The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-12

Woys N nsseace m sWe.ty. oayss seu sos -
Isieutement Soe Ne'i1ien .os WashanSsou, % re-
pan g a.s s' M s..,aa w no aoues sIss Csssln
teave 0f ABSENCE, 10 recover nom Dis exbdus-
ton.
fnn RIOTS ~ fHH PENNSYLVANIA c,kI nIyRs--9f
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S0e M'ueu u maecn Cnuuk, fA-S ase havins
dnfl riot. witch had Aof coneluAna an PvsAav
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Ssss W uhss vtctam OF tee MOB, VI o
shot hlm dead. The following accouus Of the riot
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n ES..L -. s.s IHoays Nov. 0.-.1.sst hlent ~
sc..s.. S..s.n, c"s. ops.atof g Iottown, Carbon
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NJ sm'.n -. ."o"m ~, as ~. nusssnc.s
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Yotss ws c.hisa 80 .,rss, .hs d,.t,sI me-. -f'
- i1.a.-," ~ "sseS. tHe ..s - 1nDv
...sn n,.s .1" n.n - sa'I IT, .na.
| mines of the midd,e coal Hslds
Gsvem ~ eight ,nnrdars have hcan con, m,,,sa
| there wIthie ,ke last few weeks.
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sosp".o"t y ."e 49, - ~ .'"e's ""1'uS
'soDl DesseS "eaooWs ." tne o'h, says:
Mob orators from Mauch Ohuak have told these
delnded minerS thai "they must not submit 70 the
Lincoln tyranny; that the object ls 70 drat every
Deas6etat; shal they must afsnd Ia The dQNys md
teeoat eNesy A0e0 cehpofeA4 with eh~s0g313 Nbo
comes near tem, &c. The res0lg Of thls Hssena
Inaton of the cardinal doctrines a. Copper adism
are briefly summed up In the following statement
of facts:
O.gani1ed, armed by rife mandatory within
their own control, situated the village of Ha-
zciton, constantly drilled by night within plain
sight Of all who wish to see, these rebeis have
done the work nj death for four months past, an
disputed and unchecked hy any civil authority.
with no officer Of the law Of sf the army stay
their hands Within that time nearly score at
loyal men nave been murdered here. In many in
stances she murdefers nave been KNOWN In the
streets OF Janesviise men nave been pulled out Of
thelr houses ana cut 10 pieces In the streets No
man care accept any civi once In the tOwnshtpr
tne dfait ehfolimenl mas Desn made from tue
books oi the mine owners. No man alive dare
serve the notice. In any one OF the mining disc
tricts he would NOT live one hour after the first
vice, If he ever succeeded in making that one. -
These men have openly boasted that "no drait
dare ever he amongst them-that II was more than
q MANS life was worth TO attempt it--that they
would murder any soldier or body Of soldiers thai
came near them,s Gc., SC. The few lOyai peope
of the ncikhboshood hare been for some time ear
npsty entFeutinr assistance from the military a,-
ihorties to save them from reign of terror every
day becoming more full of hourly horror.
This they have at last obtained through Capt
YOhe Provost Ma, sha Of the lth district of Penn
syIvania. On Wednesday, the 2Sth rif., Capf. A.
A. Yates, commanding the 6sth company, invalid
corps, was ordered with his command to the re-
bellious district to protect the Deputy Marshal IN
the service Of the notices, and to enforce the
peace and security of the neighbOrbOOd. On the
way to the mines, during temporary delay AT
Mauch Chunk, word was sent to the District At
tomey Of Carbon county, Mr.. Counsellor Leonard,
that he ha now an 0pp0r rtunify to arrest the mur
derers and rioters Of the district; but the Demo-
cratic otcer did not see lit 10 avail himself of the
opportunity.
Capt. Yates established his headquarters at the
mining district OF Eeaver Meadow. On Thursday
morning, with force Of sixty men, he started to
serve the notices; but as nobody either knew or
dared TO tell where anybody lived, the work was
slow enough. Reyond few curses, equal I'm EN-
plasis and sincerity 10 anything that the veterans
hadOyer heard in the front, and an attack upon
sentry by drunken Bucksliot, no resistance was
offered. Ga approaching the mines, however, one
of the rebels, stationed as picket, fired gun at
the party, and about fifty left Tor Janesviile,
rendezvous about two miles distant. Word was
that place, and that from three 10 four hundred
we're ieaMy 70 su,Iounu anu bu:hWhack The sol
a,ncno ,,,sm confirmed ihis s,ateme~. Cn ou'
nication was Immediately had with Hazeit.n. in
the adjoining district, and force Of thirty cavalry
Tanosw,.,a Iii o ,n mornsma ~ To o mere 10
with Capt Yates IN entering Jancsyiile on Fri
day the place was perfectly quiet: hut In the
course OF half an hour the streets began 10 fiji
and the mob 10 cluster and arowi Along he
sidewalk. The Commanding officer. Determining
IN min This emhrro New York nIu1 ,,,ss - s ~,
bud. ordered the streets 10 be clearei. This was
done I'm about Eve minutes hut in ,he onnrn,ion
one Buckshot was badly .ahred. lie Is at this
time passing the last moments Of hi re life
The houses were then searched and vvagon Had
of arms and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES then, sons
United States muskets--taken aWav. So oreat js
the dread of these r,fians that the pood nenne nj
Janesyilie implOred The forces moi 10 inave ,ba
place. The wife Of one OF the mine owner, eAid
The commanding officer that as the children were
playing on the corners on Sunday The 25ih nh. :
one of the ruffians fred q musket bali I, an,nno
them, fortunately iniuripg no one that on ,he
Monday following man was cut to pieces before
her door.
The mine owners are completely under control
of these rufians. They have to pay wayes~ In aIi
instances, as much as $50; In most cases, $I20 to
Ai5O a month. They compel many Ioyal Irishmen
brave souls there are here who defy them bu, The
majority of the people are cowed hy their brutality
and great numerical force
R,curoxn rsE.ra,cAL prsroRNss. IN xrw xo.v
couIpN.r GIT rEsouas Ts. II,rs
p.,,,,., aav.,,,s.s ,,,a s.s. =
haf""i" 'ofe"'seS Tue nfst appearance OF The
s'disting0ished English artistes,'' Mr. and Mrs.
Gomelsai. The New York Hrrdld. commenting
80, hi. .,,o....,.n,s
upon '"'s a"'o""se"'e"''says'
They arrived several months ago, and were part
Of a company engaged by rebel agent in England
for the theatre ut Richmond, va. When we chron-
fcled their arrival IN New fotk we stated that
they had chosen tue wrong route for Richmond,
and that they should nave taken the regular rebel
packet line which Secretary Weiies allows TO run
to Wiimincton' NJ. 30 !he af1aif turned out. The
actors wehi 10 FoH!ess monroe, put were not per-
mitlsd 10 eenPse .ne army oi the Potomac and
reach the rebel capita.
I"hefsai tnemseises, that tue tebel agent who
.,,in ha,s n 10, nas ra,u .a
their return passage money In gold. This state
ment somewhat conflicts with the current opjnton
of the rebe, inances but we suppose thai /, cannot
he disnufed lInon rae retnI,, Of fhe con,m.nv
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