The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-01-15
General TntellinO.-


President Lincolu'4 uesso,,. a'R
notwithstanding the public feejin great a,tor
with the death Of prince Albert n, deeply engra9
presidents message on tile Trent , 'He Silence Of !,
Of much conjecture and comment ''' "sa the s3t3.
The Times devotes an arti,J. '2
secretary OF the navy which it fress ..s report Of A.
denoanees as an unparalleled crime Win rdicua ~,
aiding up ports by sunken vessels - prolectof6a@
The Post treats the message a. ma
i also charges the president win i 6o. Tark,
The death of prince Albart 49,. xii
foritude 'SIeaFenels wi,I ~, .la
The opinione National, the o,r.u -ssa
ieon says, that France has no Nun is Of prince Ma
land aud that France should not o enemy but Ey
States ~ weaken the ra;s
large meeting of officers srd
camille marine had been held at Lon5 a'e'' IN the ne
resolved to heartily cooperate viii and they b3
whenever their services might be rs,,' se Government
ne shipping Gazette says that aitbar su'
men must be armed, or the governoar our Merchant
n"moer OF lne fastest and most efficient i.st detail
American priyateers. ''s'' snlP' to watch
Ihe News s, JustIties the projected 5Iocsos. go
ton and Savannah by stone ships u ,4'ue q Charles
ton Of warfare. . oonatde opars
The Paris correspondence saws H..
ties between England and America win n',iel mat hos
has become more general The aIra; -. oe arrested
ted that instructions had been SEMI - lad moi
shipping IN the India and China saos project British
LIVERPOOL, Dec. I6.-Cotton rarr a.,
ular and droopingi sales on MondaysrJ 4 PHeesireg
goo bales Of American At Manc6estar t tLy o6
Plete staghanon, and prices tend dowr ,,.ls leon
has an upward tendency sales Of n ooo, Cotton
".icu SPECTATORS ana exporters took goo6 u Of
with all qualities slightly higher Co,eol. Nosrg
ANN f47,lf
steady. o-1' Uut prices
LIVERPOOL, Dec 2l.-The stock of o,.,a.
.55l 500 bales. Half is American ''''0u 10 P0rA
BALTIMORE December 29-Nassr, n
dells surrender caused considerable era. sol aEa VI
and in Washington, but the feeling opEl 4eIe
and their release IL generally approved Tb Sosaed
lists here are greatly disappointed AZ II ss'eso1'
hopes Of war with England. ''ssls Their
RICHMOND Jan. 6.-The New York uor,,l -,
inst is received, The Heralds WasIinrta,'U usZe
pondent says: Mcclellan is ADVANCING n ~ S s.
and discipline olthe army, also in RECEIVING os
lie VIII soon advance his columns on the PooTss s
py sea. Inc cause OF bis retarded moveneBtsE,.
the delays of the fleets and the difficulties LII yssa
land 'i'l Ing
In congress to-day, eulogies were ieivorss :. !,
0chiltree, OF Texas Mr. johnson Of Arksr,.s u a.
Boyce OF South Carolina, Mr. Tenable If EortI =
lima, and Mr.. Price Of Virginia On the destb II -
Hemphlil, OF Texas, after which appropriate rees-
we're adopted, and committee of one from
appointed TO arrange the funeral eeremopie. r..
funeral ceremonies will take place o.lnorrov. II
NJ No other business was transacted, Tho nsTt..,
of congress are daily returning from .he epovms.t y
the holidays.
RICHMOND, Jan. Tn place Of official fact, '. H..
the following for the many eXtavagan reporstlifsys
prevailed at Staunton for the past two DAYS about b
>
Fedcrals but many are discredited
This forenoon there was said to exs, hattie rs,.
Romncy, and our taking 30 prisoners, and skiri,b
near Hanging Rock, between Winchester and RorraT
Like former reports from he mountain region norton,
probably may be true, but the reports are confused -j
unreliable.
The French feet had arrived al Havana.
The London Times is highly Indignant At The eoa,
blockade and calls 1t an act Of hostility aesiDs, t5s
whole human race
The French Press eriticises Lineon'a message uns
vorably.
RIcH4ozD, Jan. III. C. Wyns, at present adiusnt
general in Georgia has been appointed brfgsdeteep.
eral in the Confederate service.
