The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-29

=. ,,,. account of the treat"
M. E"Ho' III; Perkins by the - tot" IN
ment I" y, ~ ~ New York city as p'nhSt'''' III
~" Ssw York Sun true ono
'"' Yours, '""'S','
March -, 1872. :,
rye suppose not. Eli writes Oh ''''''' III
the same frce-and-easy style.l
M. Conway gives us the Lssss o. '''~
Tichborne Case.
Correspondence Of the Cin'innar "" Charles
In.,nx March ..-"Sr Roger t smt, -
nnnchty T;chborne Baroni: ''''
he,r that yoil arc nonSI'itra 49,, Chief JUS
A't 80 e, ,,.,s tho crv Of my Lofa Wv ar th,
LII thrice uttered at thr o""' ,,,,. ono
an,,r,.room in Westminster uaI'' n trial.
h,,Srnd and third day OF Tue - breath.
the vast SETTLING m'itt,'"u,rr nj orv w,ntup
,asSlr still AZ they heard II. ~ oor,,;ces Inn,
among the grim grithns m ,h. NJ II. il went
,hrv only growlcd back an esI,o . =. Of the
Wv! S T M among the stately s'a''"n ". 'n -,
so"' !.Iiss -" and statesmen who keep su'In IL,
o'o ""S of Parliament, hut the! s'att"
tne yocantIy. having evidently no. SttH
r"'" ,,,rIv form Of the claimant hioinS
~, Them. The clerk returned 10
",noT that the claimant was MOI
S S',1ud The uonSuit is ordered. a cheef
,o"n". o,t on the side of the Tichborne>.
rhn n.crn Ba:,lc, still with Skv-hue craVal'
;ia.n wedding his WAY through the rfoWa.
I'D u,;or ntI like "A raven To hear the "ihl''
",S rows to his master. The sentimental
Mis- Rrainc follows, then Bai:ent-etiarht'!
vary Glad TO ret away. Inside, the lawyers
are Kissing the final comphmen!s-JldGe
hasmnc on Jury, jury looking like men re-
T.ynd Of :, nightmare. Ballantyne Sis gloom
;,v evidently smarting. his eyes flashing; nc
Is aurry-nat unnaturlly, for people are ASH
ing how should the claimant be g'iilty OF cor
rnnt perjury and his co1!nSei NOT hi'"" H.
Sir John Duke Coleriisge, The Attrrne!-'ehe-
raj stands Il: the height oi his taii ioi!h' e'e.
his blonde face and blue eyes bea'h'rS WIN
the glow O! victory. He might St!seSs 'oa'i
admirer of Turner's great picture Ill the Ny
tona Gallery, Apollo watching the el-
feet of his shaft, the puffy Python Dreaming
out his expiring vapolS before nm. SUN
cram and crush aS the courtroom Wlthes>co
yos never seen before: all efforts TO keep the
crowd ont had proved unaraillng; people
sat on each others knees, Oh each others
shonlders. or even heads !; they rose up root
ward. and piled in stories. The judge made
M effort to stop the applause; the rrepressl-
bile cheers broke forth at every new Word
uttered: the loudest cheers being When the
iudrc went out Of his way TO declare his mr.
Illicit belief in the vindication OF Mr-. hao-
cliHe-who was not present. Then ahotncf
cheer rracts the order for the arrest OF the
cm;nant as a pcrjurer. and the great Ilcl!-
borne case has ended.
The Tichbornc case ends, but the Castro OF
the orion case-or whatever 1t Is des,lhed 10
be callcd-bc"ins. When the claimant was
called TO hear himself nonSiited-csslieo, az
cordins to an old form, by the name ana ME
to which lIe pretended-hc was mile OIL
namely nj the Waterloo Hotel, Jcrnyn
street there surrounded by the anxious hold
org of Tirhborne bonds. When the tattoo
mark evidence was first broached, there were
rlimorS that arrangements were being made
for the 81 ,iinant's escape out Of EnSiand.
These rumorS extended even to whispers Of
q uameless ship lowering on the Hampshire
coast. awaiting wcightS bit Of human
freight. At any rate, ] am assured on
good authority that so confident were the
authorities as To what would be the tclmi-
nation of the case, that from the hour that
the Acknowledgement rose for his twell-
oty-six days speech every movement
OF the claimant has been watch
ed. Consequently there was no difficulty i'll
alresting him yesterday. The i'anlHn,
knew that he was surrounded hy detectives.
With perhaps some lingering trace OF respect
for the imposing plldacity of the man, his ~
rest was not delegated to ordinary detectives.
The head, the Inspector, AMI two officers Oh
the police force, entered the private sitting
room OF the claimant and Informed him thai
they arrested him for that 1T appears and
does appear to the Lord Chief Justice that
he the said plaintiff, in the case Of Ticllborne
\ IL. bu. Innn
rorrlpt perjury in his examination and evil
aeuce upon oath, and that there WAS and
IL reasonable cause for directing him
70 be prosecuted" | was not pre-
sent ut this interview. | am assured
that the plaintiff was rs cool rs cllctln:.
Der. He said: 4" 1t j. very unjust that the
case should stop at this stage, and it will put
me TO much personal Inconvenience If am to
be arrested now 1t evidently lad not o.
Cured to him 10 look to his hondholdcr> Tor
the suretirS Of $4,000, and there was nothing
left for him but TO step into that neat broug-
ham waiting at the door mot by his own
ordcr). A few dozen people had collected at
the hotel door, and When the carriage drove
off it Is said many followed it. But the crowd
which had been ut the courtroom had chiefly
hurried to Newgate prison, knowing that
whenever the claimant should be found this
was his destination.
They had not very long to walt. Tue cry
soon went up, "He'S coming and >llr
enough there he was. Two or three adhc-
rents yet remained, and they called out sir
Roger" as he alighted, and he seemed about
to give his usual Baronial bow to the ;lSsenl-
bly; but, alas for popular ficklencss. those
few respectful cries only served TO bring ont
the fact that the man was now almost friend
less. Stormy, hooking shouts Of "Artmu
Oton," Wagga, wa@ga butcher" hurled
about his head, and for the first time he
looked really chop-fallen. Then, before this
knocking crowd, he passed up the stairway
and the grim JAWS of the Newgate dragon
closed on him. The Times of this morning
saws that whca he was inside OF the Jail ne
was formally asked his name, and replied,
"Roger Charles Doughty Tichbome !" (he Is
on the prison books IA Thomas Castro). lie
was also asked to give up anything that he
might have upon him, and he at once handed
over quantity Of jewelry which he was wear
ing, including handsome watch and chain
aud snufi-boN, all engraved with the Itch.
borne coat-oi.arms. He also gaveup G73 in
money. He was then taken to his cell.
which, unless the rumor be true that Lord
Rivers means to 60 bail, he will certainly -.
change for cell and regime Mt Portland,
less suited to his phlegmatic constitution.
Meanwhile he is to be allowed brandy, and
10 see his friends, and to accept any addi-
lions to the usual prison fare which they nay
offer him.
1t has for some time-a month, at least
been generally felt that the success of the
claimant was impossible. That man who
did not know the name Of a woman he de-
,.Iorad ,yaS his oyru mnthor couId : hrr