Cotton and Gold Markets in 1863--What They Indicated--Great Divorce Trial--Arguments on Both Sides--First Confederate Loan--By whom Taken--Arrival in New York of Lord Brew-erton--His Conference with President McLane--Goes to Baltimore, and whom he Meets--Then on to Washington--Scene in Ben. Beveridge's Saloon--Then to English Embassy--Remains with Lord Lyons--Concludes to go South--How he Goes--His Disguise--Hiding in Negro Hut--Midnight Ride Behind a Blind Mule, in a Two-wheel Dirt Cart--How he Gets Through the Union Lines--Arrival in Richmond--Stops with President Davis--Grand Ball at Executive Mansion in Honor of Lord Brewerton--The Dresses of, and who Present--Trip Through Confederate States--His Report to President Davis--Returns to Washington--Attends President Lincoln's Levee with Confederate Officer--Reports to Philadelphia and New York Cotton Rings--Returns to England--Other English Lords in the Confederate States--Sons of Peers in the Confederate Army--All After the Gold Nuggets CHAPT VI. IN TIGHT PLACES AND OUT SHREWDNESS PULLING THE WIRES. Other Incidents in Running the Land Blockade--Mr. Danger-field a Passenger--His Strange Experiences--Mr. Willis a Passenger, and his Experiences--One of the Conductors Arrested as a Spy--How he Escapes--Senator Johnson in a Bad Fix--How he Got Out--No Ill-will Towards Perpetrators CHAPT VII. PRISONERS, HOW USED AND HOW ABUSED. CRAFT AND CRUELTY PROMPTING THE ACTORS. Bounty Jumpers, by whom and how Encouraged--Richmond Diplomacy, and how Put in Practice--Bounty Jumpers Specially Well Treated--Treatment of Other Union Prisoners at Libby Prison--At Castle Thunder--At Salisbury--At Ander-sonville--Related by an Eye-Witness CHAPT VIII. GUERILLAS ON THE WAR-PATH. CUNNING AND DUPLICITY PROMPTING THE ACTORS. DESTRUCTION IN THE BACKGROUND. "Moseby's Cavalry," how Organized and how Operated--Startling Facts Never Before Published--Four Persons Bound with Chains, and then Burned with Storehouse and Contents--Stealing of a Horse from Lieutenant-Colonel Phillips--A "Dunk-ard" Murdered for his Money--Paymaster Tilletson Gobbled Up--Six Union Officers about to be Hung by Moseby's Guerillas, and how Saved--Three Officers Stripped Naked, and Turned Out to Perish--How Rescued--Murder of Cavalry Prisoners After Surrender--Grant and Sheridan's Plan of Retribution--Terrible Results CHAPT IX. WHAT BECAME OF SLAVES DURING AND AFTER THE WAR. THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR PROMPTING THE ACTORS. "WE NEBER SEED'em ANY MORE." Number of Slaves Before the War--Number After--What Became of them During and After the War--Droves to Texas--Shiploads to Brazil and Cuba--How the Trade was Carried On--Kidnapping After the War--Northern and Southern Consciences CHAPT X. THE CONFEDERACY AS SEEN FROM WITHIN. PRIDE, PASSION, AND WANT IN THE BACKGROUND.