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Denmark (Denmark) (search for this): article 8
monfort is at the head of the National troops. The arrival of Maximilian is anxiously looked for by the friends of the monarchy. The Confederate steamer Georgia put into Santa Cruz, Teneriffe, on the 15th ult., to obtain supplies of coal and provisions. A lot of rebel documents were captured in the Cornubia, among them letters from Mr. E. De Leon, of Paris, to President Davis, in one of which he expresses the belief that there is no intention on the part of France to recognize the Confederacy. Gold in New York, Monday, 147½, Virginia sixes, 55. European items. The Mexican Consuls at Paris, Bordeaux, and Havre, had been compelled to cease the discharge of their duties. The Consuls of Gautama were acting for them. Earl Russell has proposed a basis of negotiation between Germany and Denmark on the Hoistein question. It is stated that the authority to build the rebel rams in France was given under the assurance that they were intended for the Chinese.
Island Number Ten (Missouri, United States) (search for this): article 8
her. The Government works at Fort Brown were destroyed by the Confederates when they saw that the Yankees had landed. The town of Brownsville was set on fire by Confederate cavalry, but the Unionists resisted them and a bloody fight occurred. (?) The 15th Maine regiment was ordered to the support of the Unionists. Gen. W. H. F. Lee, confined at Fortress Monroe for several months, has been sent to Fort Lafayette. The steamer Sunnyside was destroyed by fire a few days ago, near Island No.16, twenty-six miles below New Madrid. The cargo consisted of 1,300 bales of cotton, which, together with the boat, is a total loss. Thirty passengers, including eight ladies, were drowned in attempting to get ashore. It is rumored that Gen. Gamble and Lieut. Gov. Gamble, of Missouri, will shortly tender their resignations. An arrival from Havana brings later advices from Mexico. It is said that the interventionists have been defeated in various engagements by the troops of the
Bordeaux (France) (search for this): article 8
omonfort is at the head of the National troops. The arrival of Maximilian is anxiously looked for by the friends of the monarchy. The Confederate steamer Georgia put into Santa Cruz, Teneriffe, on the 15th ult., to obtain supplies of coal and provisions. A lot of rebel documents were captured in the Cornubia, among them letters from Mr. E. De Leon, of Paris, to President Davis, in one of which he expresses the belief that there is no intention on the part of France to recognize the Confederacy. Gold in New York, Monday, 147½, Virginia sixes, 55. European items. The Mexican Consuls at Paris, Bordeaux, and Havre, had been compelled to cease the discharge of their duties. The Consuls of Gautama were acting for them. Earl Russell has proposed a basis of negotiation between Germany and Denmark on the Hoistein question. It is stated that the authority to build the rebel rams in France was given under the assurance that they were intended for the Chinese.
Teneriffe (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 8
rtly tender their resignations. An arrival from Havana brings later advices from Mexico. It is said that the interventionists have been defeated in various engagements by the troops of the Juarez Government. It is also said that the party of the Republic is gaining strength with the people. Gen. Comonfort is at the head of the National troops. The arrival of Maximilian is anxiously looked for by the friends of the monarchy. The Confederate steamer Georgia put into Santa Cruz, Teneriffe, on the 15th ult., to obtain supplies of coal and provisions. A lot of rebel documents were captured in the Cornubia, among them letters from Mr. E. De Leon, of Paris, to President Davis, in one of which he expresses the belief that there is no intention on the part of France to recognize the Confederacy. Gold in New York, Monday, 147½, Virginia sixes, 55. European items. The Mexican Consuls at Paris, Bordeaux, and Havre, had been compelled to cease the discharge of their
France (France) (search for this): article 8
supplies of coal and provisions. A lot of rebel documents were captured in the Cornubia, among them letters from Mr. E. De Leon, of Paris, to President Davis, in one of which he expresses the belief that there is no intention on the part of France to recognize the Confederacy. Gold in New York, Monday, 147½, Virginia sixes, 55. European items. The Mexican Consuls at Paris, Bordeaux, and Havre, had been compelled to cease the discharge of their duties. The Consuls of Gautama wnfederacy. Gold in New York, Monday, 147½, Virginia sixes, 55. European items. The Mexican Consuls at Paris, Bordeaux, and Havre, had been compelled to cease the discharge of their duties. The Consuls of Gautama were acting for them. Earl Russell has proposed a basis of negotiation between Germany and Denmark on the Hoistein question. It is stated that the authority to build the rebel rams in France was given under the assurance that they were intended for the Chinese.
