Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-19

MAross Corsr AHoxp.-.Josepb
Pedmlkey, adisspaed looking mau was bfouvbt uoo,
charge Of being drunk on Monday. lie was discharged
with an sdmopition. Ito said he came hero from Noh
Carolina to seek employment the book -bndiur bu,
That the second time no was pp for ,hs s,m.
offence since HE arrival 80 80
TMREArs-wm. Kline brought I'M on . ch.,,. Al
threatening to whip Miss Mary Ann Tucker IL
from the evidence Of Mary that Bill was contiuusiy an
noyng her. She was ohen compelled get Into bed aud
sleep there until she nearly suocated 10 order 10
avoid him. lie threatened to whip her. lie seemed to
be in love- but she cared nothing about that She gave
him no eounsn.nce Bad condition to DO in-snd BIZ,
him to give bail In tho Of $780, to DO Of good bchs
vior, and not trouble Mary Ann again.
He failed to give bail and was therefore committed
WrE WnrrISo.-Jsmes A. J. Britain was brought
up charge Of beating bis wife at diff.rcut times and
threatening to shoot her.
The accused bavug that witnesses whose
testimony was Of most Importance to him absent
the case continued until to-day when full hearing
OF the matter will be had. The vile made her compl.in
which, II true worthy OF strict consideration IL WAS
or pare, however. When all the facts heard the
case may assume u different feature.
GoiSo AT LARor.-foung, slave, the property of
VIM; Meriweaiher wa, brought up Tor going at large,
and hiring himself as he thought proper.
He was discovered by the officers on board the James.
town Steamer, and who knows but that he would have
quit IL he got chance. lie did not however and his
Honor took good care that no shall not enjoy the same
privilege again. He gave him pass 10 Mr. Sa,ke A. Tho
City Jail. - '''
NuisAscr.-Ar. Michael Mccormick was summoned
Tor permitting offensive water to flow through gutter
leading from his Soda Water on iino.d -,
Tho gutter runs between Mar.hal and Broad
Mr.. Mccormack stated that he had caused such inn
to be made in the water as would pre-
case was continued until his Honor shall visit tho 10, and
judge for himself. Wv ''' Anu
CosrisuEp-A charge against Paul Mlchard Of per-
mitiiug quantity OF filth remain on his lot On Mir
near si street, continued ill to-day Further mo-
eeedpgs will be discontinued should the nuisance DO aba
ted in the time " "
he npis,po II
THr DssERrER-Jsmcs Flanagan the person t,k an -,
as deserter from the U. s. surveying steamer Liar 80
again before his honor yesterday We did not a.eer
tain what the course of Judge Halvburtor n IL;
regard, but in view Of the command of his honor m u
day. 10 have him brought before him. in case the Judge
snouu reuse 10 take cognzice of this case We must
conclude such TO he the course OF the Judge
Mr. Irving, tho late efficient Police officer having Soma
papers In his possession obtained from the master of the
vessel, which would throw light upon the matter tb
person was committed until these PAYERS produced
orESiSG CuLvrRr-Nr A. A. Hughes was summon.
Cd Tor suffering cnvert containing quantity of Often
ve matter to remain open the rear of his premises
between Main and Cary street. on 18th.
The culyert being opened as indispensable stem 10
continued until today, when iue will DO imposed /, tho
nuisance is not abated.
KEEPING A DIsoRprRLr HousE-The case of EmeIin,
Martin for keeping house of i-fame next came up A.
We anticipated, yesterday, she did speecbify dcsn,
the exertons of two officers to keep her quiet
The complaint was lodged by a neighbor Of hers NAM
ed Nicholas Dafner who said that day and nigh, he and
his family annoyed by persons conerepatjng NJ ,h
mouse oil the accused and dancing the music of negro
fiddler. s'o
While Dafncr was making his complaint Emeline stood
before him. and sazed mos; nten,ly. Her eyes and rud
dy counenance told how mortified she felt AZ the hard
tale, and she every instant quvered the lin s n
ing for an ouburs of indignant slang We thought from
the manner in which she occasionally aud believe ur
consciously bent forward toward her prosecutor that She
would have seized aud dragged him asunder.
mere we're two cicers placed her back TO keen her
under due restraint but she nevertheless Numbered forth
occasional dnathemds as overwhelming as "lava" Aud
how poor Dainer rembed. lie took good care 10 Keen
at arms length from her, aud he perfectly right Tor
had she seized him in her rage he would have been srao
gled despite all human exertions.
In the of of her furious s,los III, uo,.u
remarked can hear II you don't speak so IoudJ am
not deaf she in fury replied, nor am dumb mus,
state my case and vndicate mys=. Ills Honor said no
silent and tia; they faed to do effeciually
Aiter the evidence heard she asked permission oi
us hohor 10 say lew words He consented. We OF
course, did not attempt to note what she said II would
be Impossible. There was characteristic fury In her
words gestures aud looks such have never before
Witnessed
Before she could exhaust one tenth of the over
whelminG slang the officers by order of his Honor in
terered and after time checked her There was then
comparative quie-a considerable share OF steam having
passed of. e
The case continued till day, in the absence of
Mr.. Riddle, gu important witness ia the matter
Tup CRY A BURYIXG GRouSp-wm Tbslb;ne, ,vos
summoned Tor bnrynG two negro children in his lot Oh
18th street, in the month Of February last -
The children, taPpeared belonged to a female servant
oil his and, according to the testimony Mr. Saul who
resides in the adjoining dwelling were month old at the
time OF their DEATH Ne became informed of the bode,
being there through the mother Who in order to satisfy
u Of tue aet took from the grave his presence part
Of the remains, which he brought to the Mayor.
officer Tyler went TO the place Monday by order of
the Mayor AID having dug up tho part parcuazed by
Mr. SAUL discovered some rags, part of children's
rec lin hnn
which he had coifned and removed to tho grave yard
Mr. Thalbimer denied any knowledge Of the burial
When took place. but admitted being cogniz ant of the
bjdics being IN the lot since then. lie considered that
no injury would result to the health of the locality from
their being deposited there and therefore took no pains
TO have them removed.
The case was continued till to-day, 10 the absence Of
witness for the defence.