The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-31

'HrA-A Meb.-The case OF Moses nos"
negro fugitive from Charles Butler, OF Jene!-
ION county, Va, was concluded In F"f'aoei-
phia Wednesday morning. The coaasei ior !
he negro contended that there was not sa'''-
Iaciory proof OF identity, bat Judge oadwa'a
Ter decided differently. The Judge feou*eo
The latitudinarian tendency OF the arg" "e"t
Lndulged in by the counsel in their argoment
and, in conclusion, he remanded the negro to
the custody Of the Marshal, to be delivered 70
the clai mant. The Ledger says:
Immediately upou the announcement of
this decision, a loud cheer was cent up IN the
court room, but the officers promptly checked
all manifestations of approval or elsaPProfa,.
After the room had been partialiy cieuIeo,
Lucretia Mott. who was present. made her
way to the bar in front OF the J"use, n"u
commenced an animated argument ms
Honor on the injustice er..s,w OF ,ne .nw whiie
this was going on, the counseI 1oI 'ne paeon
created considerable excitement, py serving
upon the Marshal a writ OF hnbsas corpus, ue"
by Judge Allison, of the Common FieSs, COM
manding that officer to produce Deiore Din
this morning. at 10 O'Clock, the booy oI Moses
Horner Considerable discussion WAs IN
dulged in by the members of the bar paeseni,
as to this question of a State Court inteI!ering
in a case decided by Federal Court. Inc oe-
ctsion in the Wisconsin case was qaotea, 10
show that power Is vested IN tne otAte
Courts to interfere with the decision OF
Judge sitting in a United States Court
All the morning and mp to the time the de-
cision was rendered Fifth street., In the neigh
borhood of the courtroom, was thronEeo with
colored people, but no disturbance took place
until the officers made their appearance WIN
| the negro, and attempted to place nim IN car
rjage to he conveyed to the county prison.
This excited the mob, and a rush was mace
upon the vehicle. -
| The police who were stationed along Fifth
street in force, succeeded in keeping the cro"o
| back while the prisoner was seated in the car
| riage but SO soon AS the driver started TOWARDS
Chestnut street, the horses were seized ana
| forced upon the pavement. Again the ponce
drove the mob back, but the rioters ralileo,
| and as the carriage turned into Chesnut street,
the horses were again stopped and driven ON
| to the sidewalk. Then ensued q scene OF WHO
| confusion, lasting for several minutes. lne
! mole of the carriage was broken, and the
| horses became unmanageable. The police oi-
ficers singled out the ringleaders OF the mon,
and in attempting to arrest them, some severe a
| blows were inflicted upon the heads Of the ne,
| grOes who seemed infurIatpd and determined
10 rescue the fugitive. Ten OF the crowd
| (eoloced) were arrested and locked up In ihe
| central station This had the effect OF cowlns
| the mob and so soon another carriage could
, be procured, Moses, still guarded by the u >;
Deputy Marshals, was carried to prison ana
| there lodged. Those arres ted were taken before
Alderman Beitler last evening" where they
| gave the following nameS:-St. CIalr l3ailey
Basil Hall, Richard Williams, Albert NJ
Green. Jerry Buck, David Hall. John bS1ley
John johnson, Joshua Black and John Hart
= Hart was discharged, and the others he!o II
I, $500 and $500 bail to answer subsequently
= | a detainer was lodged at the central station
:, | recurring the officers to retain the CUSTODY
a | the party to answer a charge preferred agaAhs
. | them in the Federal Court.
a | The Bulletin of Thursday afternoon says
IS This morning, at O'Clock. Deputy Unite'
& States Marshal jenkins, aided by three othe
j. denuty Marshals, proceeded to Moyanens'n
e Nrison and demanded IIorner lie was give
n nm to them and. the party entering carriaS'
le they were driven to the Baltimore depot
l. There was q large crowd Of bl;,cKs anu "iite
IL | f,he latter residents of the nelshDornooo a.
ps fracted TO the spot by curloslty) AT DON Q.
I'd prison and the depot, but there was not IN
A. Slightest interference with the proceedings
| tho officers There was body OF CITY poli'
n. in the neighborhoOd for the purpose OF pr
c. venting disorder. Soon after reachlng the u
| not the officers with the fugitive, were speet
r ing South, as fast as steam wonid carry .a1, h
l | The writ of habsdS corpus upon the Marsn
ii. of the United States, issued yesterday, was
rs turned this morning, the Marshal statinG IN
Is | before the service Of the sad writ tne Iugiu
si- had been remanded 10 the custody OF MS ciail
e. | ant uursuant 70 An order OF the Unlted Stat
it's Circuit Court. Judge Allison, who gran.
sn the writ stated that it was done without III
he knowledge of the facts in the case, put nov
of annaorinp that at the time the fugitive was
n the custody Of the Circuit Court, anu ny
I'D the Marshal. the case should pe aIs"eo '''
.ar for an application for writ OF hnoeas corP
to | Tho argument was postponed TIL SATURDAY
lat Anr1rERAr1oN OF LIQUoRs.-On Wedn
les dav last DIR. Hiram Cox, Liquor Inspector
"a. CINCINNATI. lectured in New York, at the
Inv ones. of liauor dealers of that city. In SO
in tssts made before the audience, specimen
in oeenuine Otard brandy'' yielded pruss'c al
~ " A sample of port wine yielded sulpnuric
uld foil of yitrioD, and another OF sherry dia
ern same The Times says:
ach The lecturer said that he had been Liz
} to . Inc nf tt.miIton county Ohio for
Re AhsPe~.oA u s,r;nr that time had analvZpd 2
ing pa;n~ wines and malt liquors. Out
do TINS hunh1.i ,ps 40 On were anerely mixed
,n auors, with ALCOHOL, &c, ana IN tne us.a ,.a
nch, "ciD ..ahnina and almost every yariet
oat noison. In Philadelphia he analysed sam
uch pol.oa. 80 thirty different stores OF wi
: W ales and brandies. In one case OF lager
talk ne loum1s", antt watsr Init not a solitary
neh- cantape of malt. or the flavor OF hops. In
ting cen"s S;d not lind a drop of pure brand
up IJ,at;ons IJ yrere made there which would
M ceiye the best coanoisssaTs, ana YET so ps
cious that a pint would eat through the c
Visit of the stomach ana ues.ios Examinations. %
\ ~ Gentleman offered him s., 500 II ne loul
ao drop that was not pure pranoy h;.H Ia ~. ~
play pFeseh eo H. 1t 'a~rnad to anaIyze it. and
- Pr &c | merchant offered S5t0. He anaiyZeo H.
re s' Va did not find drop of braudy, buiall whi
, and rot-sut, lilly D. tr,rn.c Rrandy
, 80 NC nut piece Of iron into some OF II, ana u
n the SUIT "as, !. ""s '
rank was corroded.
fully uo,. orr,cv Arr.Ips-Y;yeiaia.-
un- office is es tablished at Arlington, Nelson
see y, wlenn nnno;n,aa nosimas ter .
- pointmen,s.-Mrs. +. Blakemore postmass