The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-11
La w INTELLIGENCE,
CRIMINAL COURT-JUpGE Bonn.

CRIMINAL COURT-JUpGE BONN
Upon the opening of the Court Yesterday morn
ing two notes were received by the Judge one from
l.. l. Nevtt Steele Esq, and the other from William
Schley, Esq, in reply to notes addressed to them
In regard to the appointment of States Attorney,
during the incapacity of Mr.. Whitney. The for.
mer gentleman declines to act on account of other
professional duties. In Mr.. Schley's note in re.
gard to his appointment by the Court to perform
the duties OF States Attorney ad interim, &C., he
polntment 1t is entirely out Of my line of prac-
tlce But even if l were willing to act in this ca
paclty, should not be able to bestow the time
necessary for the proper discharge of the duties of
the office; and even if had the spare time, would
not be willing Tor any consideration to act in this
capacity. The Court then desired balitf to re-
guest Robert j. Brent, Esq.,, to come into Court
Inc bailih returned stating that Mr. Brent was not
IN the city. Charles j. NJ. Gwinn, Esq, was next
sent Tor and returned reply that he would be
present In short time. In about ten minutes
note was received by the Court from Mr. Gwinn,
In which he stated that it would be utterly impos
sloe Tor him to act in the capacity of States At
.orney. messenger then sent for Henry
May, Esq, and returned answer that Mr.. May
could could not be found-The Court then adjourned
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
Z. ID. Il ;. Kinks Us. Osmun Latrobe garnisbea
Before reported. Verdict for plaintiffs for So, ,s47l
FRANCIS 7. Montell Us. same-attachment on a
Judgment. u Verdict for plaintiff for SS,985.64.
Schley for PLAINTIFF Dobbin for defendant
rick OConne u.s. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co-aetion to recover for injuries received, plain.
TN being an employee. On trial. Addison and
Bigger for plaintiff, J. II. B. Latrobe for defendant
to-day 443 to 469 inclusive.
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JuDGE KREps.
Elizabeth Polk Us. VIM. Polk-bill for divorce a
uine"to matrimonii E. G. Klbourne for com.
plainant.
Nothing done in the CoURT of COMMON PLEAS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JupGE GILES
This Court met yesterday morning at ten O'Clock |
The following is list of Grand and Petit Ju- |
rors, summoned by Marshal Watkins:
Grand Jurors.-John B. Sedenstricker, Fore
man; Edward N. Spilner, Cyrus Gaut, George |
Byrd, VIM. T. Markand, Samuel G. Wyman, Fran |
els B. Loney, VIM. Ortwein. c. Morton Stewart, |
Charles X. Carroll, Daniel B. Banks, VIM. John. |
son, VIM. Buehler, Thomas S. Williams, David Ire |
land, Jacob W. Hugg, John J. Mattison, Peregrine
Gorsueh, Lindsay II. Reynolds, Jacob Smith, Geo.
Gable, Thos c. Watkins, John C. Smith,
Peht yTors-James Z. Carr, Joseph j. Latty,
John d. Norris, Timothy Dempsey, Joseph Cow,
man, lcha5od Jean, William Carver, Thos Bowers.
John B. O'Donnell, William. G. Fosbenner William
Cotton, VIM. Tomlinson, Thomas Hillen Joseph
High, James McHenry, James Dempster, David
NJ artin, John Gormley, Henry Powle, William
Mclean, Elias Marsden, Wm J. Kreis, Stephen j
Sarsheld, George Hull, James H. Carlisle, Joseph
Rogers, VIM. II. Jenkins, Andrew G. Gregg, David
' ance, Eugene Post, John 4. Thompson John R.
D. Bedford, Joseph W. Eggleston, Jas. NJ. John
ton, James c. Murray.-With the exception of
wearing several witnesses to the Grand jury. no.
hing was done-The Court adjourned until this
morning,