Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-22
TIE NEWS.

The News of the 18th condtnses the Tel.
egraphie dispatches received by Pony Es'
press, AZ follows; Nta "a
Cincinnati dispatches say two thirds OF
the rebel army has come west Ia reinforce
Johnston. aud that Virginia h 10 he aband-
sned-lhnt the number ~ 4 lese re'Nfbrce-
mrnis Is 10000, while Kentucky vii, nirL-
ish $4,000 more. Skirmishing was taking
place South a. the Kentucky river on March
18th. The Federals thought they would
lie able TO repel the advance Of the rebels.
Various rumors are given about the nd
vance Of the rebels. ,t..
Mai. Dick McCann attacked the Fcdernls
nine miles from Nashville, killing ~ aud
wounding CO. loosing killed and 3 wound
ed. McCann also captured wagons 30,
aud re urned in safety.
Joshua II. Bell was nominated for Gov
crnor of ny. by the Union Convention NJ
Huntsville. Gen. Price has arrived nj
Little Rock aud taken command Of Hind
mans army.
The n. Y. Herald says the French move
mcnt towards mediation is ut mn cnl--tlmt
France has formally declined all further
Efforts To mediate.
The Steel plated steamer Banshee was
lying at Queenstown aud supposed 10 be
about to sail in the Confederate service.
The c. =. Senate has passed. the bill
establishing mail across the Mississippi.
The Senate bill repeating the law allowing
substitutes has been rejected by the House.
A joint resolution has been adopted to
adjourn on the 10Th inst
A gentleman from Missouri reports that
State ready fof revolution. and says the
arrival of Price will he the sequel for n
general uprising. lie saws the Fcdcrals
have prohibited all goods from coming
South ofCniro, and that the Unionisis of
Memphis have been ordered 10 send their
GOODS North. lie further reports that
Rosencrnns has evacuated Nashville, for
The purpose Of preventing Sioncwall Jack
son from crossing Stone river into KY
that the impression prevailed that the
Yankees were 10 abandon Mississippi
State and the river in order to meet North
ern lexiccncics.
Federal adviccs from Cincinnati say the
Confcderaies had fallen hack to Somerset,
and that the advance was only raid
that the Federal army must he largely In
creased ms nothing SHORE of 100000 men
cnn remain safely in tn" State The same
dispatch says Stonewall, Iongstreet and
Marshall were uDdouhtcdly moving to-
wards Kentu ky. 1t seems to be matter
of doubt whether Danville has been evacua-
ted by the Canfederates Or not.
The editor of The Alexandria (Va0 News
has been condemned TO one years hard
ahor for making imnroper pub ieations.
Dates from Europe to the 18th reports nm
advance in cotton in Liverpool ID.
The Alabama has destroyed 81 Federal
vessels
Northern papers Of The 3nh don't know
what 10 make of the Mississippi operations.
They say Gen. Gilmore has rrtaken Pan
willie and driven the rebels towards Crab
Orchard. The Yankee steamer Sa,lic Gaity
has been captured in Missouri.
The Federal soldiers prevented religious
service in the churches of Norfolk on the
27thut. ms announced ny the clcrgymen.
Brig. Gen. Cooper dFcd.) is dead \ hill
has passed the lower House Of Congress
increasing our soldiers pay four dollars
month--hat IS fifteen dollars
+ Richardson's Pnrtizans have lately fought
Fedora regiment near Connervillr. Tenn,
Killing and woinding 80 of the enemy.
5000 of the Federal rroops are reported
to have goAe North from Memphis on
TRANSPORTS. General Chalmers, the other
dav. drove the cncmvs pickets within $
miles of Memphis, XII lling and cart'Hing l.