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The Daily Dispatch: February 19, 1864., [Electronic resource], The movement on Mobile. (search)
n., to prevent the payment of the two thousand seven hundred dollars incurred in billing the quotes also to prevent the holding of any more town meeting to appropriate money for volunteers. The Injunction, it is declared, was signed by men of all parties. Gen. Butler has ordered that all estates in his department abandoned or now occupied by rebels shall be turned over by the military commanders, to be taken possession of by the Superintendent of negro affairs or treasury agents. Commodore Wm. J. McCluney, U. S. N. died on the 11th inst. He was in the wasp in the fight with the british sloop Frolic in 1812. Gen. Grant has written to some friends in New York peremptorily declining to be a candidate for the Presidency. Sir. Wm. Atherton, Attorney General of England, who prosecuted in the Alexandra case, is dead'. Beast Butler is in New York to attend the funeral of his brother, Col. Butler. Geo. Thompson, the English Abolitionist, has arrived to Boston.
The Daily Dispatch: February 19, 1864., [Electronic resource], The fight on John's Island. (search)
discharged when Gen. Wise came up. Immediately the enemy were seen massing on our left flank, and threatening to turn our position by getting the Mullet Hall road. Our position had been saved by our infantry beating the Yankees in a race for it, but they outflanked us, so that General Wise ordered our forces to fall back to the Cooked Hat, on the Beckett road, and then selected his position just above the upper fork. All was quiet Wednesday night, and by the next morning (Thursday, the 11th,) our forces had increased to 1,050 infantry. The enemy were soon reported advancing, and by 3 P. M. they came up to our front. Just at this moment Gen. Colquitt reinforced us with 900 men. At 3.25 P. M. we opened upon the enemy with six pieces, the Marion battery and one section of Charles's, at about three quarters of a mile distance. The enemy replied with three pieces — Parrott's and Blakely's. Teey ceased firing at forty minutes past five P. M., and retreated rapidly, leaving some of