The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-23
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-IIon Henry Stump, Judge
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosncut-
ing.
The following occupied yesterday:
George Bowen alias George Timer and Genrqe
Lowman, indicted for the murder of Charles Per
chine by shooting him, on theI2d of November inst
with pistol loaded with gunpOwder and an iron
nail, inilctng mortal wound the left thigh
from which wound the said Charles Perchine Ian
guishcd and died, the 18th of the same month,
were arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Mr.. Meal
lister for defence.
James 0ldfed indicted for the larceny, on the
goth Of March last, of 80 lbs. of wool, valued at
$500, the property Of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company, was ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty.
Jacob Fombach, indicted for felOni0uslv break
ing into the dwelling house Of James A. Clark, on
the night Of the 30th of June last, and stealing
theretrom certain articles of wearing apparei, ,
valued at Sl5, was arraigned, and pleaded not
guilty.
William Lynch. indicted for the larceny, on the
10Th OF August last, of one hand-saw and one car
penter's square, valued at S2.75, the property of
Daniel Wright and John Heitzel, was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty.
Thomas Brooks, ,negro,) charged with stealing
on the 18th of August last, load of hav valued
at Sl5, the property Of Jesse NJ Cullison, was ar
ragned and pleaded not guilty.
James Snyder, indicted for the murder of Jean
Cabaret, by striking him on the right side of the
head with chair, was arraigned and pleaded not
guilty. McAlliSter for defence.
cabaret was French sailor, and was wounded
at a dance house on the Causeway7
Mr.. Whitney said the murder cases were accu-
u.ulating much faster than they were being tried :
he would therefore summon the witnesses for the
State in all of them to be present next Monday
The Court then discharged the grand and petit
Juries until next Monday morning at ii O'clock
and adjourned until Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Hon. Robert n Martin, Special
Judge. The following occupied Yesterday:
Elisha WarIOrd, Joseph CAIN Richard Cain John
Cain Of Gershom, John Cain of Daniel, Mary
Lerew and Daniel Lerew her husband Ann IIud
mott and Samuel HudnOtt's lessee u.s. Richard
Covin, otherwise called Richard Colvin Warrord
An action of ejectment, under the will of the late
Richard Colyin.
G. l.. & II. r. Dulaney VIM. Price and Wm II.
Norris for plaintiffs.
Schley, Reverdy johnson, Brown & Brune and
Reverdy johnson, Jr, for defendants.
On trial.
The Clerk Of this Court received to-day commits
sions for all persons returned as elected for the
different Offices in Baltimore city.
James W. Duncan, returned as elected Magis-
trate for the Sd ward Bonded before the Court and
qualified.
Charles Alexander, returned as elected Mapis.
trate for the 10th ward, also bonded and qualified
Gilbert Bryson, returned elected to the office
OF City Surveyor, also qualified before the Court
Assignment for to-day 3+l to 363
UNITED STATES CmCuIr CouRT.-Hon. VIM. Fell
"lltS, Judge
No business transacted yesterday.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-IIon VIM
George krebs, Judge. No business transacted
yesterday:
Thomas B. Gather, Esq, who has been returned
as the Clerk elect for this Court was introduced
by Mr.. Barry, when he stated that he had received
his commission for the Office and would give the
required bond in due time.
Judge Krebs remarked that he was not aware
what further steps would be taken in the matter of
contesting his election
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-IIOn. William l.. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied yesterday :
Sleon Hartman rs. \. T. Lewis, G. A. Drost W. L.
Salmon and l.. W. Gray. Action of tresspass-
Non pros As to Lewis, Drost and Salmon by con-
sent. Verdict against Gray for $3.50.
Assignment l97 to end of docket.
Mr.. Paul MOrphy, the renowned chess-plaver,
who is himself an Attorney at Law, in company
with VIM. b. Perine, Esq, and other gentlemen OF
the legal profession visited the several Courts dur
ing the day and was introduced to the Judges and
the members Of the Bar then present.