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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
AVIS L FUMEURS
DE T4BAC HIrTfBN

T f soussign6 informe respectueusemn
IL Messieurs les Marchands de la Vile ct de
la campagne, ct tous les consemmateurs en-
general, quill Went d%'ajouter a sa manufac-
ture de TABAC EN- POUDRE, don't lie
produits lui ont valu une medaille dor a
rEXposition universelle de Paris, en- 1855 la
fabrication de TABACS A FUMER de
toute nature, quill garantit etre aussi bon
pour lie moins, que eeux DIES maisons les plus
en- renom, ct, en outre, parfaitement purs ct
a~greables au govt.
Depot general ct debit a son magasin No.
l6, rue St-Louis.
Manufacture a McDonoghville, lie.
A. DELPTT
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ESPRIT MILIrAIRE.-Depuis la rGcep
tion dc la nouvelle loi dc conservation
les compagnies militaires scmblent
vouloir riyaliser de zele pour lcur for
nation Immediate. Personno nc ven
attendre 10 proclamation du gouver,
neur, chacun s'enrolc i l'appel chalcu.
reux qui lui est fait, sans plus murmu.
rer sur lie plus on moins d'opportunit6
do cctte lev6e en- masse. Les plus re-
caIcitrans autrefois, sont ceux qui veu-
lent partir les premicrs. Notre pa
rolsse va ttre prochainement dGserte,
ct notre vile en- particular ura I'm air
oe monotone sans exemple dams nos
annales, On n'entcnd plus parler que
depart proclaim" "guerrc acharnee,n
"vengeons eeux qui nc sont plus"
QUAINT aux affaires, il men est plus
question; la plus profonde indifference
REGIME partout pour tout &c uui nest
pas guerre on nouvelles dc la gucrre.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01

MoNEr's GuARps.-Cette compagnie.
enforcement composite de gems dc cou.
leur libres do notrc paroissc, Went de-
tire Reimbursement organisGc pour la
defense de PEtat, sous les auspices de
MN. lily. Hertzog, Adolphe Prudhommc
ct plusicurs autres citoycns. C'ost
grace d leur dnergie que nous dcvons
lc complement dc scs rangs. Au nom
'brc de 10, ayant i sa ttte d'cxccllents
officers, cotte compagnie d'infanterie
dot sc joindro au regiment du Col.
Labatut. Ellie est inspirtc dos mdmos
sentiments qui animercnt scs dcyan.
ciers en- 1914 ct 1915, ellie en- scra la
digno Gmulc.
Nous publierons la listo complete des
que nous Ia ~reccvrons.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
Avis.

II Els personncs nyant en- leur possession
IL DIES livres appartenant d Ia bibliotheque
du soussigne, on a Ia bibliotheque ci-deyant
appartcnant a John b. Carr, Esq, qui residait
en- Get endroit, m~'obligeront beaucoup en- les
PENDANT on en- me faisant savoir les titres ct
les volumes DIES livres qt'ils pcuvcnt avoir.
La valeur de beaacoup d'ouvrages utilcs
ayant etc depreciee en- consequence de volumes
manquant.
l7aja J. G. CAMPBELL.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
Gelees ct RecOltes.-Le,

Gelees ct RecOltes.-Les efets
DC To geiee, la semaine dcrniere. ont
dte plus desastreux que nous ne ravions
suppose. Les habitans de divers quar-
tiers sc PLACEMENT. lis en- sont i Sc
demander s'ils doivent replanter lie CO.
ton on non, tellement le stand a mau-
vaise apparence. QUAINT au maTs, les
piules constantes, puts les gelees, lui
ont fait un tort considerable, mails de
&c cote lie danger est moins grand.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
CHENAL EPAXE.

Lr~FTROUyE par lie soussigne, au Lac
G0l Espagnol, un cheval blanc sans
autre marque apparcntc que cellc du collier.
Table, environ Is mains; allant l'amble.
LIE proprietaire est requis de venir lie recla-
mer immediatement ct de payer les frais d'ar-
~restation, nourriture ct annonce; autrement,
il en- sera dispose commencement a 10 loi.
JULES Grape.
Lac Espagnol, II avril, 1862.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
Committee on Public Safety.

