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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 9. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones) 19 1 Browse Search
The Daily Dispatch: October 3, 1863., [Electronic resource] 5 1 Browse Search
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of the Florida at Brest was a continued theme of apparently absorbing interest for the Paris papers. It is asserted by these journals that two Federal men-of-war are on their way to blockade the harbor and catch her as she goes out. One of the rams built by the Messrs. Laird had been towed to the Morphea Iron Works to receive her finishing touches, when she would be ready for a trial trip. There is no doubt of the tenor of the Russian reply. The Czar remains immovable on the Polish question. It is rumored that Mr. Mason, the "Rebel Envoy," had withdrawn in consequence of the systematic rudeness with which he had been treated by Lord Russell. Capt. Maffit has resumed the command of the Florida. A decline had taken place on the Paris Bourse, owing to the apprehension of unpleasant feelings between the Government of the United States and France in relation to the Florida. Eight thousand Irishmen are to be enrolled for service in the New Mexican empire.
Accident. --In Staunton, on Thursday night, Mr. C. R. Mason, formerly of the firm of Mason & Harman, of this city, was thrown from his horse and one of his legs was broken so badly that it was afterwards amputated. Fears are entertained that he cannot survive his injuries. Accident. --In Staunton, on Thursday night, Mr. C. R. Mason, formerly of the firm of Mason & Harman, of this city, was thrown from his horse and one of his legs was broken so badly that it was afterwards amputated. Fears are entertained that he cannot survive his injuries.