Memphis, November 19, 1862. Ma). JOHN A. RAWLINS, Assistant Adjutant-General, La Grange: Srr: Inclosed is a communication of Lieut. Gen. J. C. Pemberton, Confederate Army, dated Jackson, Miss., November 12,…
[Untitled] Funchal, March 1, 1864. Most Excellent Sir: I have the honor of informing your excellency that the American steamer Florida left the port last night, about 8.30 p. m.,…
[Untitled] Civil Government of Funchal, February 29, 1864. Most Illustrious Sir: I have the satisfaction of informing you that the commander of the ship Florida (south American corsair) has, according…
Memphis, November 17, 1862. JOSEPH TaGG, Esq., President Washington Union Club: DEAR Sir: The resolutions of November 16 are before me. 1 heard them read at the time, and the…
[Untitled] Civil Government of Funchal, February 29, 1864. Most Illustrious Sir: Having been informed by the captain of this port that the commander of the ship Florida, south American corsair,…
[Untitled] Funchal, February 29, 1864. Most Excellent Sir: I communicated your excellency’s order to the commander of the steamer Florida, said orders being to the effect that he might acquire…
Memphis, November 17, 1862. F. G. Pratt, Esq., Memphis, Tenn.: DEAR SiR: Yours of November 14 has been before me some days. [ have thought of the subject-matter, and appreciate…
[Untitled] Civil Government of Funchal, February 29, 1864. Most Excellent Sir:On view of your communication, wherein you inform me that you had intimated the commander of the ship Florida, south…
[Untitled] Funchal, February 28, 1864. Most Excellent Sir: In compliance with the orders received from your excellency, I have intimated the commander of the war steamer Florida to leave this…
Memphis, November 16, 1862. Admiral DAviID D. PORTER, Commanding United States Naval Forces, Cairo: Sir: Yours of November 12 is just received, and though very busy receiving and disposing of…