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The Daily Dispatch: March 14, 1863., [Electronic resource], A Western opinion of New England. (search)
ngland, King James said of them, we doubt not with some truth, that they were pests in the Church and Commonwealth. When the Mayflower and the Speed-well were on the sea with their freight of Pilgrim, the same perversity among themselves occurred. Their own historian, Eliott, (p. 57,) says, "That these vessels contained the Pilgrim wheat sifted from the three kingdoms; but" he says, "that it needed sifting once or twice more." [Laughter.] One of their leaders said:"Our voyage hither (from Holland to Dartmouth.) hath born as full of crosses as ourselves of crookedness" [Laughter] Later, in 1621, he again said, what was no doubt true, "that they were yoked with some conditioned people, who will never do good, but corrupt and abuse others. " Oliver, in his history, proves that the Captain of the Mayflower was bribed by the Dutch, who had settlements in this vicinity, not to land the Pilgrim in or near the Hudson, where they intended to settle. [Laughter, and a voice "that's true"]--I
The Daily Dispatch: March 18, 1863., [Electronic resource], Latest from Europe. (search)
longer any question of Marshal Narvaez being called upon to form an Administration. The new Ministry is as follows: President of the Council, Minister of War and the Colonies, Lucro; Foreign Affairs, Pasada Herrera; Interior; Canovas; Finance; Salazercia; Justice; Mayans; Marine, Jubala; Public Works Luhan. The Hague. The Hague, Feb. 28.--The Prince of Orange is betrothed to the Princess Marie, daughter of Prince Frederick, of the Netherlands, uncle of his Majesty the King of Holland. Russia and Prussia. Frankfort on the Main, Feb. 28.--The Frankfort Journal, of to-day, states that the form of convention between Russia and Prussia, as drawn up at St. Petersburg, has been considered by the Berlin Cabinet to be of too general a character. The Prussian Government has requested that its bearings should be more distinctly defined. The same paper states that the desire of Prussia to have the convention more clearly defined has led to further negotiations, which
The Daily Dispatch: March 26, 1863., [Electronic resource], article 16 (search)
Missing: None. Co G — Killed: None. Wounded: A B Chapman Missing: None. Co K — Killed: None. Wounded: Corp'l W H Barnes, mortally, since dead, A C Lepper, J Walker. Recapitulation — Killed: 1 Wounded: 6. Total: 7. Second Regiment Virginia Cavalry--Major Carey Breckenridge missing, (prisoner) Co C — Killed: None. Wounded: None. Missing: Sergt John a Biggs, Corp'l M Dinkenhoker, privates D McCoy, M Stanley, R pek, J. T Young, E Kale N Bishop Co D — Killed: Wm Buroughs. Wounded: Capt Holland, in elbow; privates Ed Sackey, hand shot off; Wat Sinclair, right thigh fractured, flesh wound in left thigh and breast; S Edwards, in hand. Missing: None. Co E — Killed: None. Wounded: Lt Blank, in head; privates R L Davis, do; Wm Pete, flesh wound by shell; W Chalet slightly; J King, severely from the fall of his horse; Missing: Private J Blank. Co F — Killed: None. Wounded: None. Missing: J T Nance, A L Crezty. Co G — Killed: None. Wounded: Sergt J G Hatcher, in thigh;
The Daily Dispatch: March 30, 1863., [Electronic resource], Artemus Ward's Toast — woman. (search)
Mayer's Court. Saturday March 28th. --Cerdy Adams was brought up and arraigned for committing an unprovoked assault on Harriet, his wife.--The Mayor held him to ball in to keep the price and the name amount to appear before the Hustings Court and answer the charge of made Rudolph Lurrain was required to give security to keep the peace on the charge of getting corned and smashing in one of the windows of E. Y. Cannon's law office. John Costilla Holland was examined and sent on to the Hustings Court for stealing $31 from Pleasant M. Bonley.
