The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-15
NUMBER @.
A NEW and INTERESTING BOOK.
READY TODAY, AxD
FOR SALE AT ALL TH1 DOoxsroRRs.
OBSERVATIONS IN THE NORTH /:
Eight noN1zs n r1zson
AND OF 1A1otI.
By EDWARD A. POLLARD.

This record Of the writer's captivity a0>c1sn q.
hibition Of moral aspects II The war vAiHh ass,
indeed, the mostintsrssns part u it, histosy; and
what he observed in IN interval of pare1e G1tsnd-
ing over several months, In which tims he kAA tie
opportunity Of visiting the principal cities of the
North, and obtaining insight into Yankee politics
and society, may have value 70 those many per
sons in the Confederate States Who desire 70 know
the real temper and political designs q the North.
The followfug rxBkE cONrExrs gives m 3aeA
Of the various features Of interest in this nsw and
attractive book -
CONTENTS:
CHI. I.-RuNN1Se THE BLockADs-The I" Grey
hound" Passing the Blockade Lines-The Cap-
ture-Yankee Courtesy-Of Fortress Monroe.
CHI. u-CrR1os1rrxs or rur YASkss BLOCK
ADE.-Correspondence with Lord Lyons, &c.
CHI. Iu.-A WEEK IN Observation-Disclosures TO
the United States Marshal-A Fugitive Slave-Ir
the Streets Of Boston: Two Spectaeles-A Circle OF
Secessionists in the IS Hub Of the Universe"
CHI. Iv.-CoxMIrxRNT TO FoRr wAaar..-Hor.
rors of the Yankee Bastile-Torture Of " A Brutal
Villain"-A Letter to Secretary Welles.
CHI. v.-JouRNAL Morris IN PRIsoN.-precious
Tributes of sympathy-Pdrtrait Of the Yankee-A
New England Shepherd-SudeIings and Refec-
tions-Fourth Of July in Fort Warren.
CH. vI-JounSAL MOTHS Coxr1xuEp.-Li1e in
the Casemates-How the Yankees Treat Foreign-
ers~southe,n @ " Aristocracy "-Friends in Boston-
Massachusetts, "Chivalry Have We . Govern
ment"!
CH. vII-Ep1soDKs IN PRrsox.-AC Council in the
Casemates-An Attempt to Escape. 81
CH. vIII.-JorESAL Norxs.-My Affair With
Lord Lyons EndedsThe Niagara Falls' Bubble:
Comforting words-How Dying Prisoners are
Treated.
| CHI. IX.|oppNAL NorRs CoxrrxuxD-A Yam
MAP of Busy Life i" in Boston-siciness and Re-
Elections in Prison-Female Philosophy ON the
War.
| CHI. x.-Our OF PR1soS.-My Parole-My Bos-
| ton Benefactress-In Yankee Atmosphere Letter
| from Boston-Some Words on "Peace Negotia-
| consolidating.
CHI. XI-PARrIEs AND OPINIONS IN THR NoRrH.
Vagabond Knights of Secessia
CHI. XU.-TME TRuE VALUE ruK NILIrARY
SITUATION IN THE NoRrH.-The Question Of Kndu.
| rance On the part Of the Confederacy.
CHI. XIII.-JouRNAL NOrRs.-Letter from
Catholic Friend-An Evening Party in Brooklyn-
| Political Preaching-Renegade Virsiniaas.
CHI XIV.-A CoxpARArIvH VIHw OF NORTHERN
DEspofIsM.-The Record Of Mr.. Lincoln's Admin
istration.
| Oh. Xv.-FRox NEW YoRx TO FoRrRxss Nox.
RoE.-Two Days in Baltmore-A Bit Of Romance
| Captain Putfsr"-The Negro Settlement at Fort
| ress Monroe.
| CH. XvI-A DAY WITH GExnRAL BurLRR.--
The Civilization and Poetry Of the "Sanitary Com
mission General Buffers Philosophy and " Lit
| tie Stories"
CHI. XvII.-ON PAROLE IN FoRfRRss NoxRon.-
4 Recollection Of General Ritg Keox-rHts1of Dis
| appointment-Letter from . Cstheaic Ae&Aer: b
| MensOrt0M.
| CHI. XVIII.-CLOsE AND SOLIrARY CoNyrxE.
| xgSr.-Life in a 0uard-Box-Nemorsble Suffer.
| itgs-A Glimpse Of Hope.
CH. XIX.-A WEEK THE YANKEE LINEs
| AROUND R1cHxOND.-The Pleasure Party on ,La
! "River Quecn"-General Butler Aroused and Pro.
| fane-Yankee "War Correspondents" at Head
quarters-Material of the Yankee Army: Negro
5oldiers-Yankce Officers on "suhjugation "-Ge-
| neral Buffers Tribute to General Lee-How Mada
| a Marrow Escape to Richmond.
| CHI. XX.-SoxE RErLEcTIoSs.-Ths Hope Of ths
| Cenfederacy.
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