The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-11

Fhe-Ths alarm Of Ars yesterday afternoon was
caused by the burning Of the carpenter chop near
25th and Broad streets, owned BY Mr.. Tbos Mosris
Loss about e2o0. The work Of an incendiary.
Tribute Of Rsspes The Hastings Court yesser.
day, while In session, was Officially reminded fthe
wnereupon the following resolutions were offered
and adopted:
Resolved, That by this dispensation Of Provideuce
the member of this Court have lost associate and
.end r9ose dessh they sincerely resret, and that a.
aik OF respect Tor his enory, and ~ an expres-
sion OF Eref for this sad event. they win wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
mittsd BY the Clerk to the widow Of The dsesascd,
and published in the newspapers Of this that
the Court do now adjourn.
Acgained-rrancis Bridgewafer and Thomas
Murphy. charged with entering the house of VIM.
H. Graves on the Goth of February. in the night
time, and stealing coat worth el0, was arrsigned
before the Hastings Court for examination. After
nearing the evidence, the prisoners were aequt-
ted
staooine-Ned Logan, . free negro charged
with staooing James Patterson, slave, on the
lith OF November last, was arraiened at the bar
OF the Hastings Court and plead not guilty. Amer
nearing portion of the evidence the trial was con-
| tnued I'LL this morning.
Burgiary.-John Dawson, slave to John Giluer.
was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday 10 an.
| % swer the charge Of stealing shawl from Mrs.
W.. nA.on; ~, .nree weeks ago. The evidence proved
mat MI Wharton's house was broken into In the
aay time, and robbed Of the shawl and q lot of
Jewelry. Rachael Monroe, q slave, testified that
she bought the shawl Of Edith. . slave, and gave
II 70 Jonn Dawson TO have cleaned for her. This
Edith was next arraigned and satisfied the cor ri
| that she received the shawl from George Friend.
slave to William Anderson, who doubtless con.r,it
ted the burglary; but she had lied about II wkeu
first questioned, was ordered to be punished wi,
stripes George win be tried for his portion of ha
offence to-day. He is desperate negro, and WAS
At one time convicted Of attempting to break ;nto
Wellington Goddn's Office on Sunday. and throw
ing erow-bar at Henry Exall, who detected him
/ in the act
The Panorama at Metropolitan Hall, is attract
ing large crowds, of visitors to see It, all Of whom
/ appear delighted with the beautiful scenes pre-
| sented to their view. We have never seen pan
| Drama of greater merit than that of Mr.. Winter,
| and therefore recommend 1t to public patronage.
Tzea.re-The songs of Miss Richings and the
nne acting of her father, have made them decided
| favorites with our play-goera They appe ar to-
night In very attractive characters, and should
have large and fashionable audience to see them.
As vocalist Miss r. has superior on the stage,
and must command the admiration of all who hear
her.
Frs-On Sunday night last, between the hours
ef and o'clock, the floor Of the second story in
Mr. Robert Crump's kitchen was discovered to be
on fire, and the alarm soon given. The neighbors
nanieuidteiy nAstoneo 70 tue place huu succooucu
in putting out the fire before any serious damage
was done. Loss about $50
Erratum.-The name of the unfortunate man,
who was killed on DIR. Christians farm last Fri
| day evening, was WILLIAM II. WOODY.
| Not to Blame William Easley appeared before
| the Mayor yesterday morning. to answer the
| charge of assaulting Thomas johnson on Saturday
| last. The evidence proved that johnson was the
aggressor, and that Easley struck him after being
| called q id fool and d-d scoundrel The war
| rant was therefore dismissed.
l Locked up.-Jerry Sullivan was committed to
jail by the Mayor yesterday morning, In defA0t of
ball. for being drunk the night before, striking the
watchmen and interfering with them In the dis.
charge of their duty.
| The Richmond and Fredericksburg Roilroad Com.
pany are now running night and day trains regu'
larly through theline
FygAting-Wm. wooley was convicted before
the Mayor yesterday morning of being drunk,
lighting and resisting the Watchmen and not be-
ing able to give security for his good behavior, was
committed to jail.
Richmond Musical Academy-Our readers will
no doubt be eratified to learn that Mr.. T. L. Gale
her has opened his Musical Academy in this city,
with about one hundred pupils all of whom ara
no doubt anxious to learn the art of sacred music
1 O.. l.