Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
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| NoV, nhfulng, OF ulhIl, Hhs pcch o'ucIV'
OF by Brigham Young, and tho former hal
called upon-ihe militia to arrest Young
/ TIC Moin.ons are drilling to resist the NJ
! rest.
The officers of the ooh New York rcgi
mcnt stationed al Key West, have nil res
igrcd, saying that they will not make wal
upon women and Children us they were
ordered to 40.
There has been n terrible riot nj Detroit
The nab killed twenty or thirty ncs' ocs
and destroyed their houses. The troops
fired upon the mob, killing and woundine
several.
The Crisis, ut Columbus, Ohio, Meshry's
paper, was mohlcd on the night OF tbs oh
inst. Mclnry was absent, but on his re-
turn was received and escorted by thou
sands of his friends,
In Ark. no'ling ofany moment has trans
PHI cd. last week mn attack was made upon
the steamer Tnhcqunh when in the river OPP
rosile Fort Smith, by band Of P.n lrdi-
ans and iayhnwkers, who also fired some
shh' into the City. TIE boat moved oil,
though some Of the shots narrowly missed
the pilot aud engineer who stood ''ravcly
Mt their posts. The marauders then flch.
Tie iayahwsers are being dispersed and
people are busy preparing to plant cora.
One of the Methodist churches at Iinl-
limore was or,!crcl to display n large
sized Ann ican flag over the pulpit. The
members Of the cLur, Ii met elsewhere. Gen.
Schcnck issued further order requiring
,lcm to display the Gag whercverand when
ever they. he'll livina service. Nothing in
Austria beats this tyranny.
A late number Of Tia New York Tribune
contains n three cc;imn letter 10 Senator
Doolittle, :tom Horace Greeley. The point
made is that if tie war is not finished by
June. the independence OF the South must
be recognized.
THE INDIANoLA.-The Shreveport News
has been informed that Capt. Kouns of the
Grand Era succeeded in getting two inch
gus and one 9.inch off the Indianola.
which he carried to Alexandria. The hull
of IT, -s'nlianola is not badly injured and
if the river fails four feet ut the place
where she lies, she can be raised.
The Nc@ York Times, of the 2lst, says
MERCER openly predicts at Washington,
,ha.-Napoleon win break the blookalsJ =
fore tie end OF March-just, it says, as 10
announced intervention from France weeks
before it actully took place.
An indianapolis dispatch of the 9th,
states that Col. Darlington, of the Federal
army in TINT city had issued an order do
claring all Knights Of the GolJsn Cincle
rrblic enemies.
Mr. Knox correspondent of the New
York Herald in front of VicksbLre, has
been ordered out of the army Ines not to
rct.;rn under penalty of imprisonment.
This is the order Of the court martial ord
cred in his case. ID ri
The next Yankee House of Representa-
tives-according to the Cincinnati Enquirer
viii, in all prObtDIiIIy, s'.H''-----.-. ."
Democrots MI "a abulitionists.
Eisy- Ge&. Smith takes command Of the
whole Trans Mississippi Department, I'm
der him Gen. Holmes. will be retained in
command of'Arknnsas, Bl.ncl ard of West
Louisiana, and Alagrudcr of Texas. Gen.
Price will have command in the field
Washington tArk) Telegraph.
ARKANAs Posi- PRIsONERs.-We are ad-
vised that the troops taken at the Post were
to be exchanged at City Point, near Rich
mond, on Friday the 18th inst. We have
not heard whether it was actually done,
but presume the exchange took place.
strong effort was being made to retain them
in Virginia, but if that is done it will lie
against the unanimous protestation Of all
our delegation Washington (-1rk) Tel
graph.