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The Daily Dispatch: March 6, 1863., [Electronic resource], article 7 (search)
nimously. It would be a most gratifying spectacle if the unanimity of the committee could prevail in Congress." Col. Walter Harriman, nominee of the Union party in New Hampshire for Governor, accepts the nomination. A dispatch from New York, dated the 2d, gives the following items of news from that city: The 2d New Hampshire regiment passed through this city on their way home to day. The Supervisors passed the tax levy of over $8,000,000 over the Mayor's vote. Judge Barnard instructed the Grand Jury to find bills against those parties implicated in arbitrary arrests. Application has been made for the release of British subjects in Fort Lafayette. Judge Shipman has decided that the habeas corpus cannot be suspended. He refused to hear the argument of counsel. The Mayor has vetoed Fitz John Porter's reception, which was voted by the city authorities. The Monitor and Catskill went South from Philadelphia Sunday. The following officers