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LAW INTELLIGENCE,

FRIDAY, March 9Th, 1858
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Judge Stump-Frederick
Plnckney, Esq, prosecuting for the State George
W. Price forfeited his recognizance by not appear-
ing Tor trla. The recognizance of Ida Smith was
also forfeited IN consequence of not having appeared
for trial
frederick Cramer not appearing for trial, also for
lelted his recogniZance.
George Harris for resisting officer Brazer in the
discharge OF his duty Compromised by paving
costs amounting to 1874.
lillian Pamphion was charged with assaultng
John Damere Compromised by paving costs
winch also amounted to S7.2l
Robert kaylor, charged with disordery conduct
not having appeared for trial. forfeited his recog-
hZahce, and was fined S25 and costs-in all S35 43
H. Rltner, charged with assaulting John Smith.
acquitted
Thomas Ogle, charged with assaultiag Fl. Harri-
man. Compromised on paying costs-S7 So
9 Michael NJ Clewy, Peter Sullum and Daniel
SWeeny, for throwing stones through the windows
OF the house of Ellen McCaul, whilst entertaining
her friends at an evening party. Fined one dollar
each and costs, and sent to prison for 3 DAYS
ohafies Woods, charged with assaulGng j. Full
house and striking him with stick dishguring his
face, was fined So and costs-in all Sl557-and sent
to prison for two weeks
John Cooper for assauting John Brown was
nned 81 and costs--n all Ss.24-and sent to prison
for five days
Samuel Howard charged with assauting William
wilson, was fined So and costs-in all Sl275-and
sent to prison for week.
, Johh auen charged with assaulting William
Green, was fined 81 and costs-in all Scotland
sent to prison for ten DAYS
, Thomas ogle, not having appeared for trial, for
felted his recognizance
The court adjourned till II O'Clock on Monday
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Hon judge
Marshall.
The case OF Thomas Schaefer ". James = Brown
an action to recover the value of a horse &C. the
particulars OF which have already been reported
Inc jury having failed to agree in a verdict were
DISCHARGED thar %
the case.
The court then adjourned sine die
SUPERIOR COURT.-Before Hon. Judge Lee.
Griffith rs. Booth. This was a motion for new
trial.
NO other business of importance being before the
court, 1T was adjourned till Monday.
GNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Hon. Judge
Glies.-Cnited States rs. William Young. Present
ment and indictment for stealing sundry articles of
Jewelry from the quarters of the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. Verdict,-guilty. He was also found
guilty on second indictment for similar offence
COURT CALENDAR
For Monday, March 8th
SUPERIOR acknowledgements from l7s to 2O2
inclusive.
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Reported for the Daily Exchange. 7

