The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

n0sTISGs CoURT.--Recorder PuIliam. and
Alaermen bray, Wngheld, Sanxay. Tyrer and Msr.
fhi. f.. Presdns The ss of any interest fore
Alien slaye so N.Y. was the trial Of the negro boy
charged with burglarously entering the sArbm,,, On
Friaay night last, one week ago. We have aireaav
mission of the negro that he had forribIv s ~
AToour on previous occasions and robbed M n "
Alen OF various amounts of cigars and other goaas =
II VIII also be remembered that ON the nj ebt sndea
TO- he shot "Bosin," of Mr. Aliens sesysnss s,s
IA turn was shot and wounded by Alfred anofher
sans IN the house After patient hearing of the
ana the argument of counsel FIVE me n,her.
o. 9I tne Court viz: Messrs Pulliam Bray Wingteld
yreL, and Sanxay were 4 finding him guilty Of the
nMasIais, and so declared their conviction but DR.
.sille aecded that he not guilty. and this one
voice outweighng i've others the prisoner was Sis
charged on that offence. On the other count ara;,st
a .ns court found him guilty. and he was ordered
nor our province to find fault with auy decision
Vi court OF Justice; for being the Keeper Of rb
what the osnsrs' we cannot undertake say
ou. u entering the house of a white man. by negro
~ tns dead hour OF the night time after time and
piuneeng II OF its effects and then on bsins can
snootins and attempting to kill the wsfchrnsn wb
uetects nlm, Is pot burglary then indeed are ths
alary bsHouS uSuhsy iafcs and the meaning of Eur
Apy, white man, was convicted of burgIary and
sentenced to the penitentiary for hoisnr yy;ndov
we have pegro w containing clothing; ard
VINO not only entered house and robbed IL bnt VINO
shot and attempted to kill the person that discover
him Strange law that, which condemns an art IN
one man. and approves it in another -
Horace Smith charged with stealing horse from
Wm Graves of this city, and selling the same. was
examined before court OF Magistrates YESTERDAY and
after hearing Of the case remanded to prison to
await hnai tr1al at the next term of the Circuit
Court. Smith hired the horse of Mr. Graves nndar
an assumed name. pretending that he sesired 20
visit some of his relations living few miles from this
city and promising to return him the next day Capt.
Graves heard more of his horse until Smith reach
ed the town of Winchester, where he disposed of
him as his own property. At Winchester he was ar
rested and put in Jail, from which place he was
brought to this city, by that terror to evil doers-of
tcer Tyler
Peter Lane, indicted for assaulting young Weisger
during the late State Fair next put upon trial
The evidence very conclusive as to the guilt OF
the accnsed but the jury being unable to agree upon
the amount OF fine they should impose, were ad.
journed over until this morning at IL o'clock Lane
was a member of an Ethiopian troupe. which were
exhibiting near the Fair grounds, and receiving a
blow upon his head while under the tent rushed out
while in state of excitement, and catching young
Weisiger, beat him severely, supposing that be had
thrown the stone. H e is poor man and a stranger
and if heavy fine isimposed upon him, may have to
go to Jail to satisfy it.