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Cameron (search for this): article 1
Norfolk, Dec. 19. --Northern papers of the 18th have been received here. The steamer Africa, which was to have sailed on Wednesday, was detained till this afternoon, for the purpose of taking out Lord Lyons's response to dispatches to the British Government. Capt. Seymour, Queen's messenger, and special messenger from Minister Adams, left, Boston Tuesday for Washington. Dispatches have been sent in haste to the Admiral of the North American squadron at Havana. Secretary Cameron wants four millions seven hundred thousand dollars to put the coast defences in order. The ship Montmorenci, from Bath, Maine, bound for St. Thomas, laden with coal, was overhauled by the privateer Sumter. She was ransomed for twenty thousand dollars, and allowed to proceed. The bark Island City left Boston Tuesday with 250 exchanged prisoners captured at Hatteras, bound for Old Point Comfort. The New York Herald says that in three weeks not a dollar will be left in the
December 19th (search for this): article 1
Synopsis of late Northern news. departure of the Africa with Lord Lyon's response to the British Government — release of Hatteras prisoners, &c., &c. Norfolk, Dec. 19. --Northern papers of the 18th have been received here. The steamer Africa, which was to have sailed on Wednesday, was detained till this afternoon, for the purpose of taking out Lord Lyons's response to dispatches to the British Government. Capt. Seymour, Queen's messenger, and special messenger from Minister Adams, left, Boston Tuesday for Washington. Dispatches have been sent in haste to the Admiral of the North American squadron at Havana. Secretary Cameron wants four millions seven hundred thousand dollars to put the coast defences in order. The ship Montmorenci, from Bath, Maine, bound for St. Thomas, laden with coal, was overhauled by the privateer Sumter. She was ransomed for twenty thousand dollars, and allowed to proceed. The bark Island City left Boston Tue
Charles Francis Adams (search for this): article 1
of late Northern news. departure of the Africa with Lord Lyon's response to the British Government — release of Hatteras prisoners, &c., &c. Norfolk, Dec. 19. --Northern papers of the 18th have been received here. The steamer Africa, which was to have sailed on Wednesday, was detained till this afternoon, for the purpose of taking out Lord Lyons's response to dispatches to the British Government. Capt. Seymour, Queen's messenger, and special messenger from Minister Adams, left, Boston Tuesday for Washington. Dispatches have been sent in haste to the Admiral of the North American squadron at Havana. Secretary Cameron wants four millions seven hundred thousand dollars to put the coast defences in order. The ship Montmorenci, from Bath, Maine, bound for St. Thomas, laden with coal, was overhauled by the privateer Sumter. She was ransomed for twenty thousand dollars, and allowed to proceed. The bark Island City left Boston Tuesday with 2
Hatteras (search for this): article 1
Synopsis of late Northern news. departure of the Africa with Lord Lyon's response to the British Government — release of Hatteras prisoners, &c., &c. Norfolk, Dec. 19. --Northern papers of the 18th have been received here. The steamer Africa, which was to have sailed on Wednesday, was detained till this afternoon, for the purpose of taking out Lord Lyons's response to dispatches to the British Government. Capt. Seymour, Queen's messenger, and special messenger from Minister Adams, left, Boston Tuesday for Washington. Dispatches have been sent in haste to the Admiral of the North American squadron at Havana. Secretary Cameron wants four millions seven hundred thousand dollars to put the coast defences in order. The ship Montmorenci, from Bath, Maine, bound for St. Thomas, laden with coal, was overhauled by the privateer Sumter. She was ransomed for twenty thousand dollars, and allowed to proceed. The bark Island City left Boston Tue
Boston Tuesday (search for this): article 1
o have sailed on Wednesday, was detained till this afternoon, for the purpose of taking out Lord Lyons's response to dispatches to the British Government. Capt. Seymour, Queen's messenger, and special messenger from Minister Adams, left, Boston Tuesday for Washington. Dispatches have been sent in haste to the Admiral of the North American squadron at Havana. Secretary Cameron wants four millions seven hundred thousand dollars to put the coast defences in order. The ship Montmorenci, from Bath, Maine, bound for St. Thomas, laden with coal, was overhauled by the privateer Sumter. She was ransomed for twenty thousand dollars, and allowed to proceed. The bark Island City left Boston Tuesday with 250 exchanged prisoners captured at Hatteras, bound for Old Point Comfort. The New York Herald says that in three weeks not a dollar will be left in the National Treasury. No provision has been made to replenish it. Wall street is in confusion. Stocks greatly affect
Saint Thomas (Canada) (search for this): article 1
