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The Daily Dispatch: July 23, 1864., [Electronic resource], The Alabama and Kearsarge. (search)
r, dated july 5th. We copy a portion of it: La France, a paper which receives the inspirations of Mr. Slidell, says that on account of his shattered health Capt Semmes is soon going to the springs of Germany, and that his 1st Lieutenant has been recommended by the Captain to the Confederate Government to take his place on the om, but it is almost certain now that the two frigates which were built by M Arman have gone definitively into the hands of Prussia; so that if the successor of Capt Semmes does get a new vessel, it can only be in England. But there is great doubt as to the truth of the assertion of La France Notwithstanding the universal and active sympathy for Semmes in England, and notwithstanding the desire to help him or his successor to a new ship, the English people are growing more careful about violations of the neutrality laws, and it may well be doubted whether another vessel of any importance can be got out. Moreover, Capt. Winslow claims every officer and man