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The Daily Dispatch: February 13, 1865., [Electronic resource], What will they do with us? (search)
f some of the largest and finest frigates, which the recent naval successes have released from blockade duty, and possibly an iron-clad (one of the large class) may be added to it. The Delaware Legislature has rejected the proposed amendment to the Constitution by a three fourths vote in the Senate, and a two-thirds vote in the House. Washington A. Bartlett, formerly an officer in the United States navy, and father of the young lady whose marriage a few years ago to Senor Oviedo, of Cuba, was known as the "Diamond Wedding," died on Monday, aged forty-nine years. In 1861 he was actively engaged in fitting out a naval brigade, but subsequently left the service. That part of Virginia which is represented at Alexandria, by whatever name the Yankees call it, "ratified" the abolition amendment by its "Legislature" on Wednesday. The report about Dr. Gwin having been made a Duke, etc., by Maximilian is pronounced a canard, and had caused much merriment in Havana. Gwin was
The Daily Dispatch: February 13, 1865., [Electronic resource], Croakers. (search)
of nearly eighteen knots an hour. A letter which the Queen of England had addressed by Sir. Charles Phipps to the railway companies is attracting attention. The Daily News regards such royal letters on public affairs, which have not the signature of a responsible minister, as contrary to the spirit of the British Constitution. The Spanish Minister of Colonies estimates the expenses of the San Domingo war at 200,000,000 reals, and the deficit occasioned by the war in the revenue of Cuba at 100,000,000. Marshall O'Donnell, in a speech in the Spanish Senate, regarded the abandonment of San Domingo as an accomplished fact. He was, however, ready to guarantee with his head that he would put down the rebellion in three months. The Finance Committee of the Austrian Reichsrath insists on reductions in the budget. It is reported that the Hungarian Diet will be convoked to meet on May 15th. The Right Hon. Frederick Peel, in a speech on the American war, urged the continu