The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-08
Ia W WTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-TTon. VIM Fell Ges
Judge This Court met yesterday morning but
Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock. There will he Grand
Jury summoned for the term Marshal Watkins has sum
moned the following Petit Jury. viz.
Iett JrOrS.-A. X. Nantz Joseph f. Quinlin. Thomas
H. Stanford William Johnson Charles A. Moalc George
Zimmerman Joseph Rogers, William H. Shelley Louis f.
Pointer, William y. CaSSen, William IL. Cunningham,
William Duncan, Joseph c. Boo m Joseph W. Egglcston
Isaac Petit John D. Norris, James Murray, Edward Ior
ney, GeorgeW King, Henry Myers Daniel Leps0n Nor
timor Taylor F. McIaney Joseph Harris, Samuel
man, Joshua Evans Charles f. Mcguire, James McFee,
Henry Powles. Adj Pndrl Tho has O'Bren, John b.
Ray Richard II. HULL Robert B. Proctor, Ernest Gets
lick.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TIon. z. Collins Lee, Judge. The
following business occupied the Court yesterday:
Edward 5. Pegram and others rs. T. Shaer, Jr. An
action to recover on promssoy note Verdict for plain
tifs for S72522.
Isacc Matthews rs. Caelius W. II. Owings. An action
to recover commissions sale of land-on trial b. f.
Horwitz and Sheets for plaintiff Pitts for defendant
The Court passed the following additional rule: That
upon the call each day of twenty the trial docket
allotted for trial. Counsel expected to be in attendance
either to try or continue y conSen the cases And their
absence (unleSs sick or actually engaged in another
Court in the trial of Mt the Court of Appeas
will be ground for pospuncment but the parties will
be called at the door and the dismissed Where there
two counsel the docket appearing to
in the call the absence of one of them from any cause
will he no ground for the continuance p0sponemcnt Of
the case
Assignment FOR to day 4I9 to Al.
CIRCUIT Court OF BALTIMORE CITY-Hon VIM George
Krebs Judge. The Court was engaged in the following
yesterday.
Lucy II. Balderston Thos Wilson and Edward
IarOque, trustees under the will of Moses Holiness
Petition for the of the proceeds of the
of Asa Holiness question involving the construction
Of the will of Moses Holiness deceascd argued by Orvilc
Iorwitz for petitioner T. Parkin Scott defendants
Under clqid.
John G. Quengler rs. Anna Quengler Decree passed
divorcing riRc0 nGirimOHii, the complainant from de-
fenant. Snyder for complainant Hays for defendant.
COURT OF COMMON fLEAs-TIon. William l.. Marshall
Judge. The Court engaged in the following bust
ness yesterday
Michael Presses Armstrong Gator & Co. An action
of respaSs for goods taken under an execution Be
fore reported. Verdict for defendants.
Alden Davis Lcmue Debow. An action on a single
bill. Verdict for Plaintim for Sl30.Gl.
Reported far the DaiIy Exchanged
TOwsoNTowN, Dec. 7, 1855.
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CouNTY.-Before Hon
r. J. Gittings ESQ.,, prosecuting, assisted by Arthur
Machem, Esq.
of Charles Gilmore, Nelson HoShelI, and Frederick
Smith, rendered verdict of $4S2S5, in favor Of the
plaintiff.
All witnesses in civil cases were discharged until the
first Tuesday in January next.
The jury of inquiSitOn in the of David NJ Paine
and Richard H. Townsend Executors Moses Sheppard
Charles Shiplcy rendered verdict of SG3645 in favor
of the plaintiff.
Trustees of the Sheppard Asylum as Charles Shipey
judgment for Sl4S 50 in favor of plaintiff.
r. Il. Boarman, Esq, counsel for Footc wilkins,
charged with burglary requested that the Court would
release him on his recogniZancc Motion ovcrrucd
wilkins is indicted with George b. Ward for the larceny
Of two thousand penny weights of gold chains &c al
legged to have been stolen from certain Philadelphia
chants while stopping at Bamums Hotel, Baltimore in
December, 1856.
number insolvent debtors were discharged under
the act of 1852.
Owing the necessary arrangement OF business the
term and the sickness Mr. Gitngs no criminal cases
taken up to day.