The Sun.
London, England, 1861-08-31 00:00:00

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DISAFFECTED SLAVES.—Many of the negroes in
Richmond are at present idle on account of the tobacco fac-
tories having been closed, and there is considerable uneasi-
ness felt in regard to them by the white population. The
patrol and police force, which parade the streets day and
night, always have their guns loaded, so as to be prepared
for any emergency. The negroes are kept well informed
of the course of events by the coloured waiters at the vari-
ous hotels, where the officers, over their wine and whisky,
discuss military affairs with more freedom than discretion.
A short time ago, three negroes were passing down one of
the streets of Richmond, when one of them complained to
the others of the treatment he had recently received from
his master, to which one of his companions replied " 'Well,
never mind ; Massa Lincoln will be here soon, and den
it will be all right." This conversation having been
overheard, the negroes were arrested, and each received
thirty-nine Fishes, On another occasion our informant
saw a negro drilling, in the outskirts of the city, after
the usual military fashion, some forty or fifty negroes.
He asked him what he was drilling the negroes for, to which.
he replied, "Oh everybody learnin' to be soldiers now ;
why not de darkeys, too ?" Not satisfied with this answer he
repeated the interrogatory, when the negro said, " Well,
really, massa, I don't like to say." It is a general com-
plaint among the whites that the negroes are much more
impudent than usual, and but little disposed to cheerful-1Y
submit to the restraints which were formerly
imposed upon
them, Philadelphia Press.

aaptain Cecil F. Holder (the
B I It H S.
BOYS.—On the 26th inst., at Worth, Sandwich, the wife of
Captain H. Boys, R.N., of a daughter.
H teur Ee ;to
Carbineers), of a son.
.r—dsOhinret,htehe2w7tihfeionfst. at the Vicarage, Bromyard,
at Due.,um ington, Oxon, the
VINCENT.—On the 26th inst.,
wife of the Rev. Edward 0. Vincent, of a daughter.

MAItRIAGES.
MORRELL—STRETTON.—On the 29th inst., at St. Michael's,
Lieil?rlant George T. tforrell, R.N., son of
R.N., of Erith, to Ellen Mary, only
sCll:irpgvhtlaviginantgMe'SarrnegTter of Henry Stratton, Esq., Cromwell
Ifighgato.
GnEY.--On the 29th inst., at All SainW, Saint
John's •wood, the Rev. John Sansom, rector of Busling-
thorpe, Lincolnshire, to Hannah Jane, daughter oft he
late Hon. Edward Grey, DD Lord Bishop of Here-
ford. .
sAHNosuoivsie:._

ARMSTRONG.--OnthDe 1112StAh TinlsTt.,S.Major Thomas Arm-
strong, late of the 16th Lancers, and 46th Foot, aged
64.
BOTELER.—On the 22d inst., at Lyme, Dorsetshire, Henry
Boteler, Esq., Captain R.N., aged 69.
BULLIVANT.—On the 28th inst., at Herne Lodge, Oandle,
Northamptonshire, Mrs. Bullivant, aged 98.
CLERKE.—On the 28th inst., at the Heath, Salop, Henry
Carr, youngest child of Sir Wm. H. Clerke, Bart., of 15,
Eaton-place, south, aged 10 months.
HARLEY.—On the 29th inst., at Loughborough, Edward

Harley, gentleman, aged 67.
/WADAm.—On the 28th inst., at The Park, Bath, William
M'Adam, Esq., of Ballochmorrie House, Ayrshire,;Sur.
veyor-General of Roads, aged 58.

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