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The Daily Dispatch: may 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], The "fighting Zouaves." (search)
Horse stealing --Patrick Haley was arrested and carried before Recorder Caskie yesterday, for stealing and carrying away a bay horse belonging to John W. Hill, of the value of $125. The prisoner was remanded to jail till the 13th inst., when he will undergo a final examination before the Hustings Court for the offence with which he stands charged.
The Daily Dispatch: may 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], $10 reward, (search)
Joseph Tills was put in the cage yesterday as a suspicious character, by order of the Mayor. In the evening, John R. Skinner and Robert A. Williams, hailing from Louisa county, were put in on the same charge. Mike O'Connor was arrested, charged with stealing three bundles of smoking tobacco and a lot of chewing tobacco from Bridgford & Co. John McMahon was caged for an assault on his wife. Owen Riley, for threatening to cut Patrick Haley's throat.
The Daily Dispatch: May 13, 1861., [Electronic resource], From Norfolk. (search)
ed to the commanding officer of a military corps from whom he had taken French leave.--Jno. McMahon, arrested on the complaint of his wife, for drubbing her, was discharged at her request.--Owen Riley. arrested for threatening to cut asunder Patrick Haley's respiratory organ, was let off, Haley not appearing. Sarah Stovens, for living in the city with Fredericksburg papers, and laying unlawful hands on a silver watch belonging to Smith, slave of John Moody, committed until the 15th inst.--Bri. McMahon, arrested on the complaint of his wife, for drubbing her, was discharged at her request.--Owen Riley. arrested for threatening to cut asunder Patrick Haley's respiratory organ, was let off, Haley not appearing. Sarah Stovens, for living in the city with Fredericksburg papers, and laying unlawful hands on a silver watch belonging to Smith, slave of John Moody, committed until the 15th inst.--Bridget Carigan, committed, failing to give $50 security, for trespassing on Isaac Solomon.
The Daily Dispatch: May 14, 1861., [Electronic resource], The War Movements. (search)
lock, and found true bills against Caroline Cates, Caroline Carr, Elizabeth Beatty, Eliza Ann Johnson, David H. Hughes, John Delworth, and Richard Morris, alias Johnson, for misdemeanors. The Grand Jury then adjourned till this morning at 12 o'clock, when witnesses will be prompt in attendance. A German, by the name of Julius Saeft was examined for stabbing Philip Lange and August Wittsorf, and discharged, it being proven to the satisfaction of the Court that the prisoner acted in self-defence. A fine of ten dollars and the costs of prosecution was imposed on Mrs. Eliza Van-Lew, for permitting her slave to go at large. Patrick Haley, from Rockingham county, charged with stealing a horse, of the value of $125, from Jno.N. Hill, of Harrisonburg, was examined and discharged. Joseph Parrish and William Kinsey, who were convicted some months since before the Court and sentenced to pay fines, were discharged, the Court being satisfied that they were utterly insolvent.
The Daily Dispatch: June 8, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 10 (search)
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.an efficient Company — arrest of a Yankee. Orange Court-House, June 6, 1861. Capt. Browning's company of cavalry, the Orange Rangers, is now encamped here, ready to be mustered into service. It would be difficult to find a body of men of more physical power and endurance — of more will, determination and energy. They will take the field in a few days, and whatever men can do or suffer they will be found fully equal to. A suspicious character named Patrick Haley, was yesterday committed to our jail on failure to give bond and security for his good behavior, in the penalty of $500. He hails from Vermont. J.
The Daily Dispatch: June 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 4 (search)
Delivered up. --Patrick Haley was arrested on Wednesday, by officer Blankinship, for assaulting Lemuel Howard with a cane. Being brought before the Mayor on yesterday, it appeared that he had deserted from the Montgomery Guard. The Mayor was handed, by Lieut. Wm. F. English, a requisition from Col. P. T. Moore, for the delivery of Haley to him, to be taken to Manassas Junction; an order was consequently entered that he be delivered to that officer this morning, when the Central cars stacane. Being brought before the Mayor on yesterday, it appeared that he had deserted from the Montgomery Guard. The Mayor was handed, by Lieut. Wm. F. English, a requisition from Col. P. T. Moore, for the delivery of Haley to him, to be taken to Manassas Junction; an order was consequently entered that he be delivered to that officer this morning, when the Central cars start. In the meantime Haley was allowed to go, in company with a policeman, to pack up his knapsack ready for the journey.
