Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-13
CITY AND STATE NEWS,

HONORABLE ACQCITTAL-Thc case ~ :.
United States as"inss Cincinnatus S,i,i. befg,eJ
HALLIBURTON, was submitted to the jury Mon.
his counsel, 7. II. Campbell. col. Angus. ..1
Howard, without argument or comment. ,sl,l.
the District Attorney fully argued the ca.. :
Government, and the jury promptly returned :
diet OF acluittal an aclulttli, We may say. I. =.
rahlc aud triumphan; ~ any man ever rtce.,-
Grand jury had great difficulty in brincir, IL =, !.
bill against him, even on the onc-siiei ,v;.
alone OF the ~ovcmmcnt-,cn OF. Of the r..
four being opposed ~ it-of when We're :ar -
John l.. Tate, OF this city: Robert SaUnden. -. e
liaun,bur.. and other gentlemen Of equally h:,, !.
ractcr and intelligence.
Il wa apparent. on the trial. 10 every boiy. or
of the Cour:, bv->tanicr> and al. tina. ;ne C.,
lncnt hsl Internationally. of coGr,cy ,,als
and mos. unfortunate mistake in This nate - >.
:crrinc Il charge against n perfectly inuoc.n;
AID that the whole testimony elected. 20 "A, E.
showing even q jus. suspicion Of BIZ, .uil,. sh.l
demonstrated hH- innocence. IN the c~lca.cst ,.,.
manner. Mr.. Stith was warmly welcome! b. .
rouS friends. ~ Lr passed out of the cor-.,.,.
He appears 10 he about ! Or y Year, O: .ce (.
family and connections. We learn, are o, tht '
responsibility: and i; INTO; be gratifying - ~.
know tia; hi. bright name Ia, been - :;.
,riumrhantly indicated.
THE CoLrNBIAS HoTrr. RE.opENgp.-As =
he seen hy the advertisement in mo.h,, n'-
,hi- celebrated motel, having been renora:e! AL
n;-hed in the la:c,; style Of improvement. =
now ready to ac'ommoiaic all lovers o.: ,a5i
.cr>.
Formerly the columbian" on Cars s:-e.,
If >iockoc slip. Richmond, Wa the crea. :
vau> of Virginia Planters. This House 4. ~
"Pa"nix' III it, way. The prosy.r;or !. NJ
II. Crcn-haw. md the manage ) are Col y,
Cardwcll and Mr. e. Y. Luck Of Richmond, 3 =:
pular gentleman in ihrir way.
To-day an Introductory treat will gree. a.
Il: the Columbian. Bar.ow tend, the Ra:.
FAIRFIELD RACEs-SEcoND DAY.-Th., =.
was-no, quite 80 exciting q, ;la: o.: the in: ,;.e 4,
though there were iour entries, The con;e>. W., =
der;ly between Don Juan and John l.. Two ST..
promising young rnscals Of horsc:.e>h il. tier lie
In the pool of sioo they stood aoou, c,.a.. 3
..Donuy Johnny" Just IL tribe ahead.
The race was Tor the proprieto.'> pure Of: /.
two m:lc heats. The rcsU!, Ma. - follows:
ID. Mcdaniel named h. h.. Don Juan. : years ol
Glencoe. iann Darkness lis los. ............
John Bclchcr named John l.. ! Years old. Is
rhilIc Harold. dam by Glencoe, .. h.
4. Green named =. N. Eag.i>>.i Year, OLD, l.,
Glencoe. liam bv Grey Eagle, Q, los.
F. ". Hall named Fate, 1 years old. hy CEi.tr
Harold. dam Fidelity. by imp. Pr!ai, - -,
Time, Is; heat. 8 jj-2i 3 ~.
Don Juan took the lead and KEEP, L. max .
,ir,, mile in good time. notwithstanding III, .
or three false starts rather threw him back.
There i, u good race np for to-day, 30 be on h.
and a better one for tomorrow.
Mr. \. 4. Rainc la, al ollie, for the saie O.:
in the races according 20 the English fashion ri.
the Ballard House. Auction every nigh; q: s6t