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The Daily Dispatch: December 5, 1861., [Electronic resource], Death of R. M. T. Hunter, Jr. (search)
he steamer had on board about 10,000 Springfield muskets, clothing, boots, bank paper, munitions of war. She was cleared from Canada, and the cargo was consigned to parties in the Southern States. Miscellaneous. Col. Stephen H. Long has been ordered to assume the duties of the head of the corps of Topographical Engineers. Edw. W. White, of Philadelphia, master's mate on board of the Pensacola, which is still at anchor off Alexandria, has been promoted to sailing master. Ernest Clay, from Her Majesty's embassy at Paris, has been appointed attache to the legation at Washington. Capt. John S. Garland, of the 4th artillery, has been honorably retired by the Retiring Board. Three hundred and thirty head of hogs were killed in one establishment in Louisville a few days since. There are now confined in the building in Washington, known as the Old Capitol, 75 prisoners of war. The District Court of Washington has condemned the schooners Alena and John T.