The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-25
la w INTELLIGENCE.


CIRCUIT Court BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon. William
George Krebs Judge The Court engaged in the fol
lowing business yesterday:
susannah Upton rs J. R. Partridge, permanent Trus
tee of Grover Bill for injunction Motion to dissolve
Before reported Opinion of Court filed, overruling the
motion to dissolve and continuing the injunction until
final hearing. Schey and Reynolds for complainant; H.
i. Bond and Partridge for defendant.
Michael Moan Henry Benser ct. al Injunction to
stay the execution OF Judgment rendered against com
painant in favor of defendant Reynolds for complain
The Court adjourned until Monday morning at 10
O'Clock.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Hon. VIM Fell
Giles, Judge. The Court engaged in the following
yesterday.
The United States Us The Schooner Pensacola Decree
of condemnation and sale ordered.
John T. Fardy and Brother John b. Chaplain Chas
B. Jones and Vim. r. Hughett Decree for the libel
ants for the sum of S5O with interest from Sd January
1858, and costs.
Joshua McGonga Decree for the lbelants for the
of 1882 with interest from the I'd January, 1885, and
costs.
The Court adjourned until Wednesday morning next at
10 O'Clock.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William l.. Marshall
Judge. Nothing done yesterday Court adjourned until
Monday morning at II O'Clock.
SUPERIOR COURT.-EIon. Z. Collins Lee Judge. No
business of public interest transacted yesterday Court
adjourned until Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY-Before Hon.
Judge Price
TowsoNTOwN Dec 81, 1858.
R. j. Gittngs, Esq, prosecuting for the State assisted
by Arthur W. Machen, Esq
The case of the State rs John Lnehart indicted to-
gether with two other persons for setting fire
anted house Wine alley, Baltimore the 10th of
gust last resumed this morning, but there being
evidence against the accused the State abandoned its
and verdict of not guilty accordingly rendered
Mr.. Wilson for the defence.
John White found guilty Tuesday last of assault
and battery fined 81 and costs and sentenced
years Imprisonment in the County Jail.
Wm. Jones and George W. Brady, indicted for the
der of Hugh Morgan at the Lower Canton House, the
5th of July last araigned and plead mot guilty.
Jones said he ready for trial but desired
his case and would be much obliged his Honor if he
would send 1t out OF his circuit Brady said he
innocent any man in the Court and did know
that an indictment had been found against him until he
into Court this morning. He had counsel but
would wait the arrival of his brothers before he took any
action in the matter They conducted their cells
again by Deputy Sheriff Wheeler.
John Acton, indicted for the murder of William Ram
sey the 10th of October asst, also aragned and
plead mot guilty.
James Hughes found guilty of assault with intent
kill sentenced to the penitentiary for years and
months.
Court adjourned until the first Monday in January
next.
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATEs.-Thursday,
December %, 1S5S-on motion of Hon. j. J. Cntenden,
Richard Butler, Esq, Of Michigan. admitted at
torney andcounselor of this Court
No. 81. Frederick L. Berreda Brother, plaintiffs in
error Benjamin II. Slsbee ct. al The argument of
this continued by Messrs Bruno and Reyerdy
Johnson for the defendants in error and by Mr. Nelson
for the plaintiff in
Adjourned until tomorrow, II O'Clock.
THE REPUBLICAN PARrY.-The Cincinnati Com
nercidt, which has consistently supported the Re
publican party, in a late issue says: at will be
unfortunate for the Republican party to be obliged
to go into the next Presidential canvass upon its
platform alone, for the reason that it is doctrinay
erroneous 1t sets forth that whchis not true, and
which, we are convinced, majority of the people
even of the Northern States will endorse If the
Republican party elects its candidate, it must do it
by means of forces that now looked upon as be-
longing to the Democracy. 1t has not the necessa-
ry strength of its own; and things, remaining as
they are, the result of the coming battle seems to
us to be more than matter Of doubt. In order to
gain the necessary force from the other side, it must
remove the obstacles that stand in its platform
obstacles that sent thousands into the Democratic
ranks at the last election. Having felt it right all
things considered, to give our support to the Re
publican candidate at the last Presidential election
and having faithfully sought to discover the agen
cies which wrought most strongly to prevent his
success we feel some competency to speak upon this
point. We do not discover that the Republican
party is stronger than it was in 1856. The
charge OF secti0nasm made against the party upon
the testimony of its platform was true then, and is
true still. The sectionasm was then cause Of
weakness; it has been and will continue to be So.
1t was not necessary in any aspect of the case.-
The people did not demand it; and they are less
willing to tolerate it than when the issue made
by the platform was obscured by one more immi-
nent, because more Immediately practical"