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The Daily Dispatch: April 28, 1862., [Electronic resource], Awful catastrophe in Mexico. (search)
h and the summary punishment of those engaged. From the Peninsula. Baltimore, April 25. --Our dispatches from Yorktown state that preparations were rapidly making for an attack. The armored steam gunboat Galena arrived in Hampton Roads Wednesday. Washington Items. Sherman's amendment to the Confiscation bill, naming certain classes subject to the penalties of the bill, was adopted. The French Minister, after his return from Richmond, had a long interview with Secretary Seward. The Forts below New Orleans. New York, April 24. --The Havana Dierto states that persons from New Orleans report that Forts Jackson and St. Philip were abandoned, and that the Federal fleet can easily go up to New Orleans. Commercial. Liverpool, April 12. --The sales of cotton to-day were 7,000 bales. Market buoyant--3,000 taken by speculators. London, April 12.--Console 93 ¾ to 93 Ȃ. Havre, April 10.--Sales of cotton for the week 6,000 bales. New Or
The Daily Dispatch: April 28, 1862., [Electronic resource], The War. (search)
of the South are not prepared to go with you to that extent; and, as I have formerly stated. I think unanimity of the last consequence to the South. It astonishes me to see the distinction of parties still kept up in that quarter, and that when such momentous interests are at stake instead of embarking to a man in one bottom, each one his own plank and paddles away in different directions. I cannot express the contempt and disgust with which I have to read the speech of our Senator, Seward, though it is just what I expected from him. He is one of the most dangerous insects that ever crawled about in the political atmosphere, for he is held in such after contempt by all honest men that no notice is taken of him till his sling is felt. He is only qualified to play the most despicable parts in the political drama, and the only possible way he can acquire distinction is by becoming the tool of greater scoundrels than himself. Some years ago, after disgracing the State of New Yor