The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-19

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lassassus -3ranvfl1s 11ossells. ses6snssd = -
q dAye imnffsoumens % The 1zth - April Inst an1
. pay Ane az "a wae released fio@ jail yeo66f.
days ths Hustines .Coun Del1e sealsasd 8 1T -
|ao Qsslifs1-P.P r. winss0s, late sbsd6 ssses sfI
Tie ely ~ Rishmond. appsassd bsfeFs - E1sr
tisse Court yesterday, gave The Eequired seeusf3y.
md eook the uslal oash q once. z.
1zsHsaia1s Cbsvs Recorder Taylss aSd A.
defmen Henxay, Murray, LipseCmh. Dudley ard
Ahlspaueh pFesiding i large portion Ofyee-
terday = session ID criminal business. The doekes
has peen long and tedious one, bat The 4ae1ss
natss havebsen dispesed 70 close 4 mp n poseibls
Acquitted -wm. Cline ana WIN. Duke, indIcs<d
or asssnltng and bertins John Deucdy n Jupe
last and taking money from him. were ufed by
the Hastings Court yesterday and acquitted D.
mody only charged Duke win strikine him. but
sWore that Cline took his money = thai Tins
Axfsa Wsatlsr The thefmomessr stocd q ESQ
in the shsds u u o'clock. yesterday.
THE BOSTON SLAVE CAsE-Ths telegraph hss
furnished some particulars Of the discovery of 4
fugitive slave on board Of : weasel entering ths4
cess. The Boston Transcript Gays:
4 The facts In the case, at We learn them, are =
follows: As the bark Growler. OF RockIsnd, Ne,
Capt. Pnlsbury, from Mobile june 10th, was con.
,ing up the hasbor this morning. when OF the cas-
tie, negro jumped overheard.
il 10 reported that this movement was the fret
intimation the captain had Of the presence Of the
party on board the vessel A boat was sent In
pursuit, and the negro was taken back to tho bark
Some OF the members Of the Liberty Vigilance
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Obtaining the legal services Of Messrs. John A.
Andrew and William i. Burt, applied 70 Justice
Metcalf Of the Supreme Judicial Court, to issue
writ OF k1beas corpus. and tina take the man into
the custody Of the Commonwealth. for the purpose
Of inquiring why be was restrained Of his Hberty7
The necessary affidavit was sworn to BY John
Oliver, carpenter, e coloFed man, and the writ
Vas accordingly granted, At ten minutes past u
o'clock noon. .s
The writ was placed in the hands OF Deputy
Sheriff Alouzo r. Neale, who At once proceeded ON
board the aGrowle - st LeDg Wharf. and found
the alleged fogitive confined in the ships cabin.
under strong guard Of the crew, Capt. Pillsbury
being absent.
Mr. Nesle informed the mate, colored man. Of
the official character of his visit, and demanded
the custody Of the prisoner. who was then deliv-
ered over to him without any attempt at resist
ance, and the officer forthwith marched the newly
made liberty prisoner through State street to the
Court House. 754-s, -, ~, s. f.ssss.s4s az
/. BY this time . large and excited crowd had col.
lected, who followed the officer and made several
made to understanf hat s. wss ~ Tr;..,yv 800
and not in the mpnosed slsvs.c.,ching gr~.n ~
the limited states anthoritv
On this fact becomine Known no fnrtber ,,toles :
tation vvas ofYrrcd ana ahon,. ~ IA, -,
M hv msnv ~ ths cro,sa - Tic - ~ 80;
tim" ss gsssty 4 sass 8 sssf 80
Officer NeaIe nlaced h;s charge IN ~. Srrr.r,n
soon surronndsd bv fr;ands and ssemad ,,,,sh A..
i;0htad - ~. br,eI. rrcsrscs. ~ fraaaa.. u d.
mite an intsllirest iopiinr nssro shou. >. .ssrs
Of Ace. His name Ia Wm. johnson. snd he hsils
fro,,, Ioh;ia Nth;,r c,.ths- cnra.-a;.s -. i.
om nooNo aus.uer &c con.e.a.g any, nm
f,oy -, s.ossv ana hurr;sd atr - 6s.sds =.
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A STORY OF MISPLACED LovK-Some time
since, Lieutenant Hurst, OF the city police, aud
other officers who had been for some time en-
gagged In ferreting out the perpetrators of forge
ry. arrested Young man. who. itis evident was
the PRINCIPAL In the transaction After bis arrest
the officers e il their custom took possessjen Of
his baggage. which they searched for evidence Of
his character. and Of the crime Among other
documents they found q bundle Of letters from nr-
u,erous ladies' living In different localities and With
whom, il appears, the fellow has been playing the
psrt Of the ray decefyer =
It seems thst whenever ne could make an Inn.
pressiou mon the heart of ! rood looking woman.
he would do 40 and though married man. was
al all times ready to make an engagement II be
could oniv make money by the operation The
oficers have ascartsined that IN one instsuce he
horrowe ed horse and sum az money from his a.
asmced and than dsanneared and II wo.Id sp.
near from the etters thsf in some lodsities he Wa
sroscad IN he M rried 10 mora Than one 81 hs lady
sceusintancea One who sirns herself "Grace."
,rites fror, The ncrthern nars Of the STATE
she comrlsins 81 Ria attenti 10 another. but
sors;vss him and cIosss hsr letter with 4 fervent
sreiterstion of love
1There Il latter from another. thousht 70 be an
crnh. = virl She anneala most tenderIvs q his
:. - rm,;nsss and - she Enovs he ss tha univ ore
nnon whom she can reIv for PROJECTION bers hin,
not to desert her. She, too, complains Of his st.
tentious TO another.
In the budget are several from one lady. al long
and exceedingly well written. She IKE Ill tho
chides him frequently for his neglect OF promise
sclemly made In one of the letters she speaks ~
follows:
II have for one year been living 10 suspense, IN
expectation OIL know not what / have sacri-