Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-30

lie II .cg u II III Yub lShlhG lhc H'oNc' i''''H ""'
1t, reliance in it. We .hink ourselves, that it
needs confirmation.
TELEG2APEETC.
Special to he Telegraph
summa y'nr the Chicago Times of the nm.
TIL rru. id into Maryland is assuming lar 'er
proportion The c"'.'~ 81 Ewrll. Iircrkinrnlgr Hnd
Rhodes are all on. !he north side ut the Potomac.
Frcd,r TX has been occupied Is body Of rebels snd
to bc twelve thousand strong, Federal ioIGc at ta'
,oul tling back 10 position snltit OF A'"hoc"cY.
il no Is prevail that mother force rebels has cOSs-
.d iii. river near wards terry aud moving to-
wards Ur!ana. The Federal Gcnrra1 do not seem 10
! g acc ,mpiishiug anything OF Importance Al ON
cal d.,pn'ch from stanton to Gen' ny 7,uS' ,ni'
on SATURDAY the rUles attacked ana dci'Htei wal
c,.n MOnuracy hrIgc with heavy loss. Wallace
r.trca. ed in the direction of baltimore Dispatches
IRON, Bali iinurr ar" conflicting as Ia M ehirl' "i
,n nr,v sml,scmucnt 10 the defeat of Wallace. Bod
les of their cavalry reported to have cut !i''
No h IN Ccntri Itailroad aud to he r"Nils ON ,h,
Philadelphia rcId. Large numbers were hisu 'uchi'u
ut Ho ksylc, IL miles nom Warrington and ut Ihl'-
rel factory midway Urtwcr.n Bhl,mor' aud Wash.
ipg.un Refugees rrp"r that large force "i ne en-
ey passed truugh Culrcprcr several days aG" NOV
no nnrtIward Great "Nricmrmt r:istcd in liaIli-
m r and Washington but military m"n consider
lu'h places suG' from rcnrl alta, i. G"M, 20,
NASHVILLE, July @th, \ reliable gentleman has
,,,eceivcd The following dispttch from General Sher-
man: Our Amy rests its win on The Cha tnhno-
chic above and below ,mc bringc. The main rebel
army is across Only corps IIar.c"'s) remains
il very ,ad We have driven thc enemy from their
strong ;,ni'ionS at Krnmcsaw. aud i!'"n caniI"d
within four mI!cs oi Marie "a. We have taken atom
two thousand prisoners. Cur pick - ar" 40" Oh.
the Chutt uhuorhir liver uHnh, IL Prices Ferry, ~
the .ilout h Of the Na'ha"nrk.
Ngw YoRN, Jniy 9,h.-Ti, II" ALI army "i 'Iic
t'n,,,,I.. 1! q - "'u"Ht, JHtS t.h, alt!
u,..rtnr, i'n"ilv .".'',i''.~ to- 800" "a
painiug of short rrivra ia Patcrsbnrp. In this re-
~. C; :hc 81, e Is Ytck,Ou..; over again.
There is great cNcitc....-t in Memphis over Gen.
Washbnih'o order to sccur" the safety oi railroad
trains 10y displaying secession simlmilT"rs IN rpn-
,picuous position thereon, and u number Of promi-
n,nt citizens have hacn arrested with view to the
Iuhlim Mt nf that h"mrioe purpose
NEW IOIN, July a.ll.-Thr llrrdlis sp,c al rom
Caamirrsbrg Sth O'Clock in III" morning, sHys the
rel raiders in pcrn|ylviInia and Maryland, are in
much S,l0nstr force than las been lie i"yed They
consist of cavalry, infantry aud artillery, and twenty
thousand is The loves, estimate. have heard Il
column of rehcIs commanded by Imbodcu entered
ii9g,rs cwn mus morning a. o'clock
din Ii M q r u:g, stating that the corps of
Hcu".n'i l. an', Ithudrs, are all On this side
ui I.u Potomac.
RhLrlMnRr. July ., a:lj =. M-Onr forces have
ed re lorick and .hlcn acl; in this direction,
ur ,,py position South Vi he Monucacy. The
rebels cuiy frederick bu; in what for,' is not
positively knuwi. say twelve thou.Hud unirr
the command ,'ckinlilg. There lri orl-
seemingly well tnHd,i, tbut .,ther rclc, t,rcc las
crossed the P"l"nac neat Edwards Ferry, md has
Ir',yed IN th ' 'riiOn Of !rlnua-iu what iricr Is
OF in"wn 7 i I 5. pp oh Gn effort o Hank
Ne are do,. ..,ilD., s',eagth by reinforcement
Unl will duu''i,sr UI-,I.t ;iiS ltbrl IIuyrmrnf.
WAsHIS"r"N, LtlN Gth-Tn AIij. GEN. Dix: An
official 'li-yatc rc-t,"l ii m Major General Wallace,
alrs trI l.it.y ;rui pitv bctwei the forces
d. .t, "nitii ,iid the rebels at NiaDacacy to-day,
c.,mGicnciu. =, y O'Clock aud continuing until =.
NJ, when iirtcs w'.c uycrpUWortd aud forced to
retreat IN rider. lie reports Col. Ward Of the
New I".k Heavy Ariilit ry wounded AMI taken
prisoner; hat Gen. Taylor also taken prisoner,
inl that the enemy Ogcc> hammered At least twenty
thnusaad. Our troops bcha"cd well, but suffered
" loss he is retreating towards Baltimore.
(Signed( L. STANTON.
BALTIMORE, July ;iIh, r. m.-The excitement is
intense this ryrnng The Union. cizrns i.""~ oern
"rming AL night and at this morning he aari. bells
were rung parties lra'ed by drum and fife rc mo-
wing through town to man the brcastwOrl-, pur eli -
liens tuning out with spirit aud manifest a d.
termination iu lU the uimuSt TO dpf I'D tbe CITY Tha
cr"my are rel orted to lie at Elicc IS Mills Gen, Wa
! ce falling back towards - city, be-, tclrprar,h
hy is still working aiariettvilIc which is be-
yond EllcOtts Mills. mat the report of the rebels
being there is prcma are. Their scuuts however are
believed to have been within fifteen miles Of le civ
We arc still no; without hope of being able
the entrance of the rhc in his city. The secesh who
hayiproperty and stocks goods hand here are y
means pleased the prospect of exchanging their
goods for rabel money. They most prefer backs
Notwithstanding their sympathy with the South.
BALrINoRE, July 9, Midnight.-Thc following pro-
clamation hos been issued:
Cizcts Of baltimore: We have been unwilling TO cre-
ate unnecessary alarm in this cammunity by a-y ap-
zeal for your immediate assistance in resisting the
threatened invasion that might he deemed premature,
hut we have longer such apprehension, sd feel
no hesitation in declaring that the danger which
nenaces tho city is imminent, and il You would avoid
IL, every loyol man must at prepare the
invading force which at last accounts approaeh
ing the city All the men who can be raised are
ted TO occupy fortiicaions complete aud 10 f,rm 9th
ers. IL is not important bev you shOld come, tut
Is more important you should come at Once-cOine in