Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-20
NV LAST NtoHr's MAIL.

1al AAu@1+44 uhaAAN 81 ~ 80 $50
no, AZ late aiv.sss fssn Tie East ofihs
Mississippi as vs publish In tH''Asr SOLE
una, flea the wLshlagloa (ATt) Tee
graph. The Telegraph Ia nearly hllsd "''s
tAsEsdsTal Ass91G, 81 The advances q hahf'
,Lssssh Louisiaaa, touEras Alerandrii,
i,fsn from tie New oE!ssas REa, Aaa 9th
eg interesting Though No. par,is alaFly late
il,sl.igsass, We clip the following i,sias
fsem the News, The aseoua, Of civil rev.
o.n,ion in n!iaois, Whlsh Is sAla ,ohavs bean
brought iron Little Reek 10 Esssin his sss'
,lsn, where, the Telegraph says. che FsPOE;
WAS rife" lis probably eHs VI tie thou
saaa AL ole TaHars that ne hear every
day, Saa soai give sesoHd ;AoGgh,'
HsusFon, May 10. is,s.srz
We learn fs.n Han. W. y. Hnl. Who arrived On
iadAys train, thai passssgsEs Shd crossed the MA
siss.pli en- the "a a.i ilh insls, FspaF that srri
. hslhbATdmsa, 81 Grand Cult y TIC sunlser ~
the easmy--hith bSnbsTansni vas supposed " DC
fsnt 10 cover tbs operations bslON-s Yankee fuFss
" enHe OOO landed On lhe lsl ins' AAi iass
~ 800 81 uuE troops, raasI osn, 6Essn, q, A. ess
rsloTi las IT, Gen, tIAey, Who wa hiis'' al
tesperzie eng G-msni eommsneei.
Our foTres btiaF euinunbsTed more tkaa i~e 20
oas sr q alpslisl ~ fall back AfrT losin Iw9 has
lsr.ss. 20 beyond Part Gihsen town segs eight ~
ten mllra inland sad bsibTe Grand Gulf tbs enemy
captured al puF rummissATy store aai had iAs
whole eunaFy In his Poasskion when Felnf5
70 Ani0uni a. some 1000 troops arrived from Nieka'
burg when tho batlia vas renewed And the fAnfee
thieves dEissa back gyrr the Er,und they had aTsh'
"a ever yisioTena the dag eViaFe. Wills AL " ihs
a,gFes, gaus, &c, thai ws hal los; wsEb rs'Assn.
Al last accounts tho nghtinE NaG goiag on a. thr
river 70 which tho enemy had easn driven. We ani;
many particulars reported Lbsli thh battle as many
ofthen are probably Ia:onndsi. such u tie HntassI
Of killed &c.
We learn through vns of,As Peat Arkansas prison
sfs. Mr.. Kay, OF Garlsnda regiment, Who la. Just
arrived from Camp peuglal, Springfield, IL ~heneg
hs saseseI.sd In making his escape on thh an OF
April, that civil var Is no~ raging IA Ilinoii.-
This report reached him Vb!lc a. Little Rock or HIS
way aud no doubt rs entertained * It's truth. It's
alsu stated that tho Conisde!Aies In Missouri. were
going Into IlllHois In large numbers 10 ASIA, th1
party resisting Lineeln's government, NJ Kay
states that when hs len Inols the State " things
Indicated that revolution ws1 about 70 break cut.
The penpl. there divided nto ihroo or four par.
ties, all bu, one being determined on Resistance to
IL, CONSUMPTION act. Snch was the threatening state
ofthings. that Federal troops wors being sent ihefo
TO put down tho spiri, Of Resistance.
Mr.. Kay states that he waa assisted by houie ua'
known persons in making HIS .seape from his pEisor
that the luars were opened, and that he walked
out without impedimeni when he was received BY
tho stranEgrs him, who gave him Yankee aait OF
co,hee, directing him 10 pn, them ca. aaa having
done so, they gave him money and some directions
how TO get home again. Ho says these men belonged
TO The g. C'' an order that has become very pow.
Instrumental IN bringing ssaai tho pFesen; sevo!n.
tun.
