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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

Youthful OBender.--A lad of eleven years.
named James O'Connor, was brought before
the Mayor yesterday, on the charge of stesA
irg $3o from some unknown person. The
robbery was effected at the "Varieties," on
Franklin street, few nights since 1t ap-
pears that O'Connor and other lads, 40 is the
custom with certain description of the float.
ing juvenile population, were lingering around
the door Of the play house, impOrtuning play-
goers for tickets. One old gentleman. de-.
scribed al hump backed, with gray hair. and
of venerable appearance, yielded to the soici-
tation of O'Connor, and gave him a ticket.
In paying for it, he intentionally put his money
in y side pocket, which being observed by
O'Connor's less fortunate companions, they
~ ggested to him the idea of stealing it, on
which he successfully acted after entering the
building OCOnn0r afterwards gave $40 of
the money to George McDonough, another
lad, to keep, retaining the balance, which he
told the Mayor he had spent for variety of
articles that had suggested themselves to his
youthful imagination. McDonough finding
the custody Of the so too onerous, disclose
the fact to his brother, who informed Mr..
Morris, police officer, who caused the boy
to be brought before the Mayor 1t was in
evidence that the father Of O'Connor had
gone to McDonough and demanded the $50,
pretending it belonged to him. This modest
request was denied. The Mayor reprobated
his conduct in the particular referred to. The
latter said the offender was too young to be
taken hold of by the law, but that if he WAS
reported again, he should find suitable quar-.
tiers for him Mr. Morris, the officer, was di
rected to retain the $50 note until claimed by
its owner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

Violations Of the Liquor La~:-Several cit
liens were summoned before the Mayor yes
terday on the suggestion Of former custom
ers, charged with violating the ordinance
prohibiting the sale Of any kinds Of liquor af-
ter ten clock at night, or on the Sabbath.
James Golding and Thomas McMinnis were
each fined IS for violation Of the municipal
enactment referred to. A witness provedth that
the latter had bagatelle table 'going'' OH
Sunday. Defendant remarked that he did
not consider that gambling; bat the Mayor,
who has been of late especially jealous in his
efforts to extirpate all kinds Of games OF haz-
ard, informed Mr.. McMinnis that the men,
bers of the Legislature did not coincide with
him in opinion, having placed the enticing
game alluded to in the prohibited category
A case against Mr., Edward Cunningham, for
violating the anti-liquor law on Sunday nj ht,
was, after long examination, dismissed, the
Mayor adopting the suggestion that had forced
itself on the minds of parties bearing the tes-
timony that the accusation was not made 90
much in the interests of law and order as
desire on the part of the informers to "get
even. with Cunningham for some real or i'm.
aginsd slight received at his hands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

another Sta6bsng Case.-A soldier named
Depnis Mcclure was brought to the cage at
six O'Clock last evening, charged with having
feloniously stabbed another soldier (uame
unknown at the drinking saloon Of Maurice
Dennis, adjoining the Central Railroad depot
The party arrived 1t the lookup very bloody
company of Louisiana Zouavss. The cir
cnmstanees attending the cutting We could not
learn. The locality in which this decd Of
blood was perpstrated is becoming quito fl:
nous for its rude encounters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04
NAPOLEON Paososss 70 ExczASas rz

NAPOLEON PRoEOsBs 70 ExcHAHaB TEE
MEXICAN THRONE WITH AUsrRIA FOB FsNca---
The BsrsenAaiis, Of Hamburg, publishes tho
following extract from letter from Venice :
"It IL confidently stated that the project
Of the accession Of the Archduke Maxi,pil.
liam TO the throne Of Mexico was made the
subject Of confidential communtca ttons BE-.
tween the minister's Of the Government Of
Austria and the French Government. II We
ars well Informed, the UAbtnet Of vienna has
recently charged Prince Mstterntch to give
such an ANswer to the French PROPOSE lions
without absolu tsiy declining them, ~ may
leave doubt that the Austrian Government
will never On ter tain the idea Of making auy
acquisitiors Ia Mexico ground for nsgotia.
tang transfer Of Venice"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

