The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-12


ar. Brumly was the next y,,,na,. .na ,.,s
.ha' ne heard the pilot tell tho eantan ,ha, ha
sne" the channel, aud could take tho .h,,' @ ne
~ e',uence was, however. objected to on ace.,nn ~
o' h', head being shaved, and also b, cause ha ss
knowledged having been fed on ham "e nc
AIR h1bg opened the case for tha defence ana
moved 20 dismiss The indictment on the rround
mat the tHenee was not criminal one. bpt was
evidence that the ship had been run on the bar or
that the pilot would not have kept the bargain ~
they bad given him time
Sergeant Dyer aud Col Lelferts were then ex
sn'ired as to their know ledge Of the case but 10.
thing material VAS ELECTED except the fact that
the officers, as we'll IA The men, had been t.d on
han which was considered strong point sar the
deituce
Sergeant Jenkins testified that the cook was re-
spoi aeIe iof the mIshap, the ship bAvpg run on
The lager bier bar while he feeding the cog.
lie had beea led pilot bi.cui; aud f.l, capable
of sreaking as 10 all Wariae matters
Mayor Mayo aud Mr.. Balcock summed up re.
spectiyely tor the prosecution and dsEuce ma.
king some very strong p,iuts After which Judge
Hsls;ed delivered Il charge. which WIS universally
appsuded for the perspicuity of its lega. knowl-
edge.
The jury brought in a verdict Of guilty, with a
recommendation to mercy, in consideration OF
which one of the priyatos was senteuced instead of
she pilot, because he had coat. The sentence
| was that he should wait until collection could be
taken up TO get him new coat.
ANOTHER COURT MARTIAL ST SEA.
On Wednesday evening the proceedings Va
red by the summary court martial of one of the
drGmtncrs. Who was arrested aud taken before q
self Instituted court martial, charged with most
heinous offence. A mock judge aud jury we're
chosen, and Of the guard seleC ted 10 act rs
pubic prosecutor, while Mayor Mayo, of Rich
rlUud good nsturediy consented to defend the &C
cused Evldeuce was not wanting on both sides,
aud what with badgeying the witnesses, alusing
the ceErt. technical objections, law points, Cum
tests between counsel, and the mock verdict, the
scene was much like Of tue real trials which
take place in real courts in New York. with the
exception, perhaps, that it was conducted with
much more ability.
| OPINION CT THg ATTENTION SHOWN TB8 REGIMENT AT
RICENonD.
From the letter in the Herald describing the las.
scenes of the Guards in Richmond, the following
extract is taken. 1t will contribute to give our
| citizens an assurance that their exertions were
appreciated;
The unbouDded and continuous hospitality of
| the Old Dominion, could hardly allow the New
Workers time TO rest aud fiom the first nome u t
Of their arrival they were feted aud treated and
greeted in every imagips sble manner deuotDg fra
ternal feeling. As for sleep quie'. they were
| not in the programme. The whole town seemed
| to be turned into vast festive hall, and when
ever the uniform of the Seventh made its az
pearapce, it tho siguai TOR q cordial wei
| come, such las Virginia alone could extend
| The New fofkers were fairly taken by storm,
| ad tathomess seemed the reservoir Of good
good feeling IL the hearts of the Nirgiuisns. The
oniy complaint was OF an excess of attention. but
| time was pressing, and other engagements com
| PEELED the termination of the pleasantest visit
ever enjoyed by the Seventh regiment.
Just previous to starting few on board the
Glen Cove noticed little towboat and barge pass
| log down the river. but thought it only some
| freighting expedition. and grumbled lest they
should get in the middle of the chanuel. The sur
| Glen Cove was hailed by this barge few miles
| down the river. and the company asked TO come
| on board TO take parting drink with the Rich
mond GT8ys, Lieutenant B0i.sieux, who had con
| trived this boarding outrage the climax
| # their kindness The Glen Cove soon
htched to the Old Domiuion'-for that was the
| .pi roprate name of the barge-aud the two COM
panles we're soon socially engaged Oh ail parts OF
the boat. This last eTid nee Of good feeling fairly
oyercame the New Workers, and they vowed, ii
| language more strong and expressive than is usu-
ally used III Divine service. that they never did
| see "snch reception" given to anybody any
| where. Nor could they stop even here, f1r after
he last man had taken the last drink aud shook
| hands for the last time, aid the cheering had at
!ast been hnished and, as was Supposed by many.
the W. 1iniaDs had been finally bid adieu, il
tound that they had determined to be represented,
sud had insisted Dpon seudlug Mayor mayo anu
'injor Wm. Nuntord 10 see The guests eafs At
y Washington aud Mount Vernon. The New York
RS now gave up in despair, and ach powledged that
thouEh they had heard OF Virginia hospitality thet
could have 0rned no idea Of it it really eXsted
al its houndess extent.
The Regiment left Washington Saturday morl.
ing, aud were received n Baltimore and Phiiadei
phia " ith approE p late deIa They were
iJiced to lseCine invitation to visit Alexandria
they were reach New YORK Saturday afternoon.
where they would be met by the fist Regiment,
snd those of their own company who are il Ny.
Mr. CrutcEett. of Washington, has offered all the
members Of the Guard cane each from Mt Yer
Don. Among other marks of libaraiity xseuded
them. Mr.. Brown, proprietor of the hotel at
Washington, refused TO receive one cent in pay-
ment of their board there.