Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
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Gen. u. II mn ls reported marching un Sewbrr..,
20. where tie Yankees were 5000 -,roug. Ia.
had driven In their kats.
JET, rhomn.on l. reported hack OF New Mtdrih
Up To the lpth noati,ck had u Oh made ~ Oh r,--
ton, Bonn idcs Il IL n,w definitely asvrialu~i, laa
Len plaeed IN command Of the IauLer iu,es a.
Hilton HAL,
4 battle vas bought to be n,incnt al 90 In the W.
rn'y ~ Ia'la,uma Tenn. R"-cncihnl hnd tall,
G. from Muir 'Sboro, hut 1t was believed 80 &C :.
The F,derais had planned iran for Gen. Van Dora
and his whole force ut Columbia, Tenn VA p,'il
nli,d 10 their u tack with his Arci!, lut qGiu; =
thdrw .urco aud escaped,
fs1m Por' Hudson, tie editor Of the D.nUc'st h"s
| he fllnNing;
| Ihccnvn,y with seven ofthclr best boats AM .iS
mortar cats, cu mene,d a lumhardmcnt aholtt
o. ioch Saturday ngh,, which was ktpI III WAN III
crssant lnry and ,igor ini four uurs when will. Ia,
seven 'cheis they attempted 10 force their Nuy pact
our batteries The rcsui; was that the liar, ford. tho
| nag ship Of Rear Adn ird iarrgui NhL tho h"-
nonghcla ashcd 10 her side, were cssig' In rui
mig lie Dcry gauntlet. The remainder Of tho f.v.
Old not are 50 WILL The Mississippi was cnIircy
destroyed slo was first class sidr.wl,ecl Byg
modn;in; ten guns, and 80! tons bur.hru hu!it -:
/ Philadelphia in 1871. The Ri,hmcil, archer q.
the rrpulsed crafts, has b ca badly damaged.
! She Is second class screw vessel, mtupt.ng a..
! gum, and 1926 tons burthen. The eItre ne,t lH,e
lcii for below. Our loss is Insignificant, bcihg "l.
Xii, anil eight wounded. The iU.s OF the ,aery -
placed ut two hundred, this iliu. ton b,ius
gained irum the prisoners Of the Mljsls,irri.
| ihe i.rih'. Is cond screw Ssel. uiuunsirf'i
! gas, .nL ons. She aud concert, The rcilIi.
| hcla up he mouth OF Red River and ILhii
e'i there about % honrs, and lave lthv ab,yc, Ne
man bjec: being 10 communicate with ;irr uiv 9
| tcct Whil, a. the mouth lhcI woiLm.n w,rr -
| with The saw and hammer. rel airing Co. IL %.
M0nILE, arch ia special 10 The. A"le, User
| fom c'irmLia Tenn, March 10 |, shys :le liyr,y
Sab adj ming the Ordnance Department, wns rr :.
last iiIh by an inccndiary .iiipos,d with c H..
tcnion oid,str yins The ordinance; lDo horses, H.
rlHdHg those ii Gen. Van Dol aud s;aH, .-lr tu
ed. Alto three dwelling houses, including ll.v sta
| bIos. Var born liar s"iurn,d to FIai Kiln.
Pom GID N, March lo-Tie Monnsah'ia can,s
mp to oar bat:yrirs, at Grand Gut, ut his
morning and was r-pnlsod: bat soou r'turac! w..p
| the Hartford, and passed.
From the Jackson Al pal, 16'h.
The following dispatches were received
At hcadGnarls last night, from Major Ge...
| cral Lorin., in command Oh tho Ia.laL..t-
chic river:
Fort pLMRERroN, March 10. r. M.-We
have sustained terrific and unin;errrp-
ted fire from the enemy for the last fcr.-
hours. from ten TO sixteen Of their l. avg
calibcr gunbo guns, two heavy tlns Oh
land and II mortar. All their guns frc..,
| the gunbOats, except one, have ceased i.,-
ing. The g,inl.uats have retired around the
bcnd eight hundred yards lisla,.i, showing
one gun.
The enemy's loats and batteries were
struck constantly, and re quantities Of
burning cotton sruck from them. kc nave
lost some valuable gun els anIa few
oilers. Thank God, our loss is small So
far. The enemy loss must be very gre-.-
LITER.
March 13, $50 p. M.-just as sent of
my last dispatch to on, the nemy opened
upon us again, with one gunboats gum,
a land battery, and a IL inch- mortar.
, 80 lent npthe fire will, &, eat spirit