till this afternoon, for the purpose of taking out Lord Lyons's response to dispatches to the British Government. Capt. Seymour, Queen's messenger, and special messenger from Minister Adams, left, Boston Tuesday for Washington. Dispatches have been sent in haste to the Admiral of the North American squadron at Havana. Secretary Cameron wants four millions seven hundred thousand dollars to put the coast defences in order. The ship Montmorenci, from Bath, Maine, bound for St. Thomas, laden with coal, was overhauled by the privateer Sumter. She was ransomed for twenty thousand dollars, and allowed to proceed. The bark Island City left Boston Tuesday with 250 exchanged prisoners captured at Hatteras, bound for Old Point Comfort. The New York Herald says that in three weeks not a dollar will be left in the National Treasury. No provision has been made to replenish it. Wall street is in confusion. Stocks greatly affected — they had fallen ten per cent. F
Bath, Me. (Maine, United States) (search for this): article 1
dnesday, was detained till this afternoon, for the purpose of taking out Lord Lyons's response to dispatches to the British Government. Capt. Seymour, Queen's messenger, and special messenger from Minister Adams, left, Boston Tuesday for Washington. Dispatches have been sent in haste to the Admiral of the North American squadron at Havana. Secretary Cameron wants four millions seven hundred thousand dollars to put the coast defences in order. The ship Montmorenci, from Bath, Maine, bound for St. Thomas, laden with coal, was overhauled by the privateer Sumter. She was ransomed for twenty thousand dollars, and allowed to proceed. The bark Island City left Boston Tuesday with 250 exchanged prisoners captured at Hatteras, bound for Old Point Comfort. The New York Herald says that in three weeks not a dollar will be left in the National Treasury. No provision has been made to replenish it. Wall street is in confusion. Stocks greatly affected — they had fall
Old Point (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 1
s have been sent in haste to the Admiral of the North American squadron at Havana. Secretary Cameron wants four millions seven hundred thousand dollars to put the coast defences in order. The ship Montmorenci, from Bath, Maine, bound for St. Thomas, laden with coal, was overhauled by the privateer Sumter. She was ransomed for twenty thousand dollars, and allowed to proceed. The bark Island City left Boston Tuesday with 250 exchanged prisoners captured at Hatteras, bound for Old Point Comfort. The New York Herald says that in three weeks not a dollar will be left in the National Treasury. No provision has been made to replenish it. Wall street is in confusion. Stocks greatly affected — they had fallen ten per cent. Foreign Exchanges has risen to 112 per cent. There is an entire suspension, stagnation, and paralysis of business in the city. The Herald argues the immediate enrolling of all young and able-bodied men of the city, to be drilled for effe
Havana, N. Y. (New York, United States) (search for this): article 1
, &c., &c. Norfolk, Dec. 19. --Northern papers of the 18th have been received here. The steamer Africa, which was to have sailed on Wednesday, was detained till this afternoon, for the purpose of taking out Lord Lyons's response to dispatches to the British Government. Capt. Seymour, Queen's messenger, and special messenger from Minister Adams, left, Boston Tuesday for Washington. Dispatches have been sent in haste to the Admiral of the North American squadron at Havana. Secretary Cameron wants four millions seven hundred thousand dollars to put the coast defences in order. The ship Montmorenci, from Bath, Maine, bound for St. Thomas, laden with coal, was overhauled by the privateer Sumter. She was ransomed for twenty thousand dollars, and allowed to proceed. The bark Island City left Boston Tuesday with 250 exchanged prisoners captured at Hatteras, bound for Old Point Comfort. The New York Herald says that in three weeks not a dollar w
A. Lansing Burrows (search for this): article 1
[written for the Richmond Dispatch.]a Bugle note. By A. Lansing Burrows. Tramp! tramp! tramp! steadily on to the foe, With banners afloat in the stirring breeze, As briskly they wind through the forest trees; Tramp! tramp! tramp! how cheerful their spirits flow! With bayonets bright in the dazzling sun, And swords that already bright vict'ries have won, Steadily on to the foe! Tramp! tramp! tramp! on to the field of strife; Leaving mothers and sisters behind, Close to fathers and brothers kind, Tramp! tramp! tramp! oh, how hopeful of life! Naught is heard but the measured pace, As each one goes with determined face, On to the field of strife! Boom! boom! boom! rises the cannon's roar! Thick and fast comes the rattling hall! Shells burst quick in the sulphurous vale! Boom! boom! boom! earth is slippery with gore, Drowning the notes of the clarion clear, Nerving each breast from craven fear, Rises the cannon's roar! On! on! on! striking the final blow! Steadil
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