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Port Washington (Wisconsin, United States) (search for this): article 7
sioner attacked and Houses Torn down. The draft in Ozaukee county, Wisconsin, which was to come off on Tuesday at Port Washington, as has already been reported, was broken up by a mob of the citizens, and the Commissioner, William A. Pors, compel on the boat for the scene of the disturbance. Hon. W. H. Ramsey, the State Bank Comptroller, whose residence is at Port Washington, accompanied the party. It was reported yesterday that the "Insurgenis" had planted cannon upon the pier at Port WPort Washington, anticipating the arrival of soldiery.--In view of this fact, it is understood that the Provost Marshal, with the infantry, would land at Port Ulao, this side of Port Washington, and enter the town in the rear before light this morning. Port Washington, and enter the town in the rear before light this morning. The Confederates iron-clad navy--Yankee information on the subject — What England is Doing about it. The New York Times has an article on the statements of Mr. Cameron, the recently-returned U. S. Minister to Russia, about the Confederate iro
South Carolina (South Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 7
r an attack on Charleston and Savannah. The sloop-of-war Pawnee, (of "Pawnee war" memory,) has arrived at Philadelphia to be refitted. She left Port Royal on the 3d inst. The information given by her officers to the Philadelphia papers is as follows: Preparations for a combined attack upon Charleston and Savannah were being gradually matured, the crews of the Powhatan and other vessels being occasionally employed in taking soundings along the coast. The weather off the coast of South Carolina is of that unhealthy nature so productive of fevers. The death of Gen. Mitchell is deeply regretted by the officers and men of the entire military and naval forces about Port Royal. His funeral was the occasion of a heartfelt demonstration in testimony of his many virtues as a man and his decided ability as a commander. Among other incidents of recent occurrence, it is stated that a boat's crew from one of the U. S. vessels blockading Charleston came very near being captured by th
Ozaukee (Wisconsin, United States) (search for this): article 7
e band reached their ship in safety. At the time of the capture of Fernandina, Fla., the Pawnee was the flag-ship of the squadron making the attack, after which she guarded the place for three months from incursions by the "rebs." From thence she was ordered up Stono Inlet towards Charleston, and when the United States forces retreated from James Island she assisted to cover the retreat. The draft in Wisconsin--a Commissioner attacked and Houses Torn down. The draft in Ozaukee county, Wisconsin, which was to come off on Tuesday at Port Washington, as has already been reported, was broken up by a mob of the citizens, and the Commissioner, William A. Pors, compelled to fly from the county. The following are the particulars as the Milwaukee News learns them from parties acquainted with the facts: On Tuesday Mr. Pors and his assistants were approaching the Court House preparatory to the discharge of their official duties under the order of the Governor, when they were
Wisconsin (Wisconsin, United States) (search for this): article 7
utmost vigor. After an exciting chase of a couple of miles the venturesome little band reached their ship in safety. At the time of the capture of Fernandina, Fla., the Pawnee was the flag-ship of the squadron making the attack, after which she guarded the place for three months from incursions by the "rebs." From thence she was ordered up Stono Inlet towards Charleston, and when the United States forces retreated from James Island she assisted to cover the retreat. The draft in Wisconsin--a Commissioner attacked and Houses Torn down. The draft in Ozaukee county, Wisconsin, which was to come off on Tuesday at Port Washington, as has already been reported, was broken up by a mob of the citizens, and the Commissioner, William A. Pors, compelled to fly from the county. The following are the particulars as the Milwaukee News learns them from parties acquainted with the facts: On Tuesday Mr. Pors and his assistants were approaching the Court House preparatory to the di
Port Royal, Va. (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 7
Island. (Signed) A. E. Burnside, Maj. Gen., Commd'g Army of the Potomac. Preparations for an attack on Charleston and Savannah. The sloop-of-war Pawnee, (of "Pawnee war" memory,) has arrived at Philadelphia to be refitted. She left Port Royal on the 3d inst. The information given by her officers to the Philadelphia papers is as follows: Preparations for a combined attack upon Charleston and Savannah were being gradually matured, the crews of the Powhatan and other vessels being g soundings along the coast. The weather off the coast of South Carolina is of that unhealthy nature so productive of fevers. The death of Gen. Mitchell is deeply regretted by the officers and men of the entire military and naval forces about Port Royal. His funeral was the occasion of a heartfelt demonstration in testimony of his many virtues as a man and his decided ability as a commander. Among other incidents of recent occurrence, it is stated that a boat's crew from one of the U. S.
