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The Daily Dispatch: January 31, 1862., [Electronic resource], The sequestration law. (search)
ion was the theme on every tongue. Wall street brokers see in it only a vast amount of money gone. Ship merchants discover, a new market for old ships. Most people consider it an untimely disaster. The Confederates were carefully watching the movements of the fleet. Gen. Burnside says he could not get any pilots, and the stores had to be landed on rafts. Col. Allan, of New Jersey, a surgeon, and two others were drowned in an effort to relive the steamer City of New York. Secretary Stanton has issued an order prohibiting any more letters being sent by flag of truce, other than those to prisoners of war in Washington. There appears to be no doubt but that the Secretary of the Navy will soon resign.--Several prominent politicians are already named as his successor, who will undoubtedly be from New York. The small pox is raging fearfully at Georgetown, D. C. In the Federal Congress a bill had been reported in the House to establish a uniform system of bankrup