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The Daily Dispatch: November 12, 1861., [Electronic resource], From the Rio Grande. (search)
rom the city of Brownsville, and taken to Matamoras during the past week. Mayor Dye has issued a notice warning persons engaged in such practices that they had better be on the watch how they break the law, or the officers may catch them at it. The Smith, Robert Smith, Capt. Robert Smith, of the steamer Arazona, is in town again, having arrived here despite of all the Lincolnites in the Gulf, on Thursday night. His conveyance and the way of getting here are all to be kept dark. Col. G. H. Weaver, Col. H. L. Kinny, Lieut. Hollins, Captain Lopez, and Dr. Sutherland, constituted Capt. Smith's escort. Capt. J. R. Mitchell, formerly of the U. S. Navy, arrived at Brownsville from Havana, by way of Tampico. He is on his way to Richmond. He is a native of North Carolina, but was appointed from Florida. While in command of the sloop of-war Wyoming, of the Pacific squadron, he heard of the secession of his adopted State, and immediately resigned on his arrival in San Francisco.