New Orleans, March 14th, 1862.
THE Steamer .SqHie Robinson, Captain
i Jos. Saliba, having been chartered by
this Committee to bring old Iron, Copper,
Brass, Lead, and Bells, to the city for the
use of the Government, all planters and other
citizens will greatly aid our Contedcracy by
granting every facility to Capt. Jos. Saliba
in this work.
GEO.C. LAWRASON.
17a-tf. Secretaru.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
TGl1TURE DEPURAFIV
1T- NxTETIG

IsT- NIETIG
lE remede qui ma pas encore iailli depr
qulnzc ans quill est en- usage, ct bicn $
aerl'ur a tous les ~cxtraits dc ~Salaipareille
P tous les Depnratiis employees usqu'a
our.
ii guerlt tous les maladies chr0iuues. 81
mterle9rc, soft eytcrncS, sans difference DAG.
III &c seNe.-nuile maladic provcn;nt dc Iii
purete du sag ne rcsiste il son uSac, les IA
tres, de quelquc nature qu'clle scent. les
dmltes, consequence dc l'abus du n%ercure, 1
tic tout antrc traitemcnt qui a vile In ca |
%ttutlon, sont parlaitcmcnt ct ralicaIcme1
queries, toute les lois que Ion pcrs,yere da
son cmploi.
Les Ieuchorecs, Pertcs blance. @irrtgntI
rites dams Ia %periodicite DIES mmstrues. |.
ch'orose Ia sterilite provenant de ,oute MAJ
die ~chronlqlc on constitutionnelle toutes II
maiad'es dIsparaisscnt par I'm traitenent ass +
longtemps prolonge dc Tcinture Dtpurat;1
du DR.. Mike.
TIVE BIT DR.. MENG. v
L'Epilepsic, lorqu'ellc nest pas occasionn
par une lesion organique, KS Rhumatisn
~chronlqlts ct %quelqueiois aigus, les ulcer
eancereuX, ont etc radicalement gutris.
II serait fatiguant, ct pour lie public ct pol
nous, de fairc Remuneration de tontcs les m
ladies on Ia TEXTURE DEpuRArIvE pu III
MENG, a obtenu un plcin success; il sufit
SAVIOR quill ny a pas Ell iusqu'a prescntur
seule maladlc chronique inveteree on cons,|
t%utlonnelle, produite par un vice auelconauI
DIES humeurs, qui ait resiste il Ia puissane|
medlcatrlce dc cette preparation.
Prx 81 so Ia bouteillc, a vendre en- rro|
ct en- detail chez lie Dir. MENG, a In PbaI
Nouvellc, Place du Crossant. Donalt|
s%onvllle, Dep0ts a St-Charls, chez Loup
Gassin, rive droite, ct chez Il. Iabat, riys
a St-Jcan- Baptistc, chg S. SentiIlJ
Cantonnet, Emile Monie,L. Vial, riy.l
ct U. Eicknair, rive CACHE. >
A vendre par I. Lacoste, Jim w, Taba
Ii .Lcihtenstein.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
AEME GoU& e,
ACCOUC HEUSE
De Ia Facult6 de Medicine de Paris.

Premier Prjx. - MedaifIe dor.
A Ihoneur. d'informer les Danes de Nat
chitoches, qu'etablie dams cette localite depuis
plus de trois ans,elle peut''se recommander avec
confiance aux Danes pour Ia pratique de son
art.
Sa Tongue experience est un sur garant que
SEES clientes trouveront chez ellie les soins intel
ligents ct assidus qu'elles doivent en- attendre.
Consultations ct guerisons DIES maladies
c~onfdentielles sans operation.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
Avis.
Succession de James "a. Collins.

