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Respecting the late tragic occur renee in Virginia, the Norfolk Herald of Monday says:

 "We consider the affair at an end.-- The authors of the mischief are no doubt ere this either secured in prison or ex- terminated by their pursuers, and if any have escaped t!eeyy they vii! be tee to bury themselves in the recesses Of the Dismal Swamp, 10 give a moments well-founded uncasiness to the inhabit- ants of the surrounding country. It is believed that their gang consisted prin- cipally of runaways who have been for years collecting in the Swamp, and who are supposed to have amounted to for midabIe number. This, however, can l not be ascertained till an examination of the prisoners takes place, when the I nature and object of their cxtraordina- y movement will, no doubt, be fully de- yeloped.

 We cannot too highly appreciate the prompt and energetic action of the State Executive in this emergency The measures adopted were no less ju- dicious than rapid in their execution.- Il is thus that we are assured of protec- l ton from our State Government, while our eastern counties have powerful auxiliary in the large military and na- val establishments of the United States at this place, with an efficient force al- ways ready for action.

 s.Since writing the above some of our citizens of the cavalry guard who left here last "Wednesday have returned.- They represent the disturbed sections as entirely tranquil, the militia and pat rols having secured every foot of it, and apprehended every black going at large who submitted, and shot all who fled and could not be taken alive. 4 large number of prisoners have been taken, many of whom, however, 1t may be, were unconnected with the outrages.

 HThe U. s. marines and seamen, un- der the command of Com. ELLIOTT, are on their return. The marines of the Warren reached Sssithfesd oii ss';i Sat urday evening.

 1 The volunteer troops from Norfolk,

 Petersburg, Richmond, &c. had return

 cd home.

 List of iohite persons ascertained 10 be killed. l Joseph Travers, wife, and children ; I Luther Francis Il William ii iecse and Mother

 Mrs. Eliza Turner and others |, Henry Bryant, wife, child, and mother Mrs. c. Whitehead, 3 daughters, , sons and l grandson

 Trajan Doyle : Mrs. Williams and child (wife of John Nathaniel la,,aa'i francis's children and oyer. seer Il Thomas Barrow (who bravely fought be ? tween 2G and go negroes till lis wife

 escapedd1

 | Mrs Waller and eight children and : young lady Il C Two daughters of Francis Felts e B. Jones' daughter

 : MT. and Mrs. Williams and others 7 e Jacob c. Williams, wife and 3 children

 EaewelI Worreii's wife and child e Rebecca Vaughan, sons and niece c James Story aud wife

 s Total, D fl Passengers by the Fayetteville stag

 say that bydhe latest accounts ls0 neGroe b had teen killed,