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The Daily Dispatch: February 22, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
thousand of which are available. Immense droves of beef cattle, numbering some hundred thousand head, are roaming on the prairies of Western Texas. From Nassau. The Nassau Guardian of the 8th informs us that several blockade-running steamers had returned to port, having been unable to get into Charleston. Between thNassau Guardian of the 8th informs us that several blockade-running steamers had returned to port, having been unable to get into Charleston. Between the 6th and 11th instant the steamers Secret, Dream, Florence, Caroline, Chameleon, Virginia, Hansa and Owl returned to Nassau, after unsuccessful efforts to run the blockade. Miscellaneous. Richmond is again reported to be in process of evacuation, shipping blown up, and all that sort of thing. Franklin W. Smith, a BoNassau, after unsuccessful efforts to run the blockade. Miscellaneous. Richmond is again reported to be in process of evacuation, shipping blown up, and all that sort of thing. Franklin W. Smith, a Boston merchant, has been convicted by court-martial of frauds in the quality of articles furnished to the Government, and sentenced to two years imprisonment and twenty-five thousand dollars fine. The Canada authorities have succeeded in arresting another of the Chesapeake pirates, named Sinus Seely. Professor Wm. C. Bond