...answer was ever received to cither of these letters. General Mulford, on the 31st of August, 18(i4, informed me in writing, that he had no communication...world think of what follows? On the 24th of January, 18G4, Mr. Otild wrote to General Hitchcock, the Federal Agent of Exchange: "In view of the present...

...carried out, would have been to release all the prisoners belonging to it, while a large number of ours would have remained in prison awaiting the chances of the capture of their equivalents. Thus, having ascertained that exchanges could not be made, either on the basis of the cartel, or officer...

...carried out, would have been to release all the prisoners belonging to it, while a large number of ours would have remained in prison awaiting the chances of the capture of their equivalents. Thus, having ascertained that exchanges could not be made, either on the basis of the cartel, or officer...

...because the Federal officials did not deem it worthy of a reply, or because they feared to make one? As the Federal authorities at that time had a large...awaiting the chances of the capture of their equivalents. II. In January, 1864, and, indeed, some time earlier, it became very manifest that in consequence of...

...because the Federal officials did not deem it worthy of a reply, or because they feared to make one? As the Federal authorities at that time had a large...awaiting the chances of the capture of their equivalents. II. In January, 1864, and, indeed, some time earlier, it became very manifest that in consequence of...