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The Daily Dispatch: January 7, 1862., [Electronic resource], Late Northern news. (search)
rs by noon there was a large number of intoxicated gentlemen of the F. F.'s V.'s to be seen.--This year, everything is orderly and quiet, although they have kept up an incessant firing of heavy guns and small arms across the river since midnight, giving rise to reports that an engagement is going on. The "engagement" happened to be a friendly one, got up by the soldiers, who subscribed a certain sum with which to celebrate the birth of '62. At eleven o'clock the Plenipotentiaries, Ministers Resident; Secretaries of Legation, and attaches of the foreign Powers represented here, called on the President, wearing the uniforms or court costumes which they sport at the courts of their imperial or royal masters. Some of these are gorgeously embroidered with gold and set off by crosses of honor. Lord Lyons, attended by his numerous suite, was cordially received by President Lincoln, and after shaking hands they had a familiar chat, Other Ministers were then presented by Mr. Seward.