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Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25
CGNFlDE\TIAI.


Liverpool. Oct. 2Cth. 1863.
Your Maj">,y:
soon after my note to yon was
written, finding tn t all th- Cnutcd-
crate au hnriti~s had left England.
determined to = to Paris. was
in til" French metropolis but a few
days, and w"ull have made another
attempt TO have an interview with
your Majesty, but found it would b.
"btrusivr.
On my return to Liverpool, l found
a note informing me that | would be
admitted to an audience. and regret
ted much that had not known it
before leaving Paris.
Permit me t. write what desired
to say to your Majesty in person, and
when again visit Paris-which
will be soon-I shall avail myself Of
your gracious permission of person
al interview, much desired by me.
Havirg travelled over all the Con
ted-ratc States, as Inspector of the
Hospitals and Camps of the army,
and more particularly Of the Trans
Mississippi Department, once the
territory of France, and ceded to the
|. :. Government in 1903, and
learning the feeling and opinions of
the people, and having heard various
reports from different quarters, with
regard to proposals sad to have been
made to th;. Emperor of the French.
| felt it duty both to my country
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

To enable us to furnish our readers
with the latest news items, We have
again commenced the publication of
"Ertras" whenever dispatches are
received. We publish them as they
come to us, and, of course, do not
vouch for their authenticity. Per-
sons in the country wishing to have
the Extras sent to them by mail,
can remit us New Issue to any amount
they desire, not under ten dollars.
We mail them at one dollar apiece,
10 any direction. We ,ciU not send
extras in fette- eRre7opes.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25
SHREVEPORT, March o2, 1865.
Nh DiCkius N:

Mr.. Dickinson:
Sir: You will confer favor on
me and the rra ,ing public by pub
fishing in the News the letter which
accompany this request. AT my ear
lest solicitation, DR.. Mcdowell. the
writer, has reluctantly consented to
the publcat on Of lac letter addressed
by him, while in Europe, to the En-
pcror of the French.
The Doctors great reputation for
Scicucr and l"ttrls, As wSll n his un
iiring Efforts in th" cause OF the Con
trdrracy. has made his maine familiar
in every hamlet of our country. The
addition of his name would give in
terest to any letter, but a communi-
cation addressed to the greatest of
living monarchs, by Confederate
citizen Of DIR. McDowell's reputation,
on matters of immense Importance TO
Franc" and to this country, cannot
fail to awaken the livcliest interest
The Doctors modes'y would shun
the publication of this letter, but
knowing how eagerly it would be-
perused by Your readers, have pre-
vailed on him to give it to the public
for the first time.
Yours truly.
NJ. ESTES.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

Our latest Memphis papers publish
several important orders. One as
signs Col. Samuel Thomas, of the
64th,U S. infantry (colored), to the
inspection of afflirs of freedmen in
the department. Another order pre-
scribes the superintendence of freed
men and white refugees by Col. John
Eaton, and third order directs the
inspection of military prisons in the
department.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25
The Major commanding the colored

The Major commanding the colored
troops at Natchez, in a general order,
dated the Cd inst, says:
All colored males residing within
the city limits, between the ages of
is and As, will at once report at this
office for enrolment, bringing with
them their certificates of enrolment,
and get their certificates of member
ship. All who fail to comply with
this order by the 10th day Of March,
1865, will be severely punished by
fine or imprisonment.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

The steamer james Watson, while
passing down the river on the night
of the 2d, ran into the bank few
miles below Napoleon, splitting her
open and causing her to siuk in five
minutes after. She had on board so
soldiers end 100 passengers, includ-
ing the crew. AS far as heard only
80 of them were saved. Among the
drowned were two ladies.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

BY order of Gen. Dana, at Mem
phis, islands and other secure points
on the river are to be occupied under
Col. Eaton's directions for the bene-
fit of white and colored refugees,
where he Will organize labor at wood
cutting and cultivating the soil for
their own support and benefit of the
army, navy and commerce.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

The Cincinnati Enquirer printing
establishment was damaged by fire
on the goth to the amount Of $4,000.
Bridgeport, Tenn, was almost des-
troyed by fire on the night Of the
2lst. The Merrimac House, Lowell,
Mass, was partially burnt on the
night of the goth.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25
The Latest News!

