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The Daily Dispatch: February 14, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
e, said that Congress had better hang some of the public robbers, and shoot some of the cowardly officers, than indulge in formal ceremonies commemorative of any event. The late news from Europe announces that Mason and Slidell arrived at Southampton on the 29th of January. The Rinaldo, on which these Commissioners took passage, could not reach Halifax on account of the prevailing gale, and they proceeded to Bermuda. Our Commissioners met with a public reception on their arrival there. O arrival in England, a large crowd had assembled on the dock. They were cordially received by the officers of the Confederate steamer Nashville, as well as by many prominent gentlemen of England. The Yankee war steamer Tuscarora had left Southampton. M. Clenfia, the President of the Civil Tribunal of Rome, has been assassinated. The stock of coffee at Rio, on the 8th of January, was 320,000 bags. A dispatch dated St. Louis, 11th inst., say the Confederates are being rapidly