The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-24

! then commenced to throw things at him. Popp then
caught hold of Leyburn and pushed him out; Bar
ton and Miller went back in the house; Popp came
Dack and said to Miller, "you're a coward to run
suppose that man had been too much for me-" as
soon as Leyburn got out, witness heard the explo-
sion OF cap; witness then remarked they were
going to commence to shoot; Barton and
Miller were then inside the house; in
about three minutes heard the report of
pistol; went out on the pavement
and there Miller and Barton standing: a bow
came along and said there had been a man shot at
the corner; Miller asked who shot him, boy said he
did not know; don't know where Miller and Barton
were when the shot was fired: did not see them 90
out; witness then remarked that he would 90 down
and see what was the matter any how; witness
wanted to go away when Leyburn and the others
came m back, but Popp requested him to stay.
The State called another witness, but il beino
three O'Clock, the Court adjourned until this morn
ing at ten.
If the State does not produce any stronger testi-
mony, 1t is the intention of the defence to take no
evidence and submit the case without argument
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-HOn. William l., Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied the Court
yesterday:
Cassandra Montague Us. E. Peacock. An appeal
IRON 5in justice Logan. Appeal dismissed.
| Christopher kohlbergrr us. Anna NJ Mohler-
An appeal from Justice Peters. Appeal dismissed.
Thomas II. Martin Us. r. l.. Seth An appeal
from Justice McAllister. Judgment reversed.
| poned appeal docket.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. T. Collins Lee, Judge.
Inc following occupied the Court yesterday:
Sarah A. Bradford Edward Bradford Di
Vorce a o'ncuto matrtmonii. John Carson, Esq., for
complainant. ~ '0'
Baltimore Coal Company Us. Reuben FaeeIv. Rem
! tiff pam
The Mayor and City Council rs. John w. scbaf
| Ter. Judgment for plaintiff.
The American Colonization Society u.s. Richard
H. Atwell and VIM. Stuart Appleton. On Trial
Latrobe y Machen for plaintiff, Brown and Bruno
| for defendants.
Assignment for to-day 1888 to 769.
Nothing done in the other Courts
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALruoRE Cousry.-Tow
soNTowN, May %, 1S59.-Before Hon. Judge Price
The motion for new trial in the case of Josept
Oakes, convicted on Thursday of manslaugbter. will
be argued on Wednesday.
The Magistrates appeal docket, by rule of Court
was called this morning and the following cases dis
posed of: ~
Elijah Wooden Us. Thomas Wooden, in regard to
their respective legacies from their fathers estate
was continued to the next term.
VIM. Knight Us. VIM. H Knight. father and
SON. for the recovery of one piece of bacon, one
| gallon of whiskey, threshing grain, one tumbler
ana boarding, amounting in the aggregate to
| Sl95SI. Tried before the Court and a verdict in
| favor of the son for $500.
Christian Coonts us. John Englert Affirmed with
costs Same parties, affirmed costs Same parties,
| judgment reversed ~ ''e''
| Casker Zeiganhain Us. VIM. Dawson. Referred
Emanuel Digest and Joshua Digest u.s. George c.
Zank. Agreed.
William Lambrecht Us. A Elenist. Reversed
with costs.
Samuel Ellinger rs. l.. & c. Hillen, cases.
Dismissed.
Sarah Mooney u.s. James Carter. Judgment
stricken out with costs.
George W. Lawrence Us. Frederick Robinson.
Affirmed
The appeal docket will again be called tomorrow.
Adjourned at 3 O'Clock until tomorrow at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