The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-22

upon the amount of business tie lady might might
not do
Fire Inspector Boyd was pat upon the stand to show
that Mrs Aud had said that she did nolosG than
800, and she might get OFF with the loss fifty dollars
Mr.. Dulany wiling to allow the lady s75
Judge Stump said the Court disposed allow that
amount, and the other claim of $50, but fled
about the claim Of the Insurance Company He did not
think they losers under the the act The
Court thought the Insurance Company reimbursed
by the premium they took the Insurance They con-
restore houses DESTROYED bv fire and receive
premium for the same, and actually make profit
these contracts The Court would like TO hear the
sci on the question
the Insurance Company and after he had concluded the
Court said it would hold the matter under advisemen
as 1t was OF great Importance
The Court then adjourned until this morning at il
O'Clock
In the of Henry Gambr con nvcted of the murder
OF benjamin Benton the jury who tried the filed the
following affidavit:
State as Heary Gqn,5riN-Ia the Criminal Court of
Baltimore City-Thc undersigned Jurors in said case
hereby certify that they made up their verdict in said
caue upon the evidence taken before them course
OF the trial in said case in open court and that said
dct was formed upon other evidence whatever, whe
ther newspaper reports otherwise and that newspaper
reports had not the slightest effect or influence on their
minds in making up said verdict.
Signed-Samuel Duer, James NJ. Jacobs, L. D. Taylor
John H. Tucker, VIM Bakei, John T. Grinda Thos T.
Morris, Samuel 0. Randall George s. Sproston, Geo
Bramwell, II. J. Scarf and Vim. II. Hiss. Nov. 18th,
1858 Appeared in court and sworn to-
The following affidavit made by the OF the
Grand Jury
COMMUNICATIVE
tfn'ore City-We hereby certify, that the Saturday
evening before the verdict rendered in said case we
went to SherwoodS tavern wherc the jury said
were stayng for the purpose of finding what church said
jury proposed going in order that might procure
separate seats for hem that said jury in the pres
ence Of bahS and enqufred if they had determined
what church to- Several of the Jury said Broadway
church, then told them would have seats procured
for them separately The entire was in pres
ence OF the bailS After the conversation left
further certify that neither the subject trial
Drill nor any matter in relation thereto mentioned by
either OF us to said jury Of them by
jury to us or either of and that nothing in relation
said trial was spoken by any in presence directly
indirectly.
Signed-Wm. II. Cathcart, Andrew J. Randolph No
vember 18th, 1858 Sworn to in open court.
THOMAS II. GARDNER, Clerk.
UNIT STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Hon Judge Giles
The Court was engaged in the following business
urday.
Edgar McKenney rs. Halsted & Walker. An action to
n contract he purchase NJ har, Before
reported On trial Reverdy johnson, Jr for plaintiffs
Morrison and Gill for defendant
CIRCUIT COURT oP BALTIMORE CIrY.-EIon. VIM George
krebs Judge The Court occupied the following
Saturday
The Chesapeake Bank Henry D. Lawrence Sale Of
Mortgage premises under of 1888 CHI s1 Petition by
Moher, Graft Co for ubrogation the rights of the
Lean for petitioners VIM. Frick for defendants On
Trial.
COURT OF COMMON rLEAs.-Hon. William L. Marshall
Judge The Court engaged in the following cases on
Saturday.
Ernest Beck ~. Nancy Hoffman An action on an open
account. Verdict for plaintiff for $23970.
James F.. Stausbura, Administrator of Moses T. Cass
deceased, George Chapman. Before reported Verdict
for plaintiff for S371 81.
Assignment for to- day so to Sc.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-IIon Z. Collins Lee Judge The
Court was engaged in equity business Saturday.
Assignment for to-day $40 to 39I.