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The Daily Dispatch: April 26, 1862., [Electronic resource], The War. (search)
At Washington telegram says that the Federal Colonel Fort Craig and his Construe. The Yankees persistently reverse to their arms. The New York papers publish received from rebel deserters. Davis had arrived at Yorktown about to take command. The traitor Parson Brown grand reception in Philadelphia He made a blackguard occasion. Lincoln has invited the White House. Major Lecomte, of the Swiss was serving Lincoln on Gen. staff, has been called home by The Northern papers by cavalry, including captured by the Lincoln son on the 16th. The Yankees are rebuilding the from Winchester to the Bridge across the Harper's Ferry. Mr. Lanier, a citizen of sides opposite Fort mill house, together with a large on the 16th inst. Capt. Wm. Memphis, a well-known Charleston, S. C., was drowned last Monday night by the
The Daily Dispatch: April 26, 1862., [Electronic resource], Battle flags. (search)
The Navy-yards and Harper's Ferry. --In the Federal Congress, the committee appointed to inquire into the circumstances attending the surrender of the Pensacola and Norfolk Navy-Yards, and the armory at Harper's Ferry, have made a voluminous report. With regard to the Norfolk Navy-Yard, the committee censure the Buchanan administration for destroying part of the property there and abandoning the remainder, as it is claimed that the Yard and the immense war material therein might easily haHarper's Ferry, have made a voluminous report. With regard to the Norfolk Navy-Yard, the committee censure the Buchanan administration for destroying part of the property there and abandoning the remainder, as it is claimed that the Yard and the immense war material therein might easily have been saved by the Federal forces occupying the place, who numbered one thousand men, while the Confederates had only five hundred. Commodore Paulding and Captains Pendergrast and McCaulley are also censured by the committee.