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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24


erai of 10Th, and NaicheE Courier OF OH.
ALEXANDRIA, June l2---l'here is no news
10 be transmitted To-day. So,hlng has been
received since my las, Of he 10Th.
H.P.
rclrgraphci TO tho .Nkad,lphla (Ari) War Times.
Drs ARc, l2.-Col. Caucp, from East Of
White river, reports about The following;
lie has seen the Cincinnati Commercial
aud, Chicago Times OF the 81, and Memphis
Bulletin of tho 9th. No news of any inn
.potance. aud very little said about Vicks-
burg,-They state, however, that Lee is
moving In the direction Of Washington.
lie has seen Confederate army Cap.
tain, who left Jackson Miss. ON the 2,l from
whom he learns the fedcras have lost full
ly foriy-fve thousand men vt Vicksburg
johnston had been reinforced from Braggs
army By six thousand. Bragg had been
reinforced from Virginia by ten thousand,
Johnston had drawn his main reinforce
ments from Mobile Charleston and Savan-
nah Gen'l. Pemberton has become very
popular with the troops since the commeco-
mcnt of the sclge, on account Of his gal
liant conduct
Delhi l5th,-0pcrator says he has just
learned that Grant is rctreating and burn
ing upall his stores; s;--and that Hooker is
retreating at double quick to Washington.
We regard this reliable.
DEs ARc, l5th=We learn the following
from n gentleman who left Memphis on the
9th and arrived here this evening. His
news is Of n cheering character from Vicks-
burg; n responsible citizen OF Memphis, who
left Johnston's army on the 4th reports
that Johnston had between so and 100000
men in the rearof Grant. Large numbers
of wounded have been sent up the river,
and il is believed that Grant has lost halt
his army. About 10000 reinforccments
said to be Burnside's troops, have been sent
down. but citizens of Memphis believe most
Of them are from Rosencranz' army.
The Memphis Bulletin thinks that Vicks-
burg will be the decisive battle of the war;
provided the Fcderals are successful The
Federals have been repulsed at Vlcksburg
eight different attempts at assaulting the
works, and it is now concluded by the enc
my that Vicksburg never will be taken ex.
cept by siege, which they gay they win ac-
compish, Memphis is the only point in
West Tennessee held by the enemy. There
were 1000 Conledorates at Trenton under
Richardson.
| Secession citizens at Memphis say it is
evident that Lee was making one Of the i'm
portant movements of the war; his advance
had reached lIarpers ferry, it is though
that his object is to invade the enemy S
country.
Hooker still holds his old position at Fall
mouth, but he would be compelled to fall
back, Vallandingham had been received
| by President Davis as foreign exile
II =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24