Succession de James a.. Collins.
JAMES M. Bishop ayant demanda a etre
- nomme administrator de Ia succession
de james M. Collins decide;
Avis est par ces presentes dome a toutes
personnes interessees d'avoir a deduire, dams
dix jours, les raisons pour lesquelles la de-
mande du p~etitionnaire ne serait pas accor-
dee.
B. J. BOUIS,
3a-2i GrgG1er.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01

CoSGRes.-Lc senat apass6 lie bill dc
la ehambre appropriant ST., 500, 900 a la
construction dun chemin de fer entire
Galveston ct la Nouvelle-O Orleans; Ic
bill de ia ohambre pour Organisation
des corps dc guerillas q aussi passe au
senat.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01

FoRr JAcKsoS.-Une deptche du fort
Jackson dit que le 90, a 8 heures, p. m.
Pepnemi await tire $40, 600 livres de
poudre ct plus de 100 tonnes dc fer
contre ce fort.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
AU CORSET DOR.
~ 80 20 Tg.Eg gzgy1 IVA EgEra
" E ls ], - - a

N& - SS a&A1& ~ ~&&k& E& ~
No. IS, rue de Charities, au premier,
4 NSoScE aux marchands, que par suite
"A arrangements pris en- Europe, reee-
vra constammcnt un superbe ct grand assor-
tilnent de corsets dc tous genres ct de
toute qualite, quill liyrera il DIES prix plus
ayantageux que ceux dc New York.
V. Pretat, faisant une specialize du corset
dcpuls nombre dances, ollre auxmarchands
DIES ayantages pulls ne trouveront MULE part;
il les prize dc %youloir bien lhonorcr de leur
visite ayant d'achcter a%illeurs.
C0RSETS.
Recu par les derniers arrivages d'Europe
un complet assortment de corsets nouveaux,
appeles Ceinture R6gence, article de haute
nouveaute parisienne, a yendrc en- gros scule-
ment.
Tn lot de iupes FRANCHISE, haute nouveaute,
en- erin ct mouseline.
Tn assortment de corsets dun tissu tout
Il jour, dit CORSET ORIENTAL, fait expresse-
ment pour Ia maison V. Pretat.
geJ~ Les ordres de Ia campagne seront
remplls avec ponctualite.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
Notice.

Succession Of James N. Collins.
JAMES NJ. Bishop having applied to be
- appointed administrator of the succession
of James NJ. Collins deceased;
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause, within ten days, why
the application Of the petitioner should not
be granted. :ss;a
B. J. BOUIS,
Ball Clerk.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
AVIS

TNE Election aura lieu LUNDI. lie u
MAI, A. ID. 1862, dams les Wards deux.
trois, quatre, cling, sept, neuf ct onze de la
paroisse DIES NatchHoches, pour l'election DIES
Membres du Juri de Police, pour representer
leSdits Wards pour I'M terme de deux ans, Il
partir du jour de felection, excepte ceux dos
Wards quatre ct sept qui sont elus pour un.
ut, lie meme jour, unc election aura lieu
pour Ieleetion dun Juge de Paix ct dun
Constable dams lc Ward No. 5.
Par ordre du President du Juri dc Police.
G. L, DRANGUET,
Gretier.
"a Avril, 1862.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
A NOS PATRONS

Mr. LOUIS DrrLEIx demcure, soul,
charge dc Ia responsabilit6 ct DIES int6.
rdts du journal DUnion pendant Fin.
term occasionne par 10 mort de Mr.
ERNEST LEGENpRE.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01

Mr., JEDTEuR,-Veuillez non lie
nom de WIZ. PAYNE, CONNIE candidat
pour Alderman de la vile dc Natchi-
toches, i Pdlection dc lundi proclaim,
obligoant
B~EAucoup DE VoTANs.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
AVIS.

ToUTEs personnes en- retard pour lie re-
Il clement de leurs complies, pourront lie
faire jusqu'au Ter mai proclaim.
A datcr de cette epoque, je n'ouvrirai dc
nouTcanx complies qua toutes celles qli al-
ront pris DIES arrangements a Get eliet.
L. LACOSTE.
24a-f&a-2i
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Venfc de Succession.

