Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-22
by SUNDAYS MAIL.

report having gone 10 texas 'h"' 'h'
enemy are advancing tiom the Arkansas
River aud that orr arpy IL falling back,
tnke the liberty Ia deny u n i"lo, lie en-
envy mn 10 his date has not ndyarc'd IRON
the vel AID our army lold iis ros ton
thror Iuul us intire line iIUm--in--
II !.
NEw Y0RR, S,p,. 2S.-Alhonrh We a'c
had cuus drmhic fighting since ewing
Win h s'cr. still there has been no ing ia
the way of u rrunlar battle.
Tie capture OF some Mt lcry nj shers
m, was made more h. the rapidly OF our
movements AID ariu te manTnNering than
by the ce VI battle. ten. Sheridan iully
expected Gen. Tnrhc'i In intercept and cap
turc the whole nrmy-l'ut II seem he IN
cnunrerr'l II division or rrinio' ccmrnis hir-
rving 10 join Early, aud was engaged with
them all day and " III hands full.
So il seems that the awful affair between
Sheridan aud Early is fast lwinlling down.
II will come down still more when the facts
are known.
: WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Forrcsi ia check
ell for the time being a, Pulaski, Tenn. lie
d, siroyr,l the bridge over Elk rive.
Sheridan has arrived NJ lla, rishurg with
tie intention ( ollowirg up Early.
NASHVILLE 2s.-Nohiug is heard rom
Gene nj Rousscau to-day. The lines are
cur on hoih the Tenn and Ala. and NASH
vile and Chattanooga Railroads, South of
Colrml IL aud 1nllahomn. No mains South
OF nshvjlle. a battle is now pi OgrCssing
at Pulaski.
WASHINGTON, Sept 2sth.--l, ia under
stood that mn arrangement for the purpose
Of oitninn the cotton Of the insurrcciiOn-
airy States an Government account has been
made, mud agents will soon he appointed Mt
New Orleans. Memphis, and other prints
for hat purpose, under act Jl Is last.
All quict in Grnnt'snrmy. Fighting may
be expcctd in one or two days.
New York, Sept, 2S- Gold closed nj 202l.
II.
CANDIES Oct. l0ih. Sixteen hundred
Yankee cavalry came within ten miles of
Monticello OF the 9Th, they then retrented.
II il supposed this was Il ieint toattrnct at
tcntinn from another quarter. Scouts re-
port that larg" force of infantry, artillery
and cavalry. under Steele, have moved down
the Arkansas River in the direction of Pine
Bluff. H.P.
The following is from the Mississippi
Clarion Of the 30th NJ
CHARACTERISTICS, Sept. 24.--No tdings
Of tn" cncmy's cavalry. Firing has been
heard to-day by persons NJ CIR enwood de-
not. the enemy il is h. v =, have q brigade
NJ Wayncsho,o All accounts affirm Tint
our divisions amhuscadri and destroyed n
brigade of the enemy near Swift Run Gap
on Monday.
Nothing further from the fight Of ycsicr-
dny-nt Wicrs Cave we whipped them.
~. Il ln,ll, bali IL "a
conjecturrd that both armies are near Mount
Sidney.
GRIFFIN, Sept. 29.-Nothing remarkable
has occurred in Gen. Hood 3 army for sew
eral DAYS except the visit of President Da-
v,s--he arrived there on Monday and re-
viewed the troops on Tuesday. He was re-
ccived by the men with great applause and
made them speech. Gen. Fond also mnae
speech saying that lie would in few days
lead the army to hattle and victory.
The Yankees ARE very uneasy about the
operations Of Forrest. They say he has 25-
900 men, Two divisions of the l4rh corps
have hren dispatched from Atlanta and sent
beyond the Tennessee TO fight him. His
name is n perfect terror to them. They
seem to have no hope of eping open their
communication, and little hope Of whipping
him. They have no cavalry able to do any
thing with Forrest
Northern papers of the Oath are received
Western journa!s 81 'ent about Fo rest. John
son issued orders officially preventing Nc
Clellan having tick in Tennessee.
Great rejoicing over the North at the
present state of affairs. They claim for
Lincoln the greatest victory of the war, and
that lie will get levy Of 500 900 men.
One hundred and fifty officers and four
hundred and odd Confederate privatrs and
ten surgeons were exchanged At Rough al d
Ready yesterday.
Gen Stoneman and Staff arrived at Jont s.
boro' last night, and will b. exchanged To-
morrow, which will close the business Of
spccial exchange.
The Yankee exchanged officers were very
reserved about Forrest. Everybody has
left Atlanta except few men who have
gone to work for tie Yankees. Up to las,
night Sherman had made no movement oil
his forces. ii. A.
Col. A. J. Mcneil Of Iiarrison's Lousians
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