The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-21

Dfsgo,'s Got.f The business before this
| Court yesterday morning presented very lit.
| tie which, could, oilo:d any ihieieat 10 the
| public The c2EeS' were mostly OF 4 trivial
| character, and the parties accused iii the
ilain negroeG aud drunken toatris. We give
| a summary
f. l.. Glston a white m.n, Was arrligned
! 10, being drunk and ti:uide.ly lil tresIaes-
ile Ola tAc picmises oI Col Nn H. Fry
| iii. ia!islnent Was 4 fine 81 one dollar
| Peter, siay" ol Wiliilnf' ~ ka"llnd, ".is
! aiIea:el apd ta"eI on Wsdnez day NIGHT ioi
| ban9 without pass and having ia his pcs
| session i!at iion supposed 10 haEebesn
| stoicn lie Was ordered ten lasiies.
A inOsf disgusting looking specimen OF
| the ,ye,.sss hos;.n, who 9ave his rame rs James
Scott and whn said that he WAS ifuto aos-
| ton, sut II .Ircs-nt was Iuarteft'd II
| Camp Lee, was art.i.ned on tie charge "a
! an Indecent eXtosIse of his petat.ii III The
| street, the extent O.. which stioaid lave eii
| titled im To an indefinite term III the chain
| gaiig alId 10 he fed on iae comih''heat iaff.
| fiiis cleatulc~ represented himself ~ a Iiii
si,csI.ie.. of free white Yankee aud said
that he was fal,i Ircd amd brought 10 this city
| from Spring Gc,d, Illinois, 10 which place he
| should retufn IL ahofi time. Why hc has
been. periniitcdto roam E, large did not aii-
pear beiOic tie ss..rs and certainly 1t is Il
subject which needs :ft,,gliing into. Several
excited some curiosity ieoEl the crowd, and
many were the 6urinises q to the causes
which led to these dlsiGui2fIous. he case
was continued to th: I'D instant
4 nc4ro o.uained Jackson, the property oi
Hubbard y Gardner, was arfa!Sned on liie
charge OF receiving 4 saddle, valued AT MY
dollars, belonging 30 WIN. Ira Smith, know
ing the sann TO have been stolen. The case
was continued To The I'D. Elijah, slave,
for selling the SADDLE 10 Jackson which ho
had stolen froil Mr. Smith, Was remanded t1
!. jill till the saiue time,
The case against Martin, = negro belonging
| TO DR.. .Iennnl.ss, ie1il!Dx near kichniona
I for a:uing negroes to escape 10 the Yankees
| was, aecordingt . adjournment, again broush
| before the Mayor yesterday Earnest efforts
were iuade to have iim discharged on III
ground that he was a negro and did rot snov
| that he was committing any Wrong IL VIA
! he d1ss: bat the Mayor, very wisely II ~
! tGilis, took different view OF the mattsf
! and decided 10 send The accused Oh to tA'
| ues. term of the iInstings Court. Bail wa
| asked and granted FOR the negro in the sun
! Of 81 800.
| Frank, slave 81 G. T. burrgss; Oscar, slave
| OF Benz Beard; and Charles, Frank, Jane
| and Frances, whose owners were not known
/ were III, ON the charge ot stealing two cord
| of wood from Mr.. Jalees L. Moore. Til
| case was made ont against them, and the
were cach twisii the exception Oh Cha1ies
\ who was haiied 10 appeai) ords1ed to b
wbjpped-ihe men 10 receive 50 las,es, III
| 'aoia.en II.
| Charles Schwartz white iisn, saita.o u
| Yankee deserter, ~.ss charged with stealin.
| Il hofse from {. I. 1uhser. Partial owner
! si.ip oi ths. animal liz dispute was claimed b.
| Sc hWstt2, who said he could produce 4 re
cxi Ut 50 That effect; bat, falling to do so oi
tie spot, the Mayo, decided that further eyi
| dens1 . la the ease should be taken before ths
Hust t.gs Coun, and iellianded the prisone
| To jail fiji the next sitting OF tlri, body.
| joe. slave Of Jalaes Chesnut, oi Columbia
| s. G.. pas arrested as a supposed runaway
| Ills "a " will ogaiH co.sie up on the 18th inst