Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-05

,he railroad from NJY Albany 70 Chicago
seymour is on the road ,rY.a LoulsIillc 10
ludinHap4lis, ~ the point where the ST,
fouls and Cincinnati road crosses Vienna
is On the same road nearer Louisyille,
torydoa is the county site Of Harrison, aud
iys directly Hesl OF New Albany. Paoli is
he county site Of Orange, Snd lies 90 the
vest Of Salem and north Of CorNdon. Il Il
difilUit 10 understand The following dis
patches bgt they show the general inct
that Morgan is there, aud creating great
alarm:
ISuIASAFoLrs July lO.-Thc rebels cap
mrel salem Indiana, this morning burn
cd the depot Of tho Louisville and Chicago
railroad and took 500 home guard prison.
era. No pag,icu.ars 0l the tight have been
received.
4 prisoner who escaped and reached Sey-
ncnr this evening, says Morgans force,
six thousand strong, with six pieces Of AZ
ti.lery, Jeff Salem this afternoon, moving
eastward. H. is supposed his purposes is
70 strike the Louisville and indianapolis
railroad nt Vienna or Seymour.
Gen. Hcbscn, with 4,5OO cavalry, at
noon to-day, was in close pursuit, being
but fifteen n,iico in the rear When lUst
heard fvcm, the rebels were Gt Canton.
The home guards are retarding the pro
gress Of the rebels Oy telling trees and
bushwhacking.
Gov. Morton hGs issued q general order,
suspending business until further orders.
Brig. Gen. Darlington has assumed COM
mand Of the Indiana militia, and has al
ready assigned q large portion of the com
pa mics reported to regiments and brigades,
At lcost 10000 win have repor ed for duty
tomorrow morning.
LOUISVILLE, JWiy l0.--Marihl laT was
declared in Louisville to-day.
Lnst.adyiccs at headquarters place tho
enemy between Corydon and New Albany,
Indiana, about 10 miles from the latter
place; It'll our forces under Robson in close
pursuit
NEW ALBANY, Iyp, 9th July, 800 2. NJ.
Morgan is marching on this city five
thousand strong. Federal cavalry is eight
tlousa nd strong, and two thousand inlGu.
try in front. We are going to bag him. No
dungGr
Tho last news we have Of the boat Alice
Dean is from gentlcman who accompanied
Capt. Pepper up from Louisville. The boat
wa3 burned on Thursday moruing by Nor
gaE5 men, her entire crew being transfer
req 10 the Lady Pike, which came up about
the same time, and was suffered by the reb-
els to proceed, only detaining her long O.
uough to put on the captured men.
II was rumored that o considerable body
Of robels hal appeared at place on the
river about % miles this side Of Louisville
The report docs not seem altogcther very
reliable, but in oFder to guGrl against u
repetition Of the Alice Dean affair, Gen.
Burnside hGs ;ssucd an order suspending
all communication by water between Louis
vile and this city, until the presence of o
sufficient number Of gunboats shall render
navigation between the two places secure.
These gunboats are already Oh their way
up and down tho river
A dispatch to general headquarters last
evening states that the rebels we're ut Or.
leans Indiana.
a dispatch dated 8 =. m. says;---"TAo
rebel force at Orleans is reported TO be L.
500, and is marching oUt Of Paoii, This is
not the Whole force. The remainder have
gone in another direction
The WAR IN New YoRK.--The volcano
has burst at last under Lncoln's feet. The
last turn of the screw has produced the eZ-
ploaiou The resistance TO the conscript
act has commenced. Resistance 10 his tyr
any in @ thousand shapes will follow. The
people are tired of the war, and will not
endure i, longer. The northern admins
,ration fails in it's foothola The crash of
the tumbling begins. Said VIC not we'll at
the beginning that NC had only to endure?
Courage
The people have risen in New York a.
gainst the conscript act. Seymour himself
cannot quell the storm he has raised. He
must go with it, or under il.
On the 4th Of July Gov. Seymour made q
very able speech against the "unconstitu-
tional and reasonable practices Of Lin
colin 5 administrators.
And the next We hear is this:
New YORK, July H. p. NJ -Che Post
says, bodies of the rioters day visited
large manufactures, forcing the laborets
to join them, forbdding the loading of
ships &c. Up to this hour several houses
have been sacked, including Maj 0pedyke's.
The merchants have held a meeting, and
about 200 of them have just marched up
Broadway to enroll themselves as special
police.
Detachments of troops with two pieces of
ordnance, under Col. o Brian, charged on
the rioters at o'clock on the l4th. Three
rOunuS Ol ba' cartridges were nfed from
the cannon, when they hastily dispersed
A company of infantry was stoned in
Pitt street, whom the Lieut.. ordered the
company to fire, which it did, killing sew
cral of the seoundrels, the rest fleeing.
Fouro'clock P. M.-The armorcs and I
arsenals, and all pub ic buildings, are fully I.
garrisoned. 5000 effective troops are ex- /
pected in this evening. The mob is quite /
dense in City Hall Park, where Gov. Sey- /
mour addressed it, stating Hat ne had sS---|>
his Adit. Gen. TO Washington to rcqlitst
that the draft be stopped, and implored the
crowd 10 respect property and persons, and /
the State would see that all would be made
A large pork packing factory On Wash
ington street. snd block Of nine buildings
9h oSs, I'm +-eu ic-S|
%ere burned by the mob this morning The
mob was in possession OF a tenement block
on S4ih street this morning, but were driy-
en- ont BIZ the infantry, who shot and killed
5everal-lhey attacked n detachment Of
u y riDes near nplauc- street Yhco the I