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The Daily Dispatch: July 23, 1864., [Electronic resource], The Alabama and Kearsarge. (search)
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 of the late Alabama as his prisoners, and he believes the officers will admit the point,n was suspended, Mr. Sandford's dinner was deprived of a prominent part of its attraction, and the ship is now at sea. Capt Winslow and his officers also left Paris yesterday morning to join their ship, and to prepare at once to go to sea. The festivities offered to Capt Winslow and officers by the American residents at Paris came to a close on Sunday by a handsome dinner given by Mr. Monroe, the banker, at the Hotel des Reteraoirs at Versalites. Besides the officers of the Kearsarge and tt, had performed that duty on Friday last. On that day Lieut Thornton, First Lieutenant of the Kearsarge, reported to Capt Winslow that a company of officers, who had descended from a steamer which came down from the direction of Havre, presented th