The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-02

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February Ssh, 1861.
The following psfagraphs arc ths products Of q
pssp at odd times, withia the Past few weeks, into
ms I ana % iinss behind Yaakss SCOUTS and Van.
kes picksss By rebel scout 1he Yanks On tbs.
uassst s'fio OF oorntry are bras.sceiA and
bad recp'e, with fsces behind and before :Le:r
Eyes sometimes 70 eyes as al; thtir csascienees
are only manifested II their thsf,s sher brains in
their retfes:s and futIs skirnizhea with nu. boys
The poor women sre mad, to s.ff.r In. snssIy
either from want OK the sp2rshensons OF dolsfal
future. In Hampton ana ths.eabeuts-whe,e tie
esv atest num5er of sontrabands- ara-nsero hr..
gades ars being organised, rrmsd, Chilled, Ae.-
More thsu fur hundred negroes ere q. Kings Is,.
where the negro recruiting officers from Ham o.on
operate In bshaH Of tasis respective commands
frequently exssnaing their recruiting c'rczis to
Wilianssug whezo they appear very po,n.cu,
and supsfior among sir color. bu. eup,ems.y n.
diculous to otsers. In ths:r uniform Of red pxnts
and black jackets Ths ladies' in the town sav
tnsy know not Mhst the aod-f;Hsaken Yankees are
going 70 do With them, unlsss i: be t. turn them
loose upon the woman an children.
Tns negroes who had collected IN Williamsburg
grew very jubilant over the grand snsvse ef Gen.
Aeys ana nus bride, rom Yorktown, who were at
tended b. an escort Of m hundred cavalry, IN am
buiance train, loaded perhaps with the ghosts of
those who died IN defence Of a corrup. Govern.
raent, dass flying, etc They visited the pfovosts
streets, e though tho town ana whites beIoused
to thsm. the negroes being the OILY freemen,
Many houses fn Williamsburg. including tho col.
lego and out bniidings clerks cfiies, stable. And
barns In any number, kitchen, mcke-houss cts,
have been buroed to asses. Houses occupisd
have the doors torn uo windows out blinds Of.
doors torn Oh, furniture broken. beds CLOTHING,
stores. ETC.: stolen and carried OF The trees 10
an In khA aAp r..
and broken down, fsaOeI gore. and tn, sidewalks
mads the highway for wagons aad equsssriaea
The Ysnks haze daacing parties In the kitchen
attached 70 the Pres!dent,s house, on the Col ego
grounds and othar bu ldngs in the city. Tss
hurley negro msn and women beng their partners
In the evening canoe Il b . common thing TO s.e
Y:nk and biass gal promenadng the st .ests In
ssve 70 ssep tse housss icsssa "a ~ ~ I 40.
TIE press. Dsteris, 40, OF ev#Lligmshurg
6ssee.s cf1cs was demanded = sew weeks since by
at Yorktowa. fns lInporruAi.iss Of Mrs ivsy.
the mothef Of the editIr o, the Garats who rs
treated with our army Ia Nay last had no effsst
The Lieut.. Of tbs guard ordered the men to break
the oface door down ness shs Mrs.. T. uid give
up she keyA Being alarmed by tsis snd oiher
similar tire te Mn. Lively ha1 to sur saSsr tbs
keya The press Ac, was taken eff to York own,
where thepubicstion Of the Yankee Cavalier sheet
La continued. Tbis dirty sheet was nss D. .nted In
tho 6osehs oi8ce; tut upon the raid OF Gel. Shng
lsr In shs burg, IL was disoor udued The besset
evaz!ou Of truth "a, that when MIS- Lively TO-
qassted receipt for the pfess types, &c, 5eions.
ing TO har soss e H. aad Il. 4 lively. NOS in tie
army. they gave it in favor II xxing L Lively,
insfssA OF In favor OF those riahtfni owners sh.s
1r. Ewing formally published paper Ia Wliianis-
bafg, but b.fore the war moved MA efscse 10 Nor.
folk Il Is pozsbls that t~is kwng who has sone
spleen against tbs Lively brothers. and b. ng q
Peongylvani7 Yankee. weddsd 80 ths presen: il
vasion, u mAkiSg an etf,t through Gen. KeyI to
obtain shs press, &C., belonging to these young
men.