Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-10

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"a neslay evening, GiVes Tia telegraph
q br s0Hle iur,her items regarding At
.IN IA aud about iha State Capitol, 10
f.ehnd attention o; Mr. Lllommelisg
lyc says that when ha let jackson, Gen.
l.nsspH e.s reported, With his army, In
',f rear OF the Yaukers, towards VieSs'
arc.
faera were no Pelsrals in The ri y st
.psson. spd meme IN The neighborhooa,
lie says Gen. Lorirg crossed Pearl river
u addition 10 TIE above, We hear from
her sources, that tho valuable machinery
~ the State Poniten,iayy was removed irom
"A city, before the Federal seonudrels en-
Jcd and burnt the buildias. The eonyic's
iEe also removed 10 n safe place.
fho editor nlluiing 10 speculstors, says
u Are was n terrible quaking OF knooa A.
ing tho provision spectators on the en-.
luee Of the cnoRy into Jackson. Flour
III from Sll0 to $500 and no purchasers.
The same paper adds;
A Medical Director from Gen. JohnsoG's
py gives Information ,ha, our troops are
q good trim for the battle.
Heavy firing was heard day before yes
day on the roads towards Veks9urg,
% hmencing ia the morning and continu-
q up to q. night. When the firing ccas.
a, ,lit vas heard nearer Vieksbmg by cur
brmant.
Gems. Lorins and Maxey had advanced
qen. Johrs.ou's support and reinforce
:hts were hourly arriving.
There is y gnncral belief Ut Jackson that
o d forces will prove victorious, notwi,h.
hiding the foierals arc boas,ing OF hav.
"E Ea fcrce OF one hundred and ten thou
nj nacn.--Porhaps they have that number
tbt we dont believe word OF IL They
v continue this kind Of boas,ipg until
eB are "whippcd ont Of their hoois;" and
4is is bound TO be the result of the action.
We learn through official sources, that
.fkson was occupied by the enemy. They
tempted to blow up the State House. Lo-
I.g engaged them az Edwards Depot, md
Atained . hoavy loss; having but one
Nd to retreat he succeeded in uniting his
rce with Gen. Johnston, at Canton, losing
"a baggage and twelve pieces of artillery.
oii Pcmberton is in command of the ar
ylat Vicks5urg, and is confident Of hold
"A the position.
SnasvEpoRr, May 30---On the way-bill
.'ohn Monroe is written: "The enemy al.
,stikei Vicks5urg hve times, and were re-
-nlscd witha oss Of $4,000"
81. cial to the Memphis Appeal.
.7onr HUDSON, May 10th, via OsYKAl2--
COZ DeGurnay, with four light rifle pieces,
we3t three miles down tho river and at
lckcd the Federal feet Mt four o'clock this
,ovning, while their mortar boats were
'pghbarding this place, and n spirited bat
eb sstagh very unequal fght Was kept
ar|two hours and half. Bat our guns
pi re too light to drive the enemy away
y Essex was struck great many timcs,
hipoffect is unknown. The Richmond was
g.rtck 1T her water line, and one mortar
oadt disabled the others kept behind n
,iA. Of woods. We returned ut onr lei
,rc, and unmolcstel. Our loss was one
He'd and one wounded. WRIGHT.
SAsDrHooK, May 4.--Thc steamer lEtna
ON Liverpool the 22d and Queenstown 90,
as arrived
Admiral Wilkes proceedings were caus
Ing Increased irritation in England
IVwas also reported that Napoleon had
iocpmo offended at the course of the Fedcr-
| Government and would recall Mercior
he report is doubtful.
There ig u rumor that inc government
Juld gi.e up the Confederate stea ner Al
iendria for lack Of sufficient evidence.
Il is reported that the Government will
revent further shipments from Irclsnd Of
gnniEed gangs Of men, ostensibsy for rail
,4d purposes but believed to be for North
II armies.
The Government has declined to send
Ill agents by etean0rs for Matamoras,
Id recommended them not 70 carry the
ails The Times denounces this as pusil-
iimous and trucking to the designs Of the
edcral cruisers. Itcalls aloud for n stand
be made against further encroachments
the rights Of ncutrals.
The Morning post says that Mr.. Adams
mmitted fatal mistake in granting cor-
vfcates Of exemption 1t forbears to speak
his extraordinary assumption in strong
rms, feeling confident that the Cabinet at
Hashington will hasten to tiisown the act.
Mr., Layard said, in the House of Com.
ons, that the matter was being considered
y government, but no communication has
,een made TO Mr.. Adams.
N1hcTimcs denounces the seizure of tho
Iluphin as worse than that of the Peter.
t3f. 1t says America relies on the reluc-
tjncc Of England to engage in hostilities
III is reported that Napoleon is greatly
blended at the facilities given by Mr.. Ad-
sns for the conveyance of arms, etc., TO
lSexicans.
'CoPEsHAeEs April 22.-Prince William
ts accepted the crown Of Greece.
Tho Paris correspondent of the Times,
,ys IL is thought the time is not far dis
mt when France and England will be
iinpclled to assume another attitude toward
1merica.
Thee are increasing apprehensions in
aris on the Polish question. Itis believed
int II the reply from Russia to the notes
7f the 'hree powers is unfavorable. Napo-
son will not hesitate to draw the sword.
The Polish instruction continues active.
France makes active naval preparations
'Tsciai 10 the Mtnpais APPEAL.
PcRr HUDSON, May l2.--Tho lombard
laent recsmme enced ut O'Clock last nigh /,
lad ccrtinued onc hour and ten minutes
che enemf threw 1l9 shells without effect.
aaE>of truce boat arrived from New
Orleans yesterday bringing sos prisoners.
Aisc Ses Orleans papers Of the 9th which
contain nothing Of interest. The enemy
eiainl to have captured Alexandria, La.
CHATTASOosB, May ll.--AlI is quiet in
frsat sita 10 prospect Of fight.
Andres johnson Las been commissioned