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The Daily Dispatch: June 24, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 14 (search)
The Baltimore Clipper has some further particulars about the "rebels" on the Peninsula, which will be read with interest, although some portion of the account is a repetition of the intelligence given above. The Clipper, it must be remembered, is one of the blackest of Black Republican newspapers: The Adelaide had on board the body of the lamented Major Winthrop, who was killed at the battle of Great Bethel. On Tuesday morning Lieut. Butler, two brothers of the deceased, and Mr. James E. Weaver, undertaker of this city, who superintended the placing of the remains in a metallic coffin, left Fortress Monroe under a flag of truce for the rebel camp at Bethel. When within a mile of that point, they were commanded to halt by the picket guard of the rebels, and their errand demanded. It was stated, and the sentry bid them to await his return, while he conveyed their request to Col. Magruder.--After waiting some hours, a file of soldiers were seen approaching, bearing with them