Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-08

enemy have been nnoy,n. oar lines rSnlnn
time past; that Gcu. Grant batteries opcn-
ed yesterday 10 put u stop 10 II, tieavy
firing kept up all day.
Ngw IonK, Sept. 2.-Gold 22lf. The
llrrnlds llnrpcrs Ferry dispatches, of the
lllh, say the rebel regiment, captured day
before yesterday, is the Srh South Carolina
o. Gen LongsIrret corps, compr sing some
OF Our best men, aud members OF the first
fam lies of the Palmetto State. The men
are well clad. Officers OF the regiment
speak confidently of their hopas OF obtain
ing rhclr Independence. There are 90 vi
oar officers ana ! I,jjJ men in prison NJ Rich
mond--uiIccrs III Libby prsnn and m'n on
Bcn Island. Since rant held the Weldon
aud Danvillc railroad, the outlet is III dan
ger and the rebels dare moi transport their
pr's"nc's south.
CAIRO, Sept l6.-Thirtcen gucrrillas, he
ing conveyed as PRISONERS from Smihicll
IA luuisv,llr. on t!Ie 5 Gamer Colossus over
powered and disarmcd the guard, killing
ihrcr o them. Having obIa ned possess on
of the steamer they compelled the officers
to land, and made their escape with the
arms OF the guard and such va'uablcs as
they chose from the steamer. Gen. Grant
has gone 20 Washington.
MoNrECELLu, Sept. :}.-RcpOr's say the
enemy are landing in considerable io.ce
from The mouth White River, at Gulps'
landing.
CAMpEy, Sept. 2Gth, 10 p ~, 1864.
The following Is from the y. \. Herald
Of the lOih inst, by ting of truce:
NEW YORK, Sup. lU.-Thc news from Inc
war to-day is not very gratifying, bat II we
can Judge from the information which rcncS-
cs us from different quarters, the present
calm only indicates III; coming storm. Gca-
Lee is said TO have changed his hcalqivar-
iers from Richmond to the vicinity of
Rcnms Station. on the Weldon railiWaa.
\ battle of the terccst character is cXpcc-
ted to take place there ut any moment.
The same intelligence from Bermuda Fun
dlcds-from lIarpcrs Ferry. We lenrn
that authentic accounts rc"chc' thcrc 10
the effect that ali the guerrilla companies
lately in Northwest Virginin, including
Moscbys. have bccn ordered TO repair forth
with to Richmond, TO take part in gralra
attack, which is now being prepared n
rainst Gen. Grants army. 1t is said that
nnrt of Gen. Hooh's defeated Georgia army
ins already arrived at Richmond for the
same purpose Gen. Butler has returned
10 his command Mt Bermuda Hundred The
Southern papers are still discussing, with
much bitterness, the abandonment of At
lania by Gen. Hood.
The Richmond Examiner says that re-
ports of the capture Of Moseby, the prince
of guerrllas, are flying around but cannot
trace them to any reliable souic &C. The
steam transport Nightingale, from kcy
West, which arrived here yesterday, reports
that on The 9th inst. she was followed by II
Clv,le built side wheel steamer, supposed
to be rebel privatecr, but she ont sailed
her. The Evening Star, fir m New Orleans,
with dates TO the I'd, arrived here early this
morning, and reports that all was qu.et IN
Mobile Bay.
Late Northern papers state that Iron
Moutain and Pilot Knob have been capur-
cd 10y Gen. Shelby, that he burned an i'm
por;ait railroad bridge within sixty miles
Of st. Lous, and still advancing.
Gen. Price reported to have captured
Springfield, and advancing.
As the bearer of the flag Of truce was
leaving Little Rock, they were informed by
the outer pickets that great battle had
bee fought on the Weldon Railroad, in
which Lee was successful. Federal loss
said TO be 20,OOO. CAMDEN.
CAMDEN, Sept 9th, 1854.
Ed. News The 81. Louis Republican, Of
the 18th inst, has been received, but it con-
tains little news of Interest.
The New York News threatens to bolt rhe'
nomination Of Mcclellan; but the Cimcin-
natl Enquirer, most thorough democratic
peace paper, gives Mcclellan cordial sup
port. There is no evidence of a y serious
dissatisfaction with McClellans position.
The New York Tribune, Of the l3h, says
Fremont has placed his letter ofwi'hdrhwal
in the hands of his friends, who will make
it public at the proper time; aud That oe-
fore long, the indications are that there
will be but two clndidates-McCiellhn and
Lincoln.
The New York IIeratd's Washington cor
respondent says M decision has been arrlv-
el at in regard to the two ihous nd millions
loan made by EuIop capitalists.
The Duvalls Bluif correspondent of the
9, Inn;s Ranuhlic,u Uiyps 4 tull account