There was vigorous skirmishine last week above Win
chester and towards the Potomac Several federal psor
ers were taken, and few killed and wounded Vr,
gna and Arkansas regiments were priuciIay e5gag.3
on our side.
The members Of congress attended judge HeupaI,
funeral this morning.
1t is reported by passengers from Wilmington To,
Buruside's expedition was seen of Hatteras
Intelligence from camp Allegheny, to the 5th iaa
lays fears entertained Of the walkers cutting %
the supplies Of our troops Reports were current a
the federas were at Hunttersyie and Monterey yhss
large quantities of Confederate stores we're stored Fur
Their intelligence is an1iously looked for
RICHMOND, Jan, S-PaSseupers from HE aIeu1s.si
report Huntersve burnt by the yankees. Aso that
heavy diminishing continues above Winchester but
nothing official las been received eorroborairg dsa
ports.
Heavy firing was heard at Acquia erect, list ri,tt
The yankee vessels engaged our batteries MOI lgH
an our side and nothing known Of thedanaga 70 g
iederals.
The Greenbrier raid il is conceded, was bys ysFke'
plunderng party who took of horses cattle and CtdH
property. The yankees it is believed escaped into Chic
The Lynehburg Republican has late inteigencefro1
Winchester stating that some little shirmiSAng 6sdo
Cured, with only few casualties.
/ The confederates burned the bridge over Caponh'@
and destroyed dam No. Of tie Chesapeake canalsHa
bridges of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and asa
returned il the direction Of Winchester The Loaisl'
rates lost in the expedition about ten.
+ On Monday, about fourteen miles below Ron1ey@s.
Coniederates in small force, were attacked By 4gW
yankees. We lost three or four killed, few prisoner
and two cannon and baggage wagons The leash'
/ burned the property
Several southgrners near Romnev we're captured
In one of our expeditions We captured two caln:l
and thirty or forty thousand dollars worth o. e'5
/ and military stores .,,
/ Capt Alexander Of an Arkansas regimentn sss, ,
from camp Allegheny, dated the 9Th, says No ss.,'-
/ had been made on that place rat Monterey hsS
my after depredating al HunteFsvEe, dol0le-4l'a'-
/ away ii r.n.-,,f,
JAN lo-Northeru papers Of che SEVENTH !s T. w"
French frigate Catua in Hampton R0a1' "I1 =
/ fish irigae at Annapolis. t,s.r,I .sDl..
A resolution has been adapted IN Tue is5ss.' Ee nj
anthorising an exchange OF the prisoners n.y.
yateer JEFF. Davis for federal prisoners iva,
The Bohemian had arrived at Ne" fofA "''
pool with dates 10 the 9th ut ,.As ot5er tx
Two French fleets one for Mexico aHa 'ls O'-''
America, we're about sailing. ,.....,gss crg.-g
Il was reported that an English irigaIs WS' w.
off Gibrater searching for federal PriyaSe'' v,rR
The officers of the French rga's Iaiua' Tss C.tl
Yesterday, reached Richmond to-ai3", r,.rjss,ga.
brings dispatches to the British consul =. .Es5 ss
1t il believed the Australia bas oev4 , ~
had on board one thousand LasIsa sol-S S,..s
Utah has asked admission as !au"5,s In Iis1r
A large portion Of Burnside eAp'1'''
ton Yesterday. bound southwark rcra % ;le
Vim. II HurIburr. confined here GlSs S glr I.t,.s
picion of beinga SPY has been released ,, Eg-ak
RIcHaoND, Jan. 59-Inteigsnce rsesl ny H..t q
states that Burnsides' expedition was u
the Sth inst. ,o.3ay broag.
NorroIK, Jan. 6.-The flag Of truce lo.aa3 s5s
New York dates of the Sd. Nessrs; Als 3.,.9s1 @
and their secretaries sailed from Iro' lssr Ralio
England en- Tuesday, in the British va ,rr. si1
They went aboard at night rom io1. J.garoas ga'
furious hurricane. There has been u. .o5 bls.-
4, Dr.
Congress doing ing nothing Sterling s.s1" s d.
lers expedition embarked 40 Boston nr foftf:sdh