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The Daily Dispatch: September 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], Lively times Ahead. (search)
Sult. A correspondent makes various suggestions in regard to procuring an ample supply of salt for the use of the Confederate States, all of which have been frequently presented to the public exceptions, which is that an agent be sent to Matamoras, Mexico, to procure and send it over the Rio Grande to Brownsville. By the same plan, he thinks, leather and coffee could be obtained.
The Daily Dispatch: September 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 15 (search)
, of Tuesday, is now under arrest in the Fourth district on a charge of being an abolitionist and using blasphemous language. Among other things he is said to have remarked that, Abe Lincoln was "as good a man as Jesus Christ or anybody else." The case was this morning called to the notice of Gen. Twiggs, who sent word to Recorder Adams to investigate it, and if "probable cause" be found, to place Wilkins in the custody of the C. S. marshal. Permission to foreign vessels. The Fort Brown (Texas) Flag states that the Mexican Congress, or the Secretary of Marine, has granted permission to foreign vessels to enter the Rio Grande river and discharge their cargoes at Matamoras. This concession is said to have been extended on account of the blockade of the Southern ports, and, if actually made, may be of considerable service to the inhabitants of Texas. Sword Presentation to Gen. Jeff. Thompson--characteristic Acknowledgment. Some of the citizens of Memphis, Tenn., recent