Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
2a}jfbl)oon0 enquirer.

,c,rc.S Can any one tell
w., ,nti,mar, of our acquaintance one stormy
-c,;:;g, last week, got into an omnibus IN Main
,s,,, when the vehicle arrived at the corner
ESsj q passenger who had got in before said
%h',-sntleman rot out, went into bar room and
~. ,s;ncd there so long that the driver got down
I've. VA wont after him, the driver then remained
- long that the gentleman afraid the horses
s,;.h, Start oil, and tired too of waiting, got
D ,,,s o,d had to walk the remainder Of his way
" ,I,. :ain, though he had paid his fare.
That Gentleman says he will give small re-
wari for information concerning the railroad
Nvogs Corxr-MoSpAr.-George Ponders
free negro, was ordered TO he punished, to'
living in the city with Henrico county papers
Elijah, slave to Joseph R. Anderson, was
ordered to be punished for trtspass'ng on the
premises of Mary {. Gay.
Wilson Cuo,s (up before WAS required &c
lind surety for good behavior i'll $lOo' for being
drunk and lying in Pink Alley.
Lorenzo ". FraiSer charged with breaking
into in the night time, the law office oi Johr
+. Davis { Edward Z. Davis and stealing
various articles thcrcfroul. was remanded.
Ann Herman, charged with trcspaSSing OF
john O'Nclc, and threatening to assault him
was required to give 500 security, to be o.
good behavior.
Hrs-;xc; CouEr.--The regular monthly
meeting q. tbs court commenced yesterday
pr.s,nt-James X Caskie, Richard D. Sanxay,
lanes E.av. George +. Sadler and W. W.
T,:uberiskc
Wiii;a:u C. Scol:, qualified rs All Attorney
70 urac,ce in the court
License to keep an ordinary WAS granted to
y. A. Meyers.
The case Of Peter Scott, 4 free negro charged
w.,;, stealing watch and chain from DR.. John
Y Brooks was continued TO December term.
The following Grand Jurymcn We're sworn
;a:-Geo W. Smith, foreman; Samuel i.
Mitchell. Thomas Barhalu. john ID. Quarlcs,
Geo Whitfield, ChaS. j. Wortham, +. L. Win
sion, Fleming Griffin, George D. Shell. Garrett
F. v a,sou, S. S. Cottrcl, William +. Butler
charles t. Elicit, Vim. S. Donnan, John Pur
cell, rhos. Boudar, p. Ii. Starke, S. G. Green
how and WIN. Beers, who, after some time
mate the following preScntments:
VA T. Simms, for aSSaultins Alois Rick
tue bill.
Abraham Pike and Sarah Pike for an assault
"A true bill.
Charles Ripley, for selling goods without Ii
cense, in TWO caSeS-a true oil.
Allen Nunnally for keeping dlsordery
houSc-a true bill.
Jackson Crouch, Allen McGrcgor and Alfred
Wright for an assault on Justice Sadler-a true
I'LL.
The Grand Jury we're then adjourned to
Wednesday.
HESa:co CorSrr CorEr--MoSDAr.-Admin,
is,rat:or On the estate of Conway c. Macon
Vas .:anted 10 Robert y Mayo,
License TO keep an ordinary was granted to
Adam White.
Robert B. England, indicted for an assault
on William W. Price, was found not guilty.
John Rogers, indicted for stealing corn from
y-ankln Sterns, was sentenced ~ be inpr$on.
ed for Is days.
The case Of Lewis Hena. presented for sell
:ay spirits without license, was continued to
Wednesday, and rule was awarded against
+ ,u.f; g Cobb, Commonwealth witness.
CRY CorScn.-.A meeting Of the Council
vas held last evening. Present: Messrs. Saun.
de-s. II i'll Burr, Griffin, Scott. Crutchticld,
!ia.hin,, Denoon, C;rattan, Richardson and
AH-vTsuH.
Col Iiasiiins. from the Commissioners Of
Streets, reported in favor Of giving Vim. Ready
he contract for indexing and numbering the
streets according TO the plan Of the City Engi.
nccr
Mr. Scott opposed the report; Mr. ncnoon
supported the report.
The report having been read and Mr.. Hill
finding that the plan was to cost $500, moved
to ay it on the table and it was tabled by 4
large majority.
Permission was granted TO c. b. Lipscomb
10 erect Z staging over Dock street for unload
:ns coal ships.
y motion to appropriate 1915 for the i'm.
!rovement OF Leigh street. between 9TH and
10Th streets, was adopted
S.@';H were appropriated for painting the root
0! lic vegetable market OF the I'd market; and
$500 10 paint md repair the roof the vegetable
mark; oi the Isl market, and the roof OF Mill
rary'.ini
fiEr hrFA..NESg.-'rhe City Council passed
i">t cvr'!iag All ordinance for the rc-organiza
ton Of the Fire Department. The Department
Is 10 c;'n$iS; Of . principal engineer, four com
iIa:'jcr- :onr toremen and Scvcntv-lwo fire
mon; also one engineer, one fireman and one
hustler with one steam fire engine, three hand
.rEn">, ";ia hook and ladder truck, reels, hose,
"':.; '''hei apparatus attached.
III :H:'i!l! pay shall be: 81 900 to the prin.
pa c".;i;rrr, 5000 TO each commander $50
l. sa"H l"r"aan, 800 to each fireman; 5000
20 Id" "'.inCcr Of the steam fire engine. 1866
70 hc hl"!:a!:, 800 10 the hoStlcr. and $3.50
;.r ''itri: Of the fire department, payable
a,i! .iud il shall not he lawful for the
,"..::crr, fircmcn and hostler attached to
enc Il in M n, hn-
@sc.!.a;in;', except by special permission of the
Fire department..
LIBERAL G!FT.-Mr S. S. Cottrell, saddle
and harness maker Of Main street. in this city.
presented, during the encampncnt, six saddles,
Val! so each, 10 be conlcrded for by the
SIX cymIaaies which he supplied with harness.
The companies did not contefd for them here,
hut took them nome, to be conicndcd for there.
VI: Coitrell has just received 4 very large order
from the military commissioners for cartridge
boxes, cap boxes and bayonct scabbards.
No ISeuEsr-Thc friends Of j. b. Hardy,
no was found drowned in the basin Oh Sun.
day, have deemed it entirely UNNECESSARY Il
',Nvc IN inquest held on the remains, there le.
!;i-: 70 reason whatever TO suppose tl:at hi,
dgai! was other than accidental.
" dispatch from Lynchburg says that the
'eiairs to the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
wee to have been completed last Saturday,
nn': the sale Of through tickets to New Orleans
aH' intermediate points will be resumed At
New OK, Alexandria, and other stations TO-
day.
III t.Ie speech OF Senator Green At the Plan.
tiers iouSc, night before last, he came out
against secession saying that the election of
Lincoln would by no means Justify dissolution
81 the Union, and that all should frown down
any attempt to break up the Governments 81.
Lou:s Republican.
Tribute OF Respect.
meeting u the members and OF our, and