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The Daily Dispatch: January 8, 1863., [Electronic resource], Late Northern news. (search)
in the rear, was pierced and demolished, the timber being all rended into splinters and the bolts all broken. A penetration of six inches of iron was made with a shot of thirty-two pounds weight, with ten pounds of powder, from a fifty-pounder Dahlgren rifled gun. Whitworth and Armstrong are distanced with one sixth of the charge which they used. It has never yet been equaled. In these result Capt Dahlgren is prepared to bid the rebel iron-clads "a happy New Year," if they come within hailinCapt Dahlgren is prepared to bid the rebel iron-clads "a happy New Year," if they come within hailing distance. New Year's day in Washington — scenes in the Yankee Court. The fifteen thousand slain at Fredericksburg and the thirty thousand at Murfreesboro' have but little sympathy in Washington. No thought of those poor devils clogged the festivities of New Years day there. From the Republican. the Abolition Court journal, we take a description of the scenes attendant on the opening of the year: The throngs attracted to the residences of the several members of the Cabinet, wh