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The Daily Dispatch: July 7, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 11 (search)
the anxiety of the public mind and the public heart. Down town, among the Bulls and the Bears, the news produced a general stampede. Everything is down. Gen. Scott on his way to Washington. [From the N. Y. Sun, June 30.] The Hudson River steamboat Armenia conveyed to the city from West Point, on Saturday, General General Scott, accompanied by his servants, carriage, and baggage, under circumstances pointing to an early residence at Washington. We have before intimated that President Lincoln has found the services of the old General, as a military — adviser, not to be lightly dispensed with, and the patriotic inclinations of General Scott prompt hiGeneral Scott prompt him to accept almost any honorable position near the President, in which his long military experience may be of benefit to the country. Later from New Orleans. New York, June 28. --The steamer Marion, from New Orleans on the 20th has arrived. A citizen had been condemned to two years confinement in the parish prison for
The Daily Dispatch: July 7, 1862., [Electronic resource], Death of Gen. Scott's wife. (search)
Death of Gen. Scott's wife. --A telegraphic dispatch from West Point states that Gen. Scott has received intelligence of the death of his wife at Ronke on the 10th inst. Mrs. Scott (formerly Miss Mayo) was attended in her last Hours by her daughter and son-in-law. Her age was seventy- two years.--New York Post. Death of Gen. Scott's wife. --A telegraphic dispatch from West Point states that Gen. Scott has received intelligence of the death of his wife at Ronke on the 10th inst. Mrs. Scott (formerly Miss Mayo) was attended in her last Hours by her daughter and son-in-law. Her age was seventy- two years.--New York Post. Death of Gen. Scott's wife. --A telegraphic dispatch from West Point states that Gen. Scott has received intelligence of the death of his wife at Ronke on the 10th inst. Mrs. Scott (formerly Miss Mayo) was attended in her last Hours by her daughter and son-in-law. Her age was seventy- two years.--New York Post.