The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-10

liIs majesty the emperor If -. =, nth.
consideration the state Of neaa ,le French taE;
France and the United States - Illch exists 14
to MAINTAIN strict neutrality !, t.lerlca las rset
the goYefnmant of the Union AZ, .Ie struggle bo,'ei
propose % ioEfn separate Confedo,.n we States vg
IN n eohsefaenees his majesty, con ,aSoa '
o. se "a" =, siie lyth Of April, 1875 artc.
90 ol ne peiIl cGue, 90 and following aece 81 4,
the Z4th o. March 1892; 3lS, and t vi ile dectssA
leon, declares: q OF the co., y y ts
| l. No vessel Of war or nfiv,,, ''fe
beligcrent parties viii be aliowed Oh either of
prizes IN our ports or roadSteads enter Or stay '
except in case OF compulsory deay yer Than a &
=. No sale Of goods beIoapino y
our ports and roadsteads " Priests allor.,
3. Every Frenchman is probibitose "4
mission under either of the two ns, ou lakingoc
of war; or to accept letters Of Mare 10 arm ye,
purposes, or to assist in any nanns" IF priyateef
equipment or armament Of vessel Of '~natsoeyer H.
of either party. "aFofpiy,s
! 4. Every Frenehman, whether residinn
abroad, is Likewise prohibited from en5s. II Fales
service either ID the and army or on Goa. ast,
war or privateers of either of t6a 9uafd Tese,S
parties, WV oeligsr
.. Frenehnen residing in France 0, ,,.
likewise abstain from any act which oo abroad n.
lation of the laws of the empire ornr In
might be considered as an act hostile to altoas
parties and contrary to the neutralifv ni e Of ae
resolyedfo observe. All persons actin, "usa We lF
prohibitions and recommendations Con-. @agba
present declaration, will be prosecuted ;'eq in m
| formally to the enaetmeRts of the Ian y quledW
April, 1925 andof articles 81 and ~ ~ u Ae l0lg
without prejudice to the application t6a j elala
against such offenders of the enactmo,,a benL
article of the code Napoleon, and of ar,;. Tie Ola
following of the decree of the Path of MI VI nj
the merchant service, 3l3 aud following ', ~ Sa
code for the navy. we lsa
His majesty declares, moreover, that era,rp
contravenng the present enactnents Win Ue4l
to any protection from his government ar,,
or measures, whatever they may be, which a.tgsA
rents might exercise or decree. NJ oags
Thouyenel, minister of foreign affair. 1'VI@S
LATEST From PENsACoLA-iThe pans,o,,
pondent of the Mobile Advertiser in bis ict ;1
20, wTites y dSs
Com. Meryin visited fort Pickins this norDi,,;.
ceremony. @sa
The steamers Vanderbilt, Swan and IIliro;,
the immediate vicinity of fort Piekens rpio.Gsa a
implements, stores &C. There has been No "IE9 sg
the feet within the last tr-four bonys 'yy.~aa
evening there were thirteen vessels Of an i'S'I
view-several Of them small steamers Tb ['''sSt
Mississippi, with Com. Meryn on board. and tbsy,-
occupy their old positions
A large number Of troops have been LANDED.
island from the recently arrived transports 1,
of Zouaves Gre said to be among them, ''u'1
Citizens are not permitted longer to visit ta,.
yard. ny
?. S.--The steamer Cahawba has lust a,5,.I q.
the eastward and anchored in the feet Herjs.t'.
or seem to be, crowded with men. Verly onr My
borhood is getting thickly settled
Another snail man -Of-war steamer has ,.;u.I
side VIZ
In letter dated Thursday night, June q. he WIN.
