The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-10

After argument by the counsel, the submitted
to the jury with instructions to return sealed verdict
During the trial of the foregoing case, the Grand jury
into Court when Mr. Preston stated that he wished
the members of the jury to remain for few minutes
he had matter bring before the Court that he desired
them to hear. large number of persons present
and desired to go before the Grand Jury.
Mr. Whitney interered and remarked that the counsel
had spoken to him of the matter and he replied that it
not his business interfere with the duties of The
Grand Jury. The matter referred to difficulty at
Turner Hall which had already been examined into by
them, and it not customary to allow parties interested
to go before the Grand Jury He declined to issue sum
for parties appear before the Grand Jury and
told counsel that he might the foreman of the Grand
Jury or the Judge of the Court
Mr. Preston again commenced to address the on
the right of citizens before the grand jury to
their grievances and whilst he was stating his views of
the proper mode of procedure under the circumstances
Mr. Whitney remarked-A very good way to talk for
buncombe
Mr. Preston-I never shrink from the performance of
duty and will take the responsibility of speaking
Mr. Whitney, know what it is for.
Mr. Preston Yes, and counsel trcmbles at the
quences For political purposes seorn it, and repe the
Mr. whitney.-You asked the grand jury to listen to
your speech.
Mr. Preston again commenced to address the Court
when Mr. Whitney objected to the proceedings, remarkng
that he had other business to attend to and did
to be interrupted
The Court remarked that if list of the witnesses
was furnished he would send it up 10 the grand jury
and they might examine them if they chose If they did
So well and good if they won't hear them he coulln t
help it,
Mr. Cowan remarked that he interested in the same
Mr. Whitney from any blame he told counsel that
he had nothing to do with the and directed them
the Court and the grand jury.
The Court reiterated what he had previously stated and
said he would send the witnesses to the grand jury
of much disorder prevailed Court for some
minutes and after order restored the trial the
resumed.
SUPERIOR CoURT.Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge-The fol
lowing business was transacted yesterday:
Hecht rs. Listner-an action of repevn-before re
ported Verdict for the defendant. Brent for plaintiff
Gilmor for defendant
Assignment for to-day 292 to 314 inclusive.
CIRCUIT CoURf FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-IIon VIM Geo
krebs, Judge. The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Thomas D. Cockey, of Thomas, and wife, u.s. The Execu
tors OF John Glenn, deceased Bill for account En-
ceponS 10 auditors accounts argued by E. W Blanchard
Tor compliments and S. T. Wallis for defendants Not
concluded
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. Robert N Martini
Special Judge The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Bryan and Lunt as Acknowledgement before the Court
on a case stated. Under clrid
No other case was ready for trial
Assignment for to-day l56 to 176 appeal docket
DISTRICT COURT UNITED STATEs-There was
no business transacted yesterday The Court adjourned
until the 2Sth instant