The Daily Dispatch: June 13, 1863., [Electronic resource], The Southwest. (search)
Runaway.--$50; reward. --Ran away from me, in the county of Hanover, on the morning of the 10th inst, my negro woman, Holland. She is about 5 feet 3 inches high, black, high forehead, speaks broad when spoken to, and had on when she left a checked domestic cotton dress. I bought her in the city of Richmond last February, and she came from the State of North Carolina. It is probable she is making her way back to that State, or may be endeavoring to get to the Yankees. I will give the above reward to any one who will deliver her to me, or secure her so that I get her again. no S Luok, near Ashland. Nesover co, Va. je 13--4t*
The Daily Dispatch: June 15, 1863., [Electronic resource], The cavalry fight in Culpeper. (search)
Co. G--Henrico Light Draggons, Lieut McDowell commanding. Killed: Private Louis Ottenburg. Wounded: Serg't G L McGruder, slightly; Corp'l G C Mann, slightly; privates Walter Pruitt, mortally; Geo. Waldrop, slightly; B G Duval, slightly; W T Thomas, slightly. Co. K--Capt Dickinson commanding. Killed: none. Wounded: Corp'l J L Franklin; privates J L Cringhead, severely; R' G Griffin, severely; C T Preston, slightly; W S Arrington, slightly; S R Gilbert, slightly. Missing: Serg't T S Holland; privates E H Haines and S R Gilbert. Co. B--Capt Clement commanding. Killed: Corp'l N B Ellis. Wounded: Anderson Foster, severely; P J Cape, slight; Henry Foster, slightly; R P Branbaker, slightly; Alfred Caton, slightly. Co. C--Lieut N Richardson commanding.--Killed: None. Wounded: Lieut N Richardson, seriously; Serg't J Mason, slightly; Corp'l B Brown, slightly; Privates J B King, slightly; W B Law, seriously; M Petter, slightly. Missing: J Shumate. Co. E--Lieut J B Joh
The Daily Dispatch: June 22, 1863., [Electronic resource], Reported cavalry fight. (search)
Runaway. --$100 Reward.--Ranaway from me, in the county of Hanover, on the morning of the 10th inst., my negro woman Holland. She is about 5 feet 3 inches high. Black high forehead has a double set of front, teeth, speaks broad when spoken to, and had on when she left a checked domestic cotton dress. I bought her in the city of Richmond last February, and she came from the State of North Carolina It is probable she is making her way back to that State, or may be endeavoring to get to the Yankees. I will give the above reward to any one who will deliver her to the, or secure her so that I get her again. Ro. Saluch, Hanover co, Va. ja 22--dsw&wdt*
The Daily Dispatch: July 16, 1863., [Electronic resource], From Gen, Lee's Army. (search)
lege to the Potomac, two miles east of Williamsport. The following is a list of the killed and wounded in the Richmond Fayette Artillery at Gettysburg: Killed — Serg't A C. Edwards; privates Wm. McRae and Moses W. Dailey, Wounded--Privates Carter Enbank and John Brumfield. In the 28th Virginia the following are a portion of the losses: Col. R. C. Allen and Maj N. C. Wilson, killed, Captains H. Nelson and Spessard, wounded, Capt McCarty, missing; Lieuts Spangler, missing; Waldron, Holland, Repass, and Grayhill, killed; Wildman, wounded and a prisoner. Casualties in the 8th Ga., regiment. Killed--Capts Ballard and Yarborough; Lieuts Bliss, Echols, and Gillam. Wounded--Col. Towers, Maj. Dawson, (severely;) Capts Hall, Butler, Malone, Young, and Bolling; Lieuts Dwinell' Branch, Hopkins, Freeman, Huntington, Harper, Wade, Fields, Brantley, Hutchins, Farrow, Williamson, Dukes, Heard, Reid, and McClusky. Missing--Lt. Bridges. 11th Ga.--Killed--Capts Stokes and Nunnali
The Daily Dispatch: August 19, 1863., [Electronic resource], Latest from the North. (search)
5 men. 19th Arkansas, J K Norwood, captain, 101 men. 21st Arkansas, A Tyler, captain, 82 men. 20th Arkansas, D W Jones, colonel, 93 men. 1st Missouri, A C Riley, colonel, 344 men. 2d Missouri, T M Carter, major, 356 men. 3d Missouri, J K McDowell, major, 258 men. 5th Missouri, J McCowan, colonel, 276 men. 6th Missouri, S Cooper, major, 216 men. 7th Mississippi Battery, A. M Dozier, Capt. 36th Mississippi, W W Witherspoon, col., 300 men. 37th Mississippi, O S Holland, colonel, 353 men. 38th Mississippi, Robert C McCoy, major, 240 men. 43d Mississippi, Richard Harrison, colonel, 531 men. 40th Mississippi, W B Colbert, colonel, 295 men. 35th Mississippi, W S Barry, colonel, 530 men. 3d Mississippi, T A Burgin, lieut colonel, 257 men. 4th Mississippi, S P Nelson, captain, 410 men. 46th Mississippi, C W Scars, colonel, 450 men. 37th Alabama, J F Dowdell, colonel, 342 men. 32d Alabama, John W Portis, colonel, 442 men. 40th Alaba
The Daily Dispatch: November 11, 1863., [Electronic resource], Three hundred dollars reward (search)
s will probably proceed by way of Brownsville, the vessels now loading with troops being understood as bound for that city. The whole of the State of Maryland has been heard from except Calvert and Montgomery counties. Goldsborough's (Emancipationist) majority is 26,662. The counties to be heard from may redoubt it 1,000. Creswell's majority over Crisfield in the 1st district is 1,721. Harris is elected in the 5th district by nearly 2,000 majority. The combined vote of Calvert and Holland would have heat him. The Russian war steamer Ryanda has arrived at San Francisco. Marshal Forey, the distinguished French officer, arrived in New York last week on board the French frigate Panama. Mr. Seward, upon his return to Washington, is said to have declared that the French Government, urged by the representations of Mr. Dayton, our Minister, has arrested the six rebel rams lying at Nantes and Bordeaux. Major Houstain and Lieut. Von Weilson, who made their escape f
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