Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23
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ANOTHER NAVAL FiCIfr IN TIE utLF.. Pusseng-
cro irvin u,iiycst"i isi night iha, a courier
rtcI There s's,crda! about IL i. ~, n,m satIic
Ii.as blingisg ln.ul nia Iun iaI lr beach this
of Sabine Pass il eireN vti with d.t to cU!.aiJ.In
iic iinhiCr, consisting: pieces ui yssrlb ahd nrt
Vi! s,iue vessels citku ur surus, suth brSts uf
uuirs, i9.Ulues, s,ip &c. lie !iso 4, ports having
.grn tho lalnlcrs ui ciluH aluuiS Inc I!IiIt. haL
Gus, %c G.Ge, ,taid were sent iioLt bViia. to gtil
~ El' tcst sores. zap; WA. Vi. .Arins,rDLg ia
trn.td Us tlai l.e U!s iir lN Ltaiu Le,y Tan.
Thursday lasi, cisciiv dli, ctiUn GWiNea-
ton, and II Mls @hu Atatd ~ h!aj OF NE uItrrh and
c Greens, and il,r la, Naval hnl, li,,
Ia pace, and the di lclol',,d on ,iie L,acA s
ihrrgi"se iiol4Dy iloin soi.e Nessr!a destroyed IA
t..e cUli.!c,.
IL is cuI jtc,Ergd that lossly uie uf our Cuni,d-
crate war stc.incls may hayu .vlld oi the l.Lkvo
cXprdll loH to Sabine ,ss thc uirr day, ana nay
have Gaua Ia lhe hope oi falling liz i.h ,hc
oi -u.hUI,a ANA ti"isI IUrs. and ic lIiihe htaId
Thursday may 1r ,i.e tsl. " ~. 'Ltuchtci bctw,cn
them 1ha IS, huwc'er, all ct!yrclLle. lee toui-
irr reports that there Mas not l.l.lce ,rssri al
bapIiu I"ss, iHr IA sih, "uh it Ie.--4 LG ai,1,..
or sabine lUrt was n,atie un WvdLcs,ay, aid II he
tahcc ot he lanhct t.e' lea az iriur,,G, inincu-
ia.uy after The cap uit vi The Suhbuo, day were
Nriy piUiia ,ly met ly ile tUlru,ialc ,ruilrr
Thursday, which would account ivr he hIins heard
il. Ga>es,on. II IL sad ;hal The sIoits ari..,d
he Dcacare ~ idcnily iiUm laihec Vessel We
shat Probably hear more dcnnilr ihioin,a ion.
Il is also rcpOrcd lat iliee dead bodies have been
aniuus iiic debris dried upun the beach, uno
of Whom was wrapped in canvass as If iUr bulia!.
iiltst,c mai u ls lIusc klIltu
board he Arauua, and hat The dIit The btgrl
may i' nom ih.,i gnnbon;, which went down ulirr
getting injuries she received IN the
elgaicnient.-AeTs.
Yankee otceis among The prisoners now here give
tile Information thai the slts,uicr that came INTO
Sabine Pass next behind the Cif,oh iy Arizona
formerly an the T,Aus trade bui cUh,critd mo
u guuUoat. Inns was the unc li,ai escaped badly
cr.pl led, and This with The lwO captured the
bnly guhboats they say ia The exlcuiiOn, the others
brn, iTuispors carrying 'ols, niuhiiiuns, stores.
csc.--lhe iiamc OF The cOihniiidcr OF ,le hrei is
Cracker, Crawford as reported. lie was the
Iliun and is oi a lrisOnc, as Is also Capt..
Juiins,n whU c,mnnhdrd the Sach,m. The land
forces wer under the command Of Cen. lIabklin
and G,n. WriIzel who lis heretofore been one Of
the nUieu generals r Banks, als,, in the tx-
p,sliiUn. Thes Nv, BeIals with large tari Uf
the land forces were boarl the steamers Gen.
Banks and Granite City. We can get no definite in-
formation ir full number OF traps in Ibis
pediiun, nor wciye leain where the expedition
has gone since Il snet with h signal rpufse at
Sabine Pass but IL IL has not met with anO, her dis
asier on The Gulf we may expect IL sOOn TO make
surne other demonstration. We learn that Tom.
Crocker attributes bis srii.e 10 The neglect Of tho
trutl,s to effect n lhdugas had lsen ordered
heneiiriiy OF the military pTsi araiii'us Ia
PROGRESS indicate misiakHhiy the cupsiciiuu On
the part sf onr anthuriiits hsf invasion Vf
State is at hand. and hat they do intend T. be
unprtlarts 10 meet it, Ners