W. W = are Indebted 10 our iilchu hfn.
Jno J, Good Of Gen. Pcmberion's army
corps, for . full Gle Of jackson Miss and
Mobile papers nom the 30Ih May to June
iih inclusive. received by Mail Gen. Good
on the latter date was at Jackson, in good
health, lie says that all the news they re.
celve was through private sources, very
unreliable and contradictory, and tina, they
could not tell III, position Of either army.
Couriers from Gen. Jshnson's head quar-
ters we're in constant communication with
Gen. Pcmbelton at Vioksburg. The pa
pers we have, contain the same telcgraphic
items that will be found in another part of
this paper. We see nothing later in them,
Lut some interesting items,
The Mississippian Of tho 18th says that
Jackson, since the evacuation by the enc
my, is full Of thieves and robbers, and
scarcely night passes without somebody's
store being broken open, or some houses
being pillagcd.
The same paper calls on Hll citizens Of
towns or cities exposed to Yankee raids to
equip themselves and organize for defence
The yandals are making clean sweep
of everything in the vicinity Of Edwards s
Depot, Miss. They have burnt every gin
and MILL and in many instances every
building on nearly all the plantations
arrested the men and taken them off leav-
ing no white person but the women on the
premises, and when the negroes remain
they are all armed.
Tho same papers have the following
items:
OUR POSTAL AFFA1Rs.--The Post Office
Department of the Government has become
what the Constitution intended it should
be-self-sustaining Tho receipts over the
expenditures for the last quarter, am cunt
to S126l0 Co.
The Federal army on the Rappahannock,
says the Richmond Examiner, will lose GER
tainly sixty, and perhaps seventy more
regiments before this month is ended. These
are the men who were enlisted for two
years, and afterwards for nine NOR ihS, lip-'
der the impression that the Southcfn Con
fcderacy would be crushed in nine days.
The Federal armyjwill, therefore, he weak
CT at the beginning Of the next mon han
it will ever again be- The Volunteers Jhus
dismissed will soon be replaced | con-
scripts, enrolled for the war, or, at least,
for the term Of their natural lives. These
recruits will at first be valulcss, bUt VIII
finally become veteran soldiers.
ATTACK on THE YANKEE TRASsPoPl Al
GREENvILLE.-In the early part ot last
week force Of about one hundred and If
ty sharp-shootcrs under Major Bridses, Of
Col. Ferguson's command, ambuscaded near
0reenvillc, Washington county, fired mo
the masses of troops ON board five ttSns-
ports, on their way to reinforce Graurs
army below, under convoy of two gunboats,
Our boys had four pieces of artillery, with
which they poured grape and canister into
the Yankees most cffcctually--killing one
hundred and si2ty-tivt, MS tho Yankees af
terwards asserted OF course many more
were wounded. The boats were close in
shore wi on the attack was made.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24

p4"The Washington (Ark.) Telegraph,
has an article on affairs at Vicksburg, in
which the editor takes calm clear and
concise view of tho situation there. He
says the present lull in operations at that
point is mot the calm which follows the
storm, but the deathly stiffness which pro-
ceeds the thunder stroke, and the renewed
fury of the tempest While Grant has
gained the position he SO long sought, that
is, possession of the Mississippi below
Vicksburg, and gotten in the rear of vicks-
burg, he yet finds himself incapable Of ta-
king the city by assault He has seven
times, if not oftcner, hurled his trocps
sometimes maddencd with liquor, against
the cntrenchments, and each time has been
repulsed with terrific slaughter. Our troops
in this eitidel of the west, remain compar-
aiively secure, and yet bid defiance to the
armies by land aud the immense feet of
iron-clads upon the water The article
closes as follows:
"Johnston will not risk a defeat. II is
only question Of time, and contest Of
speed in reinforcements, between him and
Grant Ifthe provisions Of Vicksburg hold
out until Johnston is in condition TO fight,
she is saved and the enemy destroyed. II
net she Is lost, and we-but little worse
than before. For our armies remain TO
press the enemy inotfer quarters, and con-
time the battle Of Independence. Let US
ehcerfully and confdentially trust the Wis
dom cf our generals and the bravery Of
our troops-aud yet indulge no foolish nor
over sanguine spirit. We cannot well bear
The reaction Of the intoxication Of false
hopes. But the mind which contempla;cs
The chahcss Of disaster, and is already
braccd io.receive il, remains equal TO ei-
her fate" ani calmly pHrsHcs its ends
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24
The Brownsville Flag Of June 5th says

The Brownsville Flag Of June 9TH says,
Cotton in Brownsville 20 cts. Goods dull,
and sales arc made under the hammer daj< Z
ly, to meet obligations.
The French have taken Puebla, afer a
long and serious fight The flag, says Of
the affair:
Gen. 0rtega, before the surrender, called
his men together, told them they had moth
ing to eat, thanked them for fighting so
we'll on empty stomachs, bade them dispersc
the best way they could, and make their
way to the city Of Mexico. An thea der
tloyed their arms, thanked The General,
and then cut stick. Gen. Ortega remained
and surrendered. The French thus took
raebla.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24

