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The Daily Dispatch: January 31, 1862., [Electronic resource], Late Northern and European news. (search)
rudence, but by hatred and fury," entitling them to be "looked upon as savage barbarians." The upper Potomac--General Jackson Triumphant. Point of Rocks, Jan. 26. --General Jackson has driven the small force of Union troops from Bath and Romney, shelled the town of Hancock, destroyed a second time the freshly reconstallowed to advance so far to the west. Look out for news from the direction of Romney in a very short time. Confederates captured in Missouri. St. Louis, Jan. 26. --Official reports, just received from the expedition sent from Caps Girardean to Benton and Bloomfield, state that they have captured Lieut. Col. Farmer aity of arms, horses, saddles, &c. Most of the rebel officers were surprised and captured in a ball-room. Maryland Senators requested to resign. Baltimore, Jan. 26. --Resolutions were introduced into the Maryland Senate on Saturday to request Senators Pearce and Kennedy to resign, on the ground that their sentime
The Daily Dispatch: January 31, 1862., [Electronic resource], The sequestration law. (search)
h an almost total cessation of emigration, with agriculture and every other branch of industry in the country diminishing, commerce languishing, trade broken up on our frontiers, the loss of the Southern markets, no chance of extending our industry and commerce with Mexico or any other part of the world in fact, it may well tax the financial ability of the country to manage a debt which will soon exceed $1,000,000,000. From Gen. Banks's command — the canal rendered useless. Hancock, Jan. 26. --The existing freshet in the Potomac has produced disastrous results to the canal. At Cumberland there is a large break; another at Little Orleans, above dam No. 6, and another between dam No. 6 and Hancock, and two between Hancock and the Four Locks. At dam No. 5, the crib on the Virginia side, which was undermined and weakened by the Confederates, some weeks ago, has yielded to the pressure of the high water, and the falling of the water with drain the Williamsport level. Ab