The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-23
Ia w LNTELLIGENCE.

CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CTY.-Hon. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge The following petition was
filed and order issued in this court yesterday:
Moan "alker ana others In the Circuit Court for
Travers and others. tn'''e 'iY'
To the Honorable William George Krebs, Judge
of the Circuit Court, for Baltimore city:
The complainants in this cause respectfully repre-
sent to your honor, that they deem it important to
have such modification of the injunction hereto
fore issued in this cause, will remove ambigui-
ty, which might lead to improper construction of
the meaning and intention of said injunction to the
prejudice of the rights of your petitioners.
Your petitioners state, that they regard the said
injunction intended by the court to prevent the
construction of the railway tracks in Baltimore
street by the defendants in such manner as to nfct
special injury upon the property Of your petitioners
and to that end, that the defendants are enioined
from constructing double railway track in Balti-
more street, between the limits mentioned in the
injunction.
would sustain a like injury, and equally as much
damage, by the construction of a single railway
track in Baltimore street, on either side thereof
or nearer to side than the other: And your
petitioners respectfully represent, that though they
understand the spirit and meaning of said iniunc-
ton to require that the defendants should not lay
such single track nearer to side than the other
of said street, yet the order passed by this court
and the injunction issued by it, 40 not provide in
terms against the putting down of such single
track anywhere tbut along the middle line of said
street: And your petitioners respectfully submit
that to avoid any misapprehension on this subject
and to give your petitioners the full benefit of that
measure of relief to which the court, bv its order
declared them to be entitled, upon the bill and ex-
hibts fled it would be desirable so to modify the
said Injunction, limit the defendants in express
terms, to the construction of such single track in
Baltimore street, as under said Injunction they NAV
construct to the middle line of of said street. and not
nearer to one side thereof than the other and your
petitioners respectfully ask that such modification
of said injunction made may be your honor. Any
they will, &c.
loianoH CHARLES MARSHAL,
N"AsA| 5. t. WALLIS,
for Complainants
Noah Walker and others In the Circuit Court for
Travers and others, Baltimore city.
Ordered, ,this22d day ofJuly, 1859, upon the above
petition; that the injunction heretofore issued in
this cause be modified, as prayed in the foregoing
petition, and that notice of such modification Of
said injunction be given by service of copy of the
foregoing petition and this order upon the defend
ants or their solicitors.
{Signed) WIN. GEoRGE KREBs.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon. William L. Mar.
SHALL Judge, The following occupied yesterday
Robert W. Raisn William H. Watson. An
appeal from Justice Myers. Motion for new trial
Motion overruled.
Bayley Keys and Robert T. Keys rs. Frederick
Schumacher, garnishee of 4. j. Young, an attach
ment on warrant. Motion for new trial. Motion
overrued.
William H. Fowler and G. Frey ps William Pa
sey-and same James Hawkins-and same vs.
John W. Chase. Appeals from Justice Jolly. No
ton for new trials. Motion sustained.
Nothing done in the other courts.
The Hon. Israel Washburne, of Maine, gave the
following felicitous sentiment at the late Bangor
celebration on the Fourth:
"Our COuntry.-Our country, right or wrong
when right, to be kept right; when wrong, to be
put right"