The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28

Franklin street near lItn, ABOUT IL ociock, and
was absent an hour When he returned thetools
were gone. &
Mr.. James w Rawlings passed Mr.. Crows shop
between IL and 70 o'clock, and saw in it a negro
fellow answer the size and appearance OF the pri.
Patrick Williams was in Mr. Hagans stable, ad-
Joining Crows chop and saw the prisoner pass
the door with carpenters tools in his hands.
The Mayor ordered the accused to receive thir-
ty lashes at the public whipping post.
Complaint was made to the
Mayor, yesterday morning, by Mr.. Gill, that man
named Mccarthy had induced two boys, one his
son, eleven years old, to desert their parents and
homes and accompany him to Petersburg, and ask
ed advice as to how he should proceed in recover
ing Is child and Furnishing the offender. Mr.. Maye
advised the complainant to visit the "Cockade" at
once, and If necessary, get the Mayor OF that city
to issue warrant for the arrest of the accused.
the children have been taken off and concealed, for
the purpose of extorting money from their parents,
then the charge will be felony; but If not carried
away with such design, the offence will be mis-.
demeanor From what we have heard of the party
accused 1t is probable that il he took the boys to
Petersburg he did 80 with the intention of bringing
them back, and not with the design of depriving
their parents of all control over them Indeed, it
their own accord, to get sight of Petersburg; and
that they intend returning in few days. How lar
this is true, time will prove.
Nor ExpELLED.-John Brimmer, con-
victed before the Mayor, on Monday last, of buy.
ing birds in the rst market to sell again, has not
been prohibited from selling in the markets. as His
Honor had the power under the ordinance, to do,
and for the following reasons Brimmer had been
selling in the market but q few days. consequently
this wal his first offence The Mavor had fined him
heavily, besides confscating bis game, which he
"ud a, o,hars fror, asn vo,a,;na ,ba or.
dinance Hehoned that no more comnlainfs of II a
kind would be necessary. an he should feel com
nelled in future to expel from the markets every
person convicted of buying therein to sell again,
D. N. f.mon. v;ro;n;a ,.oo
Inc famous ~ .ni1 .oc9
morse, won the Jockey Ci9o purse on tne National
course, n. L., last oaturasy, oea.lng io9r Oh inc
most ceieoratea horses IN tne country ana runnlng
.ne two .. miles ~ 'ae seconu nea, - Tue
Parao,y short tune VI LaIee mttltey un" 'f,y etSAI
seconds az WE learn rom gentenan WHO was
PIesenI. ne view 10Th PapeIns report Ine time al
1;io' out we uno stanu tnat liis 10 InstaHe
for SONS Gays before tne race cams ou' hed Eyes
conouGs nao oeen sucn' tnat ms were airaio
70 oack MN IA any laIge anount On the occasion
ous wnen eno nouI "a y 'oi Sano, NC Pi0soo ni,soH
worthy OF me commence neIesoiofe oes'owed on
nun, anu tnat ne was .uiiy aoie 20 peat eVon the
oest HORSES tnat couo DO 'osetner ny large
purses; ..,,
we hase Iiequen.ly rp ,E; VI .ne speeu anu
81 ~ t,nod Tua VI no11 IT,. - wen
% VI nls piooo. EvGn INV, aItoI having won
w. e,' LII haass ~. annn S,
bred and twentv.four pounds. He shmId he
bo,obt AT once and taken IN the stock ra;.;ng dis
tricf of Kentuckv where b;s owner would ree,;ze
mint of money from his seryices $1,000 in.
vested in such a horse vonld he cantal well laid
Iess ike IN breed from him
~ ~ ~ " ~ - o $500