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Warsaw, Va. (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
The Yankees in Northern Neck. The Yankee force that appeared in Westmoreland and Richmond counties last week have disappeared without doing any great damage to private or public property, with the exception of that recorded. The quantity of bacon burned at Warsaw, Richmond county, did not exceed 15,000 pounds.
Westmoreland (Pennsylvania, United States) (search for this): article 1
The Yankees in Northern Neck. The Yankee force that appeared in Westmoreland and Richmond counties last week have disappeared without doing any great damage to private or public property, with the exception of that recorded. The quantity of bacon burned at Warsaw, Richmond county, did not exceed 15,000 pounds.
Richmond county (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 1
The Yankees in Northern Neck. The Yankee force that appeared in Westmoreland and Richmond counties last week have disappeared without doing any great damage to private or public property, with the exception of that recorded. The quantity of bacon burned at Warsaw, Richmond county, did not exceed 15,000 pounds.
1862 AD (search for this): article 1
a, and the indian Territory. Capt. Wilson has been appointed Chief Commissary of the Army of the Potomac. He has five Lieut. Colonels under him. The Indianapolis (Indiana) papers record five highway robberies in the streets of that quiet city in two days. Gen. Rosecrans has been appointed to the command of the Military Department of Missouri, in the place of Gen. Schofield. The total number of alien immigrants which arrived in New York to December 30th is 155,223 while in 1862 the number was but 76,306. Nine full regiments have gone into camp a Indiana, and two more regiments are nearly full. --The State has nearly filled her quota. Gov. Bramletts of Kentucky, sent a message into the Senate on Saturday, urging the immediate necessity of raising troops for the State defence. The Democrats of New Hampshire have nominated E. W. Harrington for Governor. The Commercial failures in the United States last year, amounted to $10,467,000. The debt of
Rosecrans (search for this): article 1
g piloted Gen. Lee's army into Pennsylvania.--He has been sent to Pennsylvania for trial. Major General Curtis has been assigned to the command of the Department of Kansas, which consists of Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, and the indian Territory. Capt. Wilson has been appointed Chief Commissary of the Army of the Potomac. He has five Lieut. Colonels under him. The Indianapolis (Indiana) papers record five highway robberies in the streets of that quiet city in two days. Gen. Rosecrans has been appointed to the command of the Military Department of Missouri, in the place of Gen. Schofield. The total number of alien immigrants which arrived in New York to December 30th is 155,223 while in 1862 the number was but 76,306. Nine full regiments have gone into camp a Indiana, and two more regiments are nearly full. --The State has nearly filled her quota. Gov. Bramletts of Kentucky, sent a message into the Senate on Saturday, urging the immediate necessity of r
Schofield (search for this): article 1
ral Curtis has been assigned to the command of the Department of Kansas, which consists of Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, and the indian Territory. Capt. Wilson has been appointed Chief Commissary of the Army of the Potomac. He has five Lieut. Colonels under him. The Indianapolis (Indiana) papers record five highway robberies in the streets of that quiet city in two days. Gen. Rosecrans has been appointed to the command of the Military Department of Missouri, in the place of Gen. Schofield. The total number of alien immigrants which arrived in New York to December 30th is 155,223 while in 1862 the number was but 76,306. Nine full regiments have gone into camp a Indiana, and two more regiments are nearly full. --The State has nearly filled her quota. Gov. Bramletts of Kentucky, sent a message into the Senate on Saturday, urging the immediate necessity of raising troops for the State defence. The Democrats of New Hampshire have nominated E. W. Harrington
8th (search for this): article 1
pirates will enjoy perfect immunity from arrest, and will only be put to the inconvenience of evading the authorities by the anxiety of the latter to have a record which will be at least formally correct, in order to avoid an international complication. It will be readily understood now, while seeming to do a great deal they will really do nothing. Funeral obsequies of Archbishop Hughes--Testimonials of respect to the Dead. The obsequies of Archbishop Hughes, in New York, on the 8th inst., were the grandest ever witnessed on this continent. On the two days preceding the burial the body was laid in state uncoffined in St. Patrick's Cathedral, during which time not less than 160,000 persons viewed it. The New York Times, describing the scene of the lying in state, says: In the centre aisle, near the altar, is the catafalque, a platform covered with black cloth and crape, surmounted by a canopy of black and white cloth, the whole illuminated by six wax tapers — Upon thi
Parker (search for this): article 1
justified under the idea of maritime rights which are prevalent among our Eastern neighbors. Of the fifteen pirates who captured the Chesapeake nine are known to be British subjects, and others are probably of the same nation. The Captain, Parker, under whose orders the act was committed, and who pretended to have a commission in the Confederate navy, is an Englishman, named Vernon Locke, well known in the Provinces. The scheme for the capture of the Chesapeake was concocted in the Provinces, and Captain Parker waited for her in a pilot- boat off Halifax, and took command on her arrival. At Shelburne enough of the cargo was disposed of, as has been ascertained, to realize ten tons of coal and $227 in money. The cargo was sold for a mere song — sugars for three or four cents a pound, and other articles in proportion. Pipes of wine were given away. The heads of some of the pipes were knocked in, and the people of Shelburne were allowed to help themselves. They were in hi
Wilson (search for this): article 1
is to be occupied by the Yankees in sixty days from December 30th, "if everything works according to the plans laid out." So says the correspondent of the Boston Herald. The Yankees have captured Hugh Logan, who is charged with having piloted Gen. Lee's army into Pennsylvania.--He has been sent to Pennsylvania for trial. Major General Curtis has been assigned to the command of the Department of Kansas, which consists of Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, and the indian Territory. Capt. Wilson has been appointed Chief Commissary of the Army of the Potomac. He has five Lieut. Colonels under him. The Indianapolis (Indiana) papers record five highway robberies in the streets of that quiet city in two days. Gen. Rosecrans has been appointed to the command of the Military Department of Missouri, in the place of Gen. Schofield. The total number of alien immigrants which arrived in New York to December 30th is 155,223 while in 1862 the number was but 76,306. Nine
December 25th (search for this): article 1
ested in St. John. Others, including the leader Braine, were in the city several days, but owing to the delay in issuing the requisitions, resulting from the extreme caution of the authorities, they got wind of the efforts 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 hi
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