Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-23
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

tanning, however, out N''T ..rs' H w y" r,asi
,""'s ~, T..,. A. 'a.,Is.d by ali he amer. md.
"a peA isyo' ~ Fa' ~ ~ Lss, ,ai,i,a,g al
MS ooMmsh", rs pe'ns o"e w AZ ~ - ,r..ns w,.si,
mini.lts'oIr W ,ne s ~, a. helms
uipp'.t""P' 10 W i, NJ. - III, a. "a h,
sen, 70 ao"i'' !. somn,nd In ,hs Trans Mis-
a"lsnr' 20 M ,mr'''a"' '''''"""' '" '
s.pI"rPnr N.,. y,,v r.h TIL,
iAskth Ul'rA 1',n1.,, y, m ''ch.r'. RIM saws
m'nrI''s' w, ord,r. having rrcei,
". nN - ~" s' - -. ., nv. a, "A m,ment's
'eh ln-itncu'hs 20 "s rsa"s ~ oo,hs, ,ui for ths
warming, ". v.ns y" Oh a. heavy engage.
soh,h S," y, ,nr sa ,vs ..nI cn,ccrnInr sherman
hsn.. n"' Ia, acconnts ne was Al FAYETTEVILLE
whr,-a"yn,s L.. OF mil.. nor,h srst of Whining.
on o"I,s t"a, nnipi,rrupted at all sea.
Ton. WAFER III 10, adv,ces frnm Porter,
sons o, w .s n.hj,~ n, ,bs river with all posi-.
~, Ia s,.na,ch IN rnnbonIs srhofed and sherman
vi psaL,, I'm :. iurction at FAYETTEVILLE. where
W" p 1'"T anaI ia. ront.Jrrncy has Is located.
~" r. ~" h.. ,,l.n lila Wilmington force up to Colds
p"k t, h,, he Law
"v," ,a. J,,.. "a the 18Th received Peace ri-
.r,'".d ~rr,, sensation in London Tn. rebel
i,,r s,.n.nJnab dsstroyed six vessels on the
- ~ t,nnd HIN,
m London Times SAYS: ave are assured from New
VI, H., nav a haa the gam. in his own hands, and
an .scnr. INDEPENDENCE of The Coni-drracy II her
,,i'h assent ar withon' according TO his pleasure"
Tha ain, 10 ibis ,tartlinx mystery is found in the
s,at,m.nt f,rmrrly credited in America. that he
M.,i,.n Eoneror has conveyed in trust 10 Napoleon
av ,y French yiznrs in lionidaiion Of French
c,a;ms agans, M .xico This cesson mn.i entail the
,.cnc,,iijnn of the Snn'h nv France England and
pren. 70, Cardinal Wis-man moi expected 10 live
NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-Th- Tribune has Richmond
nsnsrs h, ,be 9th Tn, Raleigh Confederate of tho
22i .ays IL is reported that Cen Chentham Hin
nsrs and some wagons The Fxaminrr Of the 9TH
saws The Yankee nrc- East Of the Mississippi river
does NOT exceed l2h 900 men, and says that the Sonh
is being conquered by one.fhird their number. The
sentinel, on The negro ou sion says the h was last
in the Senat. by vote Il to H. IN official circles
hi. /, sidered ~ isposins of the question ofarm.
INC The negroes finally The Sentin" Is very indig.
nan, and urrrs tina Senate 10 reconsider its action
CoNSCRIPT. 4
From IN. News
-'''' suRryrpoar. March Il, 1855.
There was no indications Of an attack upon Mobile
nm n, March LAT II Ia believed that the forces that
if, Nu Orleans bay. rom. Ia reinforce sherman or
Grant Major General + ank Gardener has been on
rial n, Mantle on charp. of being drunk AT the bat
,i 80 E,,,, s,.ton on Ike Mobile and Ohm Railroad
Nv n,osmh.r y.rdict nal kposn. but .npposed Nv
.ha ry.'.ing Ncws that he viii, be acouitied We
L., tr,ro ,ha Clarion of March LIST that Cen J. f.
Johnston Is al the headouarters of our army in Snuth
,;na r.nS.ripc y,lnntary service in the military
,n,ar,ant In nrnyre.s One of the boilers of the
s,.msr Ec,inse iyng at Johnsonyille on the ennes.
soc river t.iy exploded killing ~ soldiers and
%e Nos, of thssr soldiers belonged
70 ,he o,h Indian battery, and we're returning home
to be mustered ont ofseivce
From the N u Times e'h ,ns'. ..
To Hon. J. C. Breckenridge, Secretary Of war:
Gen. Echos reports hat detachment of vanghn's
cavalry struck ihe railroad ssynna at
both p,acss-sixty men of the twentieth Ohio rrsi.
ment, with their horses and equipment. we're taken.
CSign.h-l T., ., r,. ,o,,,,, T., ~ sn No. I'M If
,ao's arny' editoraiiy snys: I've have rra on to
say that the rebels expecting very soon to star
tie the wnos cN,,y anu sh.y sre g"od on.,
''' Mopa.sa., Feb, The steamer Jane. WATSON,
whip passing down the river on ths night of the 3D.
ran into the banks few miic' below nsp0ie'" 'no
shahaa =. hoard 90 soldiers and l2a passengers,
including he A. far as heard only 20 w.r saved
smnaFhf f ,S 7 m'rsn ,t 1,s 'S c,,sea
i. WI "e The !. y, ina, At s,oI C,tton 5, cts,
NEW YosK, Fob. 27.--The Worlds Washington
correspondent. prrdics an early msen, 10 en-,
anynr to d.fsst Sherman and the next few days will
produce strange esents. Grant and Srhofeld are ma
nen'ering to prevent s"ci rrpr, CONSERVATION , r,v
sa ,o.nirb' Gen. Burbridge hts been ordered 10 re-
port 10 GEN. Thomas, for service in the field
dscredited repor; from Frankfort says that anout
s Mou ,nv s,er,;p "Oa"''' ''''''
The Richmond Dispatch has the fol9wins: ,
Headquarters, Feb 2z-Io Hon o. y.
Breckenridge, Secretary OF War; Gen. early
reports that Lieut.. Mcneil, with thirty
men, on the morning of the 2lst INST, en-
tered Cumberland, captured and brought
off Generals Crook and Kelley, Adlui ent-
General Department, two pr1vates and head
quarters flag without firing gun, though
considerable force was IN the vicinity. ~
McNeill and party deserve much credit for
this bold exploit, The prisoners will reach
Staun,on to day. X. e. LEE
The Richmond Dispatch says handsome
little affair occurred one day last week IN
the vicinity of Barnweli Bay, in which two