The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-13
TIE WAR

rvs Bsa on brings Us the folIe wiz pGr,co,,-,
Of ou,rages peIpetrs;sd in s.. 1rigcssd,
triCt
we are Indebted 20 Robert Crane p.c
gentleman we'll known to us for tru h'nlns
and intelligence, for the following detail, q,
relation to he conduct OF tee keisrsl a.
techmen, which laid IN ~. L. eOe.i A.,
trict On he h ins. AS elto for the partrn
lars CT another viait paid hy another tstscs
meDt TO the 50 me locality on the 1850 instant
From tee letter OF Mr. Crane L -r'ii be see,
thu. We co not extSxerste iu Vt. g.irnsl
no Ice the extent of the outrasss ,..;rrilIst
d 5cE cur cItizsDa ard heir pr perry Q tia,
district. sevsfai Of these ere of t. caa.,ct1,
which cecsrcy foroia- us t. ntIue or ever n
refer to in gen eral terms tbrOl.a our COL
umns The remainder may be gene -ali,sa
under ths headings CT va dalisIn, arson And
robbery. Coma what nay-apd dessa sut
rn'n and ncurrirg will come 70 IianS CT as
we are tor mesung these ou'rags b; fore,
ard II tnis can Only be rendereI efsetivssv
coua ~ anu neighborhood organi2i,ions, ths.
We now recon mend.
ST. Isrsogs' DISTRICT, April 81, 10,
G.n,iemen as l told you when wa in
i.-onardtoWD, II detaf hment OF Eeoersl soI.
o.srs while on tpeir way down the riysr IN
For'Iess hon roe, ianCed at the rss de :, q,
he Kew. MI. PaccinriCl, In thi. disIrle. ON
tre b int and behaved verJ badly From
Alr. Facciarlli'n, toey came 10 M hCusei in
my aoseucS, tered my negro houses sId
CANNED otbeIbood Wlth my negroes Der.
suattng them Z go wish them, aud assuring
rem :nat they would be free IL they did 60
az excepi one OF my negroes got QUITO thsI7
~ay, AID tnis Gus they cUmpell d t.. 10 wish
scem Mrs CIaae sent f0r assis lance 10 the
Indiana cavalry, which was stationed a. 81.
Inikoes, VIII c-me IN IL very short time
When infoT med CT the cOIduC. OF ;hees sol.
1teTs, they tn .diately followed in pursut
aAd overlook them and released my negro
] tGla you how they behaved at Nj
John ansiey IS, and Of Their c1nduct towards
MS negroes large number Of them also
landed n Point LOOKOUT.
They burned all the fencing round the ligh,
house, dong at ;hs sams time d great deal u
damsge 10 he hotel aud to,taS s, peehlg up
the a 'ors, as have essn /. fsrm mad. burning
the furniture, and setting Il rs - two Of the
cotrsgss which, howe yer Were saved without
muca damage. They then want tn ough tie
nsishborDood AMI behaved very badly Mr..
Napoleon LsDgley's house "A as entered T. his
absence and v.ry mucn abused After takiLf
such things rs they wanted from Mr. Lang.
iey's, hey went to II primary scnool.house
broke up lie ben ches aud destroyed me child
ren's books, aud .5ere guilty OF many other
on,rag@s o. which 1 bevs not learned The
par:icul airs.
On Tuesday. the 10th, (ths day saw you
in lAeonardt6v1,I part of the b h N York
regiment landed at 4dr Pacclar,rI's. Iook his
W gon and horses, twhat they did with them
eventusIiy l have NOT ascertaiEe ed, as l ha,s
remained very closely TT hone stuoe tina,
tim ID an welt up ID the stole 1T 81 inigoes.
portion Of ta.s force stopped at my house,
demanded tina. the meat-hou use door should
b, opened, and took what they wanted, tell.
ing Mira. Crane II they thought proper the
could take all. They tried TO behave vsrr
again sent for the Indiana cavalry wb G, with
four or i've men Of the I'm mediate Gig b Dor.
hood, cana IN quickly AZ they could Bafors
hey arrived, however. the soldiers had lsft,
one OF them takirg with him three. year Old
o,lt. Some OF the cavalry pursued them and
were In time 70 prevent their taking the colt
CD board the boat. This the cavalry wsrs
kind emo agn TO return 70 me.
Respectfully. kosr. CaAIs.
r Sd r. Sullivan, who signed his name
as @. a. SO N. Y, A t. Brig. q ID gave NE
q rsosips for the bacon they took. 30.
