The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

money. WHEN gaxe he moasy e 5onn q n =. !
~ - fty dollar bins were among the bills Inc
str,nesr was about my height, hve feef ten inene.
and thiut would wsish 100 pounds-rsfnef e.
~, wIlson recalled ~ Mayo-Found
.h,.. .v,vb.r, .pd ! brace and BIT h the vsulf;
49,. -sss .ent to the Mayor Of Phiade'phia-
IT,. ,ns,r,,mep,, were exhibited TO Johnson. and
| he could not identify any Of them - having oe1n
| made nv him. The instrument usea IN en.ei"s
| tho hank was not found. These crowDals a's uo'
.nne.r TO have been used at all think Ina' 'n1'e
.,se, bsrs were used TO force up the psrs Ina. GU
| .,o..d the vault of the bank. H Rand received
money from the treasurer for his WORK IN No''''A
| n Rand worked on the Court House about one
hundred feet from the bank
[Mr. w. was here interrogated al ieng'n ~
whether he paid Rand or Rand's employer ~
folk any money, and would not answer posiuVe1
d. P. Johnson recalled by R. 6. Scout %"
some of the tools found in the vault OF the oanR al
ter the robbery none of them were made by me.
The drill made was an upright one couio mol
tell whether it could be used horizontally OF ho'
Horizontal drills are made peculiarly These of'l'
would bore brick or stone and iron. have no re-
collection as to whether Rand was with the man
when he gave me the order. Mr. Rand came aiter
wards and paid me for the drills This was In jan
uary. do not recollect when l saw w kand
here-whether in December or January 1t must
have been in January when saw John w Rand.
James Sutton, Jr, recalled by Mayo-The no
tce of the sale of my property went into the paper
on the 18th of March. II Rand was at my sale
on the 25th of March. 1t might have been known
in February that my property was for sale. was
not introduced to w Rand last spring. Mr. l.
Nunnally has the deed of the property. At How
ellis sale on the 18th March, Mrs Rand enquired it
knew of any pretty place for sale. l told her OF
my place.
Charles Bruce called and sworn for the Com
monwealth-Am keeper of the Washington Hotel
Two ladies named johnson and Rogers were at the
Hotel OH the Both June registered from Boston,
Stayed until after tea, and returned to Baltimore
same day. They said they expected to meet
frieni here, but that friend passed them on the
way and they were going back to Washington to
see that friend. A Mr. Miller was with the ladies'
He left them when they went North, and proceed
ed down the river. The register of the Hotel was
here produced, and the names of Mr.. Miller and
the Mrs Rogers and Johnson were found recorded
on the 30th June got them ticket to Baltimore
Did not know them.
Owing to the absence of witnesses, the examine
ton was further continued until half past 10 o'clock
to-day.
The CRY CoUNcIL.-We subjoin condensed
statement of the proceedings of the City Council
at the ca led meeting held ON Thursday evening.
CuLvERT NEAR THE PENITENTIARY.-A reso
luton from the Commissioners of Streets for Mon
roe Ward was adopted recommending to the Coun-
Gil the rejection of an application from the Board of
Directors of the Penitentiary, for guaranty the
part OF the city that the culvert under the canal,
near the Penitentiary should be kept in good or.
der.
Another resolution from the Commissioners of
Streets for Monroe Ward was also adopted, pro-
vdins that on the payment by the Directors of the
Penilentiary of onethird of the cost OF the fore
mentioned culvert they be permitted to use the
culvert BY one or more sewers from the Peniten.
tary
The NEW MARKETs.-A report recommending
thai the securities on the bond of Edwin Cock be
permitted to finish the new Market Houses, wa re-
ceived and adopted.
ASSESSMENT OF SALARrEs-An ordinance was
passed levying an assessment of $4,000 per annum
upon the salary of the City Sheriff Mr.. boswell.
Also, one levying an assessment of $500 upon the
salary of the City Sergeant, Mr.. Ferguson.
CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT WATcH-A report
from the Committee of Finance adverse to the pc.
tton OF Burwel Jinkins for an increase of salary,
was read and adopted.
JAcKsoN's GARDEN-An adverse report to the
petition of sundry citizens of Monroe Ward, which
asked the Council to purchase Jacksons Gard en-
for use as public park, was read and laid on the
table for the present.
MISCELLANEOUS. Ordinances providing for the
appointment of City Engineer, and making some
new regulations with reference to the markets,
were laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
report from the Commissioners of Streets was
then taken up and considered. and then the Council
adjourned
WIG MEETING.-There was large and enthu
siastc meeting of the Wings of Riehmo nd, held in
the African Church last evening. VIM. H. Macfar
land, Esq, was called to the chair, and RESPONDED
to his nomination in some pertinent remarks. Mr..
j. NJ Bolts then addressed the meeting at length in
advocacy of the nomination of Scott and Graham.
reviewing and answering some of the chief points