The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-09
Court will discharge you; you would do better to
| attend to Your own hnsiness


Court will discharge you; you would do better to
attend to your own business.
The names of the additional talesmen were then
called, and the panel of jurors completed.
The following gentlemen compose the jury:
Philip NJ. Hale, Jacob Klassen, Colin ID. Clark
George 5. Riggs, Benjamin G. Harris, William H.
Baldwin, Daniel p. Gibbons. Alexander Close, Viii
liam Rogers, George ii. Matthews, Jacob Z. Me-
dairy, n. H. Bell.
"Mr. Gardner, subpoena John Graham to testify for
the defence in this case.''
The Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning.
The Grand Jury found true bills against David
Dysert, James Lockcrd and Joshua McComrey,
| for conspiracy in attempting to defraud Henry
Fairbanks out of 81 800, by selling him free negro
| for a slave.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-IIon William
| Fell Giles, Judge. William Meade Addison, ESQ
! United States District Attorney, assisted by j. NJ
| Hannah, Jr., prosecuting.
The case of the United States u.s. John Wertz, in
dicted for passing and selling counterfeit coin, be-
| fore reported, was continued yesterday
William Pinkney Whyte and j. j. SNYDER
| Esqs., for the defence.
The examination of the witnesses was proceeded
| with, and after the testimony both sides was
! closed, Mr.. Hannah for the prosecution addressed
the Jury, and was followed by both the counsels
for the defence.
The Court then adjourned until this morning
|
and the case be given to the Jury.
CGRCUTT CoURT OF BALTIMORE CIrY.-Hon. VIM.
George krebs, Judge. The following occupied the
| Court Yesterday:
Susan Schneider Us. Stephen Schneider. Appli-
cation bv complainant for divorce q rincu7o mat
rimoni from defendant. r. A. McAster for COM
| planant.
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon VIM L. Mar
shall, Judge. The Court was engaged in the fol-
| lowing case yesterday:
Jonathan j. Chapman Us. L. 2. Blair An action
on promissory note. Verdict for plaintiff for
SlO6s4
Assignment for to-day, 242 to 27l.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge.
The following business was transacted yesterday:
Maria Gunbv Us. VIM. E. Bartlett, administrator
of John NJ. White, deceased Before reported
| Verdict of plaintiff for S499.91.
William Bailey use of John NJ. Holloway
use of the Citizens Banks u.s. The Mayor
| and City Council of Baltimore. An ac-
tion under the lein law, to recover for materials
| furnished the Western Female High School. Yer
| cct for plaintiff for SSs3. SO. Holloway for plain
| tiff; Stirling for defendant
James E. Crangle Same. An action under the
| lem law, to recover for materials furnished the
same building. Verdict for plaintiff for So, ,574.42
X. e. Barry for plaintiff; Stirling for defendant.
Alexander Cross Us. Same. Similar action. Yer
| dict for plaintiff for Sl23.34. Stockbridge for
plaintiff; Stirling for defendant.
Landrum Deets Same An action under ein
law to recover for work done on the Western Fe.
male High School Verdict for plaintiff for Sl14.72
| Same counsel.
Jacob Day Same. A similar suit Verdict
| for plaintiff for S124.94. Same counsel
John Sanderson Us. James Stockdale. An action
on promissory note On trial. Webster, Miles
and Bryan for plaintiffs; T. P. Scott for defend
ant.
Assignment for to-day 7OS to 743.
TowsoNTowY, March sth, 1859.
| CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY.-Before
Hon. Judge Price. R. j. Cuttings, ESQ.,, Attorney
for the State, prosecuting.
| The case of the State us. Lewis Frankenberger
indicted for selling liquor withouticense, steeo
by the States officer. The accused having died
since the Indictment was found.
State Us. William Lambrecht, indicted for assault
| ing with intent to kill Margaret Iambrecht Mary
Lambrecht and Dorothy Lambrecht, by striking
them with an axe on the night of the Goth of June
| last
| The women assaulted are his wife and two dauph
ters. One of whom is blind. The prisoner wa.
placed in the dock and after the examination of the
witnesses, the case argued before the iurv who
returned verdict of "guilty" on the several indct
ments. Richard Grayson, Esq, assisting in the
prosecution.
