Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-29

u reach OF their boats,
/ The New Orltug ncc, cg tho 81, contains
The !g.lgwiug correspondence Il ON the New
. tuk Mercury, Juuc .ls,, The article Is
beaded, "u"N ruE nruus uJr GEyEHALEp
C,, and reads Inus'
NAsnNGTuN. luUc lg.-Thc adyanc, pf
the rebels into lHuusy wanna, aud thr move
! mcnls on Washington or Baltimore have
h'cn so sudden and unexpected, that the
West Is filled with astopishmCn' and the
East with panic. rhc rrurtion Of the plum
deriug hOrdcs into the kry stone State pre-
ccclcd even rumor Of the approach Of dan.
ger, IhambcIshWg was sacked before i's
citizens knew they We're In danger While
all eyes were looking toward Nlrkshurg as
the scene OF cvissal struggle and every
steamer was rushing down Ia" Mississippi
crowded ull Of reiniurccmcnis, 10 rrprl the
bundled thousand rebels supposed to bo
marching with Johnston, 10 raise the siege
and crush Grant, the stunning news falls
upon the ears 9r the public, thai one hum
lrcl thousand rebels are sweeping across
Maryland, into the heart Qf Pennsylvania
ana surging up 10 the ycsy entertainments
around the national Capital. Il Secas, now,
AS IL the rebel chiefs have completely out
generated our military men, aud stolen
march upon rs. \ Month ago Grant cross
ell the Mississippi and stormod the works
below Grand Gulf carried them, and march
ed 'pidly on Jack kson, the capitol Of the
State. lie defeated the rebel forces in five
pitched battles, capturing and killing many
Thousands; crossed the Big black. and
closely invested the rebel stronghold, Vicks-
burg, and since then has pressed forward
the siege with all possible viCor and dis
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much surpris and alarm among the rebels,
as their invasion in Pennsylvania does n.
mong the people of the North The first
impulse among the rebel chiefs was 10 col
lect rcScung army 10 drive Grant away,
or to crush his force; hut thcy soon chang
ed their plans. They industriously circu-
lated the report that 100000 men would be
Immediately forwarded to Johnston to save
Vicksburg, and great demonstrations to
that end were made, but Pcnbcrton il left
to his fate, with orders to hold out till the
last mule il enten. Meanwhile, our Govern
mont is making prodigious efforts to rein
force Grant, and enable him to beat off the
100000 rebels Johnston is supposed to be
raisiag 10 raise the siege.
Twelve thousand soldiers have gone from
Missouri, and tho rebel report state that
Burnside and ROsencrans have sent 10000
n Crort ond tbot ,ho potn,noc orn,, bavo .
coni,iLntnd a. many mana n,kinr 6rtv or
eiylv tl,usoud who boyr ,,,,o in hat haste
to bsIn Gr,nt roncI ,l,c ortScl of Inhn.,or
mis- jroininr NJ tr,ons ram tho Enst,nd
con,rn onL tbai, co,rar,,.,, ian nv,z d,yn
Snuth ot VicL. .b,r, rra,tnd an ,n,,,,,,pi.
IL. to st,.iln - blny On Tho potonnc which
the rebels were NOT slow to .innroye, We
vart,,rs tho onini.n that the two divisions
of R,,,,,o's orroy rnnarteJ ia how, roma to
VicheGnrg orcv vitb Toa near y,si1irrton
and tho column frnrn NcbiIe thot srsrted
frnm tic ,nIan nIano ia io psnnsy1ygnia
n,der Eyycll and Lnpnstreet There hos
hsnn a qwir, ana goncr.I c,,ecntrotion or
all The ,roons tie rehois soulJ rake and
scrane 10 msb the ossault IN Nosbinqron
and the raid into PenrsvIvani, --Whila
the Governmont was enerreticolly engaged
in streuetheniur Grant it received n sudden
blow bclween the ey,s NJ Washington and
A die in the ribs at Harrisburg. The All
tack is made when the Potomac army is
weaker than il hos been ot any tina since
the Bul Rum. two wears ooo Twcntv.fve
thorsand soldiers whose Term Of service
had expired, nave gone home. and an eoual
number. the rebels believe have rome to
Vicksburr; add TO this the heavy loss nt
Charlottesville and fredericksburg. and
the reason is seen for the unlocked for
CROSSING of che Potomac and the rugb into
and Mt WASHINGTON. of the
rebel army. Still we do not believe that
thew will succeed in their undertaking. We
believe th"t Hooker will drive Lee back,
and the new army. summoned by the Pres
ilent, aided by vtgenty or ,birtv thousand ,
seasoned veterans in Scheuck's prpartment.
will repel and hurl across the Potomac the
horde under Ewel and Stuart.
ct we cannot but feel that the rebel chiefs
have exhibited great daring ENTERPRISE and
strategy.
CONDITION OF BALTGsoRE.--The baltimore
Clipper If the 18Th nit SAYS.
EThc excitement which has bcen o5;tn. .
tiDr the nuhlic mind tor the last few diva. .
eliminated in one grand scene lost nirbt ,,
Shortly after dusk. hundreds or drors Load. ,
I'd with tobacco. could he seen driving :
through the street. Surmises "a IN where
,bav we're roipg wore indulrod in nv oyor,, s
,erson. At last il wos oecortoipcd tLot
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