Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18
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ca ION received from the YANKEE army up'
D size Fredericksburg, was signed ny o.
DER OF Mai. jen. Hooker commanding.
The New York correspondent Of the liy-
erpool Mercury says, that after the removal
of McCIeirn, the President and cabinet
were SO solici'ous lest Washington should
be capturel, that fast steamer, with steam
up was kgut 10 carry them aad families
away ut moments notice.
The submarine cable to be laid between
New Orleans and Fortress Monroe, VIII
t,nch AT For, Macon, Beau ort, y. e., Port
Royal, $ O., Fcrnandina, Key West, and
Foi. pickers.
Cuntgsros, Jan. 29.-The steam propel-
Ter, Pr. icess Royal Capt. Lawson, from
Glasgow via London, where she took in II
cargo, and had 10 go via ST. johns, Halifax,
and bermuda, leaving the later port Ca
FRIDAY last, was captured NJ an early hour
III 8 morning of ibis port, By the Yankee
bloekaders.
Sho Was suddenly surrounded by mum
Der of Tho fleet, before daylight, and hor
officers mad to run her on the beach Of Long
Island, us the best resource left u them,
During yesterday, the light draft Yam
kee steamers got "a tow lire to her and sue
ceelpd in getting her off before high water.
Capt. 4. Cligan, The Charleston pilot: Mr..
Weston, Il passenger, Of Georgetown 5. Co.
and olhcr passengers escaped from her in II
boat md reached the city last evening.
Valuable dispatches which were on board
from Capt. Marry, G. $. n. now IN Europe
10 he Confederate Government, have
been saved aud brought to the city.
Tho Princess Royal had on board a cargo
Of great value TO us, consisting OF machin-
ery for gunboats. Whiteworth guns, rides,
powder and some woykmcn who were to in
istruc~partics hrrc in rcierence 10 manu-
fa T. ne of new projecti!es.
The bulk OF nor cargo WAS about 300 tons
weight aud measurement. Capt. Lawson
vas sick in the cabin at the time Of the
capture aud has had terrible voyage, ez-
pericnc'ng terrific ga.es in high northern
latitud,s, aal was cpmpelien % mt into
S.. Johns, IiiliiuX, ana Benz III order
TO coal his vessel.
The stcammr Columbia, from Wilmin-
ton, had arrived safely at Bermuda aud the
steamer Mrrrimac was sill there; they be-
ing the only vessels IN porJ.
UaAELEafnN, iau. 25.--cne days later
a0viccS rom Nassau, report the sailing OF
number Of steamers for Southern ports.
hiciMoNp, '"n. Z'--IAeie hi'S DFeh II
c'hIihuoHs snow tG"%'
AtViceS rom ffe"ef'cNsour% represent
all quiet. Ihe tempes'u2"S "tat"ff h"s
prob bly, disconcerled IAc enemy plans
ana defeated his programme for the aptuft
Of hchmon" AMI Wilmington ne WIN
not b. nose to ACCOMPLISH "n%Ihihg Ia NOR
tA'rh virginia ana Eastern Nor'il ~"foi'n''
TINS whtef'
DELHI, Jan. 25.--Major Harrison was at
tnck"d by Two huuJred ana twenty Federal
oiyulry ut Groves on the 25d. lie was
protected by She trees aad teuce. lie fired
one volcy az th,'t ond d.'"vs tho" b"ck
woundlng n'ne or ten, ana ktIi1ng Vol
stewart, OF MoC'e'nantS s'ah' he was
burned at FiSS s. Inc important P,Fe'S
founi Oh ms o'''y were SEM 10 'icNs0uIs'
.i.e Is expecting ''t enemy u attack h''H
soGA al Ao'a : p'"ce' Eay"n "deH' &C.,
D~L';i, jan. "a lt''ef from Mn A'''-
rladn s.,%s me enemy mas A." V"t'erE al"
cons de'"'le !o'c' ne'o" Nie"SN''s ~'o'
p'hG oar co!A"''th'c"''oh'
DELhi, .'d'; d" i9'o'--'acou'S ieIor' '"u
Yankees c'cseiy Kept III camp NJ 1'u"E
Point, have siofl-sd WorEihg On ne "''oh'
IheJ r9'red iroA h'ehmoNd at nlg1' "'''
BENG kept ut DAY Two nous ny harper
III th9 Fo'nt.
1he entmJ ABOUT two hundred 'fie' yes,
ierday to cross honnd-away f"yoo, at
hic!iinond; they We're held Ut ray ." ii"'
pors men; nobody hunt at sunset, wheo