The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18
By EDWARD A. POLLARD.

This record of the Writer'S captivity affords ex
hibtion Of moral aspects Of the war which are,
indeed theost interesting part of its history and
what he observed in interval Of parole, extend
ing over several months, in which time he had the
opportunity Of visiting the principal cities of the
North and obtaining insight into Yankee politics
and society, may have value to those many per-
sons in the Confederate States who desire to know
the real temper and political designs of the North
The following TABLE OF CONTENTS gives all idea
of the various features Of interest III this new and
attractive book -
CONTENTS:
CHI. I.-RrSNISG THE BLocKADE.-The 1" Grey
hound "-Passing the Blockade Lnes-The Cap
ture-Yankee COurtesy-OH Fortress Monroe.
CHI. I.-CuRIosITIEs OF THE YANKEE BLOCK
lADE.-Corespondence with Lord Lyons, &c.
CHI. III.--A WEEK Observation-Disclosures to
the United States Marshall Fugitive Slave-In
Secessionists in the " Hub of the Universe"
CHI. IV.-COMMITMENT TO FORT WARREN.-Hor.
rors Of the Yankee Bastile-Torlure of g Brutal
Villain "A Letter to Secretary Welles.
CHI. V.-JOuRNAL NOTEs IN PRIsOS.-Precious
Tributes Of Sympathy-Poftrait of the Yankee-A
New England Observation-Disclosures and Ret.ec-
tions-Fourth of July in Fort Warren.
Gil vI-JounSAL NorEs CoSrIxrrD.-Life in
the Casemates-lIow the yankees Treat Foreign
ers--Southern "Arstocracy Friends in Boston
Massachusetts, "Chivahy -" Have we d Govern
ment".
"CH VII-Ep1soDKs IN PRrsoy-A Council in the
Cascmates-An Attempt to Escape.
CHI VII-JouE~.L Nor...-Mv Affair with
Lord Lyons EndOi-The niagara Falls Bubble
Comforting Words-llow Dying Prisoners are
Treated.
CHI. IX.--JouRNAL NorIs ConlIxuEp.-A Yam
KEGS Confession: Confederate Cvilzation-A
| MAJ, Of I'm Lift RnSfn Stcln
Elections in Prison-Female Philosophy on the
War.
CHI. X.-Our or PRIsoS.-My Parole-My Bos.
ton Beneiactrtss-In Yankee Atfaos phere-A Letter
from Boston--Some Wolds OH "Peace Negotua-
tons Waiting.
CHI. XI-PAKTIEs AND OrlSIoxs IL THE NoRlu
Vagabond Knights Of Secessia
CHI. XII.-TnE TRTE VALUE .THE MILITARY
SITUATION IN THE NoRrH.-The Question OF Endu-
rance Oh the part of the Contederacy.
CIT. XIII.-JouRHAL NorLs.-Lette, from a
Catholic Friend AN Evening Party in Erooklyn-
Political Preaching Virginians.
Gil. NlV.-A COMPARATIVE VIEw Or NORTHERN
DEsrorIsM.-The Record OF Mr.. Lincoln's Admin
istration.
CHI. XV.-FRoM NEw York TO FoErREss MoS-
ROI-Two Days i'll Baltimore-A Bit OF komance-
Captain puiier The Negro Settlement at Fort
ress Monroe.
Gil. XVI-A DAY WITH GENERAL B,rIER.-
The Civilization and Poetry of the SANITARY COM
mission General Buffers Philosophy and Lit
tie Stories"
chi. XVI.-OS PAROLE IN FORTRESS MONROE
A Recollection OF General Fit1 lce--A Bitter bis
appointment-Letter from Catholic Mother: In
Ment",ran,.
Gil. XVIII.-CLOsF AND SOLITARY CoSrIxE-
MENT.-Lfe u Guard-Box-MemorableS Suffer-
ings-A Glimpse of Hope.
Gil. XlX.-A WEEK IN THE YANKEE LINES
AROUND RICHMOND.-The Pleasure Party Oh the
"River cen"-General Batter Aroused and Pro-
fane-Yankee "War Correspondents" ut Head
quarters-Material Of the Yankee Army: Negro
Soldiers-iankee Officers On "Subjugation Gle
neral Buffers Tribute to General Lce-Ilow Made
a Marrow Escape to Richmond.
CHI. XX-SoME RLfLkcrIOSs.--The Hope of the
Contcderacy.
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