TowsoETowN, March 6, 1858.
CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CouNTY.-Before
Hon. Judge Price.-R. j. Cuttings, Esq, prosecu-
ing TOT the State The following business occupied
the attention OF the court to-day:
John Kelly, found guilty of larceny, was SEN
fenced to the penitentary for three years and three
months.
John alias Yankee Curlett, also found guilty of
larceny, to the value of so, was sentenced to the
penitent.ary for eight Years and three months
Last night Curlett attempted to commit suicide in
OIL
the 10TH
State IS. Peter Dougherty, indicted for selling Ii
quor on the Sabbath. Tried before a Jury and a
verdict OF guilty" rendered. Fined
John Murphy and Thomas Layburn found guilty
OF a common assault on Robert Miller police Off
Ger, were each fined $40, and sentenced to confine-
ment IN the city Jail for forty days
state Us. Frank McDevitt indicted for an assault
with intent to murder police officer Robert Miller
ON the 18th day of December last was pendug
when the Coart adjourned until Monda morning at
10 o'clock
The jury in the case of the State cs Jas Clazev
tried Yesterday for assaultng John Mckinney with
intent to kill, by shooting him in the neck with
pistol ball, returned verdict this morning OF
guilty" Not sentenced.
state as. James Mcfarland, together with Thos
kildock, Arthur Kildock and John Milan, indicted
on tour counts for assauting with intent to kill pc
huIe" D. Mdloney, on the l4th OF Uc-
tooer last, by shooting at him with a horse pistol
from private alley on Centre street.
The witnesses on the part of the State testified
that Mcfarland. together with the above parties.
ran from the police, made up the alley, and one OF
them fired; but could not identify the person who
discharged the weapon
The witnesses on the part of the defence testified
to the good character Of Mcfarland, and the reason
Mcfarland ran was because the 'sBlack Snakes
MADE an attack upon him and others who
holding tickets at the 18th ward polls
The case was submitted to n iury without argu-
ment and verdict of ''not guilty rendered on the
general counts
Mr.. Carr for the defence
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDENT.-An accident occurred
ABOUT four o'clock yesterday morning at the Seven
teen Mile post, near Union Dam, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, by the stock and coal trains
coming IN contact, in which young man named
Pereival Hamilton, aged about IS years, resident
OF Moorefeld, Harrison county, Ohio, instantly
killed. He was standing on the platform of the
stock train at the time of the occurrence and was
thrown in such manner that the cars in coming
together severed the upper part othe skull above the
nose, scattering his brains along the road. An in
quest was held on the spot, and verdict of death
by accident returned. Hamilton was drover, an
unmarried man. ana the sole support of a widowed
mother.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-A man named John Graft
was seriously injured on Saturday, near the Presi
dent street Depot by being caught on the cow
catcher of a locomotive which had been detached
from train of cars and turned upon siding. on
which Graft was walking He was carried forward
some fifty feet before the engine was stopped and
wa badly hurt, having one arm broken. and re-
celying severe injuries about the head He was i'm
medlately carried to his home in the neighborbood
and surgical aid procured. 1t was found necessary
to amputate his arm below the shoulder. and he
was afterwards sent to the Lombard Street Infrm-
ary' Yesterday he seemed to be improving.
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and in reasonable opposition to the authority of
the Republic. Only under the former constitution
If at all, can Kansas be lawfully admitted into the
Union. BY her admission under that constitution
no great harm possibly be done; for once
clothed with the attributes of State sovereignty
the people of Kansas will have power to alter and
remodel their institutions at pleasure, and at
any time redress what temporary mischief the
recognition of the Lecompton Constitution may
lntct. By her admission under that constitution
one great good will certainly be attained the
restoration of peace and harmony in the councils
of the Republic. All good men will rejoice in the
peaceable settlement of question whose solution
Is hedged around with difficulties, thickly set on
every side, and whose very agitation is fraught
with dangerous consequences to the Republic; only
the demagogue and the traitor will have occasion
to over the loss of their occupation and the
Illustration of their schemes.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

