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Richmond (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 2
Exchange of prisoners. The exchange of prisoners goes on well. Thirty-two hundred Confederates have been delivered, and Captain Hatch is now engaged in the delivery of the Yankees in return. Arrangements have been made to exchange a large number of prisoners at Mobile; and it is probable that exchange will soon be resumed on James river, as the arrangements made at Savannah and Mobile were only at the suggestion of Commissioner Ould, in order to obviate the necessity of so much overland travel on the part of the Yankee prisoners.
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Exchange of prisoners. The exchange of prisoners goes on well. Thirty-two hundred Confederates have been delivered, and Captain Hatch is now engaged in the delivery of the Yankees in return. Arrangements have been made to exchange a large number of prisoners at Mobile; and it is probable that exchange will soon be resumed on James river, as the arrangements made at Savannah and Mobile were only at the suggestion of Commissioner Ould, in order to obviate the necessity of so much overland travel on the part of the Yankee prisoners.
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Exchange of prisoners. The exchange of prisoners goes on well. Thirty-two hundred Confederates have been delivered, and Captain Hatch is now engaged in the delivery of the Yankees in return. Arrangements have been made to exchange a large number of prisoners at Mobile; and it is probable that exchange will soon be resumed on James river, as the arrangements made at Savannah and Mobile were only at the suggestion of Commissioner Ould, in order to obviate the necessity of so much overland travel on the part of the Yankee prisoners.