Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-11-12


Dade counties, over the northern border Of
Georgia, in which u large force Of rebel in
fantry are parading, using Rome AS base
of their supplies, brought thithcr via Coosa
river. The road is again torn up near Til
ton, and Dalton and Tilton were captured
by the Rebels Ringold, Tunnel Hill and
Cleveland were evacuated and Union forces
concentrated Mt Chattanooga. II Hood was
now ny strong ns ut first, he could take Chat
tanooga by fight with the rear guard. Stan
ton will be Chief Justice, succeeding fancy.
-Four regiments Of rebels reported Mt Cen
tire Iillc. Hickman county. Forrest again
crossing the Tennessee river At Florence.
A force of rebels Mt Owcnsboro' on Friday.
One thousand rebels between Salt river and
Evansville Gold closed at lG}
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Several more of the heaviest English hou-
ses failed. Three hundred thousand sigma
tures has been recently sent to Gov. Scy-
mour from England cntrraiing the North
to n nke peace with the South. The Times
say, let the war go on till Amcricn is set
tied like Europe on its present basis.
LIVERPOOL Oct. l3.-Captain Srmmes
and eight officers of the Alabama and one
hundred men left the city to be transferred
with guns, &C., to the steamer Ranger re-
Gently lying at MADEIRA.
CAMDEN, Nov. 3.--One gunboat, mortar
boat and marine cavalry boat landed At
Gaines Landing with three hundred caval-
ry. the cavalry advanced to Bayou Macon,
ana captured three pickets. Fifteen hun
drcd cavalry are reported advancing from
Pine Bluff via Hamburg and Monticello
Troops have been sent from Little Rock to
Fort Smith, Missouri, and down " hitc river.
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From the Galveston News.
SHREVEPORT, Nov. Sd, 1864.
DEAR NEws:-Major Rose, bearer Of dis
pa tches, arrived here yesterday afternoon,
having crossed the Mississippi on the 18th
ult., and brings Southern papers to the 2lst.
Sherman army is demoraIized, scattered
ard hopeless. Our cavalry hold Atlanta.
special dispatch to the Montgomery
Nail, dated Jacksonville, Oct. 10Th, says
Ia st night General Beaurcgard was serena
dcd. and appeared before a large audience
OF citizens and soldiers. He assured them
that thus far all is well, and that our army
has captured Resaca, Dalton and Ringgold.
The loss has heen slight. Reports Of cav
airy fighting near Rome allude to losses on
our side, but lack confirmation.
POLLARD, Oct, l9.-Capt, Amos dispatch
es yesterday that he fought the enemy, five
hundred strong, four hours, driving them
to their gunboats, which landed yesterday,
at six o'clock, six miles below Milton. Their
blnls have left for the Navy Yard. Enemy $
loss from thirty to forty killed and wounded,
ours three wounded.
The Richmond Examiner says the North
is seriously threatened with a financial cri-
sis. The storm is brewing The panic has
already commenced. Thus far, the strin-
rency and run on the Banks has chiefly Ia
ken place in the West.
The following, dated Montgomery, Ala,
Oct 18th, 1864, will explain the situation in
Ga:
"lhe news from the front is interesting.
The speech of Beauregard at Jacksonville
announces the capture of Dalton, Resaca
and Ringgold, the three most important sta
tions on the Georgia States road.
Jacksonville is just beyond Blue Noun
tans and direct in rear of our army. Hood s
headquarters at last accounts were at Lee $
and Gordons mills.
sherman maj cling for Chattanooga by
way of Rossville. Thus affairs are shaping
themselves for another battle upon the field
OF Chickamauga. NJ Il.