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The Daily Dispatch: July 20, 1863., [Electronic resource], Gen. Lee's army. (search)
ays ago two disloyal letters were intercepted on the Peninsular, and the evidence in the case pointed to Mrs. A. as the writer. One of them was addressed to "Rev. Morgan Dix," the father of Gen. Dix, and the other to her sister in Cincinnati. In that to her sister she speaks of Gen. Stoneman as the "white gloved" General, and criGen. Dix, and the other to her sister in Cincinnati. In that to her sister she speaks of Gen. Stoneman as the "white gloved" General, and criticises his leniency towards the Confederates; his not destroying the dwelling and farm of Hon. James A. Seddon, Secretary of War, on his raid through Goochland. The letter written to Dix is represented to have furnished the names of a lady in Washington city and two ministers in New York who are gravely accused of sympathy wDix is represented to have furnished the names of a lady in Washington city and two ministers in New York who are gravely accused of sympathy with the rebellion, and advises their arrest. The letter also alludes to the mission to Europe of Rev. Dr. Hoge, of Richmond — that the statement of his having gone abroad to purchase Bibles is but a pretext, and declares that his real business is to exercise his influence in furthering the interests of the South. It also disclose