The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-22

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DIFFICULTY At New kENT CorRTHorsE-
THE PRESUMED OFFENDER IS ARRESTED AND
EXAMINED BY GENERAL TERRY.-On Thurs
day last at New Kent Court, F. G. Wilson,
United States Internal Revenue Assessor,
accoSted Colonel Benjamin l.. Faringholt,
formerly of the Fifty-thrd Virginia regi-
ment, and asked him for his tax list for as
sessment. Colonel Faringholt told Wilson
that he was resident of King and Queen,
and not of New Kent, that he did not de-
sire To have any communication with man
who had acted in the war as he (Wilson)
had done, and that if he persisted in forcing
himself upon him he would knock him
down. Wilson, however, was not to be
warned, and insisted on speaking to Colo
mel Faringholt, who then gave him Sc
we're beating. OF course Wilson reported
the matter officially, and the principals and
witnesses were arrested and ordered to
Richmond, arriving here on Wednesday
night.
On Yesterday the evidence i'll the case
was heard, and the parties examined be
fore General Terry, the result being that
Colonel Faringholt, for whom Mr.. Mar
madukc Johnson acted as counsel, was
Internationally discharged.
The record of Mr.. +. G. Wilson would
appear to be strange one, He is rela-
ton of Lcmucl 7. Bowden, Of Williams
burg, and in the commencement of the
war Joined the Confederate forces ope-
rating in the lower counties OF the State,
but after 4 while deserted and joined the
Federal army. In several raids upon the
Peninsula Wilson took part; and he IS
then said to have deserted again and joined
General Beverly Robertson's (Confederate)
command. He then deserted once more,
ioincd the Federal army again, and piloted
a detachment of Federal cavalry to Charles
CITY Courthouse, which resulted in the
capture of portion of General Robert
sons command. Puimmn qui meruit .ferdt!
II is not every man who has been 50 tortu-
nate as to serve twice in the armies OF the
United States and of the Southern Con
fedcracv, during the late war, without be-
Ing caught aS Il dcScrtcr from either.
MAYORS Court, THURSDAY MORNING
MAYOR MAYO PRESIDING.-Pctcr Morris,
negro, charged with aSSaulting and beating
Amanda Garland ncgreSs.
William Staples, mulatto, was arraigncd
for stealing pockct-book containing one
cent from J. J. Roach. Evidence being
produced which proved IN abb, Staples
was discharged.
George Kane was charged with threat
cnirg the life Of Julia Ann Johnston, ne
grcsS. 1t appeared that the case was the
result of some domestic difficulty. hanc
was fined five dollars.
Susan Mavo, ncgreSS, charged with steal
ing shawl from Mrs. Addie Sweeney, and
lot of clothing from Ben Jackson, negro,
was sent on.
f. Gimmini, charged with aSSaulting
| Nancy Smith, ncgrcSS, was sent on for IN
dictment. He was subsequently released
| ION a promise to leave the city upon
giving three hundred dollars security for
his future good behavior.
John F. Childrcy, young in years, though
old in vice, was sent on for further eXami-
| lldlloll bt II Clial
| Nancy Robertson, negreSS.
An IRISH Row.-On yesterday afternoon
two IriShmcn, named Charles Sandrcy and
Thomas Grogan, had "A war words, which
ended, as is usual in such cases, in a war OF
sticks and fists. Sandrcy was valiant and
50 was his opponent, but alas. for the
brave Grogan, was badly beaten, and OBJ
Accompanied by Sergeant Southall, hc
then went To Seventeenth street, where
Sandrcy lived, and entered his house. But
the conflict was not all over. When the
officer went into the room where Sandrey
lived he was Immediately attacked by San.
drcv'S wife, who charged him with 4
broom>tick. and was herself arrested. The
whole party then adjourned to the cage
Mrs. Sandrcv has battered nose, and Mr.
Grogan has Il swollen lip, and these are al
the external signs of the Scuilte. Botl
Sandrcv and his wife have been under
arrest before, and under anything but com
Portable circumstances.
RoRRERY.- morning, during
the absence of the family and servants O
Mr.. William Foster from his residence, OF
Canal, between Fourth and Fifth streets
the room of Allen Thomas, negro servant
was entered, his draw broken open anc
robbed of the following: Fifty dollars II
gold coin, two dollars in greenbackS, one
gold watch and chain, one bead purse con.
tanning twenty dollars in silver one golc
lockct, one gold pin, twelve shirts, one
gold bracelet, and six handkercheis
Amanda Harris, negro girl, temporarily
employed as Il washcrwoman by Mr.. foS
ter, being the only person in the house
was arrested by Captain EppS on suSpl'
cion. The case will be investigated before
the Mayor this morning.
CHILD DRowNED.-A woman who keeps
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