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The Daily Dispatch: June 28, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
essed the firing of the heavy guns from the monitors. Miscellaneous. The meeting at Mozart Hall, Tuesday night, did not go off as peace men desired. Fernando Wood offered two peace resolutions, and urged their adoption. Mr Harrington assailed Mr. Wood in a litter speech, which was loudly cheered by those present. Mr WoMr. Wood in a litter speech, which was loudly cheered by those present. Mr Wood withdrew its resolutions to prevent them being voted down. His peace faction is evidently coming to grief. The Executive committee of the National Democratic Committee has decided to postpone the time of meeting of the Chicago Presidential Nominating Convention from the 4th of July to 29th of August. A correspondent Mr Wood withdrew its resolutions to prevent them being voted down. His peace faction is evidently coming to grief. The Executive committee of the National Democratic Committee has decided to postpone the time of meeting of the Chicago Presidential Nominating Convention from the 4th of July to 29th of August. A correspondent from Sheridan's cavalry speaks of the casualties from "bushwhackers" on their return to the White House. A number of "for agers" are reported killed by them. One Yankee was found killed, with "three bag of ours beside him." Brig Gen W T H Brooks has been ordered to the command of the 10th corps, in place of Gillmore, who is