Arvests.-The following arrests were per-
Carroll, for stealing IS from Nicholas H
Dunn Thos. Lotsy, for striking Benjamin
Jacobs with bar of iron; Alvin Booker,
slave Of Mrs, Bootwright, for running q
wagon while drunkl against one Of the city
lamps, corner 18th and Main streets, and
"shivering" the same. Last night, an unfor'
tunate female, calling herself Amanda Fer.
eusson, was lodged in the cage, having been
found lying in gutter on 18th street. She
was Of course very wet, also, drunk az
Lord.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

Death of an Estimate Citiren-We re-.
greet to announce the death Of Alexander B.
Hutcheson, Eco, late Sheriff Of Henrico
county, which occurred at an carly hour yes.
terday morning, At his residence, on Mayo
street, in this city. The venerable mother Of
Mr.. II. died within q weeks time. He has
been on the street often since. His illness
WAS very brief
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

Tie Heather.-This staple article was vari.
Of rain storm The ground was 10 we'll pre-.
pared for its reception, that in the city a
least nearly as soon as it fell it was converted
into slush-a most villainOus compound. The
we'll established fact that Jordan is q hard
road to travel" was most fesrfully realized
yesterday BY all parties whose business
called them ont of doors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

Hearico Light Dragons company
left their camp, near the Reservoir in thii
city, yesterday morning about l o'clock,
bound for Petersburg. The men went of in
driving snow, but in good spirits. They
leave Petersburg to-day for Norfolk Oh the
railroad, and thence to North Carolina, whore
Gen Wise's Legion il now stationed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

to superintend tho election for q member of
Congress were appointed yesterday by the
County Court Of Henrico. Tho Hustings
Court has not, we believe, appointed Com.
mesioners for the city and the election ia kes
place on the 10th inst, the same day on which
the Court meets. We suppose, therefore, that
the old Commissioners are expected to aet in
that capacity again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

officers has been ordered by the Mayor to a.
tend at the Varieties" on FRANKLIN street,
each night o! q representation, and bring b.
fore him, or cause to leave the promises, al
small boys found lettering around tho doors
The funotionary alluded to, said very truly
that the "Varieties" was no place for the "
sembling of boys of tender years, where evil
communication would be sure to corrupt good
manners. Boys in charge of their parents OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

SPIES AID EysMEs II oU1 CAAP.-Tha
Knox VILE Tenn RsTistsv, Of January slst,
says that large pxAkaSe Of letters has been
recently captured and handed . the military
Muthoritiss and forwarded 70 Richmond, re-
yeaIipg the plans Of our Generals IN Tennss.
sss aud Kentucky, and giving tntanattop Of
every mill larry movsmept on hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

C0ntinued-The case Of James Banks,
charged with threatening personal violence 70
Nimrod B. Dickinson, was called before the
making his appearance, it was laid over. The
nature of the threats, consequently, did not
appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04
CHANCERY NOTICES

