The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-10
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE MURDER CASE OF YOUNG FARLOw.-Justice An
doun appointed yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock, for
hearing in the of the lad John Wiseman, who
charged with the killing John T. Farlow Jr, on Mon
day, July 5th, Roberts Grove, Lower Canton The
animation have taken place the Eastern District
Station House, which early by friends
both parties. Robert A. McAllister and Wm H. Young
Esqrs appeared counsel for the accused In calling
overthe names of the States Witnesses it found that
only two present and that the for
the defence had all obeyed the Justice sta.
ted that he was unwilling to proceed with the case,
unless all the States witnesses appeared he would how
ever, wait certain length of time, and again
call their names and if they did not all answer he would
continue the and take such as would
sure their attendance in future. In the interim
appeared at the rail and stated the Justice that his
wife had been summoned witness for the State, and
that he appeared in her stead simply to state that she
knew nothing about the matter The Justice remarked
that it was the womans duty to obey the States
mons, and that it for him judge upon her examna
ton whether she knew anything in relation to the
not and that he should expect her attendance in Obed
ence to the summons. Another man forward and
said that he had been summoned but he hoped he would
be excused, as he sick, which had delayed him.
The of the witnesses it then being quarter five
O'Clock, were again called with about the result,
only two three for the State answering to their
The Justice then stated that he would continue the case
until Tuesday afternoon next four O'Clock and he
wished all the witnesses then present to be puncual in
their attendance to those who absent he would
see that they did not fail to appear.
The accused then given in charge the and
taken back to Jail He is quite young very preposSessng
in his appearance and to feel keeny the terrible
position in which he is placed. He apprentice Mr.
John Jones, Philosophical and Mathematical Instrument
maker on Baltimore steeet who speaks highly of his pre-
vous department, and who takes considerable interest in
his
REAL ESTATE SALEs-Messrs. Adreon & Co auction
GERS yesterday sold at the Exchange Reading Rooms a
lot Of ground situated Lexington street. 3Ol with
front of 25 feet and depth of l25 feet improved with
fine brick dwelling stable and carriage house-the
ground being in fee 1t purchased by A. S. Knight
at 81, ,45O.
Messrs. Cannon Matthew'S auctioneers, sold at the
place, tract of land about thirty miles Cum
berland known white Oak Flat containing 213
acres, unmproved, which purchased by W. s. Ray
for $780, tract containing so acres miles
of of the Potomac in Ryans Glade set
tement purchased by Clark for SS5. lot contain
ing so acres mile and half northwest from the last
named was purchased by W. s Raynor for So tract
containing SO the west side of Big Back Bone
Mountain purchased by the party for SO
of 50 the mountain and the road lead
ing from Clarksburg Va to Cumberland was purchased
by Hand for $50 A lot of 80 near the road
purchased by W S. Raynor for SO 5Oacres
on the road leading from the National to the n W. Turn
pike purchased by Hand for sos lot of 50 acres
Deep creek about mile east of the GOnhOgany rv
er purchased by Clark for $40 lot of so acres in
the Yough Gades Oakland was purchased by Clark
! for 5000
A NOVEL ExHGGIrIoN-One of the most novel and ex-
citing exhibitions given in this city, is advertised
off at the Maryland Institute Hail. Monday even
ing by Dr. BoYNToN who has been attracting large audi
ences during his interesting course of lectures. The
tertanment will consist of selection of the brilliant
amusing and surprising experiments in Chemistry, Nat
ural Philosophy and Electro Magnetism. He will set
water on fire, and make bonfire of ice Suspend rod
of iron on nothing, and suspend boy by electricity
Load cannon with water and fire il of with an cicle-
| Make the water gaslight. Show how the English in
tended to blow up the ships at Sebastopo with variety
of other amusing eXperimenshe whole to conclude with
Balloon Ascension with net and attached After
this he proposes exhibit and explain the celebrated
painting of the "CoURT DEATH' which has been en-
gagged expressly for occasion So many good THINGS
can hardly fail to fill the house. See the adyers
! THE NEW YORK REGIMENT.-About thirty members of
the New York Regiment of Volunteers arrived in this
city last evening" from Washington and soon after took
their departure by the Philadelphia Railroad for home
The remainder OF the corps numbering about four hun
dred and eighty persons will leave Washington quarter
past hVeo CLOCK this morning in special tIain arriving
IN this city quarter before seven They will leave the
Camdeh station, under escort of the Baltimore Dis
uuads who have made arrangements for their ehert an
ment and Will leave for home in the seven alu pa pa
O'Clock train the Philadelphia, Wi mlnG t1n 3n anu pa
tlmore Railroad. The Regiment NUMBERED oIo
when they left New York One of the me gran
of Alexander Hamilton, drowned al hIchhohu'
during their visit to that place.