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The Daily Dispatch: February 4, 1862., [Electronic resource], The European News (search)
and instead of lying at the wharves totting,' as the 'Yankee' vessels do, they are sold immediately; and the greater number are now actively engaged in trade with different ports — a great many being under charter of different Governments. Only one vessel, the brig Chapman, of New Orleans, is unable to leave." "Our Confederate Agent, Chas J. Helm, Esq., of Kentucky, and his family; the Hon. Beverly Tucker, of Virginia; Major Lewis; W. F. Scott and lady;--Green, Esq., of New Orleans; A. J. Matthews, of Pensacola; E. H. Weed, of Mobile, and John Interiority, of the same place, are all staying here." "The English navy officers express the most supreme disgust at the cowardly backing out of the Yankees in the Mason and Slidell affair. The Spaniards again complain of the seeming slight bestowed on their Government in never having had a Commissioner sent to Madrid. They claim that they would have long since recognized us, having the same institutions to uphold that we have."