Havana, N. Y. (New York, United States) (search for this): article 8
ss Monroe for several months, has been sent to Fort Lafayette. The steamer Sunnyside was destroyed by fire a few days ago, near Island No.16, twenty-six miles below New Madrid. The cargo consisted of 1,300 bales of cotton, which, together with the boat, is a total loss. Thirty passengers, including eight ladies, were drowned in attempting to get ashore. It is rumored that Gen. Gamble and Lieut. Gov. Gamble, of Missouri, will shortly tender their resignations. An arrival from Havana brings later advices from Mexico. It is said that the interventionists have been defeated in various engagements by the troops of the Juarez Government. It is also said that the party of the Republic is gaining strength with the people. Gen. Comonfort is at the head of the National troops. The arrival of Maximilian is anxiously looked for by the friends of the monarchy. The Confederate steamer Georgia put into Santa Cruz, Teneriffe, on the 15th ult., to obtain supplies of coal and p
Branciforte (California, United States) (search for this): article 8
ri, will shortly tender their resignations. An arrival from Havana brings later advices from Mexico. It is said that the interventionists have been defeated in various engagements by the troops of the Juarez Government. It is also said that the party of the Republic is gaining strength with the people. Gen. Comonfort is at the head of the National troops. The arrival of Maximilian is anxiously looked for by the friends of the monarchy. The Confederate steamer Georgia put into Santa Cruz, Teneriffe, on the 15th ult., to obtain supplies of coal and provisions. A lot of rebel documents were captured in the Cornubia, among them letters from Mr. E. De Leon, of Paris, to President Davis, in one of which he expresses the belief that there is no intention on the part of France to recognize the Confederacy. Gold in New York, Monday, 147½, Virginia sixes, 55. European items. The Mexican Consuls at Paris, Bordeaux, and Havre, had been compelled to cease the dischar
Fort Taylor (Texas, United States) (search for this): article 8
apers, of the 17th inst., have been received. The following is a summary of the news: The expedition under Gen. Banks had landed safely on the Texas shore of the Rio Grande, after experiencing very heavy weather. The Government works at Fort Brown were destroyed by the Confederates when they saw that the Yankees had landed. The town of Brownsville was set on fire by Confederate cavalry, but the Unionists resisted them and a bloody fight occurred. (?) The 15th Maine regiment was ordered Brownsville was set on fire by Confederate cavalry, but the Unionists resisted them and a bloody fight occurred. (?) The 15th Maine regiment was ordered to the support of the Unionists. Gen. W. H. F. Lee, confined at Fortress Monroe for several months, has been sent to Fort Lafayette. The steamer Sunnyside was destroyed by fire a few days ago, near Island No.16, twenty-six miles below New Madrid. The cargo consisted of 1,300 bales of cotton, which, together with the boat, is a total loss. Thirty passengers, including eight ladies, were drowned in attempting to get ashore. It is rumored that Gen. Gamble and Lieut. Gov. Gamble,
Mexico (New York, United States) (search for this): article 8
been sent to Fort Lafayette. The steamer Sunnyside was destroyed by fire a few days ago, near Island No.16, twenty-six miles below New Madrid. The cargo consisted of 1,300 bales of cotton, which, together with the boat, is a total loss. Thirty passengers, including eight ladies, were drowned in attempting to get ashore. It is rumored that Gen. Gamble and Lieut. Gov. Gamble, of Missouri, will shortly tender their resignations. An arrival from Havana brings later advices from Mexico. It is said that the interventionists have been defeated in various engagements by the troops of the Juarez Government. It is also said that the party of the Republic is gaining strength with the people. Gen. Comonfort is at the head of the National troops. The arrival of Maximilian is anxiously looked for by the friends of the monarchy. The Confederate steamer Georgia put into Santa Cruz, Teneriffe, on the 15th ult., to obtain supplies of coal and provisions. A lot of rebel do
Missouri (Missouri, United States) (search for this): article 8
support of the Unionists. Gen. W. H. F. Lee, confined at Fortress Monroe for several months, has been sent to Fort Lafayette. The steamer Sunnyside was destroyed by fire a few days ago, near Island No.16, twenty-six miles below New Madrid. The cargo consisted of 1,300 bales of cotton, which, together with the boat, is a total loss. Thirty passengers, including eight ladies, were drowned in attempting to get ashore. It is rumored that Gen. Gamble and Lieut. Gov. Gamble, of Missouri, will shortly tender their resignations. An arrival from Havana brings later advices from Mexico. It is said that the interventionists have been defeated in various engagements by the troops of the Juarez Government. It is also said that the party of the Republic is gaining strength with the people. Gen. Comonfort is at the head of the National troops. The arrival of Maximilian is anxiously looked for by the friends of the monarchy. The Confederate steamer Georgia put into San
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