We understand that J. q. Rgshiny Eaq q,
Receiver for Tho Weathsrfogl is,rict, since
the last Tom OF ll.o Court, has made 2 trip
to Tenn. zee fof the purpose &c Ps2caring
evidence as 10 the ftqt,a 0fgasideIts of-hy,
owners of large qGaltiies Of land in thc
northwestern portion OF tAa Safs in whiSh
he was eminent y successful, sul was FOX
tunate enough to run safely the gauntlet
through the Yankees in Louisiana, bring
ing with him the evidence to show thi I
James Guthrie (late President Pierce's Sc
cietary ofthe Treasury,) and many others,
citizens of Kentucky, have aided and abet-
ted the United States in the preseat war
and that their lands most of which have
been we'll selected and are very valuable,
arc Liable to Sequestration. Col Rush
ing's energy is worthy of all praise.
We understand there will probably be
some criminal trials Of interest during the
Term, and of those and any other matters
Of importance that may transpire, we will,
from time to time, take noticc.--.State
Ga-efts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24

AcTs VETOED AND UNSIGNED. the
last day Of the late session Of Congress, tho
President returned two acts with his veto
one, originating in the Senate, to authorize
the transportation Of newspapers TO sold
iers free Of postage. The disapproval is
based upon the conhavention of that Sec
ton of the Constitution which requires the
postonicc department to be self-sustaining
One provision of the act required the pay
ment of the postage upon said newspapers
out of the public treasury, and was, here
fore, in effect, an appropriation to the post
Office department.
The other act vetoed was in relation ~
the Tennessee Congressional election. A
bill was subsequently framed so as 20 OBJ
viatc the objections Of the President, Grd
being passed by the House receivad hi7
and signature u few minute Ae-
fore .bo adjournment.
-Four acis we're unsigned by the presi-
dent, aud therefore failed to become laws.
.Gnc provides for tho cinscription of citi-
leus of tha United StAc aciourning in the
Confederate States, another orBanisiug o
general strE another establishing tha 'rd-
nance department., ard In. fourth relarng
y. tho public p,ning Hrht}ad Filg.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24

CO; A., Tlios st cllir. J y MeAnear, 7 D Hcrroli,
y Hack X C Ebdgcrs, W N Raynoidr, r
Harrison, fsaiah Io,,nan, N seurlcck, NJ L Coop
ar. d Co9er, sEoolgion, johnson CO; co; B., Jas
sIcLaurin Albert NneoD, Thos Summers, y Hide,
Thos Romnes r y Atwood, Garrett, Geo J. Pey-
ton Bastrop and Travis counties; 60. G., J stock
ton, Wm Cfase, John Ewing, u rlckens. , r
tsruthcrs. John jordan, " II Manning, d Fut-
r-li. Thus fItwe-, David Jordan, c R1fnser, II
Sclson. 81 ,hon lri,g. a T farIar, Robert stradcr
Jas G y S'fnps Lux Dallas co; co; d., Az Anller-
SON. Henry anderson, benton co;.T L Derry Thos
Eariy. Thomas Elliatt. ~ r Baker. ~ cros, b =
tllcn Bcii -: W Bark. Sacoldcchcs co; CO g.,
baker TidwcIl, p T. Lircly, " Craig, WIN eparl .
I'm Johnsfo1. VAR, VI Rcsrk. " n scott
y u uacno. Win Wells, J " Strait. Jas Davis. Ds
i,s couaiy CO. T. John Jones. chss. Ksvananrh.
r 1lnoit cDrnfr: ~ Bouirare. Fetsr Robertson.
David reiefs John Beck1er. Dallas county; Josrrh
" stiles Travis 20; L T Powell, Williamson county
~; o., Jess cf7ft, ) Q brewster, w Duuham. Jal
Saith. Thos Haksdril. q " Sirlcr Denton co. co.
g., A Ia~thcrnc. " Graham. " Co1, - n
NcDsrid y Eai1, " ha5gas. 90; X,
e.sle. J o~rns. Sararron sfalr, 7 A chambers "
termance, Z Nifeham. VIC Hr. u nardrn,
1f1rila lI9if4. W . c41rrhrll. Hl1iersc1 rl- Jes
ftr. Var Zlr1ff4 = 2 Hirr. t1farrc rr. ~
tasihf-. II .'t ErtlHi. a A flicl Ardrrrz1n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24

