Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-03
From the shryrpori Nevs, NaI
FTunl TIE dhIfFrpoFI NoNt, N0T -T"-
Si0neWall Jackson Dead'--Johns0n Advancing on
ROsencranI-Hooker's "Grand IrlJ" railing
Back - Beauregard In yioksburg Wl'b Rein.
fOreements, &c.
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TREsroy, La, 10 O'CLOCK p. NJ, NJ Is 1858
Matches and Vieksburg papers publish ,ae rG4gEuca
ment by the President Of ofstOnewall Jack 7E' ie'E-
He died at his country place, and the boz rngt
in state At The Capitol n Richmond. J m'ai
last Wednesday. IL Is reported that lie aL.' tg
our by mistake.
A force Of Pederals consisting Of 5000 aGrH aud
5000 infantry penetrated rs far as Ray ..rf. Mics
skirmishing going on with their advanyg fe.ul' a-
known.
Banks has repealed his order which required a.,
persons registered rs alien enemies to leave New us
leans On the day following the publi .tol ai trs.
order $4,000 asked transportation beyoig h. NCis-s
lines.-Banks expressed the opinion .at en- y'lni.
bus would contain the truly loyal citiEers ~ ~ o.
leans.
In a recent skirmish on Cane river, meas fsnFt
place, the Federals were driven back
Federal gunboa,s passed NatcheI 6 ..E ,Dt E9;
Friday.
This news is reliable, contained in t.' f.'.h''
Courier Of the 10th and Memphis Appeal u t.e l1'h
which the Captain of the Tucker told nc 30 saw
Passengers direct from Richmond a. N-..rhg@".
vim Monroe who arrived last evening, reported SoG-
wall Jacksons death, also that Hooker nd destroyed
large portion Of his stores and had fanu beck 20,
q live Yankee is now TO be seen on IGrnEEalpaeEI ,
Shore
The Yankee papers admit that in .heir late ugh:
with Gen. Lee they lost in killed, woua3,i nna mis-
sing 81, 900 Our loss in the hrst tay ghi vaa
1000 most Of whom taken prisone.s 10 The &c
coud and third days fight we lost $50 70 ~ 500
The Passengers also port that Ger t7tu. 'a 90 HG
va ncing Rosecrans, and that bate a's 1s S'k-
ed for
Beauregard Ia reported q. vicksbr n... assyy
reinforcements.
Nothing further from Charleston
The Fcderals evacuated Alexandra ou ... 'ta
A portion of cavalry occuly b. -Ty Tho
Yankee gunboats have all left there.
! RICHMOND, May S.-We have just received 7as'i62
details Of the fight.
Barksdales brigade was left at With
out support. II attacked in frou ty three heavy
columns, and whilst fighting despcra eiy Tar attacked
in the rear and hanked by tremendouy 1jds
The 18th. 18th and 2lst made the Cagl0" The
most of the 18th were taken prisoner.
General Posey's brigade made itse iRuuaE car
not get the names of killed and wour ri viii Ss'a
further dispatches to morrow
Brig Gen. j. c. Polignac and his ST. t. Cart j. ,-rst
Cucula, Capt S. Cucula and Lieut. " S.ri.uy, scys
the Shreveport News, of the 26th, vg5 evening
via Monroe To them indebtel .a- 81 "cylrG
containing the following late
From the Natchcz Courier:
BY d gentleman direct from JHcksor w. ..rr that
Gen Joseph L. Johnson, had arrived he uni I'M.
medately take the field in connection sr g -u Per-
berton The Appeal assures the pco .ss' every
thing is ready for the conflict The lnr,a-C bag,s
may now be
Ticksburg May n.--Nothing of .4u5-.5raa Esr
trans pired in front to-day. barge of con. z.I 'a
batteries last night The enemy IS aeo tb'fo ls ,a-
creasng. The latest from Ilaines Bl T a.ys .hr ug
ion gunboats were repulsed. The irca lad -h-c.aH
was badly damaged, her turret havnr sen uagct5at-
ed by sixty-four FOUNDER. Union / ".G..F men.
Richmond May ll--Business was -..pc1t.f At-.
to-day, after 10 o'clock, a.. A specrc ..a -ih
Gen. Jackson's body, arrived ut hale 100 Br
immense concourse Of people Gssembl e l.a-3 g.ar.
ani Capitol square, awaiting the tra;a. aof G. ..-e
military escort was in attendance. G E1.g F1r 90.
moved to the governors mansion t. D. .f..ut1
where il will remain in state until IN ,.r Hr.r %
will be conveyed to Lexington.
Northern dates of the 10th have be-. r,. ss.. u.
charge against VallGudgham are tht l1 .. .,a. I'a
lat of May, be addressed largo me .,r .. n-.a.
Vernon, Ohio, declaring the war unraecssa-F .r.r
and not waged for the preservation o, f.. ls a...
for the purp0se of ofcrushinc out liberty .n .s,,sar
q despotism; that he denounced Burn Ig8 ...r ~
S8, as base usurpaton Of arbitrary evra.ulr. sa.
The sooner the people would inform III nir... .....
Uas q usurped powot, and tina. they "
s@:h restrictions, the better
Great excitement is reported a. Ha' .assa --
Yankee schooner overhauling suspi --as.. .
Spanish steamer vas sent out TO inVe 60 --e ...
ter
Order from General
Headquarters Army of Nort-ar1
May II. ,s5s
General Order No. 81.
With deep grief the commanding goness .a-ava:ls
to the army the death Of Gen. Jacksoa . a,a.rct
the 10th inst, at quarter past tire 9r..ts
The body will be removed to Lexi .a ...r..-:E.
The daring, skill and energy Of thi ag- a...r
soldier is, by Allwise Providence uF s.st 90 "g
but while we mourn his death, We fc 'ht Bic smg,.
still lives and will inspire the whole s'r7 aH 10
domitable courage, and unshaken coIti--.g la --.
hope and our strength.
Let his name be o watchT ord to hi FPS lave
followed him to victory many field and 10. 7-.s.s
and soldiers emulate his invinciable is.- net.aa q.
do everything in the defence of his ...va. .3-a,s-
tSigned r. E. L y. pe7yrs.
Vallandigham was at Cincinnati a. tho t,L Lto
9Th he had been tried, by Court Mat. ll. .as
suit not known.
Gen. Jackson died from the eo-s.-.s sE.c.a q
wounds and pneumonia.
The Northern papers admit that Foorss. a.ur ~1E
badly whipped in the late fght-an -fuils.-a -.E5T
before made since the war began. GEtr Grle-ai5R-c
Lincoln are, however, attempting to keen up -og-ase
by the old plan Of fasehoods All tag ts5o-. ss.ss
have been ordered from Aequia C-Csi
killed and three others wounded
Howard.
The n. Y. World says that SEQ
discovered, and the rebels played -.--..- --.-- Pc
he pontoons, killing and woundirr largo -l--s. y
says Hooker has been out gener ed All Gus .orEa.
The Alabama has destroyed the slir Pv-is-h.
There is a Memphis report Il &C tls t3r.c1s-tts1
rave occupied Pititsburg Pennt lT.ail
senatobia, May l2-The Meurs-s tg..fiiz D. iag
,th has been received.
The ". Y Tribune sAys Gen. sl3gsvi lest 5Ct5
men, and his army vss greatly dtrorAizs- y tLs *
glorious retreat after the late battle
Advices have been received rt SP.i--leis t-oa