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The Daily Dispatch: January 20, 1864., [Electronic resource], The Yankees in Northern Neck. (search)
fforts to arrest them and effected their escape.--Wade, who was rescued at Halifax, was in company with one of the men who was arrested, but the officer having no warrant for his detention, he was allowed to go. The warrant for the arrest of Braine reached St. John on Christmas morning. It had been applied for three days before, but was delayed by the amount of evidence required by the authorities, who moved in the matter with extreme deliberation. The officer neglected to serve it even then, giving as an excuse a desire to at end church and Braine learning that a warrant had been issued, left St. John, going toward Halifax. He was followed by the officer the next day, but with no likelihood of overtaking him, until he reached Nova Scotia, where the warrant for his arrest would be invalid. The authorities of New Brunswick have shown a better spirit than those of Nova Scotia, though they have not entered into the work of arresting the pirates with much zeal. No hope is ente