The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-03
La w NTELLNENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecu-
ting.
After the calling of the Grand and Petit Juries
yesterday, Mr.. Whitney arose and said:
May it please the Court, it becomes nv painful
duty to announce this morning the death of William
A. Talbot, in the 45th year of his age. For many
years the deceased has been actively enpaoed in hs
profession member of the Baltimore Bar. and
by his upright conduct, strict integrity and profess
slonal courtesy, had endeared himself to all his
professional brethren. BY his fidelity to the inter
ess OF his clients, by strict attention to all busi
ness with which he entrusted, coupled to great
amiablty and kindness of heart, he had gained the
the confidence, esteem and love of the whole bust
ness community. AT the height of his professional
career, and surrounded by all which could
make life happy he has been cut off by an All wise
providence and summoned to more glorious life
beyond the grave. As member of the communi-
ty in which he lived, mourn his sudden demse as
member of the profession, | deplorc his loss
W hen have seen him, for many years a strict
member of the church which my family attend as
a devout christian and pious man, pray God that
my children may be so brought up that his life will
be to them brig and glorious example of all
That IS good and virtuous. 1t is not for me to at
tempt to pronounce an eulogy upon his many yir-
tues these are mmutably fixed in the hearts of his
sorrowing friends.
In respect to the memory of the lamented de-
ceased, move you, sir, that the Court now adjourn
Judge Stump assented to the proposed adjourn
ment, and desired the Clerk to enter the motion
the docket.
The Court then adjourned until Friday morning
next at 10 o'clock.
CIRCUIT Court OF BALTIMORE CIrY.-Hon Wm
George Krebs, Judge.
Yesterday the following business was transacted
in this Court:
George Wilhelm Dora Wilhelm. Applica-
tion for divorce q vincuEo naatrimopfi and iniunc
tion issued prohibiting defendant from drawing
out OF bank certain money, &c. Gleeson for com
plainant.
Samuel Ellinger Us. s. H. Cover. Injunction
issued to restrain defendant from paving over the
proceeds of the sale of certain property under hill
of sale alleged to be fraudulent. Malcolm for com
plainant.
= Alter the above proceedings, W. II. Norris,
Esq, arose and announced, in appropriate and elo
quent terms, the the death of VIM. A. Talbot. a
member OF the Baltimore bar, and as proper tes-
tmonlal OF respect to his memory, moved that the
Court adjourn until Friday morning next
Judge krebs responded as follows:
This Court has heard with profound regret the
announcement OF the death of Mr.. Talbot, late
member OF this bar In common with all those
who knew him well. it has always entertained the
highest respect for him in his professional and So
cial character. His legal attanments were annie
and complete. He was endowed with an intellect
as we'll adapted to the fo ensc conflicts of the trial
table as to the graver and deliberate duties of
the counsellor in his office. His sentiments were
those OF high-toned honor His principles those of
the strictest and most INSCRIPTIONS integrity
Faithful, efficient and prompt in his attention to the
business and interest of his clients he was an hon
or to the bar, and most valuable and useful in his
professional character and qualifications to this
commercial community. His frank, manly, indie
pendent and generous bearing in his social relations
endeared him to large circle of admirng friends.
For the enviable position that he had acquired in
his profession and in this community, he was in
debted solely to the force of his intellectual powers
and to the excellence of his sentiments and prnci
pies 1t may be truly said of him that he belonged
to the small class of model men, and though re-
moved from us before he had scarcely approached
the evening OF life, he leaves behind him an exam
pie to be initiated by all and a memory TO he cher
ished by his friends. Such men the bar can ilIy
afford to lose, but we must bow in reverentia sub
mission to the decree that deprives us of him.
The Court will order this melancholy announce
ment to be entered upon its record, and adjourn.
The Court hereupon was adjourned until Friday
morning next.