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The Daily Dispatch: June 6, 1861., [Electronic resource], Important from Mexico. (search)
Important from Mexico. By the brig Angela, arrived here this morning, says the N. O. Picayune, we have papers of that city the 12th, and from the city of Mexico of the 7th May. The first thing which struck our attention was an editorial in the Traited d' Union, of the last date, which contains some significant references to political affairs in this country. If the spirit therein displayed should prevail in the Government, it will be very unexpected to the Lincoln Administration, who have been counting on Mexican sympathy. It will be hard for Mr. Seward to be snubbed by Mexico. The Trait d' Union mentions the simultaneous arrival of three new diplomatists, commissioned to the Government, namely, by England, Belgium, and Mr. Corwin from Washington City. We translate what it says of this last named gentleman and his mission: " In what capacity does this representative, appointed by Mr. Lincoln, come here? Evidently in the capacity of Minister of the United Stat
The Daily Dispatch: June 6, 1861., [Electronic resource], Reinforcements for the British American squadron, &c. (search)
Reinforcements for the British American squadron, &c. --A letter from Wolwich, England, of the 7th of May, reports: The Government is now adopting energetic measures for the immediate dispatch of a powerful squadron of first and second class steam vessels and armed gunboats for the protection of British interests in the American waters. Commodore J. R. Drummond, C. B., superintendent of this dock-yard, received a communication from the admiralty this day, requiring information as to the vessels forward for service, one first class steam vessel, in addition to the Driver sloop, and six gun vessels, being required from this yard. Similar reports are also required from other dock-yards. Commander Horatio Nelson this day arrived at Woolwich, to commission the Driver, six steam sloop, under orders to form a part of the North American squadron. Her crew, one hundred and seventy seamen, was obtained within one hour from the Fisgard flag ship.--The Driver has recently under