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The Daily Dispatch: July 25, 1861., [Electronic resource], $10 reward (search)
nsive of a certain personage at the Gosport Yard, who is superintending naval operations for the Confederacy, which will have an important bearing in our affairs. The young men, Smith and Rust, charged with shooting and stabbing Reynolds and Knight, were acquitted yesterday before the Corporation Court. An interesting spectacle was witnessed after the verdict was given.--The Captain of the Junior Volunteers, of which Messrs. R. and K. are members, by request, delivered some feeling remarkse soldiers of Alabama and one or two of our volunteers. Let this be a lesson for others to refrain from that worst of all evils, which was the cause of this trouble — ardent spirits. The result of the trial was gratifying to all concerned. Messrs. Knight and Reynolds, I am glad to say, are both out of danger. The Rev. Wm. A. Smith preached on Sunday to the volunteers at Craney Island. His remarks were feelingly delivered, and there was scarcely a dry eye among his hearers. It is, indee