rITY OF RICHMOND. TO W.T. A, r..
J held In the CLERKS Office of the Ucu- =,
musings for the said ci'y, On Monday, he a s.s
Of 4 february, le62;
John Z k-gns uit.... ......Pitf
against
George Kunkel and Thomas L. IN Dnr.
Monkey ........,.. sis.,
The object of this Auit il W rseo yor as,,nc Il.
defendants the sum OF eeven hupa,sa az
ninety eight dollars and eighty nine eep, =
AIN tAvit having been made taat the defsud.,.
are not residents of the State OF Virginia ,hsy A.,
hereby required to appear in the said C,s,s
Office, within ono IL nth altar due pubu.ria,
hereof, and dc what may be Necessary 70 pro.",
their interests. Il Copy-Tes.e.
fsi-lam4w KO HOWARD, CLERK
rITY or RICHMOND. TO wIr;-At kpl..
J held In the Clerk OH q of the Con-, :,
Hastings fer ths said city, on Monday, Ii. u IA,
Of February, lsG2;
Joseph Allen PITT
Benz smin w. Knowles and In CnAscrS,
richard Henry YIring-
ton. ,..,....,''... .Deits,
The OF jsCt Of ,his s1it 10 TO have the will NJ
Frances Viaiborue construed. and her real ssts,
distributed among the parties entitled thsrs.o~
Affidavit having been made that the defendant
Richard henry Harrington Is not re- il sn, Of b,
State of Virginia, he is hereby required 10 "A
pear in the said Clerks Office within one r,ops
Aft.r due publication hereof. sad do was, may !,
ns cesssry TO protect his Interest.
A Copy-Iests.
fe 4-lsw4~ M HOWARD. Cl.rl
rlTY OF klChNOkD, To VITA
J Rules held m the Clerks U:aes OF The Cn1r
o. dustings for the said City, on Monday The Cd
day OF January, 1859:
Charles j. S.nion, ana John u. Sinton.
, late partners under the firm anu
style of Charles J. SdntOn Go,
VINO sue for the benefit, and NJ the In DRsr
cost of CHARLES J. Hinton.
against
Hanan w. COls Defendant
The object Of this suit 10 to recover sssln,. u,
defendant the sum CT no hundred and seventy two
dollars and seventy elk cAute, with legal ia.sr,.,
thereon, from the 18th day VI April, 1859 till pAa.
AfidAvit having been made tnat tae DEF naau,
Hanan w. Cols n not resident OF tue State o,
Virginia he il hereby required to appear In the saa
Clerk's Once, within one month after due publes
ton hereof and do what |. necessary to protect s.
interests. A copy-reste
10 3-1aw4w no. HOWARD, Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

County Court.-Ysstsrdxyw was the first day
of the February term. Civil business only
Of AN unimportant character, was transacted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

Stealing a P.stol-William Mcdonald was
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday, charged
with stealing q Colts Navy pistol from VIM.
A. Sharp, of the 18th Alabama regiment, at
Metropolitan Hail. Saturday night. The evil
donce was to the effect that NJ Mcdonald Acting
as conservator Of the peace had taken the
pistol from Sharp, who, being slightly under
tho influence Of liquor, had drawn it on seve-
raj people. The Mayor said no larceny had
been committed by the defendant, by the
compliments own testimony. The case
was dismissed Charles J. Clements, of
Colonel Rosser's cavalry company, then
testified that while stopping ut Bradford 9
restaurant, some short time since, he had been
robbed of Navy revolver, and that he had
seen it at the gunsmthing establishment of
Mr.. James Walsh The latter being intro.
duced AS Witness testified that he had pur-
chased the pistol of Mcdonald for $40; that
he had offered to sell another one to him,
which he declined to buy. Clements identified
the pistol. Prisoner said it belonged to Cor
nelius Mccoy; and the Mayor, in order to
afford him a chance Of producing Mccoy, con,
sinusd the case until this morning. Melon
aid was sent to jail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

0kAAD b A l. L., ~ be given al iasv "
~ Arms Hall, ON Wall street, between 'Aaa
suu Franklin, On WEDNESDAY, evening, f.bru
AIRY S, 1861, fort benefit Of Mr.. JOHN MAJ.
MAHON.
A fac Co tillon Band will DO in A. tendance -
Tick. t., sdmittir = gentleman AID v~o lads, q
Committee Jan hsyes, VIM. ran
Floor MasaSers-ksbsrt Il. !. Rysu, xlehsal
RYAN. " S-as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

