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The Daily Dispatch: February 16, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
pped through the vigilance of Mr. Dayton, have got to sea since his death, and are cruising under the rebel flag, under the names of Stonewall and Rapidan. He also declares that there is a secret treaty between the Emperor of France and the Richmond authorities. He intimates that the destination of the rebel iron-clads, which he pronounces invulnerable, is New York city, though they may first go to Boston and destroy that city; or they may go to Washington, or Mobile, or Beaufort, or up James river, and attack Grant's base. A New York letter, commenting on this intelligence, says: The sensation story published in the Daily News of this morning, in the shape of a London letter, about the departure of two iron-clads from Bordeaux, in the interests of Jeff. Davis, creates some remark, though the statements of that journal, ever acting in the rebel interest, are not entitled to much consideration. Some of our shipmaster are of opinion that the London writer has confounded th
The Daily Dispatch: February 16, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 4 (search)
Return of prisoners. --Between eight hundred and one thousand Confederate prisoners, who have been confined in Northern bastiles, arrived in this city yesterday afternoon. They reached City Point by flag-of-truce boat on Saturday last; but, in consequence of the heavy ice in James river, could not get to Richmond before. An equal number of Yankee prisoners will leave Rocketts this morning, from whence they will be taken to Varina, and then be transferred to the Federal flag-of-truce steamer in waiting to take them to Fortress Monroe.