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The Daily Dispatch: November 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], Appointments of the Western Virginia M. E. Conference. (search)
trict--S. H. Mullen, P. E.--Clarksburg, J. D. Bank; Buchannon, S. T. Mallory; Glenville, G. S. McCutchen; Jacksonville. R. N. Crooks; Rowlesburg, F. M. Slaven; Moundsville, W. Kennedy; Braxton, to be supplied; Boothsville, J. M. Lauck. Parkersburg District--S. Hargiss, P. E. Parkersburg, S. Kelly; Ravenswood, W. Briscoe; Little Kanawha, R. Stephens; Ripley, C. F. Crooks; Boane J. W. Flesher, J. A. West, sup'y; New Martinsville, R. Fox; Williamstown, J. Shodgress; Elizabeth, S. Kendall; Mason and Green Bottom, S. K. Vaught. Greenbrier District--S. Field P. E. Greenbrier, J. F. Williamson; Lick Creek, S. A. Rathbun; Monroe, H. S. Williams, J. Hanksup.; Newcastle and Newport. J. H. Burns, M. A. Davidson; Covington, S. S. Rider; Rocky Point, G. L. Warner; Summerville, to be supplied; Webster, M. Clendennin; Fayette, S. Black. Charleston District--P. H. Hoffman, P. E.--Charleston, C. M. Sullivan; Cedar Grove, T. S. Wade; Logan, R. E. Graves; Boone, H. Moore; Fayetteville a
The Daily Dispatch: November 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], Summary of Northern News. (search)
one down with the fleet, with the intention to take off what pieces of spare and rigging remain above the water's edge after the ships are sunk. The arrest of Mason and Slidell — Seward defends the arrest and says the Federal Government is prepared to sustain it. From the special Washington dispatch to the New York World we extract the following relative to the arrest of our Commissioners, Messrs. Mason and Slidell. It is well known here that the steamer which left New York to-day for England carried out to Minister Adams the views of the Administration on the arrest of the Confederate Ambassadors, and the instructions for his course in the preunder any circumstances demand the release of the prisoners, as the question involved is not the guilt of the parties but the right of their capture. Slidell and Mason were citizens of a foreign power their release might be demanded, if their seizure were not in accordance with international law; but the English Government will n
The Daily Dispatch: November 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], Runaway.--one hundred dollars reward. (search)
ers by a majority of nearly, if not quite, one hundred to one, and a new Convention, the members of which have just been chosen, will assemble at Wheeling on the 26th inst., to ratify the action of the people. The new State will be called the Kanawha, and will contain a population of two hundred and ninety-two thousand, including about eight thousand slaves. It will be composed of the following counties: CountiesPopulation. Logan4,938 Wyoming2,865 Raleigh3,367 Fayette5,997 Nicholas4,626 Webster1,555 Randolph4,990 Tucker1,428 Preston13,312 Monongalia13,048 Marion12,721 Taylor7,463 Jackson8,306 Roanoke8,048 Calhoun2,502 Wirt3,751 Gilmer3,759 Ritchie6,847 Ohio22,422 Brooke5,494 Barbour8,959 Upshur7,292 Harrison13,790 Lewis7,999 Braxton4,992 Clay1,787 Kanawha14,575 Boone4,840 Wayne6,747 Cabell8,020 Patnam6,301 Mason9,185 Wood11,016 Pleasants2,945 Tyler6,517 Doddridge5,203 Wetzel6,703 Marshall13,001 Hancock4,445 Total population281,786
The Daily Dispatch: November 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], Runaway.--one hundred dollars reward. (search)
has been relieved of his post at Newport News and Brigadier-General Jos. R. F. Mansfield ordered to assume command instead Colonel Max Weber, of the Twentieth regiment New York volunteers, has been appointed commander of Camp Hamilton. Mason and Slidell in Port Warren. Boston, Nov. 24. --The San Jacinto arrived early this morning, and after landing Mason, Slidell, and suite at Fort Warren, came up to the city and anchored off the Navy Yard. A committee of the city governmentMason, Slidell, and suite at Fort Warren, came up to the city and anchored off the Navy Yard. A committee of the city government will call on Commodore Wilkes to-morrow and lender such civilities on the part of the city as he may be willing to accept. Affairs in Missouri. St. Louis, Nov. 24. --Gen. Halleck has issued lengthy general orders, making the entire affairs of this department conform strictly with the army regulations, and reducing everything to complete system. Tipton, Nov. 24.--The burning of the principal part of the town of Warsaw is confirmed by a gentleman who arrived from there this eve