The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07

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sssenades siven 4 = early end reasonable hour 81
Ia night; Int the oeacess q he watch mnst de-.
sermins whether the noise made was unseenly or
At an improper hour, sad conducive 10 he pssss
and quis' 81 tho city. VERY ofssn the sick were
e'l9q'ly al''u'e ed BY thsse nocturnal noises.
Lieutenant Wilkinson stated that he heard the
singing of this association several squares of-that
ii was at times extremely loud-t that IL aroused
whole northumberland that he very politely
requested the singers to dssist, which they did
One or two had alleged that he interfered with
their exercises because they we're Germans, but ne
had only to say that such spirit animated him in
the discharge of his duty. He had often said
great deal more 10 our native born citizens, VINO
were making tar hess noise at night, and they nao
uniformly Complied with his quests. Severai
persons had complained to him OF their sineina'
which at times was excessively loud. We trust
that the members of the Singing Society wiz see
the propriety of dropping this matter, just mere
The choruses of some songs when sung by large
number OF deep bass voices produces a volume OF
sound absolutely astounding and certainly wn en-
given at one O'Clock in the morning In the Silent
watches OF the night" are anything but condoclVe
| to soft and refreshing slumber. We win our re-
mark here to be understood as applying also 10 le
nocturnal serenades of number OF our "nati'es,
who, with terrific discord and stentorian lungs,
murder the venerable Daniel Tucker, and bury
Ancient Edward at the hours OF one and two :
| clock in the morning-when our hard'worhlhg ana
fatigued citizens desire and need rest. Ihere Is
time for ever ything; and we agree that there Is
time for labor, time for pleasure IN the shape Oh
music and singing, and that there should also be
time for sleep. Good lungs certainly do not re-
yuire the aid of falling and the vapors OF the
| night TO improve their soundness strength and
| harmony.
HENRrco COUNTY CouRT.-Before the first class
| of Justices.
| Commonwealth vs.. Charles j. Jenkins Pres emit
ment for misdemeanor. The accused stands cha re-
ed with interfering with the duties of a surveyor
on road in Hen'ico County Counsel We re ar
guing the case before the jury, late in the ter
noon, when our reporter left court
Two men named Henry Wade and Henry Ha r.
den, were arrested and placed in custody by con
stable Lewellen, of Henrico county, on Wedne 8.
day afternoon last, on the charge of violently as
saulting man named Charles Tcnsor. At pre-.
limnary examination held before Justice Stubs
ON Thursday afternoon, Harden was acquitted of
participating in the assault, and discharged from
custody. Henry Wade was committed to Jail until
Wednesday next, by which time it will be ascer.
tanned whether rensors injuries are very severe,
and further examination may be proceeded with.
free negro named Matthew Young, employed
lintic Blain, was arrested by constabl Lewellen
on Thursday, and alter examination befor Justice
Stubs, was committed to jail the charge of
stabbing Patrick Huibran on tae Sd inst. Mat, we
understand contands that he can prove by witness
es, Hulioran threw knife at him, and in endeav-
oring to secure it again from him, (MaD cut him.
self whit. The particulars viii. come out up
MATS trial, at the September term of the court.
SUSPICIOUS BAcoN.-0fficer Warrington, by a
dilgent course OF trapping, succeeded yestsr