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The Daily Dispatch: August 7, 1862., [Electronic resource], Capturing British vessels. (search)
Capturing British vessels. --Firing into and capturing British vessels under British colors is becoming unpopular at Nassau, N. P. The Yankees are in a fair way to get themselves in trouble. The Nassau Herald, speaking of the capture of the Alice, says: "The capture of vessels in our waters has been of late of such frequent occurrence that it is useless for us to comment further on the subject, sufficient having been already said. We suppose it will some time be put a stop to — mosinto and capturing British vessels under British colors is becoming unpopular at Nassau, N. P. The Yankees are in a fair way to get themselves in trouble. The Nassau Herald, speaking of the capture of the Alice, says: "The capture of vessels in our waters has been of late of such frequent occurrence that it is useless for us to comment further on the subject, sufficient having been already said. We suppose it will some time be put a stop to — most likely at the cost of the capturers.
The Daily Dispatch: August 7, 1862., [Electronic resource], Further from the North. (search)
rocured; and the recruiting officers of the Harris Light Cavalry in this city send on every recruit just as soon as he enlists, without waiting for any more to join him. The Federal have now in the various military prisons and depots, at Camp Douglas, Chicago; Alton, Ill., Camp Morton, Indiana; Camp Chase, Ohio; Madison, Wisconsin; St. Louis; Johnson's Island, near Sandusky, Ohio; and on the Atlantic coast, about 20,000 rebel prisoners of war. The British schooner Mary Harris, from Nassau, N. P., entered at New York last week, had as part cargo 74 bales cotton and 100 bbls. spirits turpentine, and the British schooner Blanche, from same port, 209 bales cotton. The term of Senator Chandler, of Michigan, expires with the present Congress, on the 4th of March next. His chances for re-election are said to be small. Hon. T. F. Bowie, of Maryland, who was arrested and taken to Washington some days since, has been honorably discharged from custody. The circulation of
The Daily Dispatch: August 7, 1862., [Electronic resource], Yankee telegraphic Trick. (search)
Captured by the blockaders. Augusta, Aug. 6. --The Charleston papers, of this morning, contain a telegraphic dispatch, dated Savannah, August 5th, stating that the steamer Lodena, Capt. Ludcher, from Nassau 31st ult., after entering Ossabaw Sound. Monday morning, grounded, and was captured by the Federal blockaders. George Marshall and two pilots, passengers, escaped in a small boat. They represent that a large number of Federal vessels are about the port of Nassau, causing greatr Lodena, Capt. Ludcher, from Nassau 31st ult., after entering Ossabaw Sound. Monday morning, grounded, and was captured by the Federal blockaders. George Marshall and two pilots, passengers, escaped in a small boat. They represent that a large number of Federal vessels are about the port of Nassau, causing great excitement at that place. The Lodena first at tempted to enter Tybee, but was fired into from the Costello Tower, a shot passing through her cabin. Her cargo is very valuable.