France (France) (search for this): article 7
t was thought that, in the perils of the nation at that time, I could be useful in promoting the interests of the commonwealth and of humanity if I would consent to go to Europe and exercise whatever little influence I might possess in preventing France and England from intermeddling in our sad quarrel. It has, no doubt, escaped your memory that during the fourteen or fifteen hours which I spent in Washington, I declined the acceptance of what would be to persons not of my rank a great honory to which I belong. What occurred on the other side, I think it would be at present improper for me to make public. I am not certain that any word, or act, or influence of mine has had the slightest effect in preventing either England or France from plunging into the unhappy divisions that have threatened the Union of these once prosperous States. On the other hand, I may say that no day — no hour, even — was spent in Europe in which I did not, according to opportunity, labor for peace
Russia (Russia) (search for this): article 7
d cannon upon the pier at Port Washington, anticipating the arrival of soldiery.--In view of this fact, it is understood that the Provost Marshal, with the infantry, would land at Port Ulao, this side of Port Washington, and enter the town in the rear before light this morning. The Confederates iron-clad navy--Yankee information on the subject — What England is Doing about it. The New York Times has an article on the statements of Mr. Cameron, the recently-returned U. S. Minister to Russia, about the Confederate iron clads building in England. It obtains its information from a gentleman just returned from England. It says: According to Mr. Cameron, three immense iron steam rams, the most powerful ever constructed, are building for the rebels. It is not certain that the statement is true. Two are on the stocks at Liverpool, in the hands of James Laird, M. P., who built the pirate Alabama, and is pushing them rapidly to completion. The third is building, if anywhere,
New England (United States) (search for this): article 7
Late Northern News. We continue our extracts from Northern papers of the 16th inst.: New England congratulations to General Burnside. State of Rhode Island, Executive Department, Providence, Nov. 10, 1862. General: Allow me to tender you my sincere congratulations on your appointment to the command of the Army of the Potomac. Your well known energy, skill, and patriotism will, I feel sure, restore confidence to a disheartened people, and lead them to expect active operations and the speedy success of our brave army in the suppression of treason and rebellion. Rhode Island regards your appointment with unfeigned pride and pleasure. Wm. Sprague. To Gen. Burnside, Commander in Chief, Army of the Potomac. Headquarters Army, Nov. 10, 1862. To Governor Wm. Sprague: Your dispatch, of this date, is received, and I thank you for it. It is a great support to me in the assumption of so great a responsibility to know that I have your confidence and that o
Pawnee City (Nebraska, United States) (search for this): article 7
ide, Commander in Chief, Army of the Potomac. Headquarters Army, Nov. 10, 1862. To Governor Wm. Sprague: Your dispatch, of this date, is received, and I thank you for it. It is a great support to me in the assumption of so great a responsibility to know that I have your confidence and that of the State of Rhode Island. (Signed) A. E. Burnside, Maj. Gen., Commd'g Army of the Potomac. Preparations for an attack on Charleston and Savannah. The sloop-of-war Pawnee, (of "Pawnee war" memory,) has arrived at Philadelphia to be refitted. She left Port Royal on the 3d inst. The information given by her officers to the Philadelphia papers is as follows: Preparations for a combined attack upon Charleston and Savannah were being gradually matured, the crews of the Powhatan and other vessels being occasionally employed in taking soundings along the coast. The weather off the coast of South Carolina is of that unhealthy nature so productive of fevers. The death of Ge
Fernandina, Fla. (Florida, United States) (search for this): article 7
ston came very near being captured by the rebels. The men, numbering 24, were in the harbor taking soundings, as usual, and getting farther in than prudence would warrant, a Secesh steamer suddenly made her appearance, steaming directly for the boat, the occupants of which, perceiving their danger, immediately plied their oars with the utmost vigor. After an exciting chase of a couple of miles the venturesome little band reached their ship in safety. At the time of the capture of Fernandina, Fla., the Pawnee was the flag-ship of the squadron making the attack, after which she guarded the place for three months from incursions by the "rebs." From thence she was ordered up Stono Inlet towards Charleston, and when the United States forces retreated from James Island she assisted to cover the retreat. The draft in Wisconsin--a Commissioner attacked and Houses Torn down. The draft in Ozaukee county, Wisconsin, which was to come off on Tuesday at Port Washington, as has alread
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