The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-30
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Clerk.-"That is the way the Court I,r--4-.,
be made, whether it is or not 'e''eu IL 10
Mr.. Whitney. y.-"Well, there il no s.,,-. :. =.
want 1t correct and want to know who in i ~ ~.
! down" - opeily set
;; Mr.; Yellott.-"It's mere question of pupctu.
Mr. Whitney.-"Yes there is dot wanted in if. ,,
bo,dS stump then requested the docket to be
handed him, when the Court made some alterations
The Clerk then read the entry in This mannor"
NOV ZSth-Moti0n for severance argupd bv cnrn-
sci for defence. Without causa sboyn uUol,
| declined" &c "'"H' severance
Mr.. Whitnev.-"Thapsit
Mr.. IeOtt then enquired what action +I,o o..
would take on the motions filed " No"''
The Judge said he did not know that II ,vos -,
ceS5arX Wa uI9 Tor him to take any action on them
MT. Whitney.-"I understand that at this zto
OF the proceedings they make a motion IN aI ornso
"6at nat order will your Honor pass on it?"
tbo make no order, they come in after
Mr.. Whitney-"Does vour Hor,r ordo. A. -,
to 90 on ''Oe' 'ne trlai
Court.-"sYes. sir"
Mr.. Yellott.-"What trial?"
- MT Whitney.-"The trial of William and Gen
Mr.. YelIott.-"We are ready in tho ooso or
George Coulson, but not William"
Inc Court stated it had refused the severance
and ordered the trial to 60 on.
Inc regular panel Of jurors were then called. and
each questioned on his Uotr dire as to whether he
mao I formed or expressed opinion in regard to
,e gulit or innocence of the prisoners and the fol-
Iowihg low jurors were selected: John W Hall. James
''HHgWay' Hay' Richard Alexander and Thomas Cannon.
.I.oI thns Ihe can OF the panel, Mr.. McAIlster
aaHe9 'hG Court whether each prisoner was not en-
t,'ieG TO his twenty peremptorv challenges giving
the defence forty challenges in all 79
The Court said he would refer Mr. NcAI1istor h.
inc law laid down lin Wharton's Criminal ToU,
9l8l on the subject Law p
Mr.. Nellott said he believed that had aIwavs
1eeh rne practice IN this Court In the case of Ro
ten, Toner and Granger, the Court had allowed
twenty challenges for each prisoner
, me court sald, 1T did not recollect every case
the Court wanted to see the law and had referred
counsel to it. ''' 'u
Alter some time spent in looking over the hooks
Mr.. hltney said he could not find the refarancn,
given by the Court, but in 4th Mason's Ronorfs
Judge Story had laid down the law there tba}
%HeFe TWO parties were tried jointly for a capital
offence, each one was entitled to twenty CHALLENGES
ana the same rule applied where there were more
than that number WV -"''e
The Court decided the prisoners entitled to fortv
challenges. ~ '"''y
The regular panel being exhausted and orIr- f,,,.
jurors obtained, the Court ordered the Sbniif IN
hOur '''eSS 'or an
At twenty minutes past two clock tho Co,,r,
re.assembled, when the talesmen were called
The Sheriff returned AZ as summoned. Of tbos.
"a were disqualified or challenged; one selected
Mr. John Farr; and II did not come to the court
house. '"' '"U'' =
The Court ordered attachments against the ab-
senteeS and ordered new ceire issued for seventy
five taesmen.
The prisoners are yet emitted to twentv-one chal-
The Court at O'clock adjourned until this morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock '' '"o' IL
r CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CrrY.-IIon. Wm.
George krebs, Judge l."
The following occupied Yesterday:
r. kaufman rs. Henry. Application of James II,
Ham and others, parties in interest. to have the
money in the hands of the receiver brought into
Court and invested under its direction Argued bv
Wm. A. Stewart for the petitioners and Thomas
.. Alexander for the receiver. Not concluded
:, Court or COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William l..
Marshall. Judge 'A 80
Inc l3llowing occupied yesterday:
Charles Morton Stewart -. Robert Turner
Action to recover money paid for stock in the
steamboat Relief, which was to have been used as
an lceboat. Fervict for defendant
-. UNITED STATES CmcUT CorRr.-EIon VIM. Fell
Giles, Judge. W
The following occupied yesterday:
Charles Goodyear and Others u.s. Hamilton Eas
ter and others. Motion for preliminary Injunction
to restrain the sale of certain manufactures of
indla-rubber goods. Before reported Arrued
by Latrobe for plaintiff; Schley for defendant
Not concluded
Nothing done in the SUpERTOP Co-Pr