Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
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" Louisville hal'raad, ! dcstroyli
a brldges&c. There is q rltlnur at Mu
d ffeesboro' that Morgan is at Gallatn
Richmond, Oct 3O.---New York l.,
press says, info nation has been i,
chlved from semi-oliciaI sources j
Europe, that France and EnrIan
viii act in accord as to Ame,ict
LORD Lyons was to have sailed in til
Australian, bnt was detained at tb
last moment by order Of Lord Joll
hussoli to await further instructions
!, N Consequences Of LncoIn's abolition
Proclamation Lis Lordships depa,
'ure had been fixed for Oct 25th. an,
on his arrival at Washington, he vii
positively inform Mr.. Seward of tn,
programme decided upon by Euro
peall powers Similar Instructions
VIII be forwarded to Count Metcier
The Express is also, given to unde
stand that England and France have
decided upon the recognition Of the
southern Conlcderacy, if joint offers
OF mediation md ar'nistice to be pro
posed to Nj Seward, are not accepted
lhc report of the prospective reqogni.
uon 81 the Conlrderacy, published in
the New York Express, is the absorb
ing topic Of conversation here this
en"nng. The majority Of the comnlu.
nity having been so often deceived be-
fore; do not attach much Importance
to the statement, but in official cir
Clos, 1t Is said to be received with
less discredit. -.
Mobile, Oct.31 Tho Advertiser and
Register have a dispatch dated 30th.
which says, the Linchburg Republican
contains letter from Jacksol's army,
dated Bunker Hill 23rd, confirmnr
the report OF the Baltimore Il Ohio
nallroad. Thirty miles have been
destroyed to within three miles of
liarpers Ferry, also, many valuable
uldings. The Yankees are still in
lofee at Harpors Ferry. Our pickets
are within live miles of the town, and
on the Potomac, opposite Williams.
port, Maryland, aud Shcparlstown
Va. The depth Of snow on Saturday
night, was FOUR inches.
Richmond, Nov lst--Tbc London Ar
my a Navy Gazette. ef Ootabur .1ltt.
says IT is believed that Lord LYONS,
who Is expected to return to Washing
ton III the course of this month, will
he placed in u position to define the
course aud views of Her mairsty's
government without any uncertainty
Or doubts in view Of the various
phaz Which the contest in North
Alnerlc may assume, aud that the
ministry have arrived ut positive con
clusons, and have determined their
policy in reference to The affairs of
the United States before his lordship
returns to his post aal
The views Of Russia, It is belev-
I'd, assmilatc to those which the
march Of events and inexorabIc logic |
ct accomplished facts place broadly
aud Clearly before the Government OF
the Queen and that of his Imperial
Majesty.
Augusta, t3lst.--Brrmuda datee
OF the 24th says, part Of Wilkes block
aiding fleet left for parts unknown.
The ship lima had arrived with
cargo Of coal. The steamships Mcrri.
mac, Hornet Ph'ekney and Phoebe
are still at ST. Georges.
Capt. Maryland. several other OH
tors bad arrived safely at Bcrmuda.
Abrlg with coal for the Yankees
cit st George for parts unknown
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We have learned from q gentleman
ust from Alexandria that the Yankee
sunhoats and Transports havc been
lrisen from the T6chc. Our tEoops
'bstt uctcd the T6che by telling live-oak
nto the river, and then erected a bat.
cry to protect the obstruction.
As soon az the gnnboats arrivcc the
'rttcly opened on them md ia short
ime compelled them to retire
We learn also that Lord Lyons had
rrived at Washington and demanded
f the federal government an armistice
I 30 days and that was about 10 pro
eed to Richmond for a Ike purpose.
We i've the reportas welheard it.with.
M attaching much credit to lt---aS we
ave already said it is better to await
llr confirmation Of such rulnors, as the
,ankees often manufacture such re.