The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-23
sompaA with Sergeant Brooke, an energetic
bat u name eff ;er, made an Inspection of the


| bat u name III ;er, made an Inspection of the
| Destroyed qur.ier. Ths serssaHt asked whe g
! ihs people wers going b lag in cisiZsn +
eotles ard not understanding his ctiicis, char
aeter, he wAs immsd'a'ely reg4rded "a Fpy,
asd s5e solaen ran ayay IN tsrror. SaoIiog
| ais ea.4ic, ons Of the females 5seams reas
| sate9 and communicated ql!ie tea:y ato,ls
.s9fYthia< tai tbsir plaza of desina,ion
iha. ems W@ei; uos tall, and twas fsc1Usrg %
see the ierTor 6epicted rpaa tie faces ot shoss
around, who fe4sed size would. The negroes
houghS they ID ntfi ID s3aae Of cheir sssail
lnia Ga the opposite corner, ani ths sergeant,
Ia Company wisA tEo Officers. arrested thsa'.
rhey could not bs identified, however.
IL ore ot theso buildings even the walls
wefs tern down. A y hiEe family, the head of
.gii,h is returned volunteer, Sat in the cen.
,ra Of d nlass Of negroes, all cf whom see;osd
| a-,.s;s unab,a 10 1-siis GA aay courss OF dc
ion An aged and vefy inteiiis gent ne gro said
hat hs a0n.d no. uGderasaBd Why tEa white
1ecpis weIs 30 much in3epss1 against the N
''Ia fast said he, - do 10. tslieve that thay
h.,ss Us. much, for We have lived pssoaably
With them ior years. There ara solue ihievss,
however, who set the b1vs At fs. IN tius get
crowd together, AID thss they take our lives
.lfs. our property
"Sut,' asked a byaiaudar. "don't yen think
= wnnid ba batter 70 lesys the town ais1-
gather 2
~ any large nanber5 OF u set ,egettsF ary-
where there - likely 10 6e l...a eg2e .roulis -
The truth ~, We ara safe np The-e. exce3i tv
ourssiysa.'
The.s seems, il fast, 30 bs & srYt Of ae,,les.
fs>siH2 among ti's negroes .a9 thsy will ever
20 N unfortunate r:.ce il sha IGitea States ---
The f. stern and other boats Of last evening
nd tbis m; raing Wefa crowded WIZ tA-m,
.iie wAnierera believing ths+ FL time .hey
will be eafe down among ,he T2uk. 80 or IN
The interior OF tnIa Sfata. Many nf ta+ u were
vi iloat money, sud begged .nsi- pa sse,
while othe.s Wero apparently welt piled
with the necessary fupd., srd il SOFA. case s
Ee ped their brethren on iteig way.
Yesterday forenoon the people again c0ngre-
gated IN b 81 rect hekvean n h su: IN iv
Ct g, aQt made an attack en- d tenement
ao;4se occupied by co:ored families. y rs .,so
ife. plrtOi aud shot down y vQGf man
usmsd Reaiy, . member OF Eighteen ire en-
gina. This agt enreged the friends OF de>eis
d, they plTsued thu negro. sht hi II in aLe
sauSTDeu, hOn2e n y etrast, conveyed him 10
he steeet, ani hung h,ln 10 the iamppga 49,
ceramaals tf Ihsse cnlored people wAro then
tsei ana tho building burned 80 the Sroag1
L. ii tu3 cay toe crowd pressed forward
into 23,h street, near 1j1 avenue. thsg3 they
searched aHotbe- t4na eus occrp'at ~ color
- rs pie, hrei tha prs tta:saa, enA Old not burn
u al ld0vp. Another negro was here esp ured,
and a'tar M titreatiGg hNG he ygaa hun8 10 this
lamp y St wl.afs tae poor victim hu"g for
som. .,as, kicking, un,li s,rangiod to death
Tbs boys hen pelssd the body vita al hiads
Of missiles
LEGS CSo.sIrs rds roHAc ac.n. CE- ny
TOO af--CJs.ULt4Tios CF TksA=1 GsF2
RAILS.
Tue Yankees show great deal Of N rsii.
cation tia, Las should have s0ttan safoiy
aoroaa tue Potomac; ba. we think their m9rii
featioa would have been still greater ii they
had attacked him before hs dii eross. 4 cor.
.aap,uien. OF ths New YORK Heraid, writing
from Eantstown, nj, oa the - n, s4ya;
Atl2 clock las. Night au order was issuSi
by General a;e&de directing e.cI, Of the cH5ps
. mmandars to push forward 4 division u ia.
fantry, with artillery, 10 fee; Tie eUemy. Ihs
o!der wac day too lats. The Uovoinent was
made bafvro daylight this morning, but it dis
closed tha fact Ihas during .h9 night and ucfsf
tie cover OF rne storm the Wiiy enemy iiac
stolan away. Ills long Inns Of riil3 pits was
deserted, and not gan, ca EJ0n, or :. vYase.
remained il our hands as 4 trophy.
"a sC5u as taa faca Of Lees escaVa vas
ru2ds known sla whole army wAs pus in mo
.ioa, and before eight clock our cavalry had
occupied E4iii0g W.tara, capturing The ebol
rear guard, au1 a. ~ O'clock tn3 T1ir3
corQe was in possession of Wi.liamsPor3 A
lst$s 4@vTg VIZ y scton 81 E1Sl sflsSy ~ b". en-
eG;iro reoei nrihy, with the exception OF tnclf
sm2ii Iear guard, cut Oh at fallp6 Waters,
bavs escaped.
!G n6eG scifoaiy DO Fa'h ihat tie nawa OF
LEES getting across the Potomac wAs = sut.
p i8t 10 ls t.o scDa o. bis I'd Iress - tho arc1v
pro alUi.. .ssa o. Sunday iast-:ao et,Gng pofi-
ton ou tde hei .hts beyond Eaearatn WI, Il 4ia
stiD more teneole by ths earthT0rks ks had
thrown uF-snd Iia lmpraotieaUiiity, &s we
supposed, 5s tbs getting Eis troops ever 4 aIGi-
ian river z sihSie night, l. u - Anticipate
. struggle - l1aFyi+-." As TeVef7 IS int "a
Pennsyiy- teA DAYS ago. ba5 Il l7 no9' @p-
parent HAT .i'3 address wa q olina h- eStti'-
"o1I: were > 81 ~ -, 1'e seFG 8ioiAs 'front.'
"hi5'. < lid o251s9'. 20 US I,s 'ae 1885 ios'y'
eikHt n~t.d WAS ho aoHG ana "7iC-l"H. 1. 4e
rats eul A.tVd-Id -" ii.ol h1 Lts heoi Iof sa9o
raj Days S2bsS: hc''Is' a.a 'Ao Il ''7ii4i f"r
which hs i1Hno "a ,1"o oIs oi t-A3lIs and
claphoa'ds sIfP0I 4foh U"otira- n"uses
served 10 se' ths i'''~'i"c ooS"e9A "4'A.aSII
! and us.
We were Gay TOO .2'e. H+i oar i'1ce4
m.t'a an Sttac4 yeaIe ca tEero X 10 douO.
thas it woa!d nave tes@t-ah saGSS dia99trous,y :
ID ins feDn Aiis oI ti5 feooi i4!-Y 0I tll1 sidd
OF the ilror- Iaet9 was 3 coniatene3 81 corp
commanders al tho = A1I -Aite's oi .Sei0f'.i
NJ sads o;' Sunday ni94', >'Aa-: iL.3sI'J J9ce Wsf
c'senssoi- otf io.o3' ''srs t'Sa 10 posid?H,
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