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


letter was received In G1nAam, On saius
day evening, from Jefferson, dated Ihs o.
inst, sl-uDg that news bad jai. g,aahs,
that place that Cwu,'s whole army ay5IuI
Vielshurs had been completely aHnih.!a'el
ant captured,
. Tr-m t'i- ehrsysT'rt Ssss, FgfrH, IvEalri
Narturg, May gG.-WeLags teen grqugs
=. ted ~ issue Bul'etlR Of the iH.PurgNnl
news which reached our city yesterday
( evening, This has been deemed necessary,
| in order 10 give !, Immediate ANA extended
/ circulation,
lie then read and saw d late Eumher 81
/ the New Orleans PicRyunc, which contain
/ cd On order OF the Provost ANrsha. OF tina,
city, requiring In behalf o. tho United
I States, aud w direction Of Major
! Ranks, that all British subjects should leave
that city by the fifteenth Of June HcyI
The British Consul had already Left New
Orleans, and tho British people were pre-
pairing to depart.
We have 40 doubt Of the correctness Of
he above az The Captain read the ofdc. IN
the print Of tho picayUuc newspaper Which
order itself, is q taUiamouut admission Of
declaration OF war, and open hosti.iuos
between the United States and Great Bril-
ain
Late, IL the egoHinE, nc couycrscd wiG
an Intelligent and brave Missouri soldier,
Who lef, Jackson Friday lasi, and no gave
Us further and more explicit intelligence
in regard TO the approaching clash Of arms
between the United States aud England.
lie said that about u o'clock at night
courier reached Union Church whore he
wac stopping and delivered letter to Mr.
Bowen Of that place, which contained the
following facts, which he heard read before
he left:
"Jhe United States Minister (Mr Adj
ams.l to England had been sent home.
Lord Lyons, the British Minister at
Washington had been recalled by bis gov
crnmcnt
"Thc reasons given ror this course on the
part of the British Government, was q yio-
lation on the part Of the United States Of
the neutrality laws: the United States hay-
ing enlisted 5000 lrishmcn to fight their
battles in this country. That the United
States had also bought and fitted out q
ship-or-war in an English port
The letter TO Union Church also stated !
y it'll England in all these proceedings, and |
had resolved to stand by that Government
in her difficulty.
That large British squadron had al. !
ready been ordered to report to Admiral |
Milne, of Halifax.
The very face of our Misgoari inrorman: |
gave credit to his report although suffer.
ing from q severe wound since the battle
II Corinth. He doubtless felt chcercd BY |
he prospect of seeing home again, and not /
forever remaining an exile.
He also stated that the Fedcrals wera .
again rcpulsed at Vicksburg.
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