The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-13
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SL6UHH7ER OF NE0ROE y.

= has been rumcrsL fer faw days pass
that the Yapkess, who COW ipfese Ncfo'E'
ON . rscent occasion exhibited thei: 'riend'
slip, Tor the negroes By shooting Gown some
eigat or ten IT them In ths streets. cooots
were expressed 6 to ths truth Of the ianor.
and We therefore omitted any mention OF II
but the Petersburg Ezpress, OF yesterday A.
sertS, upon tn mos. uEquss tionAbls sutoofi'
~, that the horrible trs gsdy was enacted on
the s.rests u Norfolk, and under circum'
stances Of stTocity and blood tAirstiness
which would have become "nsnds damned"
than boassed New England Puritans. who
claim all tbs virtue, ali the pis'y. and all the
civilization, which are generally conceded 10
tas Ceopis OF the once United States.
Our informant states (ssys the Express, that
a free negro, brought Ifem New orK BY q
Nav York Regiment, feeling aggrisved AT
some fisnce o6ered oy ne cmcsr. and beiles.
irdustrtous,y taught him, that ne was al
good A. any white MAD. reorsssed hts wroT z
81 killing the officsr who had In ftictsd them
men, that they determined to seek their re-.
vergs upon the innocent negroes OF NcrfOiR:
Tnfnria teu to madness. they left their camp al
Harrison's Farm, aud proceeding 70 Norfois
down Church street to Freemason, and do WI
Cumberland and Kone streeiA This tndis.
criminate siauga ter was continued until over
100 Of the unoffsndipg creatures had been vio.
left three negroes bai died Of lhsir injuries.
two more were ling riIg IN e1t,tmts, and scores
were suffering excruciatinR tor.ures: III
- pnysictan of great ability and h!g b
standing, said at least 20 had sen ir ared ny
this crust attack, and the constable Ia his re-
port to the Mayor, put down the numb .r
manned and wounded at between 12o and 100
The Day Back which was then In existence,
4 mi
Norfolk, that under no circumstances was tbs
massacre 10 30 limited at in the colum ~ ct that
paper, and the correspondents OF al aLXee
journals In the city were pos1tiveiy rrcA.c
tied from making any reference 70 ths butch
civ In their letters. Fortunately compile OIL
British III ,ers CHANGED to be on Church street
at the time, and witnessed the whole anIir
Through these gentlemen me .snsn VII leae s,,
have an opportunity OF learning something Of
the civiix ,tion OF their goldfish co usins on this
side Of the ocean.
Thess are the people who make such loud
protsstations Of love tor the ''poor, down.
trocden Afrio an" and who have come South
to ameliorate his condition. a more decettful,
bass, black hearted race never eccnrsed Gods
foot stool, than these very YANKEES, and II
even the negroes are longer deceived By them,
then Cpffee untu!orsd though he be, has less
common sense than we have always given him
credit ToT.
THE EEasoss REVOLT AaAIsar THEIR YANKEE
MASTERS.
Ths Erpress also understands from parties
who ief. csorfolk as late as Monday last, tina!
q largo number OF negroes confined by the
Yankees Ct the Fair 4Iounda, near Norfolk
had revolted; a1d that 1t re uired the active
ssartions of an snt tire Delaware regiment &c
q 1ali this outbreak. Il. seems the blacks con.
ceiysd eu idsa after the massacre of their
fellows that they were to be put to death
This produced the rebellion, which for q tins
com p!oteiy overyovered tie guard, and
shysatened to be very serious AFFAIR. The
appearance OF Delaware regiment, how
ever, succeeded In expressing the riot. It II
the opinl ION o: gentlemen in Norfolk that the
Yankees Will find the backs exceedingly
troublesome customers The negro has been
long accustomed to Southern n asssrs. and be
chesriu!iy sUhmits 20 their rule. The YaG-
equals only, and she new governors will u ID
lection.
TKa "NvAoCAfIoS" sroEY sPousD.
Ii regard to the evscua:ion OF E0r!cig. We
learn shat il /. not the Intention OF the Yam
kses 60 aeanIO i: entirely. Tncy have de-
strcy ed many Of the fol tificatiOns around the
place, drawn In their picke:s, and greatly re-.
duced their forces, but there are still some
two thousand OF more soldiers in the cities Of
Norfolk anu Portsmouth. Appearances iu6i.
cate q change OF programme, bn: not an en-.
tire evacuation OF the Esaooard cities.
Z. LOYALTY or rag INEABITaETs.
Tie respectable poEtiCr CT the two placss
s..il remain legal to the Confederate Coy
ernueut aad express q determination to do
an r%Eardiess Of fSTsatAr sd impriSON M Z.