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The Daily Dispatch: June 13, 1862., [Electronic resource], Look out, police and city Guards. (search)
weeks, and as desertion has commenced, we expect to hear of more. It is impossible for them to stand the heat; a United States surgeon reports that from six to ten die daily from sunstroke. The firms of Henderson & Gaines, D. McCaun, (foundry,) Leeds & Co., (foundry,) and several others I could not name, were each fined one hundred dollars for not reporting to Butler their business, &c. Messrs. Leeds & Co. were imprisoned on the fleet for not repairing the machinery of the war steamers, whichlars for not reporting to Butler their business, &c. Messrs. Leeds & Co. were imprisoned on the fleet for not repairing the machinery of the war steamers, which was badly treated in the late fight. The Mint, Custom-House, St. Charles, Medical College, School of Medicine, and Orphan House, are all used as places of rendezvous for his army and navy. English and French flag are still flying over residences, and a few of other nations are seen. The Mississippi river is now falling rapidly.