The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-19
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mayors Court.-Tes esterday the courtroom
WIS thronged with an auditory of interested
~ va.oIs anu the prisoners dock las usual
oiI Inono.y morntng,) crowded with delin-
quents. The following Cases were disnosed
OF; E1dward Langley, of Baltimore was re-
manded Tor indie tment by the Grand Jury
lot taxing Iorcible Possession of a Is note b,,
longing to VIM. l.. Fleckenstein. on Snndav
He failed to give $3.50 bail, and was sent
down.-Jose Ezcepea was committed in de-
fault of aloo bail, failing to give security for
threatening to assault Marie Luzarini. .-Nor.
ris kenneday was required to give security for
assaultiag Mitchell l.. Adams, one of the
city watch, who had arrested him for tiisor.
derIy conduct. Morris did not do it--Meri-
the Mayor. (and has an ancient look and fish :
like smelly was arraigned for a physical de-
monstration against Frederick INLAND on Sun
day. and for threatening to kill b. NJ. Morris,
police officer, who repaired to his assistance.
His name was enrolled rs member of the
Chain Gang for 80 days on failing to give $500
security.-Frances Loving, who nuites the
two characteristics, fair and frail in admira-
bic proportions, was sent back to Jail, (from
which she was discharged on the 10TH on the
charge of getting insensibly drunk and lying
down in the street ON Saturday. Geo. w
Johnson, for the same offence, prefaced with
staggering about" was committed in default
o. surety, and sent TO the Chain Gang for 90
days.-Bill Cooper, lately punished for steal
Ing pair of boots and confined in default of
surety, gave VIM. FL. Herbert bail, and was
released. Bill father wished to enter claim
lof jail lees heretofore paid for him. The
Mayor said he could apply in two days, the
time ne allotted Cooper to enjoy his last install
ffnnt OF freedom.--W. A. Irving summoned
up Tor his sons throwing iron balls in the street
case continued till tomorrow u Laugh
I'm, arres ted for assaulting Tim. Sullivan was
acquitted.-Case off. Francis for selling the
ardent, without a license, was continued -
case OF John Wrenn, arrested by his son for
nghting his wife, was continued uel
Gaines, free, arrested for getting drunk and
lying in the street thought Massa Lincoln
would give him his rights whereupon tn g
Mayor gave him 90 rs first ins alment on
Lihcolns behalf Jas. NayIor, 'sno place to
stay, and staggering about the streets-seut
to Jail, and ordered to work in the Chain
Gang for 90 days.-Kate te Thorn pson, free. was
ordered ID iashes for going about with papers
ont OF date.--tIeO. w. Burke alias Letcher
arrested for getting drunk and attempting to
break down one of the Columbian Hotel doors
proved to be dumb man with a decided pen
chant FOR "toddy." He had a letter from the
tIovernor to the authorities of the Fredericks-
burg railroad, asking them to forward him to
Washington, and he told the Mayor that he
was going on q pilgrimage to see if Lincoln
would not give him work The Mayor sent
an officer to see whether he would be sent
Tree, ana after ascertaining that he would be
forwarded, ordered him to be confined in iail
till yesterday evening, and then to be put on
board the cars. The party in this instance had
received fine education, rs he could write
splendidly, and express himself gramma IT,
caily.-tieo. Kerr for assaulting Morris Den
MS yesterday morning, was required TO give
surety for his good behavior, and the case
was sent before the Grand Jury, which meets
on the I'd Monday in May.