Succession dc Te. Dominique lttoycr, f G.. l.
I'm vertu dun orlre de ypnte de lhonorable
~ cour de district dams ct pour Ia paroisse
DIES Natchitoches, scra vendu il Ia residence de
Ii definite, Il 23 miles de Natchitoches, en- cette
paroisse,
Mardi, le 6 mai, 1862,
j~olfrirai en- vente a Ia residence de ladite de-
funte les esclaves suiyants, SAVIOR:
Athanasse, negre age de Is ans.
James, negre age de so ans.
Sllyl, negresse agee denviron 10 ans.
Suzanne, negrcsse ag6e d'enyiron II ans.
CONDITIONS DE VENTE.
Les e~sclayes payablcs / moiti6 lie Ter ayriI
1868, ct fautre motto lie Ter ayril 1864. Les
acquereurs au credit lourniront leurs blllcts
IN Soltdo, payables il l'ordrc de fadministra-
teur de laditc succession, a son domicile en-.
paroisse, ayee hypothequc special ct
privilege du yendeur retenu sur la prophets.
Ia clause non alieaMndupn au prejudice
dc Ihypotheque %retenue pour garantir l~entier
ct parfait Placement DIES billets. Les bilIets
portant 8 pour cent par an dinteret apres
'eehtanee,
D..T, MURPHY,
oa-9l. EaCaHtcur.
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On DeEManele

IN poney fort, doux, bien dompte ct ayant
Obelle allure; on paiera bon prix, ct comp
tant.
l7aja J. G. CAMPBELL.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
AVIS.

TOUTES p%crsonnes ayant DIES rtclamations
L contre la succession d'Ernest LIE Giendre,
doiycnt les presenter il administrator sous
signe, d1ment prouvees.
LOUIS DUPLEIN.
21ms-5i.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-01
.VIGT DuRAND,
RUE DU FRONT,

NEGTO Or GDRAMD,
RUE DU FRONT,
Empdrmeat C2outiey i. Prudhommc.
MES amis ainsi que mes clients sont in
vi tormes que par suite de augmentation
IMMENSE dc mes ~atfaires ct dc REORGANIZATION
de mon STOCK dc marchandiscs, iai Transports
mon magasin a lendroit ci-dcssus. Succes
obhge. En- consequence de Get adagc, je con-
%tinucrai mes vcntes
POUR DU COMPLAINT,
il DIES prix sans precedent. Que chacun me
rendc yisite, sill yeut sc %conyaincrc que lie ne
puts etre surpasse par aucune maison de la
vile.
EN- VENTE:
Grocerrs Fines,
Pour families,
Pour habitations,
Sucre, cafe ct whiskcy,
Tabac, cognac, riz,
Chandelles, sirops %assortis,
Liqueurs fines, ct superfines,
Fruits an jus ct a%utres,
Huitres losbters, tomatcs,
Cigarrcs de toutes marques.
QUINCAILLERIE.
Parfumcrie de Lubin,
Pipes Cumemer ct autrcs,
Brosses ct peignes a~ssortis,
PAPER, plumcs ct encre,
Poudrc, plomb ct capsules,
Variete d'articles pour toutcs les
bourses.
MARCHANDISES BECHES.
LIE Department est assorti de maniere a
accommoder tous les gohts les plus dificiles
lie mouchoir a bon marche jusqu'a la
robe la plus chere.
CHAPELLERIE.
Chapeaux de sole ct feutre,
Magenta ct Solferino,
De paille de toute espece,
Dhabitation ct panamas.
CHAUSSURES.
Une myriade de c~aisses, comprenant Pas-
'ortiment lie plus complet pour hommes, fem
mes enfans ct gareons.
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Z. THURBER e. .
A. LAURENTsn
Chirurgiens-D entBtes,

VENANT dc former u-neeS=A
" association entire eux pour Yf5s
Pexercice de leur profession, Of DLI-
trent leurs services au public. !
ssJAils exerceront dams Ia re seco'd.e
a la residence du DR.. LAuREyrs. "
Prix d'extraction, pour les eselaes, 81, o
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Vente de Sheriff.

