Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-25
LOCAL

wnich no nov holds member Of the House of Dale.
gaie ~. pabshed by about the I'd Of Nay last Iu
sspeech as ne distinctly land rightly appears) IN.
derstood he advocated among series Of other things In
the shape Of plank roads .nd-aiioss to nfn,y-.n az
tension Of the corporate limits Of this city, Our notes
80 and have not the least doubt Of their correctness
Mr. Mayo however, called at this Office In dsy or two A.
ter and requested that correction Of latter
would be madehis views being entirely counter to such
policy lie stated that they expressed in his
speech but doubtless misunderstood by IKind hint
thatl We did make correction, placing him ant; in
stead of pro- and say did involuntary and
in opposition TO the cearest conviction Of the
Of our report That temporsng course told admirably
upon the ISSUE and secured for him vote which he would
considerably Lack had he held BY the extension policy,
which, in his speech, no did advocate. -
But what Is the fact. We are told he Is now again
advocate for the extension policy Finding IL Is no
longer available electioneerng ISSUE and that It's
bearing his personal interests by no advsn
tageou he repudated that policy which, before he adop
ted at the hazard Of mourning the unenvabe reputation
OF temporser ready to seize upon anything which may
suit the popular taste for the time being To us Il seemed
so FROM the beginning for conviction that he advo-
Gated the extension in his speech unatered notwi,h
standing his avowals to the contrary The very correction
which made his expressed our doubts
In relation to the just grounds for making IT, and peril
nacious conviction Of the Of our report
And Mr.. Aayo's Interior policy proves the fact IT, at
least information be In view Of the fact that
he large Of land which would be embra
eed within the corporate its by the extension his adop
ton Of the policy, which report ascrbes him. by no
means improbable Il Is nothing more than no enact
ment Of the dodge which his move
ments on the campaign.
He has come Paddy in one instance, in inducing
u.s. by almost entreaties to make the correction alluded
%. Let him try Il again. r'. ...
MAYoRs CouRr, Saturday, 23rd J.Iu-Anusiyr LAM
GuAak-Catherne slave the property of John White
hurst charged with abusing Mrs. Carter and her
and calling them improper names, ordered "ten."
onsrRucrIoSs-Messrs. Jones Harwood were fined 81
Tor suffering some timber remain in gutter on Main
street between 9Th and 10Th
George Turner was fined in similar amount for OBJ
structing gutter on Main between 7th and sth
USMASLr coSDUcr-Maurice Rosenburgh was brought
up on warrant charged with pursuing his wife house
OF Abraham krakas Eer brothern-law and assaultng
her and Mrs Krakas.
Abraham krakas was sworn. He stated that the accu-
sed generally beats his wife, She frequently came to his
wte-her sister-to complain Of his treatment OF her.
On Friday morning she to his house bleeding and
commenced, usual making complaints Of her hus.
band and stated that he beat her severely that
sion His wife replied that she always went back him
after being treated and that there little n her
making complaints her. she could do nothing in the
matter. She cried very bitterly. His wife recommended
her remain her place. and leave the three children
with him, and it very probable he would soon come
for her. Feeling unwel from the effects of the beating
she went up stairs to lay the bed.
Her husband-the accused-came to his house soon af
ter up stairs, and attempted to beat her home. His
wife said him he should her her hoase-hat
| he had done so often enough at home.
Rosenburgh then beat his Cwitnesss) wife to such a de.
gree that she tainted. He for Capt wiLerson Who
he said could testify the condition of wife when
he came there.
Mrs Rosenburgh, wife Of the accused, stated that her
husband treated her badly she could not possibly stand
him. All she desired was that he would support the chill.
dren and thereby enable her work for her living.
Two other female witnesses testified to having aeen Ro
senburgh come into the house. up stairs and knock
violently at the door Of the in which his wife had
been. lie attempted whip Mrs. Roscnburgh when MIS-
Kakas nerposei and said he should whip her there
| lie then knocked Mrs krakas down.
Capt Wilkerson stated that being sent for by Mr. Kra
kas, he went to his house and found Mrs X perfectly in.
sensible. The persons who around her were haoo
| ing loudly, much injured did she appear.
Rosenbugh required to give bail in the of $3.50
to be Of 80 d behavior for twelve months
| The security not given when We left.
What pity he could not be ordered to the whipping
| post to receive "thirty nine"
Another UGLY YrAIR.-Joseph Duhame and wife were
brought up charged with abusing Francis
Hughes Joseph also charged with going the house
with gun and threatening to shoot him.
Elizabeth Hughes, the reputed wife Of complainant
sworn. She said that last evening" about 10 o'clock
Duhamel her door aud desired to DO let in She
asked him what he wanted come in for He said he
wanted TO see her husband She told him he could not
come in He persisted in going in however, and pushed
the door hard IN order to force his way in but she
ceedcd in keeping it fastened against him. lie said lie
wanted shoot her husband aud threatened frequently
he would kin him. lie had gun In his hand ct the time
This took place Broad lie remained the door
over twenty minutes.
Mr. Crane questioned her as whether she was the vile
of complainant Before she could answer Hughes anti.
cpated her. and said not but that they lived together
The witness turned him, and for a moment confront
cd him with looks which expressed her bitter indignation
at his uugracious reply,
The witness In reply Mr. Crane stated there
provocation, and proceeded detail its nature She said
that Mr. Duhnnel aud his wife their house short
lime Thursday evening. Before they left she asked
Mrs D. II she had any mInt, that she wanted little. Mrs
o. reptile yes, ind in short time returned with somc.-
They live next door to each other.
When Mrs ID. returned with the mint, they in the
act Of going to bed. Mr. Hughes undresscd When
Mrs Duhamel To the door, aud after unlocked
and partly opcu she reached her hand in with the mint
Her husband seized her hand aud pulled her the house
lie threw his hand in ocosc manner around her neck
She towards the font door, and he moved little about
as II TO indicate he running alter her Mr. Hughes
was undrcsscd at the time, being in the Of going
bed Could not say whether he locked the door while Mrs
d. IN. Mr. Duiame was in the house since that or
currence. lie was in there on yesterday
In reply TO Mr. Minor, who concerned for the com
pinant, she aid Mrs nuiamo was laughing all the tue
while ho had hold Of her lay ihe hand The whole affair
took place IN a ,cose way. Mr. pahan,el vas drud on
Friday, and threatened TO heat her With stick lie
abused her at the time. ~ reply to Mr. Crane
IT,. $1,000 ~. = $3.50. - A.. LII. -.