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The Daily Dispatch: November 15, 1862., [Electronic resource], Latest from the North. (search)
ated press inquired at the State Department to-day about the current statements of Mr. Seward's having been consulted by Mr. Buchanan in the closing period of his administration. Also, about startling hostile announcements having been made by Mr. Mercier to the Secretary of State, and about protracted and adjourned and anxious meetings of the Cabinet, involving serious military and Cabinet changes. The Secretary simply replied to the inquiry that the alleged consultations between himself and Mr. Buchanan were imaginary. The reported propositions of Mr. Mercier were apocryphal, and the alleged Cabinet meetings fabulous. Federal Account of the raid into Fredericksburg. The Northern papers, of the 12th, notice the mortifying affair at Fredericksburg. They say they crossed the river with fifty-four men, lost one killed and one wounded, and captured thirty-four prisoners, of which they paroled six. They regard it as the greatest dash of the war. They represent our force there