The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-03

| /. Herald, writing under date OF 29th
ult, says that notes have been pass
ing between the two governments
within the past week in relation to
tthis matter "'rhere is no doubt, "
the Enquirer says editorially, "shat
our extracts from the last Eropcan
intelligence received ut the north in
dicates, on the part Of England and
f! France, an intention to intervene for
the restoration Of peace on this CONT
nent. The feeling exhibited is al
together in favor of acknowled eins
the pretensisns Of the Confederate
States.
Lincoln has Issued proclamation
declaring that the blockade of the
ports of Beaufort. Port Royal, and
New Orleans, shall so far cease. as to
determine on the 18th of june. That
CO numerical intercourse with these
ports. except as to persons, things and
information, contrabana of war, may
from that time be carried on, subject
to the laws of the United Safes.
The Lvnchburg Virginian Of to
day says that about 5000 OF the enc
my were caught between the forces
of Gems. Heth and Marshall near the
Narrows Of New River, Giles Co. that
the enemy seeing their predicament
broke and fled without making fight.
1SOOprisoners We're captured, surrend-
cred their arms and were parolrd.
Montgomery, 2O.-Licut. Col.
Hood, with 70 of Morgans men, who
were captured at Lebanon, escaped
by overpowering the Yankee crew on
the boat which was conveying them
to St. Louis. They took the boat
down the river to Clarksyille and all
landed safe.
Alexandria, la. May 2lth 1sG2.--
By Il special courier Just arrived and
bringing news from Corinth 18th June
We condense the following: 4 bat
tie is expected daily. The two
armies very hear each ether skirn-
ishin@ every day. Our forces o.
oou. The enemy's lowest estimate
10000.
AS late as the 10th instant Fort
Pillow was still holding out.
Fifteen Suuboats have passed bound
upward. No attack had been made
yet on Eicksburg. Governor Moore
arrived home on the oath. Mayor
Monroe, Luc,an Adams and T., Har-
rison have been sent to Fort Jack
son, the first for some insult on Gem
Butler, the two last for some nal |
treatment on Ills, SOM months ago. |
The \. Orleans Bee is suppressed |
by the Federal authority for an ar
ticle in favor of the Cotton bwr,,iug
mob. The Delta, for an article Oh
tie Cotton question. has had the !
Office taken possession Of, and the
paper will be conducted under di-
rection Of L. $. Authorities.
The Crescent has been also sup
pressed on account OF Nixon, one OF
its Editors, being in the army.
The military commission in New
Orleans has found Abraham M'Lanr.
Daniel Doyle. Ed G. Smith, Patrick
Kane, Geo. l.. Williams and William
Stanley, guilty OF violating their
parole and sentenced them to be
shot.
Gmcroi Oydcr No. ~,
|. 1t is hereby ordered that npi-
her the City OF New Orleans, nor
he Banks thereof exchange their
notes, Bills on obligatieus for Confrd
rate Notes, Bills or Bonds. nor issue
my Bills, Notes or obligations pay
able in Confederate Notes.
2. On the 9th day of May inst,
III circulation of or trade in Confed-
rate Notes and Bills will cease
within this Departments; and all sale
II transfers Of property made on or