The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23

TIE BAsTARDs oP NEW YoRK--A young
lady, belonging 10 one of the most respectable
families in New Orleans, lately arrived IN
New y ork, with her aunt, who il in feeble
health to spend the summer season. They
proceeded 10 y private boarding. house, and,
while quietly minding their own business,
were insuitcd by receiving the following
threa tening document from the dastardly
- Committee OF Thirty three =:
MADAM AS II person taForiug traitors TO
the Union, you are notified that your name IL
recorded on the Secret List OF This AssocIa-
tion your movements are being strictly
ws tched and uuless yUu Openly declare your
adherence TO the Union, you viii be dealt
Wit Is 4 TRAiToR.
Commenting upon this, the New York Day
Book says:
Now, we think it is about time that these
scamps We're brought 10 justice. The iair
fame OF New ork city demands 1t. Men can
| take care OF such fellows as these, but when
| they insult and annoy ladies, it Is high time
| they were exposed. Who authorized this
New York Vigilance Association - We ask
| the respectable gentlemen OF the Union De-
| fence Committee" II they know anything OF
this matter win Gen. Dix please inform
| the public whether he coun tenauces such an
invasion OF the rights OF pita.ity, and sue
All outrage upon res pee table ladies who have
committed no crime, broken no law, and Who
| simply ask the poor pTiviIege OF being allowed
| TO live uudisturbed by insults ana annoyed
| by threatsY II is quite time that this secret
| cabal, who are sending threatening letters,
| were presented to the Recorder Of the city IUI
his consideration. We do not doubt that
| that officer viii me;e out 10 all such midnight
| cons spira tors the justice they 20 richly de
| serve.
| OrrkAGs ON a CIuzEs of NIsaIxTA.-Wt
copy the following from the ParkeI=hurl
| News
| Gu Thursday, the 9th inst. an Outrage Wa
| committed upon ii citizen OF this county ant
| State by II lawless mob i'll Marietta, Ohio
| which Is but another proof or the way II
| which the Union" men of the present day
| propose 10 protect the rights OF citizens an,
| to "enforce the laws" Dir. Bond, a prictis
| ing physician residing in WiliiamstoWa, op
! posite Marietta, visited the latter place oi
| business. While i'll the store OF Dir. Brendn
| several persons came i'll and denounced ii
| very general terms all Seceesioniste, and ex
| pressed 4 determination to hang any one u
| them who might be found III Marietta. On
| OF them then said DR. Bond was Secessionist
and they would string him up. Soon III
| room was filled with men who asserted thei
| determination to pat the threats hich ha
been made into immediate execution. Her
Mr. Brennan in nterposed. and said he knew NJ:
Bond TO be Union man, and opposed 10 81
| cession, (Which he isl aud proposed
| them 10 nterrogate him, which was donc.-
| He repIied that he was then aud always li,t
| been opposed TO secession. and would yOL
| against il, but was willing 10 submit to Tn
| decision of the people OF the State upon IN
| question. This did not suit the rabble, an
a consultation WAS held TO decide whethe
| they should hang him. shoot him, stone hil
To death or otherwise prove their devotio
to the Union by numbering defenceless mar
| Al last, they marched him down 10 the rive
with loaded guns pointed at his person, ami
! the leers and insults of the crowd, and givin
| linn a small dag 10 carry over the river, oi
| dered him 10 cross holding it up over Ii
head, under the penalty of being shot dead
| he lowered it. We have been Informed tha
| tho mob was raised by n citizen OF William:
| town who followed DIR. Bond over the rive
and told a malicious faisehood ipr tue pU
| pose of having him lynched.