New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
A NEGRO AssEMBLAaE BROKEN UP.
The Negroes Whipped Discharged
Reported Union Advance ON
the Peninsula.
A F0RAY BY MOsEBY AND HIS BAND.
PROTESTAGAIySYPEEDINC UNION ONPRISOyERs
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. 1. ls6.

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The Richmond Exam;nrr of Monday, speaking
Of affairs in Richmond Gays that the Spectators
masters Of the situation in regard TO the prices Of
-four per barrel, Of winch any kind at any price, IL
next to impossible to obtain. The hoarders should he
made terms that s to put their stores in the
market.
Beef is in great abundance in the Piedmont county.
to Sc cents in the hoof II the imfres-ing officers viii
hold Off their hands, We need have no fears of he COM
ing Winter.
James Cunningham and Samuel Cunningham. reel.
dents in Richmond but claiming 10 be British subjects
we're arrested OF Saturday by Major GTswod tho Pro-
vost Marshal locked up the Castle. The charges
have not yet tranSpred.
At an early hour OH Saturday a. m. the meat supplies
at the city markets gave cut ard numerous families ID
consequence had to dine Grahamte dinners. so lone
beef il impressed for the benefit Of l20O Yankee
prisoners this condition Of the city markets may be ex
The police made a descent on Saturday night. upon
unlawful assembagc oi negroes congregated nj the
City Gas Works let for religious purposes and took IN
custody SO. Yesterday morning they were taken before
Justice Chandler, ho ordered 10 lashes each ard let
them go.
Ii was understood Yesterday that 5000 Yankees had
landed at Newport News This is doubtless the brst
step In the grand scheme which is 10 astonsb Yankee
dom, confound the Rebels take Richmond, and crush
the Rebellion.
The gallant Mos Y s again in the saddle. On Tues.
day last he made oray upOn the Yankees within mile
Of Gen Meadcs head qunrters near Wurenton killed
three wounded several and captured 30 white Yankees
some IL OF 20 black and 1870 mules and horses.
Yankee prisoners bc sent from Richmond 70 that
city strongly protests: We do MT want them here
We have got as many people now among US as can pos
sbly be supplied with food and to have 1900 yoracioua
Yankees added to the number would make genera
starvation with its palI cheek not only possible bue
most probable cont gepcy for al OF US. We hope the
Government will reconsider Its determination and nov
thrust upon us worse than that which the locrsts IN
ficted upon Egypt
MEAT, FUEL. AND YANKEES.
Beef ought to be selling now at 65 to 40 cents
pound. il accoranco with the proposed arrangements
between the butchers and the Government II !:
quoted in yesterday orng report of the markets az
81 to 81 80 pound the butchers say they are unable
get cattle and may be compelled to close thcir stsus
for the want Of meat 10 sell.
Coal commands readily so tun. Nc contracts for
immediate delivery VIII BE- made even at this price the
dealers proposing to await the rise after Christmas
People are turned away every day with money in their
hands. Yet within almost stones throw OF tne city
there is coal enough 10 supply London with n OoooW
OF inhabitants. for COS to come Evidently 'IeIo
is nismanngemeSt or foul play somewhere.
Meantime there ar according TO the latest oecOnn;s
1900 Yankees in this city and Belle lsie Having
nothing else 70 do and b.ns naturally greedy tne{ sas
10 be kept werm.
| What is 10 lie done' The people are suffering al.
ready while the Yankees comfortable. IL this fari
Certainly the prisoners ~ he kindly treated Dnt IL
we are forced 10 choose between them and the wlvee
and children OF the soldiers In tie field 10 say nothing
OF people who threatened With starvation ano
freezing there will oe but voice and that net IN
| favor ofthe Yankee.
But is il not posshle 20 ,yrrt suffering from bothf
Cannot the Comnisary be taught discretion.
and have tie coal dealers bowels of compa<sohs
Cattle are In pressed but coal Is not People are willing
TO pay the proper price for Il, mus the dealers neces-
sary dole il slowly prices advance We shall see.
By a very decided vote tins consumers of Richmond
have agreed 10 "a, the market price :or everything
But IL nothing bgght e. rhc market and Tho people
are made TO suffer for food and fuel when both are
abundant thea IL - very certain that force will secure
what funds carnot. ConsaS Is have done the.r duty;
producers must do 'hc.rs-' Richmond Wing, 0fh.
THE NCRDERFR SOTHERoN.
We record with satisfaction (the more in
tense because of the howl IL viii raise in Yankeeom)
the fact o the arriya IN k hmond. Yesterday Of Col.
j. W. Sotlorog l. =. Mary County, Maryland. who
riddied lunkce Licnpuqlts heart FOR Intrusion upon
his plantation ana clsiEg ais negroes for Lincolns
service ac,ist Als consent tJL SOtheror Is acconpa
nied by hi son who escapcl i'll him. Thus perish all
ho insult >0uthcrn scniBi9n and honor and degrade
themselves hy a mock elevation of the negro.
u appea-s The Lieutenant lWhite) WAS accompanied
by ba,sn of cgrc soldiers and not four or i've, aa
the Northern pnpers STAGED After Col SotheTon sLct
White his son hred tog5l' barrel gun in'o the ne
groes aud .n,y drop ag ,he guns, ran like rock 81
black sheep. Iti enabled the gentleman 10 escape II
carriage 10 the .tomac where he crossed, and louns
friends and s.ccos. lRchmond Examiner, ssih.