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The Daily Dispatch: February 10, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 29 (search)
s was anticipated. A large number are suffering from severe colds, but they cheerfully perform their daily routine duties. There continues to be much speculation in reference to the communication sent to Gen. McClellan by the commander of the rebel forces of the Potomac. The general impression is that it is merely in regard to some prisoners held by us. The small pox is still very prevalent at Georgetown, and on the island. There are but a few isolated cases in the city proper. From New Mexico. Kansas, City, Feb. 4. --The Santa Fe mail, with dates to the 20th of January, has arrived. The Indians are more troublesome than ever, killing the Mexicans and driving off their stock. Six dead bodies were brought to Albuquerque last week. All the able bodied men are in the field, leaving the old and feeble to protect their homes. There has been no advance of the United States troops southwest, and there are no signs of the Texan discounting up the Paces.