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The Daily Dispatch: January 31, 1862., [Electronic resource], The sequestration law. (search)
r of the bishop, and of the Rev. Samuel A. Clark, formerly of this city, has resigned the charge of his church in Savannah, Georgia, and returned to his home North. New Constitution for Maryland. In the Maryland Senate, on the 27th, the bill providing for taking the sense of the people as to the expediency of calling a Convention to frame a new State Constitution, was under consideration at the hour of adjournment. From Southwestern Missouri. Rolla, Mo., Jan, 27. --General Rains, with about 400 rebels, stald all of Tuesday night, the 14th, at Mount Vernon, on their way to Granby, where (his soldiers said) they were going to work in the lead mines. Threats were made to arrest all the men connected with the Home Guard, and put them to work in the mines; and in consequence, a large number of Union citizens were leaving the county. Philadelphia Navy-yard. The Navy-Yard now press to a busy scene, the employees during the last week having all returned to wor