TIE FORT DoAALsos FIIso slRs In ILLiIoD
We copy the following from The Chicago
Times. Of April 18Th:
But two deaths occurred among the prisor.
ers on Monday. Their n mss are: james A.
Cottrell, company q, our -esn.h Mlssissipp.
J. h. Truman. Company b. Twentieth Mls.
sissiPpi
Reported yesterday. Observation-Disclosures. !
hsported preyloC say OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
IOts1 10 U6te.s- MA
Another shooting occurred last Monday which
resulted in :he death OF young IN Al named
Rilsy, belonging TO the Tenth 1enne II
appears that he Was q desperate "a rhcts r, aad
inclined 70 set Federal authority At defiance,
which has proved disastrous 70 him. a. we'll
a. many others before him. Being anxIous 70
escape from Uncle Sans clutches, and sup
Posing the senttnels would not dare Ia SHOOT
nis experience at Fort Uonelson GU sht 20 have
taught him ditsrently-he made AL attempt
some time during Monday night ~ pas the
Lives, he succeeded In passing Swo or three Of
The senIineIs, who CHALLENGED him, bat iee-
lug terror az the idea Of sendlEg fellow.
being 10 eternity. they overcams their ssnss
rlF dr,fN = tod HI 10,
molessed.
Before he pad passed the lines, however, he
me- with a ssnttnel who dared 70 90 his duty,
and. after ordering him 70 halt, vsruuS
which The Confederate did not need, TIE sen.
try lsveled hts piece aud nred. The ball used
through the body in the region OF Il . heart,
causing dea:h la about ten minutes Altei
tringtng down his man, The sentinel calico
th5 CORPORAL OF the guard, 4 IA IN IN eonunneu
fa.ing his beat AZ though nothing had &C.
cur!eu. The name VI The sentry 10 barns'
hamil, of Conptay a, Irish brigade
curt OF iI2 AIRY has been inssi-r 10 en-
anime The iaots OF the case, AID - 500 ~ !.
n>.s ossA 81 .aplisnec iaaI he s.ct the nanin
the discharge OF his duty, OF which .nsIesno'
vas least doubt. he wall 10 promoted.
hon Gave Jonnsoa. OF Tsna ss.ee, who nss
.oE among hs prisoners Ut Camp iousias,
Si-ised Tue oamp yesterday. AID dist-iou!eaa
iaise amount Of mOaey among the Iells,'
senhps, ssnt by their friends az home.
The YORK. (penrsylvanie) rae thus H.
plsins WHY .ae Lluco,L Goyesum-nt isIis !"
ply its duyss WAC ere e.sased in The pIsssh'
uano,y crusade against the Soash:
Tue soldiers stationed along the NorieeIa
Central Railroad have NO; been PAD oH ~
the last three ct four months, al We ahu'
stand that some OF tho 10 niles oi tne ~
rom this plaos are in dsssisuss oonoia W. az.
sufYerip Tor the common accessories o. NV
Ia cone Qaeuce of tn al smefui nexisSt on -
part Of our Government ofscias Wne,e
fault lies 10 query 10 Us, but We 90 80 ~,
tiat there Is really 10 cScascn or eAe"
such course on the Psrs OF tnose IN ae'A
When our brave sot s en.Is ca ia 'ne -
their coun;rY they nsd tbs 4ssufahse
Ihsy wouia receive heir pay sohlh5. a..
thus b enabled 20 pFo'iae ioI saeH 80
al i,t,is ones that .ney aAd ie't eehiI'
them. fu,.
The tax. pa, sr,, and the psopas VINO are ,a a,
pisnieg the uovsrnmsns N.'a 'nsa ',,,as ms
war TO sustain ocr glorious uhion, - ar
have tas money applied for the paIpos, ,or
- htch II W ~ sriS ally 10 tended, anu ~ 40
| the abolition Of slavery IN me uIsu .Ssr,ax
iuu ,sa or any where else, of tns 49, ~. - ar
| OF 4, In the building Of . jail. o. ws *,
nrourla t,ou Of nre department. W AN
sprip klinx Of the srsess Win wa~s In,a~ xe
I, isstcu. or for Tie parpOse q sa,Ne vs.
p0 oltceu politicians aAI speo v,.l %
hope the attention OF u tovstI n our
brave soldiers WI y, Ss~ $780,
| ;hose who are Ies.. ~ A. Iss%
,r,s srrrsSsss LAspisa~ - "a fscs>
IS e.AvsA.
Wsks. non ss.a L Il .soA'S
! rsspoaas ss VI tue 'a'e - f''s~ss'