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The Daily Dispatch: July 7, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
s corps, en route to relieve Gen Johnston. In the Yankee Senate the joint resolution repealing the act prohibiting the sale of gold and foreign exchange was passed on the 1st instant, by a vote of ayes 24, nays 14 The House agreed to this action the same day, by ayes 88, nays 29. Congress cannot, however, agree upon any policy for filling up and strengthening their armies It appears that England has complained officially through its Minister at Washington, Lord Lyons of Federal enlistments in Great Britain and Ireland. With the nonchalance which only a Yankee could parade, the Chronicle tells John Bull that his bad government and oppression has driven the population thus lost from his in hospital shores to the New World, in order that they might escape starvation. Palmerston deserves the contempt the inspires for himself and Government, and must fact keenly the humiliation when he remembers that even a Yankee, like Seward, can afford to despise his protests and threats.