The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-15
Ia w INTELLIGENCE,

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prose
The following occupied yesterday:
On the opening of the Court, Mr.. Whitney sale
he wanted the day fixed for the trial of Thomas
Connery, as Mr.. Rogers in Court.
Mr.. Rogers stated to the Court, that he had been
| requested by Judge Mason to say that he was up.
avodably absent in New York, and would not re-
turn until next week. Under these circumstances
he did not feel at liberty to do anything with the
case until Judge Mason's return.
The Court remarked, it would wait until Judge
Mason returned to the city.
Mr.. Whitney stated that William and George
Coulson were brought out so that day for their
trial could be fixed, but ne understood that Mr..
| Coleman feott was not yet in the city.
The Judge said he had been informed that Mr.
elliott would be in town in the evening, and sup
posed he would be present tomorrow morning,
until which time the fixing trial day, would be
deferred.
Simon Klipsteiu, against whom several indict-
ments are pending for forgery of checks in the
name of Ottinger Arthur, was brought out and
his trial fixed for Monday next.
Mr.. Whitney said he wished to dispose of all
cases on Monday where the parties had been in ial
since last term as the case of Siglefoos would be
taken up on Tuesday.
Major Keny remarked that he was not aware
| that the case of Siglefoos was fixed for Tuesday
he did not know if SigI efoos was ready as he had
not seen him for six months. Moreover, he (Ken-
W did not know, if he still the counsel of Sig
| efoos.
The Court.-"WelI you must see him and be
ready"
The following were set down for trial on
Monday next
John Sharpe, (negro,) indicted for an assault
with intent to commit rape. R. A. McAllister
for defence.
William Fay, youth, ind icted for larceny, has
been in Jail eight months. Mcfarland fer defence.
Charles Patrick, indicted for larceny, has been in
Jail since June.
John Rlittnar ind;otod for rooo; ~, - -, o L.
was placed at the bar.
On being asked how long he had been in jail he
replied, five weeks.
MIR. Whitney said the indictment was found in
May.
The Court-''He means five months"
| Mr. Whitney-"Ask him if he has had time to
get ready for trial"
Prisoner-"Can't be tried to-day"
Blittner then said he had no LAWYER and the
Court appointed Mr.. Warrington to defend him,
and the trial was set down for Monday.
Also the case of John Morris, charged with lar
eeny; and the case of August Pynickle, who had
been IN Jail four months under indictment for a
| simple assault
Louisa Frederika Dash, spinster, indicted for
stealing on the goth of June, one calico dress, the
property of Mary Dare, was arraigned and pleaded
not guilty. Trial fixed for Monday
| Mr.. Whitney said he would dispose of these cases
on Monday, whether the witnesses were present or
not. He was informed by the Clerk that the Jail
was crowded, two hundred and thirty prisoners
|
| The Appeal Docket on city cases was then taken
up, Archibald Stirling, jr, Esq, appearing for the
| city.
No cases being ready the jury was discharged
until this morning
The Grand Jury found bill against Henry NJ.
Fltzhugh, for an assault with intent to kill Paul D.
Placide, and one against Edward Ashcraft for
| forgery.
The Court adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock.
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CGrY.-Hon VIM.
| George Krebs, Judge. The following occupied
| yesterday:
| lena Garbadee as. William Garbadee. Decree
passed divorcing complainant and defendant yin-
c"lo notrimonii. McAllister for complainant.
| Eliza A. Mott Us. James Mott. Decree passed as
| in the above case.
| Casper Pfeifer Martin Rode ct al Motion to
dissolve an injunction heretofore issued to stay pro-
| ceedings at law upon execution. Motion sus-
tanned and injunction dissolved. Kalkman for COM
! plainant and j. j. SNYDER for defendants
SUPERIOR COURT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge.
The Court was engaged in Equity business YES
| terday.
| COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William L. Mar
shall, Judge.
Samuel Ellinger Us. Henry Brocker; appeal from
Logan. Entered ''agreed.''
Adam Buckhart Us. Samuel Ellinger; appeal from
| Mckinley. Entered "of''
UNITED STATES DIsrRICr CoURT.-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge There was no business transact
ed in this court yesterday.