The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-01

sentenced to the penitentiary for five years-Thc
| Court at three o'clock took recess until four
! O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The case of Andrew Weighorst, indicted for
stealing n watch, removed on affidavit to Anne
Arundel county.-The Grand Jury having re
assembled at four o'clock were discharged until
! Monday morning at 10 O'clock, when, the Judge
said. the Court would be able to inform them
what course it had decided upon in regard to the new
jury law.-State rs. John English. Erasmus Levy,
John Shaney and James Jetltrs indicted Jointly
with John Suter, John Sprowl and James Manly
for rioting at the 10th polls on the I'd of No
vember, 1859. A cenire was issued for eighteen
talesmen, and the following jury selected: Francis
Stavelor, William keyser, Benjamin Deford, Da-
vld StartZman, Elmer Hewett, John Helm Peter
Nose, Luther Startsman, James Foy, A. J. Palmer,
Samuel Kramer, and Joseph Shane. The follow
! ing witnesses were examined the part of the
State :-GeOrge William Brown, sworn
! Saw Jetiers in the vicinity of the polls;
when the polls were first opened great rush was
made and the gangway was obstructed; Jeffers was
! the most prominent among the crowd at this time:
| afterwards bricks thrown by the rioters
which was followed by discharge of firearms
| when the Reform men retreaed; Mr.. Fisher, n
Reformer, struck with a brick and he fired hls
pistol at the crowd; fight afterwards took place
near Fayette street. and witness thinks he saw JEFF
ers engaged with this party; Jeflers afterward
with his head tied up Sprowl seemed the ring
leader ot the disturbance.-George II. Hag
sworn-Sprow acted as the chief nstigator in the
disturbance; English came to the polls pulled off
his coat and said any decent man could vote Sha-
ney was particularly interested in voting the party
TioIonna n TI ga" I'M. nl.n u"iilill G no "el VI
the nrinciroI rort ~ tho o'rd m.inmSP'"M was
Jefers was crowdng and showing; witness did not
see Shaney or Levy do anything out of the way
>. Teackle Wallis sworn-Sprowl and others COM
the polls: shortly afterwards Lew ran ont Of Inc
tavern and crieJ ont s.no ,at Iob @ nat uat VI o1G
be ready directlv:'' afterwards there was rnsb
from the house with English in the lead; they cried
out wade IN, Regulators" ''wel try their mettr;"
1hey threw bricks and pointed their pistols at the
mft%rm party, VINO retreated saw Jeffers rlinGhed
mun man man hameu Woodward; separated them;
VIII mHneSS wen! 'oWai'S 'he pons again ana saw Levy
hl'n 1iIle IN ms hahu at the door OF the tavern;
ereu 10 witness 10 20 pack, ana witness obeyed;
M Wa; vi standing IN the door.
~ ";,,s testihony was III substance the same
@Iecton a,e III te contested
rntreotinn fron, th Uo'.'Son men
stonJ;n? tt i"" d VIC Pu'tI saw d huinoer ol men
and ~ :" ''T T, u'"' VI a"e taverh WIN muSKets
ritonalos M ne uee,ce examined Two or tnTee
w. tn 80 al ado ~ 'enIe' @ GU veLulct ol @u,ltV
iish ,nd Shn anu anu not gu'''y & as 10 Eng
n;oiok d;si ". s;I S, ne court M aI
o,coct "'J'D' "e' u"'' 7"'u'"'y morning at III
o,-r an -
S;or nr nr .,o Col hoN rhhAS-IuDGE MARSHALL.
aai G, ,,;p an -. ue"rge Iresstmah. An ap-
pea rom r Justice Ieters. Judgment reVersed.-
Ionii I oI,ule! Vs. '"shua Jones' An appeal IRON
Sutton u.s. Thomas J Carrol Insnector of Gnano
An appeal from Justice Evans. Indictment reversed
Solomon Dyanforth as. Samson SaIamonson
An appeal from Justice Wheat Indictment ra
versed d--Dennis C, Driscoll az Robert q K;dra
way. An appeaI from .Justice peters Jndgment
for appellee for S4O-Assionmcnt today 50i to
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Mann rS AnnIaton ond Ill pasdna ,.o,,,
Jury ont anu -A'"e e''' "e'o'e 'ep"r'e 'eo
Notbine done in tho o+bor co,r+s
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~ BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE.
l"WsoNrowN, May 81, lS60.-The jury in the ap-