The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-10

Noyes's C0tsyt.-An hour was spent by His
honor yesterday morning In hearing and
disposing Of the following casee:
1astano Sprigliano, member of the Italian
military company organized in this city, wa
arraiP ned on the charge Of shooting w. L.
ment, on Monday afternoon last. Several
Witnesses were examined, all of whom were
positive In their statements that the firing
Was an accident, whereupon the Mayor dis.
charged him from custody.
A white woman, named Fanny Heller, waa
examined and discharged from all guilt on
the complaint Of assaulting and taking away
from John w. Burrows, on Monday last, one
child's net cap.
Robert e. Foster, charged with stealing
from the G. 8. Treasury Department Sl1 600
the witnesses in whose case were heard on
Friday last, was remanded to the aHustinga
Court on the 10Th of the present month
Christopher and Francisco Dominick, claim
ed by Foster to have been pars;csps crinini.
in the affair, was, for the want of other
evidence, discharged.
m. Joseph Walker, soldier, was sen,
on to the Hastings Court to answer the
hat, and iady's dress, from Mary Lazzarino
A German, named VIM. Kothe, was fined
$2O for giving servant In his employ an
unauthorized pass. The evidence ELECTED
was, that Lewis, negro man belonging "a
+. NJ. Tabb q Son, who had been q run
away for some tine, was captured day or
two since by officer Moore, and On examin
Ing him he produced . pass from Kothe, Civ.
ing him the right to go at large Kothe de
MED giving the pass In queation to Lewis
but acknowledged having given one Of the
Tabb, however, referred to the fact that K.
must have known something of Lewis, a.
On learning of his arrest, he dispatched Z
messenger to his T's office to see II he could
be hired.
The case against Jim, negro boy, belong
Ing to James Walton, of stealing from the
store house Of James B. Hays, few nights
since, one lot Of brandy, valued at $500; Z
LOT of shad, worth $500; sugar to the value
5000; 9 lot Of soap, said to be worth 600 !;
and several pounds of candles, valued at
500, was continued, for the absence Of i'm.
portant witnesses, TIL this morning.
Bob, slave of Richard Hatcher, was called
to answer the charge of stealing, some time
since, one trunk and contents, together with
a knapsack, from A. Amaeke. The com.
plainant failing 20 appear, he wes fined q,
and the case continued till the 10th inst.
Octavia Rinford and Sally A. Weaver, free
negresses, were ordered to be whipped for
sS~NAWAh ehA oCeeAA6 AShsoootA 1AAASy
another free negress, on Monday last
Mary, slave OF Herman Woodward, charged
with stealing three pounds of sugar, one aud
a half pounds of lard, and one dozen eggs,
worth 80, belonging to Geo. A. Gathright,
and for going at large, was ordered to be
whipped, and her owner fined Is.
Mike, Braxton, and Richard, negroes, were
arraigned on the charge Of stealing barrel
of crushed sugar, worth 81, 500, from Robert
Lackey, Of the Medical Naval Directory, In
Belvin's Block. The evidence falling to
snbstantiate the charge, the negroes were
discharged.
Harriet, slave of Mortimer Sweeney, raa
ordered to be whipped for having In hel
possession several articles Of wearing ap
parel, supposed to be stolen.
Fifteen lashes were bestowed uron Levi
slave Of Robert A. Mayo, charged with In.
science towards Mr. Paul Michard. The
same number Of stripes were given Jim,
slave Of Thomas j. Evsns, charged with dis
orderly conduct In the street, and having au
improper pass in his possession.