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The Daily Dispatch: June 3, 1863., [Electronic resource], Disloyalty in England Outrages on the United States. (search)
d, undergoing repairs. The Alexandria, by the way was detained through the instance of Consul Dudley who furnished Mr. Adams with necessary evidence to make out a strong case to the British Government. The arrival of Mr. Evarts is noticed ly in all the papers, and under the wall known principle that two heads are better than one, it is expected that he and Mr. Adams will be quite able to avoid further complications with the British Government. The war feeling, quite rampant here a wted States. The crew were provided with a sort of blue uniform. Mr. Underwood, our Consul at Glasgow, had notified Mr Adams of his suspicious in regard to the Japan or Virginia, but the British Government refused to take any measure to stop herbut this was far from the truth, for it was Mr. Underwood, and not Mr. Dudley, who telegraphed, and the latter was with Mr. Adams when the dispatch — perfectly correct and intelligible — arrived. Yet the false story was sent over the Atlantic and c
Narrow escape. --Yesterday afternoon officer Adams came nigh being killed by John J. Ames, who was on a frolic at the time. Ames had fired a pistol in the street, which attracted the officers, and had then gone into Backman's saloon. The officers proceeded to ascertain the cause of the firing, and as Adams reached Backman'skman's saloon. The officers proceeded to ascertain the cause of the firing, and as Adams reached Backman's door Ames stepped out and presented a pistol at his breast. Adams immediately knocked the pistol down, when it exploded, the ball passing between his legs, without injuring him. Ames was then arrested and lodged in prison. kman's saloon. The officers proceeded to ascertain the cause of the firing, and as Adams reached Backman's door Ames stepped out and presented a pistol at his breast. Adams immediately knocked the pistol down, when it exploded, the ball passing between his legs, without injuring him. Ames was then arrested and lodged in prison.