The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-31

entering on the night ofthe 3Oth of January last.
the residence of the Right Rev. Francis P. Kenricl
ana ssealtng therefrom one silver cream pot, val
ued at Sl2, one silver coffee pot valued at S25, and
two salts, valued at So EACH W. c. n Carr for
the defence.
Rev. Thomas j. Foley, sworn-Testified that he
resided at the residence of the Archbishop that the
robbery occurred on the night of the Both January
or the morning of the 3lst January; that the Arch
bishop arose first on the morning of the 3Ist and
going into his library discovered that his secretary
had been ransacked, and that several parcels of
money had been detached therefrom; afterwards
the house was examined and it was ascertained that
the above articles of silver ware had been taken
from the kitchen; the prisoner had formerly been
at service In the house for about nine months and
knew Its interior arrangements the kitchen door
1t appeared was first attempted to be prized open
and being unsuccessful there, the burglars entered
through the kitchen windows, which were forced
open; the night was pleasant and the ground soft;
footprints were traced from the kitchen windows
across the flower beds, in front of the house. to a
low paing near the front gate, where the person
who mad robbed the house made his escapes when
witness attention called to the footprints the
ground was frozen; the foot prints witness heard
corresponded with the shoes the feet of the pris
oner.
Ex-oflcer John Bishop, sworn, testified that he
and officer Baynes arrested Clark, and that the
shoes of the prisoner fitted the footprints in the
flower beds; Clark stated at the time of his arrest
that he had not been at the Archbishops house for
two or three weeks.
Mr.. Whitney here stated that the prosecution
had no more testimony to offer. man bv the
name of Robert Galloway had been suspected of
the burglary, and the officers had at time taken
him in custody. He afterwards informed them he
knew the party who committed the robbery, and
through his assertions Clark was arrested Gallo
way then went before the Grand Jury and testified
against Clark, since which time he has never been
heard of. The State wanted to use him as a wit
ness, but could not find him.
The counsel for the defence considered it unneces-
sary to offer any evidence, and the indictment was
handed to the jury, who rendered a verdict of not
guilty.
In the case of John Clark, charged with selling
IEforeign lottery tickets" J. Mason Campbell and
/. NJ. Lanahan, Esqs., appeared and stated to the
Court that they were anxious for a speedy trial;
sble.
Mr.. Whitney said the presentment was only found
on Saturday, and the indictment was not vet pre-
pared As soon as the State was ready, the coun-
sci would be informed of the fact and the Court
could then set aside day to hear the matter fully
argued
Robt. McKittrich, charged with stealing watch
valued at $40, was admitted to bail in the sum of
The case of Alfred McCluskey and Abby Lefeur,
postponed until Friday.
The recognizances of James Armstrong, p Bart
man. Michael Corrigan, NJ. Colfrey, j. D. Chronis-
ter, James Kane, Thomas Conway Samuel Dagner,
Sophia Debach, George Engle Geo Fay, Patrick
Forrey, j. Z. Gilbert, Frederick Helms, Henry
Huitenheim, James johnson, Henry Humphrey
I-
A. Kellinger, William Krauss, John Linacker, Jas.
Maddox, Peter Nelson, William Munroe John A.
Pistol, R. NJ. Ray j. Ransdecker, Conrad Thomas
A. Wilson, George Fl. Whitney and Philip liable,
charged with selling liquor without license were
forfeited.
The above indictments were found at the Nav
term, 1853; and are generally against those who
joined the liquor league.
The Court adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon. William L. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied the Court
yesterday:
William j. Lloyd as. David Hainmend-an ap-
peal from Justice Mckinley. Judgment reversed.
The Dime Savings Bank, Garnishee of John
Batter, rs. John English and Julia B. English his
wiie-an appeal from Justice Hayward. Judgment
reversed.
SUPERIOR COURT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge
The following occupied the Court yesterday:
John Boon The Northern Central Railway
Company-an action to recover damages for injuries
done to plaintiff. Before reported. Verdict for
plaintiff for 81, 900.
Assignments for to-day 40 to 793.