Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-22
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, JULY %. 1863,

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ffOW MISSISSIPPI ana L0N'NidhH'
PANOtN, Jul, 2,---G"n, MtticrUaua is
superseded hy Gen, Orl and ordered Co H.
linois ior trial. lic said he had ~ furnish
/ brains lor lee whole army,
The Confederate States cruisers are rep
/ resented ~ destroying vessels hy The Jo2-
en on the coast y Massachusetts
. iASGIrAUo, July l--Fhc Nrw Orleans
1 Ere, of the 2"d contains ,ho following: COL
. Bill ELLIS, Of MDr'ons Command, captured
two Federal batteries on Bayou be'olc,
WWtE, Us Wl!'' front NgN Orleans. Tue
Ninth Connecticut Regiment was sent aHt
from New url"nu2 TO rctekc hose batteries.
and we're also cnr'ur'd by the same party.
/ 4 gentleman who ran the blocks dc iram
New Orleans Oh the l9th reports ,ha' the
Coufolera'"3 made ~ raid into Algicr5 md
destroyed all the government sior"'. They
also captured % train ou the Npc,.Usas
Railroad and ,han retired back 20 Bayou
=. Desalemand"s.
4 telegraph dispatch was received in this
kcijy yesterday evening by Gen. Johnson, to
d the following eject
z The Confederate cavalry had succeeded
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| AingIudgr Aau taken the town Of Eenncr
The depot ten miles above New Orleans an
. ,hg Jackson and Great Northern railroad,
with the batteries embracing ttty 7iege
! guns which commanded the strip of land
between tho river and the marsh, which
Surrounds Lake f0nchatrHiu Passengers
arriving Mt PJutoholoula slutn that firing
/ was heard in be direction Of Ncv Orleans
. later in the day
I u is probable our forces met with lnoth-
+ or line Of rpa,tWcrk5 I'm the vicinity of
Carrnl;on, which would account for the
firing after they lad captured the batteries
at Kenner,
( If these reports be true, the fifty sicgo
guns can he planted behind the icyrcs. and
the low stuge watcr viii! give us !hc pluur-
, irr shot upon the enemy. anI the river ,nn
ArEI,NpHlA LA, July 1O--Oficigl
/ ed here. Our correspondent Arizona was
( whit in some particuIars and in some
/ others wronc.--Thc fort mt DouaMsonyille
was not taken. Gen. Green saws, at
/ tackled the Fort but was rcpulscl with
heavy loss. lie states that his loss was
/ 30. Cant. Muegap citizen we'll known
/ here. was there at The time. nul has lust
I arrived here. He saws there aro two forts
there-a fort within fort. That several
Of our troops succeeded in getting inside
Of the outer fort but were driycd out.
Brig. Gen. Majors was wounded in the
left arm. Major Ragsdalc was killei. lie
SAYS that our loss in killed wounded and
/ missing. vas 276. will send You COM
/ plcto list Of casualties as soon as possible.
/ twenty-five lieuteaauts were killed. \
/ lieutenant direct from Johuslons army
says he left the army at the Big Black -
| that Johnston has heen lately reinforced
from Alabama and South Carolina and
that ut present Johnston army consists Of
five divisions, Loring. Brcckjnridgcs, 5,
Frcncl's, Walkers and Jackson s. nyerag-
ing eight thousend each, and Chalmers
Brigade Of eighteen hundred. At the time
lN ltl l. b'iiHNol H'N' -lllllN 'IlytNodl4'A
men in lighting order
NArcnEz, July Tie Mississippi is
rising again rapidly. A guuboat aud two
barges passed down yesterday. Ne mails
from the East Inst night
The officers captured at Brashecr q Y,
thirty-seycn in number, and some Yankee
planters from that vicinity, together with
several railroad men, arrived here day be-
fore yesterday. We have succeeded mount
ing twelve pieces ofar'i'lcry fifteen miles
below Donaldsonyillc, which for the pres
ent, holds in check Banks transports,
Two. have already been driven back.
ALEXANDRIA, July 7th.--Col. Parsons
captured fifteen hundred negroes near Lake
Providence on the 3Olh, 300 negroes we're
soldiers. The rest were cultivating their
masters plantations in copartncrship with
Abe
On Wednesday la.t Gen, Johnston left
the vicinity Of Jackson TO attack Grant.
If nothing has occurred to prevent the at
tack. II has prohably already commenced
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