Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14
CITY ITEMS.

sSzsseCITY ITEMS.
,LoAsero rnK CENTRAL AsscuLruR AI sociKrr.-The
following is the loan resolution, offered by Dr. Roddey,
at the meeting Of the City Council Monday last;
Rs.oired That the sum OF $4,000 be- and l. hereby,
loaned In city bonds TO the Virginia Central Agricultural
Society said sum to be secured to the city by deed Of
trust On the grounds belonging said Society and such
Improvements as are or may be placed thereon: Prord
Cd That the said OF $4,000 shall be returned the
city In case the said Society shall hold Fair for the
space OF two years consecutively.
The resolution was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Allen, Burr Greanor, Glazcbrook, Hill
aud Roddcy-G.
Nocs-Msssrs.. Denoon. Grattan. Haskius, Mill. and
We congratulate the community on the passage of tbi.
resolution, for though the amount loaned half of
the sum applied for. Il will enable the Society go
ahead with their improvements and with such add.
onal asnsy hereafter be received TO render the
Hermitage Fair Grounds the beautiful and attractive
Ia the United States The best thing the Farmers As
semby can do At it, next session. should IL ever meet
again. Is to appropriate $4,000 from the funds of the
State Society to the treasury of the Central Society in
.onsderauon OF the zeal and enterprise displayed by the
er 10 promoting the agricultural interests Of the State.
MAYORS CorRr.-iesterday. Dennis aud Michael Grit
hn were aragned before the Mayor charged with using
abusing and threatening language 70 Daniel Kew TIL.
charge was not fully substantiated but the M,yor no
he'd the accused that they were respectively required 10
g,ye security for their future good behavior Being un
able 20 DO So they were put in the prisoners boxths
disgraceiu enclosure wherein poor white people and
nggers OF every grade seated in close proximity
NO sooner were the two men thus bored than the wife OF
one oil them, with infant In her arms confronted the
Mayor and With most duplicating voice and t. rf s,e"
pored him to release the prisoners rs they had done
no narm The Mayor relented and in a few minutes
eharged the accused with the admonon 10 keen Quiet
in future, for II brought before him again mn, sn,
wives nor my infants would keep him from jail
for assaultng and beating Sarah slave of Jno p Han
ihs,.
ms nsueon charged with tresspaSsing on the prem
ni =, NJ" $500. W. ns,eiiah, on lzth inst, and threat
s W oea one Oh her servants was required TO give
80 y s.Iu, nv, Tor us in,ure good behavior.
f., P n'ener anu Joseph hagan, were each fined $50
~, pSen'"S unlawful assemblies OF negroes on their
P'e'"''es'
T,x,x. ~ ,vn-,
INV "A"ers "aue thcir hrst appearance
TINS season on Monday night, before n large audience
among whom larger PROMOTION than usunI of Io
"ies The play the Duchess of Mali in which "A
she would Mrs Waller sustained bor -,
saon as one OF the first hgodenReS Of the present y
MT Waller also played admirably but detracted some
what from the general of the personstion NV the
occasional hOarsencss huskness of his voice which
seemed more conspicuous or rather frequent. on
norous musical aud REGULARLY inter,n,s ~ ,,;. SO
sou, the fdio into which he Inodulaed his articula
"ae' ne sSsed The lower register. sounded, Thy
contrast hsr'h inharinonious, and unnatural Ifhe re-
'u 1re upon the euPhony and emphasis OF his ural
noe' ms deciainAnon would b" without daw obiec-
, s"''cl mLn't- :" three months in his profes
Sona career must be considered in forming Judgment
OF ms eocuiion' Therefore. We think he WILL after lew
sns practice, deliver his readings with increased ac-
ro'' n.y.; esPSspa! IN assumptions requiring less eonse
S"m'c lgot OF speech Than Ia FsrfiHdHi, of Mali.
io,nisht MI and Mrs Waller will perSonate the lead
NJ 'r1efrs ~ snaGspeare great tragedy of Macbeth.
TO difficult indeed find the superior of Mr. W Ia the
pe''o"A''on Vi Tue Ihahe oil Oa"d"r.
TuE CRY ORply,Scys-"Tba long l,o,I e.. -
come At tho Ci,, o,,n. =. -. -, 90 =,
a, a., .....s - '''e "'sn P"''Sneu'
MnuHaN NJ
'ah nv ou"e'd resolution providing for the diStr
s ", c .'e .oe OF oiduianees to the various CITY
i oo''S'S VI o'her cue etc The fress Of Rich
oui w. o' conrse, not included. Mr.. DenoOn for
49, s"e'N anu dseernmcnt We have the highest
-P P'"n'P'f ui.co.ered uic sIght, and rs promptly
~ ~ '" =; 'og o' Ine bo3N he sent to each newspa
- -, e CIT. nasinueh as the editors would pub
80" ' as 0H IT, "hlch might prove serNieeable to
!he community Mr. Allen seconded the motion ia
Suon IN i'ceons speech embracing the suggestion TO
tIGss , ' Tt sIo,u touch up Negligent Office
have the extreme felicity of ctnori1 ~ VIC nov
from the Chamberlain Of o,,- cony az ,b - ~.
book We .hal make very free use of il as soon ss %
can find leisure MANY tbsuls 10 90 NJ "a n soon a. We
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TINS MHmA.-The 10Th Regiment of Viryin;, NI;,;
bsvin,, f,iIod ., oe,,, -, ,...--.. ~
~, oe;... - So ~ '"' ''eeuoh
I,o ~ ti W Jaw "hu' consequently, there
~ inc" I 70 oruer ana snpentend the election of
mendcd 10 ,bs CeSran, a., '"iilIES oou't mas recon-
isu " ue Governor tue iolo~ing persons as suiia
Rani r. NJ C. nj,
Di-t No .. John Annlsv,rJ cor n., ~ S"hh1n Tor
W. Pegram Tor Dist No 4. of The H., n,,,,i;or' -
Stacy, for Dist No I; J. Porter Wr,nn Tor Me, No
=, Thos c. EppeS for District No = and VIM n "
man, for Dist no. ! Of the "a Battalion "
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JCsr REIEBuTIoS-On the 10th June last Cadn,us
C. Johnson policeman of this citv proceel,I IN Ro,l
Ia, -, - ~. 80 -; 49, t'u " MOCK
ON complaint, with threatening assault his brother
.o'u. nehnlIh. Mhie IN the discharge OF his duty,
bi Isn shonigc 49, 1900 Jo ~ Tue accused ana mai
tsrrihlc tIr ,or.,.,aI H,',,i S''nan' y! MS
Iu,ril one of hon Ir oIa r. I'S I'M, ,h'erIer,ng
away Iobrson wa, tben rod , wv" -; u''l,Tn MN
~ @ gu ',n VIZ nen rescued from his assalant-
',I "'' 'hr result was that th" two prisoners
-. """ u'.h''u 70 Twelve months ser