Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

ing 80 cClnc up, lie was arrested.
!. Tic Mayor iiECi.i.inl 81 iur throwin. the
rock, bound hin. oie: 70 Keep Ito pcaca for
creating disturbance, ard held him to bail
: 10 naswcr n charge of ;l.S:.al;ing Belle Sum-
mcrs before the neat term OF she Hastings
Court.
CooL Case OF GARRo-IsG-On Saturday
night lest, countryman visiting the city in
search of u soldier nameI Lacy, happened ;o
be passing through the First Market House,
when he was was encountered by two garro,
ters, who adloitiy engaged him in conversa-
ton. ard Induced hin 70 20 with them into
an alley opposite the watch house. Olt If the
glare Ct the gas lights, they here cOolly plum,
leaving him rolling in the mud. lie called
a. the watch house when he had rjghted him :
sali, but assistance wasxrendered too late
The robbers had 'liss pate, in tie darkness"
when the gentlemen of the short baton sailed
| forth t. catch them.
TIE NEGRO STEALING CAsE-ISaac, Save Of
". D. Blair, was again before the Mayor yes
terday, charged with carrying away negro
woman belonging to Ida Taylor, and the free
neSress Jennie Ri1, was also arraigned for
| aGrboring said slave. After considerable de-
| lay the witnesses were got together, but nc.
thing definite could be proved duplicating
either Of the accused. 1t was known tina.
| the hack Of Isaac was at the boust of Mrs
Taylor carly on tine morning Of the slaves
disappearance, but no olc could identity him
Is Eaying spirited the negro woman and
child away. Under these circumstances the
,nl.
VIOLATING PARoLE.-IIcnry Grampf, a
tmembcr of Go. B, 52l New York Infantry,
who deserted some time ago, and was allowed
under parole, to work in Shenandoah county
was brought back to Richmond, Oh yesterday
TO be again imprisoned, having forfeited the
faith Of the aui hnriTicS. lie Lad made one
attempt 10 pass MainT Whites rickess, was
arrested, and, after taking M oath to make no
moro such attempts was released. Soon af.
forwards he was detected again, and mis- time
he Was sent 70 Richmond. "rakin.. the oath
three tines did no. hare mCr! effect upoa
his Conscience.
CRowDING LADIES orr THE SipHWAL1.-In.
diana, unprecedented negro wench, slave OF
A. X. Parker, WAX before The Mayor yesterday
morning 70 answer the charge of crowding la !
dies off the sidewalk Sunday afternoon She |
wa arrested by Officer prrrin about cioc; il;
the afternoon, at the corErr OF Leigh End 81 !
streets. inst after the breaking Tip d. III street |
African Church. Two ladies' were josrled entire |
y ca the sSlewak by the negro. who Gid not |
show the leas. disposition 10 give them nny |
portion Of the passway. She MS ordered FIVE |
lasi.eS. |
.
MALICIOUS REyEyGz.-.t li;tlc boy named !
james Terry, .on Of an IIishman Of thar.
nlme living on the soath-siie Of the basin,
vas caught, on Saturday, by 4 negro, in tie
act of appropria'ing suadry scraps Of old iron
on the Negroes premises, n!.an tho latter forc.
bly, dashed a hammer at the hoy, striking him
on the head and fracsuring tho skull. Tne |
boy. was carried TO lis fathers house, where !
his wound was examined and found 10 be very /
serious.
TO BE TRIED by CotRT MARrIAL.-Licut |
S. o. kike, Chief of the Passport Office for
this department, who stands changed with cor. !
ruption, in tee matter Of receiving brides Tor |
passports, allowing certain parties to cross the
lincs. mas been sen. on for trial before court
martial, to Occur in day or two. In tn.
meantime he ia confined. under parole, to his
quarters.
CIsTLED.-There were sent to Castle Thun-
der. On yesterday, ore Dr. j. II. Fulton,
charged with being Yankee spy, arrested in
the Army of the Rappahannock one Captain
Thsodore Perry, charges secret for the present,
and the prisoner allowed the privilege of
| sc1arIte apartment from the Common prison
er';" and john Wilford, charged with running
| or slaves to the enemy.
llo.riThL 8cESES, ASD INCIDENTS or THE
| WAR.-A lady is engaged in writing WORK
with the above title, with the intention Of leYot-
ing he proceeds, when published. to the benefit
| of sick and wounded soldiers She solici.s and
will be grateful! for brief and well authenticated
accounts Of personal adventures. experiences 81.
in hospital and camp life Edi'ers wishing 10 aid
in this enterprise, will please call attention to il
Address "Matron.' box s57, Richmond. Va
ARRIVAL or CONFEDERATE SURGEoNs.-The
Confederate captive surgeons, l.ng expected
from The. North, arrived yesterday afternoon,
at City Poiut-oae hundred and twenty.seyen
in number. The steamer brought, besides,
nine tons of freight, consisting of clothing and
other things for Federal prisoners.
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Sam, slave Of
John Amber, Esq, was arrested on yesterday
by Officer Morris, charged with receiving two
watches and sundry articles of wearing appa
rcl knowing tho same to BE stolen. from some
person unknown. lie was pat in the cage t.
await examination.
S.ST TO TEE PENITENT1aRY Sarah l.. Sur
derland, an old Irish woman, Sldicted for
stealing q coat, pistol, &e., from Patrick
Dehan, was arraignetafor trial in Judge Lyons
court, yesterday, convicted and sentenced to
the Penitentiary for one year.
CoN7rStED.-John Conroy ws' arrested Oh
Saturday last and brought before the Mayor
ou yesterday, on charge of stcaiios 5000 in
Confederate notes, from Michael Kennedy
In the absence Of witnesses the case was con-
! sinued till Wednesday next
SENT ON.-.A negro, named Rehecea. slave
of John ". Wingfc!d, was ar'aigned III the
Mayors Court, yesterday, on charge Of
stealing dress and one shawl She was re-
uanded to Jail to await indictment b. the
grand jury.
4 FURTHER E1oDUs-Se7cn hundred Y'r-
l:ec prisoners were removed, On yesterday.
from Bell Isle to Danville, where they wilI
stop during the remainder Of their captivity.
Others are to follow them in few days.
DRUNKEN WouAN.-Eiza Pagan, q bloated
looking Irish woman, appeared before tn.