The prisoner is German, some sixty years o.
age.
Joshua Blackley, indicted for keeping disorder
ly house, gavebail in the sum of 5000 for his ap
| pearance,
Mrs. Amelia A. johnson, indicted for keeping q
dlsordery house and selling liquor without license
| gave bail in the sum of 5000 in each case
State Us. Joseph Hinkleman, indicted for the lar
ceny of pocket book, valued at % cents contain
ing 81 in gold and 50 so in silver and breastpir
valued at S5, the property of Mrs. Mary J. Thomp-
| son, ot Baltimore, alleged to have been taken on
the 18th August last.
The prisoner is youth about l6 years of age
| Only two witnesses being examined, the case was
argued before jury, who returned verdict o
| "guilty." Mr.. Sweeney for the accused.
State Us. Francis Jones, indicted with John De
vallon for assaulting Richard Hoot with intent tc
KILL and for a common assault on aIbarv Green
wood, alleged to have been committed in Balti-
more on the 18th day of December, 1857
Evidence not concluded at o'clock, when the
Court adjourned until tomorrow morning at 10
when the case will be resumed.
SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED SrArEs-MoNpAY
| March 7, 1S59.-On motion of Hon Robert I
Walker, Frederick Hall, Esq, of California wa
admitted an attorney and counsellor of this court
No &C. George Kendall ct ol., plaintiffs in error
u.s. Joseph 5. Winsor. In error to the circui
court United States for the district of Rhod
Island Mr.. Justice Daniel delivered the opinio,
of the court affirming thejudgment of the said cir
cult court in this cause with costs and interest.
No 63. Dickerson B. Morehouse, plaintiff in er
ror, Us. VIM. A. Phelps In error to the supreme
court of the State of Illinois. Mr.. Justice Catrol
delivered the opinion of the court, reversing tn,
Judgment of the said supreme court with costs anC
remanding the for further proceedings il
conformity to the opinion of this court
No. 81. John W. Britain, appellant u.s. VIM. A.
Barnaby, claimant of the ship "Alboni." her tackle
&c. Appeal from the circuit court United State
for the northern district of California. Mr. Jus
tice Wayne delivered the opinion of the court, re
versing the decree of the said circuit court will
costs, and remanding the for further proceed
ings in conformity to the opinion of this court.
No. 68. Alton r. Easton, plaintiff in error, as
ThOs. l.. Salisbury. In error to the supreme cour
of the State of Missouri. Mr.. Justice Mclean de
livered the opinion of the court, affirming th
Judgment of the said supreme court in this caus
with costs.
No. l. Stephen V. r. Abeman plaintiff in err
ror, Sherman NJ. Booth, and
No. % The United States, plaintiffs in error, as
Sherman NJ Booth. Error to the supreme cour
of the State of Wisconsin. Mr.. Chief Justice Tia
ney delivered the opinion of the court reversn!
the judgments of the said supreme court and re
manding the causes for further proceedings to b.
had therein in conformity to the opinion of thi
court.
No. "a. Lloyd N. Rogers administrator of Eliz.
Park Custs, ct al, appellants, as. Joseph Z. Law
by Mary Robinson, his next friend. And
No. q. Lloyd n. Rogers administrator of Eliz
Park Gusts ct al, appellants, Us. Joseph E. Law
by Mary Robinson, his next friend. Appeals from
the circuit court United States for the District
Columbia Mr.. Justice Mclean delivered the opin
ion of the court, dsmssing these causes Will
costs.
No. 2S. The White Water Valley Canal Compa
ny, appellants, Us. Henry Vallette ct al. Appea
from the circuit court United States for the hi:
: trict of Indiana. Mr.. Justice Wayne delivered
the opinion of the court, overruling the motion G
Mr.. N. c. Mclean of counsel for the appellant 70
an order on the trustee to pay the counsel out G
the fund in this case.
, No. 242. The United States, appellants, rs
Charles Fossat The argument of the motion G
Mr.. Bayard to dismiss this case on the ground tina
the decree of the district court is not final decree
commenced by Mr.. Bavard in support thereC
and continued by Mr.. Attorney General Black i
opposition thereto Adjourned until to-morro
II O'Clock. A. NJ.
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