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The Daily Dispatch: June 1, 1863., [Electronic resource], Foreigners at the North. (search)
ppearance or demonstration and to live in some retired place as a retired gentleman. He is fully sensible that, as an alien enemy, his residence in the Confederacy is safety allowed by the generous consent of the Government and people until he can return home safely. He is confident that his character is well enough known to satisfy all that he is incapable of any word or act, whilst here, or on his return to Ohio, inconsistent with the relations he sustains towards the South during his sojourn amongst us. The report of Mrs. Vallandigham's insanity is a fabrication. She wrote to her husband a week ago, enjoining him not to deviate from his high path of duty, honor, and patriotism. Mr. Vallandigham, after the sentence of the Court Martial, was kept in close confinement. Only Rosecrans's staff officers communicated with him. He states that disgust and dissatisfaction prevails in the Northwest, and the people will certainly rise and throw off Lincoln's hated yoke.
The Daily Dispatch: June 1, 1863., [Electronic resource], Latest from the North. (search)
hat Vicksburg had fallen on Sunday, and that Pemberton had got his army away safely, losing all his artillery.--Another dispatch from Chicago says that on Friday morning last Pemberton sent a flag of truce to Gran', offering to surrender Vicksburg if Grant would allow the rebels to lay down their arms and march out, and that the offer was refused. The tone of Southern journals in regard to Vicksburg is not very cheerful, though a little more confident than it was a few days ago, Bragg and Rosecrans, they say, are probably both sending off reinforcements to Pemberton and Grant. A rebel admission that Bragg was sending his troops towards Vicksburg. Richmond papers, of the 25th, have been received. The news from Vicksburg, by way of Memphis, is almost invariably later than in the Richmond papers. The number of rebels at Vicksburg is between 25,000 and 30,000. A special dispatch from Cairo, through Chicago, May 27th, says: On Thursday the rebel batteries on the hill north of