The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23


.Noyor's Conrt, .Sa5Urday.-James Keller,
OF Mary land, who gave his name the officers
as John Smith, was rraIgned on the charge
OF beng drunk and aisoruerly, and trespasslng
Oh the proprietor of the Exchange Hotel. He
was required to give surety in Si5U Tor his
good behavior in future. He SAID he was ii
gentleman, that he Lad plenty OF money, and
offered to deposit 50, III cash, and give his
parole ct honor that he Would soon return Ii
allowed to go out and hnnt up bass His Hon
or WAS lmnoyabie, however, ana Smith had
to es.iI some one else to search for his sure
ties
john, slave, was ordered j. lashes for bad
conduct.
Snsau Hog, Mary Swan, and Thomas Free
iAan, free, We're arrested without papers. The
first had hers tor.hcolo ~, and Was discharged.
Tie Second WAS ordered back 10 Goochland,
5ud 10 Jail FIRST The third was l,.iiei tor the
present.
OI1e Static, SO often up on the charge Of
ieiOuIousiy forging the name Of Jalles IL.
Johnson to certain fee bills or certificates ot
allowances 10 be paid ONT Of the pnbi.c tge,i-
sury, was granted permission to give bail III
sous for his future appearance, His Honor
NOT thinking it right to coItine a man in jail
indefinitely on ana improved charge and the
attendance OF the Vituesse- being very difficult
to procure ~ Il clvll process, they being IL the
army
L. ID Uarrrovo was fined s. for running "a
wagon on the streets without q license. SinI-
lar cases against James Overly and j L. Gar
rlDgton ~ Co, were continued; ard 1t Ike
charge against Henry Noting was dismissed.
Augustus ODonalaw. charged with being
drunk and lying III the market, was discharged
with tie intimation that d second offence
would not be treated 50 lenienily
Matthew IcLov, for being drunk and dis
aud
house OF Catharine VANDERBILT, aud drawing
bowie knife on Il police odcer, MAS required
20 give surety III SlJU Tor his good behavior in
future; falling to do which, he was committed
to jail
William Grady, Il slave from Orange
coGntr, hired 10 Lieut.. Mason, according 10
his own account, WAS committed 10 Jail for
future arraigmaeut.
James Clancey, suspected II being the MIR
lecer Of Henry Cr0uin, was in court again
but was remanded TO jail TO be examined this
morMug.
Edward Quinlin, who claimed to be dis
charged soldier was ordered to be kept IN Jail
until he is ready to leave the CITY.
James, slave of Edward Watkins, was Ar
rested Friday night without d pass. His
owner became surety 1T the cage Tor .Ja.nes's
appearance before His Honor on Saturday
morning; but though ''solemnly called, as the
record expresses it, he cs1ne not" Where
upon, the court declared tie recognizance to
have been forfeited, and ordered the proper
course 60 be taken 70 make the money.
q. /. Westco;t was fined - for firing PTS
tol i'll the street. and for other misconduct was
required to give surety IN Slj3 tor his future
good behavior lie shook his head si2nili-
cantIy III the notion Of getting five dollars out
Of his empty pockets, and was equally poor III
sureties 50 be had to go to iail
Sela johnson, free negress, jailed for want
Of papers.
William, slave, ordered 10 lashes for walk
ing the streets at night without a pass.