The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-28

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1M Trs!M Srs.s 15.or -B.r,.n,.
n appeared before the Mayor yeats,Ss.
W."v tns sbssse Of brutal and cruel ness.s; "
h..h;ss Lapscomh, IN bic houss, ON l2sh sesss.
Tbs sa asI osath WAS hastensd. on tn 2as le..
ne Mayof stated thar hs had ~xamiu. arshs...
nos 20 sscertan the exteu, Of The lersI ohI,s. -
suS On the prisouer 10 provide tbe nee.s ss.,,Ss
n. o. Somsols OF the deceased and Quoted one ~
sccused Va. vsuen against naryas., In whieh- the
40 oid woman named Warner. ~ .haSs j.an - ns %
Sa.tee Hs then reviewed the evide.cs \. 80 -.
IN. Mn IN Tualps case-spoks Of his freons,t ,,.,,s
The brsh and ss,,h q. ~ y, sng her 70 his heuss
when nad never been accounted fo,-st ~ ~ ~
crecy maintained ~ to the wheresb,r.s aIs.S.
ss1 "oman.ol ess being locked up and sioss ssy E
was fouud-and OF his falling Ia m,IsI nlea sne
death OF the child. which Dr.. PARK hsT - .us
alive. when called upon to visit the mo,hs. "a
concluded BY sayins, that ~ . commi,lios masis.
.homd 20 o., 10. PREPARED to decide that he ease
Col August, for the defence, reviewed ths ....
pointed out by the Mayor. and Commence 49,,
the difference between that and the one now n,S.,
| confederation In the Enslhh case the dseesss 4
was free from disease, and had been held In eus.
| tody against her consent. In the case before n.
court. the deceased In the last stsRes II oon
| sumption when she went 10 Cudp'a house. aud
must have died from its effects sooner or later
She had gone there, too, of her own free will-hsd
received oil the attention that the prisonsr means
would enable him to besfow-and araued that no
evidence had been adduced to show that the pri.
soner designed, by any act Of his, to aecesrate the
enc OF the deceased-but, on the contrary that be
had furnished her necesaaries, called In physi.
| attend her
| Inc Mayor did not believe that the prisoner had
@ aes's sueoly FASTENED the death Of the deeeASed:
oa' rom AL the evidence before him. he thought
toe case such An one "a should be further enaufed
iuto and for that reason would send him on 20 the
next Grand Jury to answer an Indictment for
pearancs to answer. =
City Sabbath School Coayeatioa --Tbe ...o,d md
last session of this Convention was held at Tho lst
| nsp'1at Cnurch on Thursday evening Ths houas
| wa not SO much crowded as on Tuesday evening.
out tne congregation was . large ono - s'
| keV. 5. keplsr, President of the Copvsntion
| being absent in consequence of sickness, Rev. Dr.
Howell vas called to the Chs'r.
Alser fineing, and prayer by Mr.. Cross reports
were called for from Schools not previousiy, re-
ported, and one or two were given the statis,ios
| OF which, with others not vet reported. viii M,
| lished. - ~ -
Additional reports were thsn heard conesruipr
cocisd schools from which 1t appeared that an ad.
oition 70 the operf tions In this department. pre-
viousiy reported, oral instruction 10 given to oil.
oled children at the lst ID. Sd and 4th Presby.e-
| ran Churches and a. the Africsn Churches con.
| spectivey. ''s
In vie" of the fact that tha day the last Th ,rs.
dsy IN Febrnary) Is observed by many Christians
day of special prayer for the youth of the laud
she cnerman proposed that the Con vention engage
| 10 application and, at lis request Few Mr, Pa.
terkin lead the devoiona Of the assembly, with rs
| ference to this interesting topic After which the
| Convention sang with much animation one Of the
| Sabbath School hymrs tla
The f0llO-ios resolution offered by DR. q. W.
Jones, was then Unanimously adopted, and order.