The Daily Dispatch: October 16, 1861., [Electronic resource], Runaway--fifty dollars reward. (search)
Ordinance Violations. --The Mayor yesterday imposed fines upon the following parties, for violating ordinances of the city: A. Staude, $5, for keeping his bar-room open on Sunday, the 13th inst. D. H. Brotherton & Co., $2 for selling cigars at their store on Sunday. E. Ellis, $5, for allowing persons to enter his bar-room through a back alley, on Sunday, for the purpose of imbibing. Patrick Haley, summoned for a similar offence, was discharged.--Hundley & Cance, $5, for employing an unlicensed vehicle on the streets. Wm. Gotze appeared to answer a like summons, but assured the Mayor that he used his wagon for the sole purpose of conveying confectionery, of his own manufacture, about the city, being under the impression that no license was required.--To convinced him of his error, the Mayor read the law, which we quote for the benefit of others: "A license shall be taken out by the owner of every wagon, dray, or cart, which is employed on any street of this city, in t
The Daily Dispatch: October 15, 1862., [Electronic resource], Proceedings in the Courts. (search)
taries Public. Beverly Mortis and James Nicholas, charged with felony, were discharged from custody Michael Buckton, charged with feloniously killing John Delany, on the 5th day of October,was arraigned, and the Court having heard the evidence in the case, remanded the accused to jail for trial before Judge Lyons, on the first day of the next November term of the Court. John Cook was arraigned, charged with felony, in stealing a watch, valued at $10 and other articles from Patrick Haley. Nolle prosequi entered by Attorney for the Commonwealth, and accused discharged from custody. John Pendergast, charged with felony, committed on the 28th day of September, in stealing $450 of Confederate money from John McCartney, was remanded to jail for trial before Judge Lyons, on the first day of the next term. John Murry, charged with feloniously killing Michael Leary, on the 18th day of September remanded to jail for trial before Judge Lyons. Witnesses recognized to ap
The Daily Dispatch: November 18, 1862., [Electronic resource], Courtesies of War. (search)
es from Wm. McFieldy, was called, but the witness not making his appearance, the prisoner was put in jail until the 20th, and the police officers instructed to hunt up McFieldy. The parties, male and female, arrested at the bawdy house of Ann E. Thomas, Cary street, Saturday night, for being of evil name, &c., were sent to jail until Tuesday, the Mayor having determined to hold them as accessories to the murder of Capt. J. O. Withmell, and bail in such a case not being allowed. Patrick Haley was arraigned, charged with aiding and abetting another man in robbing Alpheus F. Daily of two silver watches, valued at $75, the sum of $60 in C. S. Treasury notes, $4 in Virginia notes, and a pocket knife of the value of $10. For want of the requisite witnesses the case was continued until November 20th, and defendant committed to jail. The case against George Drew, charged with stealing $60 from Wm. H. Major twelve months since, was again called, and no witnesses answering Drew w
The Daily Dispatch: November 27, 1862., [Electronic resource], Proceedings in the Courts (search)
of tobacco involved in this case is 2,550, valued in good times at over $300,000--The property will, no doubt, be delivered to an agent of the French, Government (the real owner) on application. Hustings Court--Judge Lyons's Court was engaged yesterday in the trial of Bernard Gotlich for stealing swine, the property of John Clash, living on Bacon's Quarter Branch. The Jury acquitted prisoner. Thomas Collier and Richard Morris were put on trial for entering the restaurant of John McPherson, near the 1st Market, and stealing $2,200. The trial had not concluded when the Court adjourned, and will be resumed to-day. Called Court--The Aldermen of the Hustings Court were convened in special session yesterday at 11 o'clock at the City Hall, for the examination of Patrick Haley, charged with stealing $65 from Ephraim 8, Dailey. The witness in the case not being present, the examination was adjourned to the regular sitting of the Court on the second Monday in December next.