The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-09
La W NT7ELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CouRr.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge. Mil
ton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecuting-
The following business transacted yesterday:
State John McDevitt indicted for setting fire 70 an
untenanted dwelling house, the property of Mary Ann
Langford. The jury in this returned verdict Of
guilty The counsel for the raverser filed a motion for
trial VIM. p. Preston and R. A Nc Mister for tho
traverser.
Mr. Whitney stated that Elijah alias Bony Lee, was ar
rested Monday for rotng the Reservoir House and
was now detained in Jail, bail having been refused
There several against the accused but they
had all been removed to the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county In of these cases the recognzance had been
forfeited and bench warrant issued for his arrest and
placed in the hands of the sheriff At the instance of Mr.
Whitney the accused held custody to await the
action of the authorities of the county.
State rs. George Coulson Richard Harris and Howard
paws indicted for assaulting with intent kill John
Roach These cases were fixed for trial yesterday Mr.
Whitney stated that he unable to try the cases
IN consequence of Roach being unable attend Court and
at his instance they postponed until further notice
state u.s. William Manawker, alias William Manosky
coored indicted for the larceny of four silk skirts the
property OF Messrs Wiley and Brother The traverser was
aragned for trial and defended by W. J. Slater The
jury rendered a verdict of guilty
Robert Hober convict in the Maryland Penitentiary
was brought into court and arragned an assault with
intent to kill Horace Kmbal one of the late officers
OF that institution The traverser stated that he could
&c. Justce zone MIN In this court and
have his case removed to the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county An affidavit was filed, and the case removed
state u.s. William Foster, Peter Barton and Robt Long
indicted for robbing John Chesternan of sum of money
The raversers were arragned for trial. and were defended
by VIM H. Cowan and VIM. R. Patterson.
Robert Meads policeman, testified that he saw four
on the of Thames Ann
III scune saw Foster take something from Cheserman's
pocket ana throw 1t into ceer. Went up them and
Barton and Chesterman around the corner heard
cry OF murder; went around and Barton and
Chesterman and took them the station; got light and
went INTO the celer and found purse and about seven
dollars next morning arrested Foster witness did not re
cognlze Long as one of the party.
John Chesterman testified that he had inst returned
from and very drunk at the time that he Lne
nothing of the occurrence.
The jury rendered verdict of 'not guilty. in the case
OF Long, and guilty In the cases of Barton Foster
The court sentenced the convics five wears
in the penitentary.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY-Hon VIM Geo
Krebs, Judge. The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Luther NJ Reynolds, trustee u.s. Casper Miller and 9th
Motion to set aside deed alleged to have
in fraud of the rights ofcedtors Argued by Reynolds
the complainant.
Henry W. Murray Susannah Murray. Petition filed
for divorce rncdo matrimOnii. Hack for petitioner.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Hon. 2. Collins Lee, Judge-The fol
lowing business transacted yesterday:
Francis Fuss permanent trustee of Gottleb Dietus
reaerick Detus-an action of rover-beore reported
eiuict Tor the defendant Snyder and j. Stewart for
P'a M Cowan and Gwinn for defendant.
din Z. Leverng rs Aaron lowering. Decree passed
dafnSs the complainant rinculO nidrimon from the
Aah NJ rus for complainant Ing for defendant
70 rs eclt Us Abraham Listner-an action of replevn
sae ~ psession of certain goods held under bill of
sae On trial Brent for plaptf Gilmor for defendant
e' ior 70 DAY 2s2 to 314 inclusive
Dieii'ior oouRr OF THE UNITED STATEs-Hon William
feii ues Judge The following business ,as transac,d
yesterday as "'n'A''eu
Andrew Flanagan & Co. rs Walter Mitchell .n5 III.
w. MITCHELL administrators of VIM Ferpnsnn i;h . ~.
recover for work and materials Decree for III 10
for S594 with interest from 18th October Is57 5
costs. A'''' anu
William Reddish Us Thomas Cook-libel tn raco,or g.
work and materials Decree for the beants for sh4 sn
with interest from March, 1885, and costs S'
Levin Jones u.s. s. Columbus Tall-bel to recover for