% 70 De inserted In the circular which the Com.
m'itee OF Arrangement Of the State Sabbath
Ssnooi convention are now sending ont:
heso!red, That this Sabbath School Convention Of
fichmond and Manchester extends cordial ir vits-
ZION to ell the ends Of Sabbath School In ths etnte
| to attend the Aists Convention whish 10 to som.
mence In tsis city on the 2gth Of next May. Oar
hearts and our homes will be open to our brsthIsn
and We hope they will soms. thar We msy hold coap.
81 h. saa ss:oa'sss On: another Ia the s work in
Remarks were then msde By Mr. James Tho.
mas, Jr. Mr.. J Cross, Rev Nelson H.ad and
she President. DR.. Howell, and the Convsn,ion
'eont 10 o'clock, sang clo.iug hymn and ADJOURN
| cd sins die.
Easily arranged Joseph Childreas, FREQ man
| OF color, ua1e his appearance before tho Mayor,
yesterday morning. to answer the charge of a..
ssuliieg and bestingtwo white rnen-A. b. Hulcb.
| or and Joseph Delareaux-o on Sunday afternoon
| last The evidence proved that on the evening In
question. the cry Of murder was beard several
lines to proceed from house on Union street, la
| the Valley, occupied BY Henrietta Chdress and
! Louisa Paine. aud that on hearing the alarm,
Huicher and Dolaresax ran in to ascertsi, ths
/ Rhen thav f0und tho pyis in th> r<of
| beating Lefty Gladmsn. They Immediately ssp.
| arated the combatants and Delareaux teok Chi,
dress into custody, to ascertain II the woman was
injured. Not feeling disposed to submit to such
authority, Chdress set up strong Jesstan CO, aad
striking right and left. soon cleared bis skirts Of a
hangers on, and made good bis escapa. The Mayor
commended the young gentlemen for tnterposing
| when murder was cried. and by way OF teaching
the prisoner better manners In future than to re-
sist or assault . white man, ordered him 10 receive
| Two dozen and one stripes.
Sudden Deafh-Mr. William Valentine, Of this
| city died suddenly yesterday afterncop, at the
| Virginia House, his place Of residence. He has
been in bad health for some time but was ont
Yesterday morning. About O'Clock he was taken
! III and breathed his last In few minutes there
after-havins burst blood vessel.
Suicide We regret to learn that Ne Edmund
Tyler. aged about fifty years, formerly Of Heprico,
but Tor some time past resident Of Hanover co.,
| committed suicide on Monday morning last. by
| cutting bis throat from ear 70 ear He survived
two days after perpetratius the rash deed. and
| during that time expressed his determination TO
repeat tbe act II he should recover Mr., Tyler was
the father of thirteen children, six Of whom only
| are living. He had been an intemperste man, and
| his mind Was supposed to have become seriously
| impsired from excessive indulgence In strong
| drink. sa-
| The present Canrass In the city promises rare
.pnrt t, those lockers on who. Ike the old lady
| wh n she saw her husband In heht with 4 bear
| don't care 4 straw which whips" Already the
people are holding meetings to hear the promises ef
the various candidates. and 10 see the fur Az when
they grappls each other 10 the ID stru9xls for
great prize at which they aiming. "A the con.
test waxes warm, ths masses will beeoms more
excited, but for the credit ofths city We bope that
no unpleasant feeling viii bs eneenderad and no
| violence resorted to Let every candidate have
a fair bearing, and then, when the day comes, let
the sovereigns choose their servants through The
ballot box.
We ask the attention of our readers 70 ths I'd.
| ver,isemsnt of Messrs. 4 Archer & Co, propsis-
| tors Of the Armory Iron Worka They have -.
tahshed depot for their iron and other snufas.
tures ON Peah street Our Virginia Iron d uni-
! yersany acknowledged to be OF supsrior quality.
and We feel confident that all Sou hsrnAfs who are
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