Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-23

Grants army In fact we believe Il must be- admit.
ted that few people will stand better than the Yankee
army, being forced into sanghtnr pens The Herald
concludes its article on Yankee courage as follows:
We have given evidence In this war all through of
the possession Of military power that may well alarm
some European goNrrnmcntH-nin power 'uicirnl
To cope ~ wi h both England aud francni aud
with u very small army nt such men are now on
tho JaIn,, river could drive MaNimillan ont Of
Nry Icn la slx months however strongly he might Ice
supported by the Powers Interested ia the destruction
OF ihr Monroe doctrine. -
The 18Th Indiana regiment, uf tho 18th army corps
left tn. YANKEES Amy AT Bermuda Hundreds on lh1
18th Of Jun" their term II scryire having rSpirrh
that day They started immediately "h lh"lr ,o'n,m
to their homes in Indiana; THIS regiment u ,gHs
cnmplimrntri for thuir valuable service ana r'T,'
cl An honorable discharge The Herald says lh'N
are, indeed, loss 10 the service" Tie NJ" 'o'N @
papers mon ion the recent discharge of one OF ,"'
o! her regiments whose term OF fscrvicr had rNpl'i
Tn, lpIr proceedings the Federal Congress us
close an opposition rs Lncclns war measures ior lhe
Nr't time since the war commenced. We hir ''h'
pcllai 10 cundenSr Lincoln had iskcd ior IN" t'i'"
ui all non.yrd exemptions from The drti', ana aTo
for the repeal of the law blowing 'ubs''"t'h' ~
measure absolutely necessary 10 enable MN '" runs
m,n TO enable him to prosecute tn war ih' nv
,,r was referred tn" Military Committees "h" M
trnducrd bill rep"aling AL m"ncy'd eS.ml, ,u
allowing En substitutes except in cases "' u" r WI
Tie t,mmtten siowud Tint ihi- iii would hav" The
effect tn ill ih' army ut once ns men would volunteer
and not wait tu br drafted. They said the bii WAS
dam tndul by tho urgent necessities to carry IN
,h ,,, On the question .'shall This hill hc ~ civ
ed 2 There tie vote in ihe House anu , r,i'
S,,ulrr'- vote only saved the hill from defeat ine
ou,stiur w,,s put in regard 10 ito provisions -Pn"'
l., rh. ynts wu4 taken ,n the first S"ctloh' "''' !"
,rt ,. ,hrro unrred dollar roinmuntn" CLAUSE
aud the rapr, defeated 10y two to one, thcre '
ing one hundred votes against pnH - ~ htE "I 'h
r.I,n,u Nearly all the New England and New YORK
II R,uullcnn4 vofed against the repeal. Tn" second
Srtinn concerning substitutes was Sunimhriir s'rl'f"t
:, A. The bill heing thus Il "'in is rnly mn" ''""'
PROVISIONS "a member Of h" Committee nin"'i :" '
ilr it, This lost, when Mr.. f"rhoii "'Nh 'h''
the ,uf,;! lust taken showed refusal 10 slH'itih l'
gotrrpm.nt al ''wcrc equal to declaration io' ''T
:paniU ini"nt of the war. .
There has also bJcn nifest"d strong oppo''tl"h
l,y Erpnl,lirau members TO Lncons pr"c'amail"h'
ring th,. ,lr,i" of members To tonErra' i"h
the ,tc4 in rebellion by unr.trrth Of the N"i"S.
TIn u,rmlorI from Arknn~as, and W" h"lln'e aus"
from Luu's,ra. have nnt yet been permitted I" ,ah'
their seats nj the committee elections haN" ma
Is rrnnrlc,l. recommending that III" Pres'Hrh' sih
nrp,nl u coinmttc" Of three to visit the rtt' S'''F
.'id 10 have returned 10 hrir'alicganc", ami reP"''
10 the Congress in December next. resolution u
his effect adopted.
Among the Federal regiments whose Term p' ..
,i. ,yuir,l the latter par "f June, "hS llrr ili
Nirh,iiu regiment, and this regiment rr'IlNcn ll'
bnpor,,lIr disrhuig" aud returned home. w learn
n, popr having rc-rniist"d dinner VA given 70
,ha a'h Now York REGIMENT, whose term = t"r''c'
IA aIsn ny;:rc+ ~1."n -""r'"', go"
tenth of the original HuullI have snTHif''i Nhc per
II. uf he war. Tho other regiments Hctm =" haN'
lern reduced nearly rs much