For the last two days We have been favored vit5m.
refreshing showers, and all fear of sickness fton n
long drouth, has disappeared
The numerous arrivals in the aeetof the cnemysr
Monday have created great deal of excitement nj
flashing eyes, lighted countenapoes and yelvcoDrsg
lions have taken the places OF detected faces and I
thoughts of our soldiers
Another deSerteI to-day from fort PickeDs
\ mule from one of the recently arrived trsnEOr,
not liking his quarters on the island or driven to a.
peratOn By the sand flies swan from the beach atfr
Pckeps to cur shore, and made his way to the hills
spite of soldiers and battery which we're charged ng
liant style Verify, old LincoIns service must bea EM
and degrading one, when his mules desert
The Pensacola telegraph company have put up@
posts between Fannesworth and the State line, andh
few days the wires will be stretched-ruaking a lFf
line TO ntgomery-and having line from BamnX
to Pensacola news will travel with the lightning g
between the army and Richmond.
Many troops are thought to have been landed Onts
sland this week This morning hundreds of them We,
n bathing this side the island, cutting up teHb
3wells II Billy Wilson'S ZopaVes, they neededvalE
Their tents stretched on the sandy beach, vhoea
hey are.
There has been 10 addition to the feet vithnlhe
20
make out from their rigging, smoke-stacks, Gc-ni
lo@ diseharging, are the Vanderbilt, swan 4lla
Illinois and Cahawba.
The same writer, under date Of Friday night I4
-, SAYS:
The excitement of the last two or three DAYS Lnal
MEASURE subsidized. Whether there was any cauaf1
IT net, it has had one good effect to arouse theg
o preparation and vigilance
For week past the vessels of our ncigLbos LH
displayed nightly signals, which we have matk
interpret. They are probably of the newly adopelUk
Intended to take the place of the lighthouse long %
abolished at this point. There is seldom, hoTeraa
arrival among them by night. Either the Valdga
Or the Illinois sailed last night.
Lobcr, the man that swan from fort Pickens g1ss
Richmond to play q star engagement. He left IN 3i
evenings train.
The mule that followed the example Of Lobe,
from fort Piekens to the white settIemG
urns out to be an old resident of Warrington anlA
navy yard. He was pressed into service by semnH
when he left that place. and deserted the first OP&
unity. lie bears evidence of bad treatment, bltsI
dly improving under the kindness of Capt, Loyai'
company, the Quitman artillery, whose FsonerhE
THE ENEMY IN THE VICINITY or 5,ENsAcoLA-A
Mobile Advertiser says there is every reason to Oeu'
hat there are ut least five thousand Lincone Ss
Rosa island. There were sene twenty-five dlndiE
rave since arrived.
SERIOUS DIsAsrER.-The Mobile Advertiser, Of a
10Th plt., says
The noon arrival of the passenger train due !esl.
morning at 81 o'clock, caused some anxiety IN IngaS
which became identified as the day wore away SLo1
idings of the train, and grave fears OF aecilty N"
At about o'clock P. NJ, the tran uli-
rriVeG, aud made certain what was before SUI @
md dread. 1t brought tdings OF q serious asI !,
which occurred on the upper division oil Inc 'Oal,
sitting in considerable damage to the conlpalGi
what is Of far greater consequence, loss o. mt M
)us injury to many who survived the disaster
hen the fact that this deplorable accident was
If gross negligence or worse on the part Of tue el5"
md conductor of the train, made the disaster
elrible. We hope the culprits who have sog7
ape will lee apIgehended and made to suiieT ay
,st penalties known to the laws for their oEIs
conduct in thus triling with the lives Of l''N'
oans entrusted to their care. ,,.,dk
We subioin such particulars as we nave "1h
lfter diligcnt inquiry, to obtain ana tou1' "''
is reliable as far as 1t goes. ,.,rrs
1t appears that on the 9th ult., special ua l.a
compqny of cavalry, comprising sixty men laa~s
lorseS, bound north, came ~ collision WIN srj
reght train southwark bound This cQisio I, eo1@
leaT Trenton, Tenn. twenty five of the sG 9 s
younded; two Sc badly that it i thought I sGSy III
possibly recover Only one horse was hlJo ~; ia
lamage to the company, it is estimated Is l0' w.
$1,000 ....,t ottef-a
The Locomotives were stove against each o. had
Is our informant expresses it. 'the smohe''tSs oo
,nr,,inc, defyinr Ell efforts AZ sepaIau0A. I..un