COUR DE DISTRICT,
PARorssE DIES NArcHIrocHEs.
Etat dc Ia Louisiana.
GLADDEN. &c SEIXAS
SANDERS G. PROTHRO.
I'm vertu dun writ de pluties fl. IA. issu dc
~ flion. Cour de District, dams ct pour la
paroisse DIES Natchitoches ct i moi adrcss6,
iai saisi ct j'offrirai en- vente publique ala
porte dc Ia maison de Cour dams 10 vile ct
paroisse DIES NatchitOches au plus haut ct der
nier encherisseur.
lie Samedi 7e jour du mois de jiuia, 1862.
entire dix heures du matin ct lie solcil coucllant
10 propriete suivante, SAVIOR.
Allen, negre age d'environ GO ans.
Jack, 40
Primus /" 35
Geinees !" Is
Warner " %
Fanny, ndgresse agee d'enriron 80 ans.
Washington, jeune negre age d'environ TO
ans.
Jane, nfgresse agte d'environ 80 ans.
Margaret, is
Christine, Is
Richard, jcune Negro age d'environ hut
ans.
Wilson, jeume negre age d'environ 5 ans.
Emily, negressc agee dienviron trois ans.
Polly, ntglcssc agee de y ans, ct son ell
FAINT.
Henrietta, ntgressc agee de % ans, ct ses
deux enfants-agcs, Fun de six mois ct I'autre
dc deux ans.
Combo, negrcsse hgte d'cnviron GO ans.
Sarah, so
Limitin, ." !" s "
AYcc toctc lenr augmentation.
CONDITIONS DE VENTE.
Compliant, avec bfndfee destination.
j. W. NORRIS,
myl-o1 M6rif.
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f. E. CLOUTlEE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TNFORME rcspectueusement ses anet
Il public en- general, qua Ia solicitor di1rs
beaucoup de ses anciens clients, il secon
mence la p~ratique de sa profession et,ePals
IN excellent Office a So residence, 'enco'
gnure des rues Seconde ct St-I1aais.
Les personnes desirant sesD
informees qu'elles lie trouverc1t
chez lui. .. JA
Excepte en cas- ~d'URGEscE - sia
ne sera fait hors de l'ofice. yslls,
n- Tout son Outrage est garaA srnI
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DsS"'Tout communicate GU annonce envoye
MI journal apres 10 Mardi soir, ne scra insere
que dams le numero Ge 10 semaine s~uiyante.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04
LORD LYONS.

We arc so often compelled TO dissent from
the impressions Of our public affairs given
through III, London Times by Mr.. VIM. H..
Russell, LII. d., HAT we haso found il most
agreeable of late to read his letters in silent
wonder and dismiss them without comment;
but there is statement 10 his las. that, IN
justice to our Country aud lis Press, we must
emphatically contradict. Mr.. Russell has been
discussing Gov. Seward in style which, il
exhibited IN al Americans letter from London
concerning Lord PalmerstoD, he could hardly
fail to consider impertinent, and lie thus con-
tinues:
IT sinosi alarming TO hst the Americas papers
beginning to prise Lord Lyons To which have no
Of shame decency justice there /. lice s2prccis
ton Of profit and os and In til, face OF tho published
Spopdence they dare deny the Mni.f they had viii
rod aud abused the credit Of fairness moderation, csudor and
sincere de,fe to maintain pelceabe relations exhibited at
the very tin, when they accu.r him Of violence pas
sion persnshp AID Secession proc yie aud shouting ou
for bis dismissal Ie Champion. If IL worth While At
snusng collection Of scraps could be printed In relation to
Lord Lyons das the La. 10 doubt the popular i'm
preston Enone Tie readers Of ee papers Tat the En-
glsh Nn,ier continually shski his d IN MI Stewards
face preparing secret expeditions the blockade Of the
South and plotting wish the abne Richmond rgeiu tic
Go,err to which be accredited. Eo,Lius too
wild FOR them to believe.
Let us hope this, the altered tone Of the press represents
tie returning sense Of justice Of tie people Ia The West
there TO- however extreme irritation sgsnst Great Britain
why. would be hard to say psrusa Of Lord Lyons's
dispatches OF Lord Ru'e instruction, aud Peeche. ough.
70 ssy hsm of tie honesty Of purpose 81 oovennsn'
aud OF adj IN
ncanced II the outset Ct this most calsinous war;
Nov, weprobably see and read at leastnf many
American journals as The Times correspondent;
and it had never occurred to US, until our eyes
fell on this letter, that our contemporaries have
systematically "yilaei AID at-sed" tao pres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04
STORM IN THE nIss1S-
sEPPA VALLEY.
Vessels Damaged Unroofed-ssrcat
Dcsiruction Of Property-Thc Storm NJ
u,Iard No. fO-The iunboats and uor-
,ar Elect Uaimjurcd.
CHICAGO, Thursday. April J, i