CHARGED mith ASsauK-Albert Kirby, was
summoned before the Mayor Yesterday,
charged with entering Andrew j. Rifo,s
house ut Rocket and committing An assauls
ON his person. Sidney Wicker. VIM. Rock
John Carter, Luke Penny. and VIM. Depriest,
were accused of aiding him. No testimony
was offered against Kirby, save that he had
abused Mrs Landrum, living with Rino. Mrs.
L. testified specially against the whole party
with an esrnestnees prop0rtionate to the Oc-
casion, A good deal of her testimony was
directed towards tho inculpation of Kirby and
Wicker, against the former of whom her bat
ten1 was specially pointed Tho accused said
th thought, as they had often procured IL
oilor at Riffos house, they could do 80 at any
time without let or hindrance, in which sup
position they were slightly mistaken. Riffo
testified that he had procured tho absence of
Wicker from tho premises (the latter evineing
great energy and DISCRIMINATORY by the pre-
sentation of repeater at his person. lie
produced the latter, which was found to be a
three inch barrel, small sized, selfSocking
pistol Wicker weHt out, but the door being
closed after him, he destroyed it by several
vigorous applications of his pedal extremities,
afterwards applying a portion Of tho door
facing to the arm of Mr. Riffo. No evidence
having been 4dduced against Penny, one Of
the parties included in the warrant, the Mayer
said he could pass. The other defendants were
held in bonds to restrain their disposition for
practical jokes i'll the vicinity of Mr.. Riffo and
Mrs L,hdrums dwelling, for ono calendar
year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04
AE anHM XMAS.

olCHMOND VARIETIES.
II THIS ENENIN9, FRB. ith, lse!.
VIII be presented the comedy Of
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Pas Semi, Miss Mary farnson
Song, my Maryland.l Mrs. Jennie Powell
POPULAR sing, Mad lie Bolsvsr,
R6s Programme.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

5sri,a. bsaarddaee d, metropolitan Hatl--
One Man Shot Last evening serious dit
ficulty occurred at Metropolitan Hall during
tho concert exhibition OF the Southern Har
mopeons, which re1ulted in = general row
thSHdhg OF ssvelG1 shots, and the wonndine
Of - least one individual. The difficulty had
ito origin with man in the gallery, who per
sisted in hanging his legs over the railing
His posture excited some remark rom IN, 'ne
auditory, many Of whom cried "Pot him
out" "Put him out" Sc.
The leader Of the troupe was at the time
singing tho favorite my Maryland, and 9
portion of his audience, mistaking the mean
ing of the persons who shouted Put hin
OUT" became violently excited In the hub
bub, pistols were drawn and discharged: On:
Of the persons present, a policeman, named
Washington jenkins: while trying 1h 70 .S So1,
der. II was supposed that others were
wounded, though their names have not ye
come to our notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

DLIND TOM.
Il MUSICIAN, COMPOSER.
LIN GUST, AGED ORATOR.
VIII continue his rare and marvellous enter.
tainments, at tAe african Church, every
evening his wsek except Saturday
A MATlNEE viii be given on STATUE.
DAY for Ladies 1ud Children, at 10 o clock
Admission 30 cents CLIidren and ) srraln
u cents.
feS-6t& L. Ii. OLlNEH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

XIANTkD-A PKESSMAN.-.1e must
" understand working Double Oylin-
der PreeseS. Good wages and constant en-
ploylasnt WILL be g1Sen. References required.
Apply. or address this Office. ia So-Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

n TWENTY.DOLLAR BILL,
at the Georgia House, which the owner can
have by proving property and paying for
this aG yertisement fe 4-Stf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

rITY OF RICHMOND, TO WIZ A, r..
J held In the Olerks Office OF the Ueu, !,
hastings for the said ci,y. On Monday, ths "a y"
Of 4 obituary, 1863:
Iohn y H.1nsuit. pitf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

~ q "A u y - . c,caRs.
mxdium and good, which We will sell Oh
vorAbls terms. TO close -nv.n,O
Acc. . good stock Of Man'M TOBAoo'TsT'
rvist. &c. PATTERSON WlLLiAA ainx
Atlas. Thomas, JE s,kaetory. TN.
AA-3f n.y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-04

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