The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-24

Mr. Klins, Keeper Of Mr. Ks boarding house. said
shsA kssnsr ssms in and took 10 aboat n O'Clock.
won't out and stayed about IN hour or an hour and
= hall. and then returned and retired.
William Pin recalled mistaken when he
said that Andrew Miller struck him; Miller was
With the musicians on the grounds q Mr.. Krouses
and did mot follow and strike him. Pitt was the
only witness who at al inculpssed Miller.
Mr.. Lowe, member of the band, testified that
when the rock dew by him, he, with the other mu.
scians, passed to the left near the sidewalk, In or
der to get cut Of the way Of any more of them !;
Miller and Rittenhouse stood him oil the time
the procession halted they did not go near Mrs.
Hagans did not know who attacked her house.
Mrs. Tally was then called-the subpoenas be-
fore mentioned having been served upon her and
Mrs. Yesga-but as she knew nothing but what had
been told her by Mrs. Yeaga, her evidence was not
taken. Mrs. Yeaga deposed that she visited the
party at Krouse's In company with her husband;
while there was informed Of the difficulty with
Carter coming home about dark. her husband
met German friend going out to krouse's; this
friend said that he had heard that Carter had raised
mob and intended attacking the Germans on their
way home; witness afterwards at home spoke to
Mr.. and Mrs. Talley concerning the Germans state
nent, and simply said that she wondered why he
rhe German who had not even stick with him)
was not armed with something, If he expected to
be attacked did not say that the German had sent
to Richmond for firearms.
The testimony here ended.
Mr.. Crane then argued the law in the matter, con
tending that it was riot; Mr.. August arguing that
it was atfray.
The Mayor stated that under the second SECTION
of chapter 1875 of the Code, he was authorized, II
the evidence proved a riot to send the accused on
TO the Circuit Court for tral-under another law,
If the evidence proved an affray, he could recog-
nize the accused for examination before the Hust.
ings Court As this was the first case under this
law of the Code, and most difficult to classify
he felt 1t to be his duty as a committing Magis.
trate, to send those whose Identification with the
ARRAY had been made out, to the Circuit Court.
where they could be indicted for felony or misde'
meanor, as might be judged.
Augustus Schad, Charles Rittenhouse, Avis Rix,
Frederick Bochsen and Charles Eminger then gave
security In the sum of $500 each for appearance
before the Circuit Court of Richmond in October
next. Andrew Miller, William Kestner, Christian
Rupert and John KesIer having proved their in.
nocence Of the charges alleged against them, were
honorably acquitted. We would here state in JUS
tce to Avis Rix that Mrs. ANN Hagan did not, as
erreneously stated In Wednesdays paper, say she
recognised Rix "a one of the party who attacked
her house. She saw him pass by before the attack
was made. The mistake resulted from confouud
ing Rix with another German. As yet no clear
evidsnce has been adduced against Rittenhouse.-
The small German with black hair who appears to
have been the most violent of the attacking party
and who was the one who repeatedly assaulted
Mrs. Hagan, unfortunately, has not been found
The evidence thus far has proven that as the Ger.
mans were passing peaceably along I'd street on
their return home, one of their number was
knocked down and badly irjared with a stone and
a minority 1--WE glad that it was no more) vented
most unseemly and terrible rage upon the heads
of peraons whom they suspected of being con-
cerned in the attack made upon them, but who
were yet innocent unoffending persons.
EThe old Presbyterian Church on Franklin
street, is undergoing complete metamorphosis-
Workmen are now employed in building an addi-
ton of 10 fee. in of the main building, which
will afford ample room for the stage and its ad
change from pulpit to door sill, to adapt the build
ing to its new uses Concert Hail. &c. Hence.
forth it will be the temple of Terpsichore, Melpo-
meme and Thalia t.s.
HF man, whose name we could rot ascer.
tain, fell in the street near Capitol square yester-
day, under the Influence Of coup de soleil After
diligent inquiry, we are unable to say whether it
was fatal or not.
To BE HUNG John 8. Wormley, who was con-
victed of the murder of Anthony 7. Robiou, in
Chesterfield county, on the 10th day of July, 1851,
will be hung this morning at the Chesterfield Court.
house, 10 compliance with the penalty of the law
NEW PUBLIcATIoNs.-We have received from
George N. West, Exchange Bookstore, copy of
the marvellous story of "the Monk"
Also, from B. ]. Eddins, under the American,