The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-05

sunday Schoot A1eefinG - A meeting Of deieea.e.
from the several Sabbath Schools cf tbe vsr;s.s
Protestant Determinations Of This city was heIa !.
Rev. DR. Moore's church. on Tuesday night lsss, ~
make arrangements for Sunday School Sts,s
Convention. 10 be held Ia this city some.ue srin
the approaching Spring
with prayer, after which H. K ELLYsoS ESQ.
was chossn Chairman. and Mr.. Alexander McRae
appointed Secretary.
On calling the roll of schools Il was asccrtaired
That ell the principal schools Ct the Baptist, Epis-
copat, Disciples, Methods. and Presbyteliar
churches were represented in the meeting.
Dr. George W. Jone, offered the following resn-
Ih1ion. which, after full discussion, was unani.
mousy adopted:
Resolved, That Committee of two from each
denomination be appointed, to tx end TO all the
sunday Sceoos of Virginia invitation to appoint
deiegafes to State Sunday School Convention 10
De hed IN this city at some suitable time durog the
ensuing spring, and that they be instructed TO
iect me LiMe ana MAKE al! necessary arrangements
for the Convention.
The committee, in selecting day for the meet
ing OF the convention, will apppoiu. such time as
WIN enable the delegates to the Young Mems Chris
tian Association of North America. the Hsptist
General Association of Virginia the Bible Societq
of Virginia. which to meet in this citv and the
Protestant Episcopal Convention of Viraipi,. 70
attend these respective bodies, as well ss the Sun.
day School Convention
Ga motion of Mr.. William F. Taylor, H,K, Ell.
Tyson. Esq was chosen chairman Of the com
mittee. and then the following gentlemen were ap
pointed members of the same: Messrs. George ID
She'll, Thomas W Pember.or, DR.. George w
Jones, Col Thomas III. Ellis, p Horton Reach,
Jos {. Redwood, VIM Taylor, Samuel NJ Price
Thomas Evans, Ernest Franek, Hugh Blair and
James Miller.
A resolution was also offered and adopted, to
hold City Sunday School Convention on Tuesiay
evening, the cath of February, ard the committe
Ct arrangements for the State Convention was in
structed TO make the necessary arrangements for
the City Convention.
The meeting then adjourned with a benedictiop
by Rev. Edward J. Willis.
COMMITTEE Of Arrane eemeats Soon after the ad
jourrment Of the Sunday School Meeting, held at
DR.. Moore's Church last Tuesday night, the COM
miftte OF arrangements, II. X. ELLYsON, Esq in
the chair, held meeting and organized by ap-
pointing Mr. Hugh Blair. Secretary; and Dr. Geo
w. Jones, Treasurer. Colonel Thomas J. Evans
was then instructed to prepare and have printed
blank forms of statistical reports for the State and
City Convention. Messrs. Taylor and Evans were
appointed to prepare circular, setting forth the
aims and objects of the proposed Convention -
Messrs. Taylor, Keach, Shell and EIyson were ap.
pointed committee to select suitable place for
the City Convention on the 24!h inst to select
speakers for that occasion, aud to make all other
arrangements that to them may seem necessary.
The Committee then adjourned TO meet again q.
the rooms of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton On Friday evening, the 18th inst.
Cross Cutting.-Betsy Freeman, q free woman,
made her appearance befJre the Mayor yesterday
for throwing hricis ~ Msria Ionas b.- ,,o;nhSo.
with the evident ;nte,tior of .,anrd; IT, rs rs 80,
and thereby infiicting an injury for life. Betsy Is
bead devil in Il ram cat alley" and by the use of
red rag manages always to keep her neighbors in
ing that she had gone a stan TOO Ca go 80
standing full well the advantaos ~ ,ood st.r.
sf Ter putting the bali in motion Pa,sr nsocursd
warrant against Fanny Amts, Fanny Jones and
fanny Allen, the only eyewitnesses of her con-
duct, and mad them called before the Mayor to
answer ine charge OF threatening her life, but be
ing unable TO prove what she said, the three Fan
MES were acquitted, and she was held In durance
TOT anotner hearing this morning.
ca;,.e, r, -
. e ~ - Anausen ah9 merry mar1,
ooraa 'iu oAhe Duo'ns' nso oiIneuty
,bra..enad =, .1nasS HJ0u. Ga'' = ioo", wen hehiy
ua,,no, ~ das;ra o. .oan p "p pieee Witn cilo
atra,;as nv IS hi such slTthfng demon
nasIaJ 20 the ia, sos ruo.; ,sp.easue, oo4n ap
a ~. = - ~. w.. p.o.. .ion' "u1t Supon henry
60, ,.;.h .o., .Eso su' asA'hss JooH enarglog
hir, iahna gu matcn "oI.h S4V ana had
,t1 tey inoi oipios tnese TWO
Mnn- "a -, @ppeI' ahce pe,ors tue
."sn ard tbs, 10 haI;o1ad aa1 Its "s,ch nau peen
but on aiug several d:sinteres.ed witnesses. the
Mayor promptly acquitted John of the cbaree
against him, while he held Henry TO bail in the
sum of 800, for his future good behavior,
1u n,,nu W.T.,
1"e Dsue' pe,s ue Dues nave aeteTmined 70
Dass Ire psn os a. 'ne Anelicau ilotei, on tne
n.sne u sne =! ihs.an.' anu are making extensive
n;es L 70 nase one 'na' VIII exceed any
time past The number of tickets being limited.
those who wish TO unite with them should secure
them ct once 1t will be perceived by an adyer.
tisement in another column that meeti,o of the
managers will be held this afternoon at4 O'clock
to complete the arrangements.
:, Donoee oaos whey ii'te appeared before the
ssyof, yesterday morning, 10 answer the charge
oi assau'tIog ana oeatpg moses Fowler, watch.
u.an, AT bokiora q ooie oarrei factory. lew
rights SINCE. nics@8; on oeing sworn, gave
glo"ins uesGfpstcn o! L On saHeripss 10 WLlcn
ae nsu Messty sueinl.tee UNI, oealen WIN hooP
poio, aId iAleu ,ua. he hsu never gwen pio"
amined and by their testimony showed conclusive.
ly that foacler ffsir had never been made public
Moses, Ii is true, had not struck blow bus then
his tongue-didn't be pile on the agony and lsy
down the law till boiling over with pent o indis.
nation, Hite rose in his msjesty, and made music
with a hoop poe, on which he was at work at the
time. "a both men are employed 10 the same
shop the Mayor concluded that both were at fault
and by way of preventing future collisions held
them to bail for their good behavior each In $780,
c..ou,t,, r,o,,n,o;.,, -o,.,;s, p,,.s ~.
s,ra ,ha w.vor pes,erasv - ansysr sba chsres
os sss.n,,in9 Jobn M;fTi ,tan With a faka of ;cs
nv wh;cb ,he ssid comniainast was mada N r q.
80 his ionn,h ~, ,ha oaId on,a rrnrnd Joh-
Sawavor E ,;iad ~ srsuar When called and a. N q