| From the Richmond Dispatch |
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| June 4, 1862 |
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| Glorious news! |
| Another illustration of the inefficiency
of the blockade has to be recorded. One hundred barrels of powder,
just imported, reached here on the Macon train yesterday morning, and
two car loads of small arms were left in Macon because of the
inability of the engine to pull them.
They will come on in due time, and will be sent where they can do good
service. An additional proof that a Confederate port has been recently
entered by some sea goer, is found in the fact that yesterday
morning's mail contained a number of letters from our cousins across
the water. Brave!--Columbus Times. |
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