This paper will pay literally for
news of any character furnished it,
whenever used. In writing, be brief
and to the point, and forward by the
quickest means possible.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

Attentf n!-Persons arriving
with. or receiving, late southern or
northern papers, will oblige us and
benefit our readers, by loaning them
to the editor, if only for an hour
Items of news also solicited.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

A Louisville dispatch of the 18th
says Gen. Burbridge has been direct
ed to report to Gen. Thomas, for SER
vice in the field. A discredited re-
port from Frankfort says that about
six thousand mounted rebels are in
the vicinity of Mount Sterling.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

The Yankee House, on the 9Th,
passed the Senate bill, appropriating
$500 for Miss Lucy Albright, late of
Richmond, Va, for her courage and
devotion in secreting Col. Straight
and party, and enabling them to es
cape from our lines
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

The Raleigh n. c. Confederate
says that three hundred Yankee Of
ticers passed there on the 2lst, en-
route to Wilmington to be exchang-
ed. The Yankee authorities refused
to receive them, ard they were sent
back.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

The following hit at the only hotel
in this city is taken from the Hous.
ton Telegraph
The editor Of the Tyler Reporter
has made a trip to Louisiana and
back, and reached home safely. al.
though he stopped while at the
" We anda." in Shreveport Hemust
h We astrong constitution. In any
other city in the universe such a.hols
as the Shreveport T,'eranda" hotel
ponld indicted es n nuiarnee.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

Thirty bales of cotton, belonging
TO an lsraelite of Memphis, were
burned by guerrillas a short distance
above that city on the 23d ult.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

The Montgomery Mail says that
Dick Taylor's secret service is very
efficient. No strangers were allowed
in that city without close surveillance.
Every man who cannot show perfect
papers is sent to the frout in irons.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

Northern journals state that a meet
ing of deserters from the Federal ar
my was recently held in Canada, re-
sulting in the forwarding Of petit
tion. asking that they might be re-.
ceivrd back into their regnnen.s.--
They number five thousand.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

The Cairo Democrat learns"
that there is any amount of cotton at
various points upon White and Ar
kansas rivers, for shipment to the
North.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

Brig. Gen. Writ Adams has as
sumed command of the district Of
South Mississippi and East Louis
lana, his headquarters is at jackson,
Miss.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

The Austin Ghz. tie mentions re-
liable rumor 10 tn effect that Gen.
p liSnac was captured by the Yam
KEGS between Matamoros and Hawai-
ma. No date mentioned.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

from East Tennessee On Lynchhuug. # tie
yaptu'e of which place We have uncoA'
lrncI rnmors.
The llrrald> correspondent from the
James SAYS that there are no AID l.tion,h
indications of Lees intention to abandon
Richmond. 1t is we'll understood that the
removal of government stn es has been
going on for some tim" LUrg" Numbers
# troops have been sent, it is presumed
to Lynrhhurg
The following is from the Richmond
Dispatch:
al remuin quiet IN tie ri 'hm"nd ANA
Petersburg line, though yesterday WIS the
fourth day of consecutive dry weather,
still Grant does not carry his threatened
icint from his lett upOn III" south Side
railroad be has erected a number of OBJ
Scrvatolirs along his lines. Ills signal
corps take daily observations of all thai
passes in our cant :, which Ii not much
OF Sherman, we have every day fresh in
stallments oi rumors. His movements are.
unknown.
All quiet in the Shenandoah Valley.
Both Houses of Congress have passed
new tax law and repealed I'll" old one.
Washington, March lO.--Th. Charlotte
Bulletin, of the LIST in an article on the
situation, says:
l. the Amy of Lee defeated that of Grant
at SPOTS ylvLuil and around the Virginia
capital. hen the Yankee commander con
c,ntrateI his 225 900 men. aud We had
less than 80 OOh. why may We not punish
the two combined Federal armies who's"
aggregate will bc less than 10000 Ih"
Hurs about Rjchmoul are impregnahle
The resources OF Virginia havcehcrn held
III reserve. notwithstanding NOR" than
month has elapsed since the grsnarie- "t
Georgia and 4 portion of South Carolina
havs been cut oft.
l-e"'= men still live on fan rations and
tlrcr" is no re lson to apprchend that the.
Will TAI " enjoy pieny 20 the end nnde'
the G"'dAner "f heaven They are more
than match Tor the Willy sherman ana
We nav" ns'trie'i m"r" ,"Aiht'n'" man a
me present h""r, 'Ah Ia" i &c t,ne' I"
e m' u @'l'I Let ""T n""p e 'h',l p'
1f..4 ut 1! 'Ht il..Ltn 'ii~ l.c 4 inp!y.ri
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

A Richmond paper declares that
Gen. Forrest will be heard from in a
few days il way to carry gladness
10 every true Southern hear
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-25

The Texas Christian Advocate
says that there ia a small machine in
the Confeaeracy, not much larger
than common sewing machine. for
cutting out boots and shoes and
clothes. 1t cuts through Ave thick
nesses of sole leather, and sixty thick
nesses of grey Confederate CLOTH
The great feature of the machine is
an endless knife, which runs on two
wheels, and is capable of being turn
ed to any curve or angle required
From sixty to seventy-fve coats can
be cut out at once. und ten to twenty
pairs of boots at one time. 1t enables
one man to do the work of at least
fifty.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-08
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