By and ,oith the Adeice and Consent Of the Senate
COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS.
William S. Pomeroy, district of Fairfield, Con
necticut; reappointed
George p Eddy, district of Niagara, New York
vice A. V. E. Hotchkiss, whose commission expired
Orville Robinson, district of Oswego, New York
vice Enoch b. Talcott, whose commission expired
Warren Bryant, district of Buffalo Creek New
pired.
William H. Curtis, district of Yorktown, Virginia
vice Jos. B. Birmingham, resigned.
John S. Parker, district of Cherrystone Virginia.
re-appointed.
Henry F. Hancock, district of Washington North
Carolina; re-appointed
Julius A. Baratte, district of st. Marys, Georgia.
re-appointed
Robert N. Mcmillan, district of Teche, Louisiana;
re-appointed
Benz F. Washington, district of San Francisco
California, vice Milton s. Latham, resigned.
SURVEYORS OF THE CUSTOMS.
William Hayden, Hartford, Connecticut; reap
pointed.
William A. Quynn, Nottingham, Maryland; re-
appointed.
William Stands, City Point, Virginia; reap
pointed.
William N. Mitchell, Windsor, North Carolina;
reappointed
Charles Fagot, Ponchartrain, Louisiana; reap
pointed.
Joshua H. Davis, La Vaca, Texas; reappointed.
William A. Linn, St. Louis Missouri; reappoint-
ed.
NAVAL OFFICER.
c. c. Robinson, district of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, Virginia; reappointed.
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question Several gentlemen asking that it be first
explained what position they would be in if the
call was sustained and MIR. Crichton's resolution
adopted. That gentleman explained that, in such
an event, all further debate would be cut off, and
the subject of voting directly upon the proposed
sites would have to be proceeded with
Mr.. PARR moved to amend Mr. Crichton's reso,u-
ton by inserting only "Bowly's wharf" and .sEx
change Place, in lieu of the three places proposed
Several gentlemen protested against the consde-
ration OF the motion, on the ground of it being out
of order whilst call for the preyious ouastiop
pending 1t was submitted by the chair and the
call sustained by large vote, and the resolution of
Mr.. Crichton adopted by vote showing that of
those present large majority favored his PROPOSE
ton.
The meeting then adjourned until Tuesday morn
ing next at 10 o'clock.
, The whole number of subscribers is 375, and by
their constitution it requires majority (1ss votes)
to effect removal
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From South AMERIcA.-By way of England we
have dates from Buenos Ayres to the I'd, Montevid-
co 5th, Rio Janeiro 14th, Bahia 18TH and Pernam-
buco 2lst January. Montevideo was threatened not
only with civil war, but also with Instruction
of the colored population against the white. In
consequence of the disordered state of affairs, the
foreign powers who had naval forces in the river
Plate to land troops for the security of foreigners
The request was complied with, and the French,
English, Brazilian, Spanish and American naval
commanders sent ON shore parties of marines Tbs
United States Commodore, at the solicitation of the
other foreign commanders, had taken the comman
aef-in chief of the foreign forces and published a
manifesto promising aid and protection to whatever
stranger might be in need of them.
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CONGRESS-.

FRIDAY, March 5.-The Senate was not in session.
1t being private bill day in the House of Represent
atives, the standing committees were called on for
reports, and large number of private bills were
presented and referred
The House then went in Committee of the Whole
on the private calendar, and ordered several bills
to be reported for concurrence but, before final
decision thereon, the House adjourned to Monday.
On Saturday neither House was in session.
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THE KANSAS INVESTIGATION.

WASHINGTON, March Mr.. Green has arrived
as messenger, bringing with him the journal of
the Lecompton Convention, and the evidence taken
before the Commissioner to examine into the al
legged frauds in Kansas the DIST of December,
and 4th Of January last. The document is volum-
nous 1t is said, that the investigation reduces
the legal vote on the former occasion to about .
800, whereas it was heretofore stated at G, 795.
The three branches of the Kansas Investigat ino
Committee of the House, will, it is supposed make
their several reports next week
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NJ A r r | ED ,

On the 4th instant, by the Rev. Mr., Brandau, JOHN
~ SH of Hartford county, to Miss CArHARINE SILL
HARD of this city
On the 4th instant by Rev. Thomas f. Peck, JOSE
NJ. TUCKEY to Miss MARGARET T. WALLACE all OF
this city.
On the 4th ultimo, by Rev. Mr. Jordon, JOHN W.
LOCKS to Mrs MARY ANN FORD. all of this city
At Ecotts Mills, the 4th instant, by Rev. Hugh
Harrison AMOS STONESIFER, of Baltimore, to FAN
ME daughter of the late James Garaghty of Hancock
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE

