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The Daily Dispatch: June 3, 1861., [Electronic resource] 2 0 Browse Search
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From Portsmouth.[special Correspondence of the Dispatch.] Portsmouth, June 1, 1861. There is a report here that Paschal Latinier, of Hampton, has been hanged in that village. It is said that he shot one of the ruffians of the Washington despot. I give you the rumor as I received it. It came from two independent sources — Williamsburg and another point. A subscription list has been started at the Navy-Yard towards a monument to the hero Jackson, the Virginia Protomartyr in the war of independence of 1861. The amount of each subscription has been limited to one dollar. I visited Camp Grice, at Pinner's Point, yesterday. The walk by a near cut is about two miles. It is delightful locality, and the force there is comparatively in clover. All was quiet. Nothing of interest transpiring here. Old Dominion.