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The Daily Dispatch: August 6, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 2 (search)
en arranged by some of the officers of the United States Navy to arm and provide 1,000 negroes with knives and torches, for the purpose of landing them from boats at some point on the Southern coast, where they can proceed inland to ravage, burn and destroy. You may well think this too infamous to believe, but the source from which I receive it leaves me no room to doubt its perfect accuracy. General Geo. H. Stuart was not taken prisoner as reported. He is still in Virginia. Richardson Vs. Miles. Col. Richardson, of the Federal Army, in his report of the late battles, reiterates the charge of drunkenness against Col. Dixon S Miles, of the same army. The latter replies as follows, through the Washington Star: Will you please give place in your columns to a short reply from an old soldier in correction of Col. Richardson's report as published in this morning's Sun. Perhaps no one has ever before been hunted with more assiduous, malicious vituperation and falsehood,