Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-25

ccocN. -, C,tv nan and presumin, that sixty min
',,ll clapse before the regular time Tor ascending
l E,i,l tripod in the court room below, he continued
uf.-, hufselr with the task before him. In the
% 49, LAWYERS and clients officers and reporters,
reA-I ILLNESSES assembled In the court ROOM The
iie.1.. l,d aud che MlyOr appeared not Where Is
- mn. general inquiry but no one could answer.
D.. N che crowd began 10 manifest impotence, and
s~, .ihlreW. AZ length, one Of The officers went In
n-'., III am Alderman, and returned with Recorder
r. rb, promptly proceeded % investigate the FIRST
',r,n the docket. He had barely commenced when
~ sounded 90 O'Clock, anl the Mayor made his
',-.r,c AZ the door be usually enters. The Mayor
t,,s,l on she scene with blank establishment, but
'lrg ,omprehcudug the wherefore, explained the
800 his absence. and courteou,ly proposed that the
.l.r should retain bis seat Mr.. Caske preferred
h,1isr t. aud accordingly withdrew from the "oys-
".,," wi,bln which the Mayor slts 90 dispense his
.l~sats The business OF the Court VAS then pre-
.i,b TO the satisfaction Of those who irlt that
...ar, hour of hte hal been lost forever.
v.,os's C5rsr.-Ye-terjay VIM. Thorn charged
.. r,r,riag jacob Woodsoo and using violence as well
t.-b LANGUAGE towards him. on Broad Street, last Fri
i Mr. Woods0n 20 defend himself, drew pocket
~. of which Thorn dSpossg,sed him. The defendant
.. t1rrI over 90 keep The pence Don Sl"d.
v-r WgI.l Tor being drunk and disordcrly aud Mary
Nm, for tre-ra.sug ON Mary Welcb we're repremauded
4 Discharged. They ri1ucd their spou-,s ia the
. and tac ioer scent on together, eouyer~iug u glib
-a resembling che chatterius Of apes. We were told
al, Gaelic
no. Gentry. from Norfolk charged with being drunk
-,..i8g on " "a. GuUtaod brinjishiug loaded rt-
...-a- ul-,srs by, was committed
r.. smith, T. I'D. -.. charged Nirb breaking Eabe
rr.I. furniture, was locked up to await hearing Of
tt t-e
-,.r.-sI t1 leave th- city and was jlS.htrged.
Nm Oglea uas charged With removing four bya,kets
Dam. s 1as pipes Don his house. without obtaining PER-
- from the proper oliccr. Continued.
STEAM Frz E>e,NEs-Tle superiority Of steam Il e
rs "a, recently demonstrated, IN this ci,y but bc-
r- thew can De introduced here it viii te necessary TO
. some provision fora sufficient supply Of water The
.r-suieut o.. the Water Works iu hi, ae annual re-
-.-. refers 90 This subject he SAYS.
The mains throughout the CJy small EXCEPT at
.ra f.H points. ranging from three TO four and six
.e, i- diameter These at the high points where the
-..,,1re IS noe over twenty or thirty feet viii not Dee
s l sent on. necessary quantity of water As these
ENGINES would Pee attached immediately the fire plugs
-sF.r.r- powerful. suction the mains particularly
trf.Hr when the fixtures are closed u houses and as
large proportion OF the modern houses fitted up
.r copper boilers iG connection with cooking riuges
srir..I OBJ perhaps general collapse Won De the COZ
...e-.s ia ths ue.5hbOghooj Of the fire."
o.r JaN., Fos P,s,clSs-Tle first physician in
certain ease discharged by bis patient because be was
honest enough TO cell him De had only a sore throat and
. second do,,o- having had some hiu oC the icr am
t-y abnormal and had dcgeueratej NO sy1nche toy
starts. "WLv, only think. doctor. said the patient,
..Hlt FOO told me bad nothing 0g; sore throat and
r,5l him bad no uss for sucl duacc"-A physician
uls addressed 'arseo3 while ODD Their PATENT cham
ODD. tomorrow. Il won't sl.r d, " cried the sick man
ina fright "pOlt be- alarmed SIR replied the surgeon,
.-.s physician only order, Won to De BLEED" sob "A, Tor
te giu-, replied ie. 't.l, matters little; bu, AS for
- o..,' "0'N '''"-' .''- ,''" '"'-'' "'
'' 'N'''N7 10y
tla military o--i..' OF ili' cty Toe scheme originated
with de h Isl gmcut of cavalry but ylriou. other Reg
...t- ROW desire to unite, and, Do PIT notions laid
a,t. ana recPro,auon o, difference observed the
r.l.- 90 che prime movers OF tb, scheme and t1cir
al.r'-, tha, would bee ven TO have a conference at
1 e.t DAY, To- aN upon iae ure aud arrange the pro-
anne 10y s'Ntl" concurrence ue central tur
N'l.- near i'. 'i'.' "H undoubtedly, oe Seltc GU as
tH '''. l,' ..e e.cAm puen-
STA. ON N..' "A'-"'''.- '-+-''' o. s''a" Nre-eN-
CINE mol, Hey bias conn lsted "a steam city ear of which
t.l Iorr Of FbalI,sbi, have co9rIr..I .,1
car on aro,ber rAu OF which the trial is pronounced
l..t satisfactory /, o'ercou,s steep grades aud
sharp tl'es a- ven as is required IT'S cost does not
exceed u.At 90 common ear aud r, complement OF
horses lit i-s running expenses are considerably less
N.'le, OF these locomotives ymo0ly all toe best aud
mos essential Improvements ana adaptations which are
I,.' 90 come iht' use yet With al uyir uptrecuous,
Or, ste iar DOB advance OF horses.
CoEaEr oNnsNcs--We publish, 'Ia another column.
ts correspondence between d. s.. Mill, and mum.
hro. Eeademeu Who appealed to him Co withdraw his
recognition as member OF che Cuy Council The rea-
sons which controlled him, n the course be pursued.
were certainly influential b1i 90 r 90 De- regretted tina
Old Iucousierate vote OF Two OF three members should
.ge impe.iai Dr. Mills % "iudrt" from t'e 'oiht'i
h was certainly one OF tHe most sensible ana 'la,o's
members OF taai 'ol' '"I We ..ei,N regard Hi' re-
know cha, bis successor viii prove worthy of the trust
rlo-ed TO- h'm, aud Doe eq'u 20 any emergency which
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' "'.s' s'," ''.'-- a. az . l';.' IN 800
irritable individuals t.e sensation sometimes Is 20
. as TO l''l', u. .. p, ,' ',.' - '' i,I
.-F. vile noises b.-r loo .st. .o be-. perceived or
-.t -. ,,. t.,tr, n. ..-...,,..r
,---,r.,s o.. .l.. r,osr halle r I'M. Mechanic.
r.-.. .l. ladies. ofR.y NJ R,.er,. .Fps,op,li con.
-s.laa are holIia. a fair which should receive the
..rlI patronage of the community, The collection OF