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The Daily Dispatch: March 16, 1863., [Electronic resource], [Associated press Summery.] (search)
treets. At 7 o'clock in the evening a boat load of men and women pulled around the ship singing "Dixie" at the top of their voices. The Herald's Havana correspondence, of the 5th, says the French are awaiting reinforcements before attacking Puebla. Information from trust worthy sources says Gen. Forey intends no attack on Puebla, his policy being to compel the garrison to surrender by cutting official communication with the surrounding country, and to conciliate as much as possible. His Puebla, his policy being to compel the garrison to surrender by cutting official communication with the surrounding country, and to conciliate as much as possible. His communication with Vera Cruz is unmolested. They have reached bodies of men from various points across the country without opposition, being well received among the people through whom they passed. The French have all the provisions they require and a large Mexican force in their pay. New Orleans Gates to to the 1st report no Union or rebel movements in the army or Navy or other news of any importance. Capt. Murdock arrived at Fortress Monroe on the 9th, and reports all quiet in Gene