of the troops in the battle of
Brsndy's Station, and says the rccenVac-
lions call for great thanks to Almighty God
and that il was honorable alike to the OIL
GERS and men engaged.
An attack on the Yankees near Holly
Springs resulted in killing 10 and captur-
ing q of them with their horses, equip
mcnis, &c. At the battle Of fernando Is
were taken. Tho Yankees had al disap-
peared from that quarter. Some 1900 or
1000 Yankees entered Pamela and destroy
cd the printing Office of the Star. The
Yankee transports appeared at the White
House, on York river, Va, on the 18th, but
nd fears entertained. Imboden destroyed
the wGrk shops, cars, &c, of Cumberland
Ferry the bridge at Little Cape, the i'm
mense tunnel and iron bridge, &c, severe
blow to the Yankees.
The Yankee papers report the icoctS tV'-
600 strong at lIagerstown and i2rtifylhg'
jenkins was reported plundering the ho"'
SEES in the mountains The rebel cavalry
reported at Gettysburg. At McConnols.
Vile the rebels are said TO have helped
the nselYes to whatever they wanted in the
stores, u so taking large numbers of cattle
and horses, and then moved towards Han
cock. No attack had been made on liar-
per's Ferry. Negroes were being impress
cd to work on the Qualifications of Baltimore.
The Baltimore Gazette says all it knows of
Hooker is that he chad advanced backward
with considerable CELEBRITY"
The correspondent of the N Y. Herald,
on the march, 18th ult., says Rockers army
has suffered untold miseries from heat, dust,
and want Of water. The whole country is
filled with stragglers, men who could not
be kept in the ranks. No coaXing or threat
ening could prevail on them to move on.
There has been as many rs q thousand ca
SEES of sun stroke, of which 100 were in
stantly fatal.
C,rArpANeoc.>, June 29.-40o prisoners
arrived this evening from the front. BY
passengers from the front we learn that it
is reported that in fight on Thursday, the
enemy was driven back five miles Liber- !
ty Gap and Fusion Gap were retaken from
the enemy, and he was driven back from |
Bell Buckle into Harris Gap, but the enemy |
still holds the latter A general engage |
ment is expected today. The Yankee pa
pers speak as If Gen. Johnson is preparing |
to escape through the Yazoo bottom. They
speak Of fight near Harrisburg, Pa, be-
tween 400 rebel cavalry and three Federal
regiments Immense meetings of Demo
Gratis are being held in the North West. A
mass meeting of the Democracy was to be
held in Springfield, Illinois II would be
the largest held in America.
Senator Fitch, Colonel of the 10th Indi-
ana. addressed 10000 people lat Morgans-
port, dcnouncing the Executive and militia
nv usurpations in bitter terms. Mr.. Voor-
hics advised the maintenance Of liberty at
Inc hazard of life and fortune. Great en-
husiasm prevailed.
Lincoln in his reply to the Albany IN.
Y ! resolutions, insist that his arrests. were
made, to preventive REBEL
on extending, as we'll as where it exists.
lie says Vnllandigham,M was arrested for.
to prevent cnlistmeNts' hutif
stis6cd of his wrongful arrest, will correct
I t., .-;t'..: =" -','i
Our cavalry keep the Yankees in hot
water in kentucky making good licks
very day. -. - H.: -
royed several Yankee melichantnien v 20
The Confederates. captured a freight train
IN the I.opisyillc and. Nashville Railroad
The Federal draft IS vigorously resisted
N parts Of. Ohio, Indiana. and Illinois.
4 tender to the Confederate States steam
,r Pamela has captured six merchant YES