The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-05

Police Couvt.-Recorder Caskie, who preaded
yesterday, disposed Of number Of easss snm.
mary Of which We subjon: Henry Bergen, slsve Of
+; Z, w. Gray, ottisen Of New York and native Of
virginia, arrested ~ runaway, was committed to
be delivered into the hands of the Receiver Of ~
Confederate States, to be disposed of for Govern.
ment use, as the property Of an alien ensmy The
negro was quite young, and seemed to have bean
accidentally encountered by one OF thS poliee whe
RAINING around loose-Charles Smith, q a. dar
key OF small size, was srraigned for being one Of
several who opened John Bouehsr's store, On l4tk
street, and stole SlO in notes from tho til 4 IN.
ihnutive negro boy testified to the opsuins q the
door by the prisoner with paddock KEY: but tharo
being an air of improbability about the narretioe.
and no witness estifyins 70 the postvs guilt Of the
accused he was let off, with the privile9e reserved
OF hauling him up at future time should addi.
ttOnal developments warrant the proceedinR -Hen.
ry Temple, q free man Of color, Of decent spDear.
ance, was arraigned for forcbly entering room ln
the house OF free negrcss named Willie Ann smith,
and tearing and cutting up lot Of wearing apparel
found there, belonging to VIM Selden likevsiss OF
the coiored fraternity. This was case with which
the greaneyed monster had clearly somethire
to do. Temple had been for q long time eoiovinS
intimate relations with smith. and REPAIRING 10 ths
house and finding Selden installed In her Affections
he proceeded first TO whack that cslorsd ,ernon
over the head with chair and when he had retired
under the pressure Of adverse circumstances he
cut and tore up his remaining garments In blind
fury. The Recorder thought such conduct was NOT
allowable In we'll regulated community, and In
order to impress perfect understanding Of the
matter on Temple, directed that he should resolve
~ iashes An appeal was taken, bail given, and
dsy.-James Welsh, Mary Koskar John IL Boer
chen. and John Campbell, {the latter frse neero)
were fined each Is for huckstering in tho "a Har.
ket. The articles bought by the psrtiss consistine
dered to be eonhscated to the use Of the city-Ar.
thur and Mary Deary, husband and wife, charned
with forcing an entrance into Cstharine Earsns
room, for the purpose Of beating her, were, o.
proof required to give security TO keen ths pescs-
The Recorder issue summons to Ben tcott. 10
show cause why he should not be fined for allowing
nuisance to exist in front Of his premises Tor ave
days past, In the shape OF q dead h0rse.-Mary Sal
Hvan, a white female resident Of Rockets, who has
often been before the police authorities for Offences
OF various calibres, was up for stealing silk drsss
rom Edwin Knots, worth $50 2 pairs Of boots
from VIM D. Chiidress, worth 90. and lot Of
wearing apparel, worth eco, from Mira virginia
Miller. II being proved to the satisfaetion Of ths
sitting magistrate that the abduction Of the Foods
and chattels named was performed BY l(iaD oulli.
the latter was sent to iail b. examinsd BE-
fore the Hastings Court, next Monday, for ar,na
larceny.-Thomas Eanes, Lieutenant at the PosTitt
Guard, 5th Louisiana regiment. was aFraignsd On
the charge OF striking and cutting, ON Sunday eve
ming, Francis Craven, watchn,an at the Danvills
depot. 1t appeared from the testimony thk Hansn
had gone in the depot building and brought oat .
black and tan terrier that be claimed 70 own Crn,
ven saw him. and said the dog belonged 10 Mf oamp
son, Freight Agent Of the company. xAnesretoftSd
with Opprobious epithet and this led 70 adipuSe
in the progress OF which Eanes drew Q p1etol ann
struck Craven. In doing which 1t exploded snA lbN
ont Of his hand. Craven then gave him thnndse.
ing beatiug his hands were tied behind him and he
was put in the hands Of Waterman Hicks for co..
veyance to the cage. At this juncture, Dstsaslvo
Joseph Polk, Of Mat Griswolds Office, having bean
summoned to quell the muw, arrived, and not
knowing the circumstances attending ths eass as-
rested both Craven and Hxnes and with I'D aatsnps.
cd to carry the parties = the Provost NafAa1s Of
nee, corner Of 9Th and Broad streets. Whsn near
Burnett's shop above the depot. somebody eave
Craven heavy blow on his faes. 1ha paRty pso.
ceeded on. and when usaf Dvvats diue-
store Craven was struck with slunenhe1
The detective here declared hls inability % peo4oe
him. aud gave him In charge OF anoskee party -
carry up. Nothing now occurred until t6s peBty,
now swelled 10 . considerable uumhes and e.
bracipg many friends Of Eanss, had entered tho
office Of Major Griswold Here NJ. Ma6ahAh, e
that Office, decided that Danss must 70 boebgo -
Recorder. Nearly -rmultaneo1aly With ~ -
nouncement somebody stabbed Csaysn in ~ teak
with dirk. Esnes was ssareAed hNk wns ~
them satisfactorily explainsA wAs "a ~ easslne
Being conducted 10 tbs saes. 1anes WM heilea e1l
to appear before Reeordsr CaskiA 1Ae MAeua -
hearing the testimony, only The unlA pefnfs g
which have boon alluded To- eoaelnded e eennie
Ranes for sxsminatiOu before The Huseinas Oonst
nsxt Monday, o. the charge Of slsikisG snatino.
and shooting q Craven. md refassd be1