Ike, John Pike I. Gordon, Dallas county; Go. H.,
iclolas curlee, Dallas co.; Go. r. g. ". Boyd, Hays
~ Jas. Garrison Dallas county; Co. C., J. H. Fry,
enion CO.; Go. l., W. If. Prase Ifartwell II. Moore,
ugh Moore Green Harlln, Il. G. Bycr,, J. II. Sow
IS, Kinney jackson, j. I. Clarke, H. Green Dallas
'ounty.
The following Is list OF deaths which have occurr-
lanong heenistcl men Of Dcshler's Brigade, from
E date Of their capture (jan. ~ to the 2S,h Of
rfI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-24
18th Texas Cavalry Col. Darnell.

18th Texas Cavalry Col. Taylor.
VIM. Hcncrmar
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MarIAall We4Gail an 8oro bsS SGconarl
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bier bic Nbitht Dor, Der @Un9reBacte pom
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St0Ot b0ltinore.

Ote 3tebung In Murplnno 1T nun
mebr gum abl4Iab eebru&t, tnOert Der Gu
perintenbent, Sci. 8. q. S. @respell, am
MfOntag lsta @sGadftslofal l6tOB nno etuen
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0UuO. BRADFORD a%blantte. Nle be3leltAen
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reidsn. Die @eIommttOten fur bic Stabt
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County auf $740.S5, fir 5opnrO So. ouf
1888 19, fur @ectl 60. auf $930.64, fir
Sent So. auf $3I6, fur aGesanY SO. auf
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nsn Barps rsIp. @OuntEeS Der 3is9ang I'm
terpplfgnen
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Gtaat WfarDlauS.
@rGcutlDe. Department,
Wnnopults, 20. NIGr, 1862

Wnn0P0lte, ~. Niar3 1862.
An ce oDfe ufldpb nbuefenSeu ~ orpIouS SErei.
iUitligen (Volunteers.)
VA Der Prd1tcent Der Ser. Gtaaten burb feline Irnfloz
nation ale i~reipiaige unb 9e5cgeue GOIbaten i'm Ser.
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aS 0elerteure beitraft, penn ie ni6t lis Al einem. bpm
Praitoente1t gu bedeidnenben Gage 5uriidtebren unb la
oerleibe irin ben nG9iten l. @pril fir bic Belt Der Gitds
tePr beittrlmt pat, 10 lenfe ib auf bieie 9SeiIe gam 6eIpnz
oer8 bic AufmerfIamfeit Ter GcIbaten bieies Gtaotes All
oela9te Proflanlaticn unb mabne fe brtngenb, 6erIel6en
nad5utommen.
giele baben tpafri9einrt& i'm 8ertrauen anf bic bis6e,
IN lolben Tdlen 9eitbte gtaditdt i6re 0teeimenter rerlaS-
len, INN terer Setutatb eiuen tur;en 8eIu6 o6suItotter,
NH Der @brdt, 5uriif SutePreu. Die i~ilnIte 6anblunt
pes G~on9relieS 5ei9t iebod, bas elm Icf6es Betrooen MIDI
LANCER Der bonn 9eieb oorseI6riebenen StraTe entoebe1
BARI. SD oerparne DeBbal6 ale uniere einaereibten. il
Dle 9e5pgene Nlanni6after, te p6ne 1lrlaub abpeIeui
ftnc, biz gum @rfen April 3uriGsufe6ren aS BIZ
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Observation-Disclosures in Baltimore, lift ais Offi,ter sr.
nannt, BET benz ii6 iclbe 3urittte6rente Solbaten ~ mel,
ben pabei, nno cine 8erCrbmuns beg GriegssO spurtenlent
DetePlty SaB fte OPns Ser8us gu ibren 9egintentern 3uriif.
9elanbt tperber.
@'egege6en in Der @tabt annapolis an btefcnt benz 90.
WeGrS int Sabre 1868.
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MeG1nics 8auperetn.
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