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The Daily Dispatch: January 29, 1861., [Electronic resource], Slaveholding Indians. (search)
mph than these beautiful boats. For miles under slow steam we proceeded up the bay, the shore developing new and picturesque scenes as we advanced, until suddenly we opened the immense and wonderful city, which he that has not seen has not seen a wonder at least equal to the renowned and fair city of Seville. Our anchorage is seven miles distant from the shore --a very material objection either to safe or frequent visits, as the weather is very cold and the winds are very fresh. On the 10th, the Ambassadors and the whole septuagint — kamis, no-kamis, cooks and porters — were landed in their own boats, the yards were manned, the howitzers were fired, and the band played in the best style of Herr Rimbach, the leader, our own American air, "Home, Sweet Home," and thus ended the last act in this eventful drama. In the evening many presents were sent aboard, consisting of cosa de comeny leber, among which predominated the favorite tipple of the facetious and jovial Falstaff, and