The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

MAYoR's CorRT-MAvoR MAYO PRE.rprSa-
MONDAY MORNING. Julius Archer, negro,
charged with stealing iron from the DanNille
Railroad depot, was sent on.
Mary Shay, arraigned for being drunk and
disorderly on the street. was sent 10 Jail III de-
fault OF surety Mary is an old offender, and
was inst released from Jail on Saturday.
James Tyler white, and Isaac James, negro
were arraigucd for lighting on the street. The
evidence relieved Tyler entirely from blame ;
so he was discharged, and James was fined five
dollars and required to give go" surety tor
his future good behavior.
John Harris and Alexander Fry, negroes,
charged with crowding the sidewalk and in
terfering with Il policeman in the discharge. OF
his duty. They were sent on TO answer an in
dictment.
Michael Callaghan was arraigned for as
saulting his wife and splitting in her face He
was required 10 give $50 surety.
Henry Pero, citizen. was arraiSned for steal
ing n COW from David Baker. Esq. Mr.. Baker
testified TO having lost the cow or Friday, and
that on Saturday he was informed that Major
Cha horne had 4 COW which man had tried 10
sell to Mr.. Brill the butcher. He went and er-
amined the cow, and found it TO be his. Mr.
Brill testified that on Saturday Pero sold him
the cow for thirty.fiy dollars, and he having
some suspicious towards him, informed Mr..
Ellis clerk OF the market, of the Transaction.
In this way Il was brought before Major ClaI.
borne, who subsequently had Pero arrested.
Pero questioned Mr.. Brill rs TO whether or
not ne was certain lHal nc TeCoSiiZ'u uiil aS
the person who sold him the COW on Friday
evening. Brill said that he did; that Pero
was certainly the man who sold him the COW
on Friday evening between and 9oclock.
Prro here introduced his father rs witnesa
TO prove an ditbi. His father said that he was
with his son from o'clock on Friday evening
until Saturday morning. His mother, sister.
and brother swore that he was at home all
night Friday until Saturday morning. This
was all very well as far rs il went: bur Iii,
conduct on Saturday in going 20 Brill 10 get
the money for the COW, and giving him letter
purporting IL come from DR.. Gregory, 1t III.
ming Tree, in King William county, from
whom he profeSsed to have gotten the COW
rendered the suspicion against him rather
strong He was rrmanded for indictment and
refused bail.
John Kayenaush, one-arGred man, was ar
raignnd for beating Mrs. Mary Green. Mrs.
Green, an elderly Irish lady, appeared In the
court with both Of her eyes clothed III mourn
ing, 1.-THE likes Of which she nivcr wore in
her life before until Johnny kaNcnaugh gave
en- to her" kavanauSh Ea, COmlnltt.din de-
fault Of surety.
Linden Holloway, small. Thin, black corn
stalk looking negro boy, was arraiSn"d Tor
throwing rocks on the street, amt SGT BACK
in default.
Augustus L,bhauser. for being drunk and
disorderly on the street, was committed In dc-
fault of surety.
William Louis Napoleon Bonaparte. African
gorilla looking negro, was arraiSned tor steal
ing iron. In consideration OF his distinguished
name. the accused was treated To comfortable
quarters in the city Jail.
Several parties were arraigned for shooting
bats within the city limits, and were fined
three dollars for each shot fired. Dear sport
this.