American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-13
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN.
tcorespondence of The American Republican. J
WAsHINGroN, Nov. -, 1874

correspondence of the American Republican,
WAsnNGroN, Nov. u, 1914.
Yesterday, after two o'clock, to which hour
I reported the proceedings of the Criminal
Court, several other trials were disposed Of, and
some other offenders found guilty Of grand lar
ceny. The court, attorneys and Jury worked
hard all yesterday, and the result has been
the conviction of several criminals, who will
IN due time be sentenced to the pententiary.
James Mexican, alias Mckane, alias Oliver,
and Richard Morgan, (o!d convicts,) indicted
for stealing bar of iron and still, the proper
~ of Clement T. Coote, were both found gull
" of stealing the iron only. The prisoners
were defended by c. S. Wallach, Esq. Ardn-
tia Payne, indicted for assauting and beating
lsanna Edwards, by stabbing her i'll three places,
on the eth August, 1914, was found guilty
Counsel for the defence G. S. Wallach, Esq.
Asbury Tyler, free negro, indicted for steal
my six sheep skins, the property OF VIM. ID.
Beall, was found guilty. Counsel for the de-
fence w. r. Woodward, Esq. William A.
Molloy, a county constable, was tried under an
indictment charging him with resisting II. ).
Wood, county constable, while in the dis
charge Of his duty the travcrser was also IN
dicted for common assault on the said II. :.
Wood. The defence in this case was ably |
made by w. r. Woodward, Esq who succeed |
ed in obtaining a verdict of acquittal on both
the charges. 1t appeared from the evidence
that when Wood went to serve a civil warrant
on Moloy, the latter ordered the former to
Keep off, and afterwards struck at Wood with
4 heavy cane, which was wardcd off. Mr.. !
Woodward introduced testimony, which the ju- |
ry considered conclusive, to Shew that the war
rant under which Wood attempted to make
the arrest of Nolloy was out Of date, and there
fore found a verdict of not ruiltV.
The following criminal cases have been tried
to-day Mary Ann Hall, indicted for keeping .
4 house Of il-iame. She was defended by
James IIoban, Esq The jury have had this
case before them IN their room for upwards OF
two hours and had not made up their verdict
at half past three o'clock.
John Carroll, John Luckett, Barney Par
sons, Joseph Murphy, Thomas Green and ,Io-
seph Anderson, indicted for riot and for an as
sault on Ann Evans, were all found guilty on
both charges. Counsel for defence James Ho-
ban, Esq. METROPOLIS.
New YonK CoNGREssMES. The following
are the members of Congress chosen at the
recent election
]. John w. Lawrence, democrat.
,. Henry |. Seaman American Republican.
3. VIM. S. Miller American Republican.
/, WIN. b. Maclay, democrat.
b. Thos. NJ. Woodruff, American Republican.
G. VIM. w. Campbell, American Republican.
:. Jos, II. Anderson, democrat.
6. VIM. W. Woodwork, democrat.
8. Archibald c. Niven, democrat.
10. Samuel Gordon, democrat
~. John F. Collin, democrat.
-. Richard P. Herrick, wing.
IS. II. G. Wheaton, wing.
"A. Erastus ID. Culver, whig.
49, Hugh White, wing, gain
H. 'Chas. 5. Benton, democrat.
u.s. Preston King, democrat.
10. 'Orville Hungerford democrat.
co. Timothy Jenkins, democrat. II
a. Chas. Goodyear, t.omocrat-
20; 20 o'eP"r =. strong, democrat
:. WIN. J, nough, democrat
"a. Horace Wheaton, democrot.
Is. s,iec, Rathbun, democrat.
&c. Sam'l S. Ellsworth, democrat.
y. John De Mott, democrat.
2S. Elias B. Holiness wing.
81 tChas. II. Carroll, wing.
80 Martin Grover, democrat.
81. Abner Lewis, wing.
3d. tWn A. Moseley, wing
So ALBERT Smith, wing. /
"a, Washington Hunt wing
7McmIcTs of.the present House.