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The Daily Dispatch: May 31, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
n several instances, of the most important character. The examination of this mail has revealed the fact that a constant correspondence is kept up between a number of the citizens of this State and others in the South, and it has also given Colonel Woolley the clue to important facts which will soon be developed, and the denouement of which will be of interest to persons in New York as well as in other places. In many of the letters remittances were made by the writers to those to whom the letters were addressed, while in others money, clothing, &c., are asked for. The correspondence in many cases is exceedingly humorous, and in others quite sorrowful, but we are informed by Col. Woolley that in almost every instance the writers speak in the most determined character of their confidence in the ultimate triumph of the South. Many of the writers detail the wants and privations to which they are subjected, and the high prices of food, clothing, &c. One states that he was recei