The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-03
Insers.sins Letter from Lady In New Or.
leans
n. s,,lovia~ .sttE sro,. . fadv of Hs1 Orleans.

Aksc ASkOWtDB sUbtOt HUN booy - ~" ~ss~o-e~
giving some asstuns Of proeSsdisgs h that p'aas
asse-dass upon ths dspArtafs Ct Confederate
tslsonsrs Tor exchange, W IL b f9ana very Inter
estins:
Thinking you woula uke 10 hear from New o.
lsans evsn II Il b through one ef th4 opprssst
race who inhabh tnis wsesehed prison house. Will
many shuddsr and tzembls. With many = peep
| Al door and window TO zee u negro o. Yankee spy
| bo usar, I JN down q fsw femnlscsrct Of tie
bsssis OF sLs 80 h Yss, ws have been ssaia d.
featsd-s second time "hss the city been Estc ned
] frora domestic Zoe J."
About nine o'eloex In tie uacrairg crSw wd ol
the rs3tl w IN N Of Asw Crlsaus assembled on he
lsvss, 70 bid farewell to the prisoners e. lug back
to ~sll the ranks Of be&vs men. who will ons day
free us from tho chains that now lind NJ, and,
uhxt Is more CALLING st he shame that The bistss
side Only knew how ws autzs hsre shsy would IN
cover thsr heads Ia future years when they meet
IN o,d mar, woman. ehld. whc dwels hsrs daring
Buffers reign Of terror, aud call them 70: oa' y
passiosa bus By higher title maftyst Aowev.
our nrsve toidisrs axe winning both Titles for n
In other asljS.
Ba. have left the rebels drawn up p line Of bel.
doubtful how II would ke rxds. They msrs ON
talnly gsodsy company, or rueAns AaseatudS; f0E.
fTon Csnsi hsrsst Feiry alacat TO Cazrolscu. the
! sunshire f,!i upon the Dany-colors robes snd
dive the farewell wave, ~ msks the air ring wita q
Ei.u. th8t, In each heart, SvesA "0cd bless you p
IN back to their hotucs to take up tine yoke and
bs patisns for . Gtt!e Willie longer.
ne ed c.owd. ran a muT.aur. what is iti -.>Lat
Is M VS. asked Of Aiy near. Only Iaat ws
arc ordeted 10 dispefsD and SO hcme !, for oas.
wat go. / came ont hsrs 10 ase tae boys eff and
IL dis f1r Is, l mean TO SEQ Them go." "1ur,
Ns1am." said = nassl standing near. wao had lis'
teisd In horror TO !ai3 rebs. speech, 'the oficsr
sad th4s she CIT WI doAs no: 0isp within haf
boar Is will DO tired in;ol" let. not one Il ~
f,f ming ham mn fnSsf pf -
ht,!s uneasy, helpless, looking srcuud for . place
Of refuge. when lhs oAunons ten n number, were
brought up and arranged In Dss:ls line. sna,bsred
We on.y gathered closer together, AMI waited
tas Alta. A little man, III sig boots ani; gsunt.
iet Euekssin gloves, commanded tbs IAnkss.-
Discrimination s.,i Hsirei rs<e ouf co-anlaG:oEs;
ara Cp ~ O'Clock ,hey had proved thema-lvss
SooI Generals Ths ut.le 0iustsred, q. II "a.
and, Ia tas n.sns of the iautgcltie colM anaIaS
General, crdsred us - 50 hone; bat that naina
oors no magic spell TO asv aiken fear Ii Tue sanks -
30, varqnshed by the psrsistanca stna laughter OF
\ the crowd, 1uckxkin Ietirs1 10 await reinforce.
msuts Here they 5ms; and tleie Is s,Ine !itt'e
uneaaiaess In tue rot 81 ranks for, etssi1s In tho
sasshin-, comes q loxg string OF bAy0ae 3. They
form Ia lro; &suckska given ths Ostsr. FIX bsyo.
nsfs-ckarxel' And thsy 10 Cha gGs-..to TIA
L1iis. of the red white and red 5Onno psrAsciA,
erytns cAiidren. aau stutbIrn snsn. tho brave "
Eofthercets win their gKlIns way. Ooe frees
fall slowly tack, Win many well se:t shois y:
tize aud iidiculs that gal aud harSss she sSs.ly
As after defeat 1t is tho .a,hion to change the
bsso Ut oie: siions 20. whsc driven from the ".
entity u ths boat rallied snd formed iao iins
again Oor Generals Were everywhere Strength
e4.ii solaswhS: broxshless ranks, Again
was y ehArEs mAd,, Gu; sje p .urinS some wo
Ioz IA hasdkachiefs, each wi.h c Confederate A ax
CT :o!dafed in the corner. We rail.oG, GS again.
VITA q sort OF stlp d cespair, the enamy charged
u2lnua Our 0s.erAs grew Stronger at ogssy
charge. AID when might closed upon tho asld. II
fhs Cfavs Yankees haid 0ns part OF the lsvcs, the
sPalv vaf.. Ga F1d SSlsNnP bold ha
ceurss disbanded, Instructed by our General to
return bright and early next Gay.
II Lad space l woaid tell You how vie cooked
and took down 10 tho pss uers tbs hes. alarsr We
staid ut the wharf, tie levee was Crowded; and,
when they did 80, how We weso al there, and
waved, and shoutej uoiil We were honrss. Ba. TO
tell OF al the events Ct those three dsys would
tax both soar time and Dat;sn 90 so. ia ons ia
eadsns Of the first days d yht viii close
HsAnd1ng Eeaf tie boks, Wt1cro BuCkkk3a draw
up his mon, ~. s.is zs~-s s.s,. a<4...A La assr
mourning Thres tqontha ago tae sad nsws had
come that the brother Nhc, fer two icrg years.
had fought 80 bravsiy, he'd given up his lie st
last and now. Oh that bat, ~eat hez only re-.
mslriOg che to take his plaso. che did MT nsCd
ths crowd or heed thz man wao ordered ksr 10
move. until the brute stuck hlx bayone. in hse
arm. ElsasoG her head over the N aund II, q .uFnea
AMI said: IF ray bs osher On shore YGu should
pay fof this alD no. going hcrl< uas! that boa.
goes cat )" and tnxned her bsox upon lin, Tho
wretch struck her with his osy0nst @ lick q
Eah.nicG stSct Irish Woulal Resumed tLs blow.
The bully shfsnA back and said s. You 20 to !,-.'
"no." was the retort. '.Etonewa,i J Jsckson han
seat 20 S;any Yankees there thst could dnd GO
room" A shout went up that caused Yankee to
get out Of tbs way In double QaiCk.
In conclusion. lst ms say. 1t was no nob that
had gathered 10 see this boat, going to "tne lscd
Of CIR dssirss." fhe very s.its o; the city wero
thsss. That va resisted titght enti,lo us to be
called usiaayl like. ECu must rene mbes Il is the
fist time ths .Adie, OF New Orleans aavo hal
chance Ct slc wing taer love for our so,i iisys sad
hSrs4 fcr Cur Yankee masters. To an sp2sa, from
oae Ct ,hs YAnkses III y0a ars q lady yoc vii 80
mona 1tetly." tao AcsS5r WAS: 81 sm not Lady
sally a naotaec. with q son on thst boat, and the
ikss 'aing he sh Ill eos on this levee is my lace "