, 1863-07-18

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handled and b1a noctsts.r,Hed u any On
attemnted ~ escona ~ nndna +. >epicatlo
Was manifested tha nnf;rtnnate oh aect VII
generally strnct: sanseia.a o and h,nta31v klcke,
and beaten. Seyeral citIzens Tere 40 II eatet
within an interval Of a few minutes willis th'
ruf1nns we're proceeding few blocks do, VI
from Twentieth street.
IHE coSTRABAxDs.
The colored folks in the Twent,ath war,
Suffered very severely. Numberiess wer,a fhe
atrocitfes nerpetrnted on them. They wern
hunted from their houses bV the score, When
caueht thew were hung up to lamp posts OF
fron hrs a15 heavy wno1en c1uhs. At one
t;1na dnr;n1 vestar9fav thcre were be:ween
af,H ~ ~ ~ theSs ,,aonia IN fhe arsenal
w. ~ 9ta; " 100 horFih1r H,aims5 and dis.
fian;sd y = : NJ rcsrect h,d heen nai5 e;shar to
80 e"a ~ con,3;f;nn 1ne wo16-n VIZ hnrn.
Cd mi ~ Fl her hnnse who h,d onIV heen con CON
11,sI ~ ~ ~ Tnso5ag Tha 4,oor ~ and her
1.1 VI i;t.In ~ eoo- orsj f,r ~ a.aii
rospihIe NY hv ~ o G,,hert Nav afg;.ctino
pea,,.s toni! ,ieoa hat.see1 dit1sren+ rnemhers
81 the sonne fnni3v xEn had oiyen cacI, other
m ~ 1oat md ToCt rnnrnerfedIv II the nrqcn-
~ r. nno a, noor ~, F.1loa, IA hsar ohjicai to nm
for his liz and n ehont m I,onr ia VITA ar.
~ -iued ~ T. daan M d,atress. hofvhcn she saT her
ssoid n manh alive and M ali l 1 rieht' e. except a
rhast]7 wound on the head, her joy was
boundless, ond could find no better vent than
by flingfrg her arms around her husband 8
neck. IL the evening these unfortunate
creatures were removed from the arsenal to
place Of security provided for them by Com
missary General Farre1l.
pEpAR1uaE OF WHITE RESIDENTS FROM TIE
CITY.
- IT, need MT be su7nosea Tint Tho teor con.
seonent unon orr tr5Hh1cs ia cnnffns1 nxcin.
eiyejv to The negrn e]e mani m tha contr1rv
there has Eeen 4 ereut exodnI of III tha whites
particularly the more wealthy, who seem to
1abor under an apprehension that the destruc-
uon OF property Il to be general On Monday
evening, ~ ne emigration to Westehester
tuge,) vas very large. Numbers went In car"
RIGGS, and so great Waa the demand for con
Veyances, that VI hVe O'CLOCK IN tha afternoon
it Was found Impossible to procure vehicles
for tie use Of the city authorities aud tie
Governors aids.
city vas densely packed. Many people were
obliged to sleep upon the cabin floors, al
though willing and able to pay almost any
thing for state rooms, or even berth5. The
railtoad lines did IN Immense business. One
train Of twenty cars left in the afternoon, and
on some routes It was impossible to accom-
modate the applicants for Passage.
7.,, u.~ ,.,o.tarroa 80 .ha 49,. ~,
i51s n9" asGel.nnsq ~ e4at LIZ uio noay o. COL
- nften = " t4e ussu,nouse. Us I1n1uelesss
alael Heatus n1M III ~ must 4elsness man.
Gss 11, nnh i,o stont es ~ =. hon' an1
~ s..ppsa hIns ~ sssetl pa5ts ~ "
guttel1 oy c91o asoaaa ms necA, tnen tareW
HIM into an alley way and stood guard over
him. Ills. body was at length removed and
conveyed 6y two priests to the dead house at
BELLEVUE Hospital. LIE Was almost naked and
terribly mangled.
YORK STREET BACKED NEGROES LEAVING
In hurr1ruDss-Ac CHILD KILLED.
Inc poor negroes, or Whas l. teft OF them,
are hoNfly leaving the city, lhey complain
That fis tney ars % hardly allowea even the Privi.
tue city they ars driven about like sheep and
nnmosfs are klied, % o. wnom a. no no account Wlu
ever oe learned. Ihete Is DUE one quarter
where these unfortunatss live which has re:
manned unnarme1- .a -ntun'aa sIFeel, IN Inc
E}enIn #asd: IRs anoma!y is explained Dy
ths 1act inat tney nave Wisely locked them"
nc attentlon rom oeing attfacted 10 them.
some fe" Eho nave Fcntnfed upon the
streets, IN oruer 10 procure inc necessaries OF
Ute, have beeR stoned put none haTe been
klIed-
Inc pfomneot negro locanty mas oeen
almost demolished, and upTards Of tWo
aondIed MaeKs t tnro"9 nometess upon me
streets. rms was IN foZE street, gmall
thoroushtare running hlock from west
broadway, near Canai strest. inc crowd up.
peared On wednesday, evening "1tn carts, aud
driving the negroes Into their yards, com
mensea .a 70 remove az ne luEnisnre W9tcn
EI 1eEneu ~ sa1an. eFela sH1 Planos were s9oie9'
solas, ena1rs anu !aoles were aPpfopI1a!eG;
20 ponce appeatGo, rs 1aey naa nearly al
neen aetaueo aor oaty u me eehlr4 once, 2
1ew 1e ply st1y1ns oe1lta, II oroef 70 protect
tae sia1ion ho9se; u Is ssunateo Laat se7-
EN- thousand oeiars "ol5n OF propefty Was
thus stolgn " Sa9f4n E re HsX51a ,,n nEfaa ncG
ging tns people not to harm them. as they
wefo helpless .Tho leaders said that If they
however, in attempting to escapc. WA a..
Ycrcly beaten, If not Killed, It beiog said TINT
he was on bis way to tho police hcada uarter5
to get aid.
This was the rumor, probably, TINT led to
the subsequent scenes. About midnight sey-
eral pcrsons assembled at tie corner of York
stree1 and West RroadwaY- and conmencei