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... Terry since that of Sunday Bight announcing the result of the assault. C. A. Dana, Assistant Secretary of War. The Bichmond Whig contains the following account of the fall of Fcrt Fisher :• — The unwelcome news of the fall of Fort Fisher, com- manding ...
... his rooms yesterday, and at once resolved themselves into committee of the whole on the state of the Union.” The Jlirhmond Whig, of the same date, says : “There were developments to-day relative to the mission of Mr. Frank F. Blair, sen. His movements ...
... and passage of which are covered by formidable fortifications. Hoke'. division, 5,000 strong, was at Wilmington. The Richmond Whig contains the following accounts of the fall of Fort Fisher:— The unwelcome news of the fall of Fort Fisher, commanding the ...
... close here, as the R. R. Cuyler is just about to leave with despatches for Fortress Monroe. Confederate Account. The Richmond Whig of Jau. IT contains the following : Fall of Fort Fisher. —The unwelcome news of the fall of Fort Fisher, commanding the entrance ...
... her way North with dispatches. Two 15-inch guns burst on the monitors. (Signed) . E. T. NICHOLS, Commander. The Richmond Whig of the 17th contains the following account of the capture of Fort Fisher : _ _ _ The unwelcome news of the fall of Fort Fisher ...
... yields up ibs sucncesses to thoe vrho will take such hazars end wrill thus pqy the coat. CONFEDERATE ACCOUNT. The Ridhmond Whig of the 17th contains the following amcount of the capture of Fort Fisher: PAFL OF POET FIO . The unwelcome news pf thefall ...
... disgraceful coalition of the ultra- Tories and the Whigs—the Tories, headed by Lord George Bentinok and Mr. Disraeli, actuated by tei Tenge on account Peel preferring hia country jto his party; the Whigs, headed by Lords Palmerston and Russell, and impelled ...
... arc confident of success; and that in poultry in the kitchen. They hnaffy awarei however, that the agricultural classes, as Whig onnosition to Mr. Murphy an active canvass for Mr. orders for her hustand to clear off the land one . organ* allege, have made ...
... esteem, either Liberals or Conservatives. The Utter class could not have much reason to speak well of it; since it preferred the Whig to the Tory Premier, all through the last fire years. And, as the Liberals, Mr. Leatilam’s scornful allusion to it, which lately ...
... political conflict in our own times, as compared with the early days, when the _Edinburgh never praised a Tory, nor the Quarterly a Whig. A very masterly sketch of the last campaign in America corrects some popular fallacies, exposes the misrepresentations of ...
... light-draught gunboats entered the inlet and anchored in Cape Fear River. Richmond papers confirm the capture of Fisher, which the Whig says is an unfortunate rather than disastrous event ; the capture cuts off but 6ne channel into. Cape Fear River, as Fort Cass ...