The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-28

MFyor's Court, r,s.sr5a;.-AniouIo Ga
manni, the young man arrested on Saturday
charged With stealing several pacSaEes II
money from the coat pocket of .jUnn j
Palmer, and entering tg fa'5e KEYS he cafe
Ot em,th, ENly = Go; pTopFietor7 OF the
.Sfhtiys- newspaper, and stealing thezetrom
sll ,OOC, was led to the bar. Tie prisoner
duling most OF tie se5siou of tho Cont OF
cupied seat beside Lis CounaeI. aat Iaain-
tsined e. ccNpoaure truly remaI aable under
the circumstances. The first xitpess who
testified was john j Palmer, prin cipai each
clerk al the office from wh.ch the moIey
was stolen. He stated that n Saturday, ss
was his custom, he wrapped up III q few
Packages, (the number Of which he could
not recoliect,, the lunds and checks which
were left on hand after eettlinE up with the
employees. Th1se he placed in the breast
pocket of his coat, which was hsnxiIg over
his deak. just then himself and Mr.. 4. NJ.
Baily, one Of the proprietors, lett the
counting room IN order TO examine hole
which tad been borsd iut0 & door on The
sane floor, commanding full view Of the
c ,untin z room. During the whole CT this
tune, from tn commencement Of asserting
out the EloroT, 70 going to look at the hole
IN the door, Gamanni remained in the
counting room reading paper Palmer and
Eaily we're not absent more than Gftsen
cused had left, and his voice Was heard in
another potion ct the building. In L short
while after, Palmer missed the packages
from his coat pocket and WAS about going
into another ROOM to make the loss known
when &. hurricdiy passed hy him snd
went down the ateps into the atreet
Knowing that no ono but himself, Mr. EaiIy,
and Sarfianni were In the room, ne becau. q
satisfied that the prisoner was tho thief, s.,.l
q oh Oh far h
which was given to officers Perrin end .Jen
kins to execute. For some mouths back
rariuna amounts III money had been stolen
from the iron sale ia the counting room
bat having the meet nntouhded confidence
ia Sa,narui, he wAs not eufpscted By Nr
palMsr as beiut, the Thief uhtii within = few
tlSe before his airest.---4Cfhcrrs PERI iu
aud jenkins found the prisoner IN ihe Thea
ire, w here he was arrentet and taken 10 the
cage On the way to the prison Hamannl
asked Peffia what were the charges against
him, aud when informed that it wa. for rob
bing the ;en-sc., Office he ser,aed ver7 much
agilated: hut on reaching the cage and
finding that the warrant only charged him
with stealing the packages from fslm er 4
coat he seemed kreatl- relieved, and re-
marked that ut waa small affair."" at tbs
Same time denying his guilt. Officer Perrin
further stated that on searching Sa,eanni b
4oUSS Ou 0te fcfbVu tLftC EN<sp WAtSu Ecye
pronounced by Mr. Palmer aa belonging 10
the cate, the originals to which only Nj
EAiiy Lnd possession VI, He imms diately
went after Mr. b and returned with him Ia
the cage. aamanni and fai!y we're then left
together Ia Q separate room, where they rc-
maihed in conference for some Time. When
Il came out he told Perrin that s had &C
knowlcdged steallng Gil 600 from his aale.
The closing evidence WAS given by Nj
4 &k~A 4 u
OF money had been atolen from the iron
safe in the sssf!rs' cfiice, the keys 10
which he constantly carried about him =
On Thursday night week o. 600 we're stolen
and again on last Thursday night e6U0 wefe
taken. This convinced him that some oae
had duplicate keJo to his safe, and hsthere-
tore determined to SET . tra4 20 catch III
tAief Accosding,y holA Wa bored u /
door, through which syerythlng so!sg q