4 spe,ial iispat,h to Tie Ciicogo 1r'buHe, dated
Cairo last night, shy, tina; terrific storm has been
raging in tha, vicinity.
A small cisit tied 10 the evee in front Of the ST.
Charles Hotel, occupied by poor man and his fam.
IL of five rer.ons parted her mooripGs during the
gale Yesterday, and all on board were drowned.
The wharg.boat Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
was blown across the river and is nov enangled in
the bnshes on the Kentucky shore.
At Paducah the storm was very severe, unroofng
80 houses, including tho Marine Hospital and large
warehouse adjoining the wharf.
The damage done to steamers and property along
the river il immense.
The Evansville packet Courier barely escaped de-
struction.
The storm was extremely violent in the neighbor.
hood OF the Cumberland River, but we are as yet
without particulars.
Tie steamer Universe has Just returned from sue
cessfll search for the steamer Philadelphia, which
was reported sunk. She was found one mile this side
of Columbus. Her crew Were taken OF, with the
exception of three Who previously left in u small
boat, but who have not been beard from since
There is nothing of interest from New-Madrid.
VII ah>.'Vr n'' w I" h"'4 aht ~ 'i"Nh iaSs hc''
The steamer Pike has just arrived from Island No.
10, with intelligence mp TO o'clock. p. IN.
The damage TO the fleet is loss than anticipated.
The gunboats and mortars arc uninjured.
Two transports, the Pike and the Swallow, were
damaged considerably.
The bombardment is still going on vigorously, but
the results are unknown.
A special dispatch from Cairo to The Tribune
says the storm on Wednesday morning was very
severe az Point Pleasant. Lieut. Moore and one
private of Company II, 9TH Illinois Cavalry We're
killed, and Capt. Webster and several prlvateS Oh The
same company were injured by falling Trees
The Journals Cairo special says that in the gale
yesterday morning eight persons were blown over
board from the steamboat Americas, and drowned.
A aat.boat, occupied by II poor family, was blown
away and sunk, the family escaping upon coal
barge. The wharf-boat was lowed back last night,
not much damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04

snt British ambassador 10 this country. Ger
t,in,y. we have known that feelings of strong
and widespread irritation wero cherished among
US with regard to the attitude and bearing gen.
orally of the British Government toward us,
throughout the earlier stages of our National
crisis, and more especially with reference to
its peremptory and menacing demand that two
of our Rebel chiefs, taken from British mer'
chant ship, should be surrendered to rover
which for ten years exercised. and has not yet
disclaimed, the right to take its own native
born subjects out of our merchant vessels on
the high seas--a right which the Prince ke'
gents Manifesto of January, 1913, affirmed that
it would nerer surrender. We do not deny
that some soreness is yet felt on this subject.
But that Lord Lyons has been the
special target Of American newspaper
denuncation-tbat we journalists have
been "accusng him of violence, passion
" and partsanShip, and shouting ont tor his
" dismissal Ia Champion we have never
even suspected. On the contrary, whatever
careless words may have been dropped during
the progress of an excited controversy, we be-
eve Lord Lyons has been and still is re-
garded by our Press and People as model
ambassador, faithful Of course to bis instruc'
tions and his duties, but no meddler in matters
with which he has properly no concern, and as
courteous and inofiensiye as is consistent with
his somewhat difficult sphere of duty, in vie"
of the ceaseless efforts of Rebel spies and
emissaries to traverse our soil in the character
of subjects Of friendly Foreign Powers. We
can remember no predecessor in his office who
could have discharged his duties in such
crisis more unexccptiOnably than Lord Lyons
has done; and we trust he is not laboring un-
der the deusion that the American Press or
People regard him, or ever did regard him.
with personal i'll will.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04

The niagara, from Liverpool and Queens
town on the 22d aud 23d ult., arrived at Hall
fax last evening, with two days later news.
which, however, is not Of especial moment.
The London papers have been discussing the
Presidents emancipation message, and take
such views with ragard TO it as one would ex.
pect who has had experience of their manner OF
speech concerning American affairs. The En-
glish Government has invited tenders for the
construction of an iron-clad steamer, which is
to be fitted with six towers or cupolas, each
to be armed with Armstrong 100-pounders