RICHMOND, March 6.-The Legislature last night
voted gold medal to the widow of Commander
Herndon, after which adjournment sine die was
made.
proclamation was Immediately read from the
Governor converting extra session on Monday.
The Governor intends that the Legislature shall re-
main together till the public business is cnmnleted
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PHILADELPHIA, March -noon.-Weather clear,
WIND West by South; barometer 29.79, thermom-
eter $50.
WAsHINGroN-Thermomete 37o; wind West by
Northwest; sky variable. At 7 O'Clock the Their
mometer was down to ITO
MARCH Z, P. M.
DUNkGRk, evening-Weather cloudy and mild.
HERNELLsyILLE-Win ind Northwest; cold and clear
OswEGo-Clear and cold
NEW HAVEN, Ct.-Clear; wind Northwest; Their
mometer 26o.
ALBANY-Clear; thermometer 24o; wind NV
NEW 1oRK-Clear; thermometer 28o; wind North
West.
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INDICTMENT OF TUCKERNIAN

NEW HAVEN, March 5.-W. S. Tuckerman. mail
roober, was indicted by the United States Grand
jury this morning, and pleaded not guilty He
was ordered to give bonds in $50, 900, with two
sureties residents of this State, to appear for tria
before the United States Circuit Court, to be held
IN this city ON the fourth Tuesday in April. In de-
iault OF the bail he was again committed to prison.
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THE KANSAS MEETING To-N1GHT-The meeting
called to endorse the policy of the Administration
on the subject of the admission of Kansas will be
held tonight at the Temperance Temple, on Gay
street Weare informed that Messrs Toombs, Bright
Fitch and Pearce, of the United States Senate, Mr..
Lamar, OF the House of Representatives the Hon.
Thomas G. Pratt, the Hon. John Nelson, and other
distinguished gentlemen will address the meeting
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FUNERAL OF COM PERRY

Naw YORK, March 6.-The obsequies of Commo
dore Perry this afternoon will be of the most i'm
posing character. The City Council, Chamber o
Commerce and other civic bodies will attend. Ais,
the officers of the Army and Navy in the CITY ane
the volunteers generally. Two hundred marines
are to act as body guard and the Seventh Regiment
will be the funeral escort
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FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHINGToN, March 6.-The Grand jury of
Washington County, have, under the law of Con-
gress to punish contempt of the authority of either
House, found presentment against Mr.. W olcott,
the recusant witness
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SAILING OF THE NIAGARA

NEW YORK, March 6.-The L. s. steam frigate
Niagara, Captain Hudson, sailed this morning for
England, where she will ship one section of the tel
egraph cable and proceed early in the season as
practicable in conjunction with British man-ofwar
to Law the cable
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On the 5th instant SARAH FRANCES consort of Tbos
Z. Lynch in the 25th year of her age.
On the morning of the 4th instant, ANNE ELIZA
WRlGHTSoN aged "A years and II months eldest daugh-
ter of the late John Dawson.
On the 4th instant, CHARLES, aged p years / month
and Is days, eldest son of Hugh Morgan.
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prove serviceable to the Government in determine
ing the position of Servia toward the Sultan
GERMANY.
~, FRANKFoRr, Jan. IL, 1858.
The Gcrmanc Diet has voted in favor of the propo-
stions of the Duchy of Lauenburg, which claims the
ana OF the Diet against the Danish Government.
ITALY.
RoHE, Feb. 6, 1858.
cardinal Feschi died last night. His death makes
the number of vacant hats in the Sacred College,
eleven.
MALTA Feb. 6, 1858.
Rather Zappetti, Jesuit priest, who has obtained
some notoriety by his abuse of the English Govern
ment, on returning to Malta from Rome, was con-
yeyed back to Italy in her MaiestY's ship Harpy.
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We are indebted to the Hon. j. Morrison Harris
for public documents, and also under obligations
for similar favors to Mr.. Mackubbin of the House
of delegates of Maryland.
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MARINE DJSASTEp
WEATHER PEpopTC

HALIFAX, March 6.-The schooner lnkerman was
lost on the Lodges on the Goth ult All hands were
Loaf h,,top
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THE NEXT MAIL FOR EUROPE

NEW YORK, March 6.-The mails for Europe on
saturday next will go by the steamer New York
for Glasgow.