Mr. Kay was proceeding TO BlooniEstnn. Ne, bu,
learned on his way that Mcneil. the Federal General
In possession OF that place, and he 'han changed
his course lower down the country, and aeon after
learned that Gen. Marmsdrke hsd taken poss~r.ion
Of Iryntoa, at the cna of the Iioa Mountain hEil'
road. This information he ssys 10 reliable.
A passenger from Monroe states that be lcs, there
y week ago to-day, ard that Gen. Walkers Divisian
had passed through that pls:o the asy ne ;si gS,ns
h.ye doub,loss arrived in Louisiana before this time
Tbs Glicvins ia frSn the Houston Telegraph:
FROM BEAUMONT. May 18th.
NIB;vrT's BLUFF, May IL.
| gpccisl correspondence Of the Telegraph.
A courier arrived here last night With Government
DISPATCHES. He reports that tho Federals have takon
| Alexandria and that Banks dpes not desire to take
under his protection any Of the negroes along the
| route captured. Banks has not Ion enough mules
aud farming implements to carry on the farm work,
consequently thousands Of negroes will have no tools
! 10 cork with Banks secma TO have tho object IN
view of cutting off all eupplics from the tranE. Mis-.
| sissippi array, thinking thereby he starys out
| Vicksburg and Pert Hudson. aeoortor came hero
last night and reports Banka' army 10000 strong,
| while AZ aut 10000 more were expected
This column s detained to push on into TeTas.--
The eserter says that tho renegade Judge DaviG ts In
command Of the lst Texas Cavalry while the ~ Tex
"a Cavalry is in the army also. JACK Hamilton a.
last aCcounts was in New ofleanH we !oos ior hin
Al any day. All military movements ere kept very
secret about Shreveport, and wa can learn nothing
hut runners. We have every confidence in Gen. KIT
BY Smith, ard the. !e sin bring Ii oui right IL TIT
struggle
From the North.-.Los's Victory fully
Confirmed.
By this mail VIC have the Little Roch
Democrat of the 18th, from which We TAXI
the following paragraphs It will be seer
that our victory in Virginia is not only
confirmed, bu. the Federals themselves nc
knowledge o crushing defeat:
Gros1ors. received inst a. re are gonI
to presB, give extracts from fhiladslphia papers
the 9Th and New York Of tho 7th. They put Hook
er's loss at 20 00n and the rabcl" loss .. l20oO.
They acknowledge complete defeat, and describe N
hsttlc as the most severe one of the war.
Marn1sduke has returned from Missouri. $50 hav
sccn no report from him, but learn that no went
far as Cape Guardian, though he did uot succeed u
taking that place he fought them atsetai", 99,ntt
and at last when the enemy were reinforcs' e!l bsc
10 this State. The Federals followed him M FAR
Chalk Bluffs where they stepped The obis:t Of tn
expedition was to capture tho murderer AcHe'i' ou
1t failed so far as that was concerned
1t ia reported bore that regiment OF fcceTas son
say negroes came up White river To Clarendon Thei
object, no Doubt is plUnder, and their stay VIII
short.
|
thousand FederalB in St. Francis and Monroe cour
ties In this Stste, and Of gunboats and Transports
White river. There was fight at Harrisonhurg
Monday We have not heard the result The Fet
erals are making enquiries az TO the means 81 cross
ing bayous and concerning the roads 10 little Hocs
Int of course that Is all stuff, no Ave thousand
Eve times five can can reach here.
LITTLE Rock, May 7.--Col A. 7. Dobbins, with
port on of his cavalry, numbering 20, met tho en-
N.Y. 400 strong II miles north vest " Helena, ARK
on The LIST inst, repnlsed them with the osa OF Q:
wounded Federal loss Is killed, 30 wounded and
prisoners. Too much praise cannot be awarded
Col Dobhins for his gallsntry on THAI day nor TO
officers and men they ali fought like men and az
,, diers
We sincerely hope that no farmer vi
.. sell his wheat or grain in large qnantihe
10 speculators. Sell only enough for II
; supply of family to each person. Bewai
of persons representing themselves as GO
ernment agents, and If they talk OF pre-
. sing" tell them that you know tho law
that subject. Sell to government agen
when yau are satisfied that they are real
' purchasing officers, and if You doubt