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The Daily Dispatch: March 28, 1862., [Electronic resource], Notes of the War. (search)
at the head of his regiment, he may be regarded as one of the most efficient officers in the volunteer service. This is the opinion of General Magruder, and no appointment would give more general satisfaction, nor could one be bestowed upon a more worthy or better qualified man, than that of Brigadier-General upon Colonel James Gregory Hodges. Yankee policy respecting Guerrillas. The following dispatch from St. Louis discloses the cut-throat policy of the Yankee: St. Louis, March 12.--General Order No. 2, from the Department of the Mississippi, states that martial law has never been declared legally in Missouri, except in the city of St. Louis, and at and in the immediate vicinity of the railroad and telegraph lines; and even in these localities military officers are specially directed not to interfere with the lawful process of any civil court. It is believed the time will soon come when the rebellion in Missouri may be considered as terminated, and by none is this m
The Daily Dispatch: March 28, 1862., [Electronic resource], From the North (search)
sand pounds of New Zealand gold is enroute. The latest. Queenstown, March 10. --American tias are firm. The Asia arrived here to-day. Garibaldi presided over a large meeting of popular delegates recently, at Geroa. He said he deplored the absence of representatives from the excluded provinces. He took an oath to deliver these provinces. Miramon had arrived at Cadiz. Consols have advanced and closed at London at 93½a93 1/8. Commercial news. Liverpool, March 12 --Cotton closed dull.--Sates on Monday and Tuesday of 8,000 bales, including 3,000 bales to speculators and exporters. Prices unchanged. The Manchester market closed quiet and firm. Breadstuffs closed dull. Flour dull and 6d lower. Wheat declined in 2d. for lower qualities. Corn declined 5d; mixed 29s. Provisions — Beef closed quiet, but prises steady. Pork dull and unchanged. Beacon firm. Lard active and is. higher. Tallow steady. Produce.--Rosin — sales