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The Daily Dispatch: November 12, 1863., [Electronic resource], From Northern Virginia. (search)
lear, the two Union officers donned their disguise, and walked boldly past the two rebel sentries doing guard duty at the entrance, also five more rebel soldiers who sat at the door. Prior to leaving, the fugitives were directed to follow the James river road, which they pursued. They traveled as fast as circumstances would permit and not to excite suspicion, but were no great distance from the 11th by when they heard the cavalry after them, while they were in an open field. The fugitives atæsar the things that are Cæsar's," even if they do not always obey the rest of the injunction. They act equally well upon any stage, before any audicfice, under any flag. Undoubtedly, if the Gomersal had performed "The Child of the Regiment" In Richmond they would have wrapped themselves in the "Stars and Bars" and sung the rebel "Marselliaise." Now, in New York, they will probably substitute the Stars and Stripes and "Hall, Columbia." That is the way the theatrical world wage; and an exceedi