The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-06
la w INTELLIGENCE
CRIMINAL COURT.-JupaE BOND.

CRIMINAL COURT.-JUDGE BOND.
James Logan, Augustus Ford, Joseph H. Ed
wards, Jacob Adams and John B. Davidson, Jointly
indictly for the murder of Adam Barklie Kyle, Jr.
on the End of November, by shooting him through
the back part of the head, were jointly arraigned
and severally pleaded not guilty. Coleman Yellott
Logan; WIN. H. Cowan, ESQ, for Augustus Ford;
Charles l.. Kraft, Esq, for Joseph II. Edwards;
John l.. Thomas, ESQ.,, for Jacob Adams, and
Messrs. Kraft and John l.. Thomas for John B.
Davidson. Coleman Yellott, Esq, then moved the
Court to the indictment the part of Logan,
stating that to be tried jointly with the other par
ties would seriously embarrass the defence of his
client. The Court granted the motion. Similar mo-
tions were then made by the counsel for the other
parties and granted.-Mr YellOtt then stated to
the Court that he would file suggestion for the
removal of the of JAS Logan. Messrs Kraft and
Thomas also filed suggestions for the removal of
the cases of Edwards, Adams and Davidson. Mr..
Cowan stated that he did not desire to remove
Fords case, but would do so at the suggestion of
the State.-Mr. Whitney said as four of the cases
had to be removed, he would prefer having them
all tried in the same Court The parties then
having made the necessary oaths, the record
ordered by the Court to be sent to Anne Arundel
county Court'-The case of Martin Retz, charg-
ed with selling lottery policies, was removed
affidavit to Baltimore county Court
State Us. William Hissey, indicted for stealing
a watch valued at $40, and two quarters of dol
lar, from Charles Jones. Tried before the court;
adjudged not guilty.-The following parties were
stealing on the 25th of September the sum of 81
from Henry Ross, pleaded guilty. Reynolds was
permitted to make a statement to the Court, in
which he said that he had been on "tramp"
through the States, going far Kansas that he
arrived here in very dilapidated condition, and
was compelled to sleep in the station houses; that
he got more to drink than to eat, the effect being
that he became crazy, and for the first time the
devil tempted him to steal. Since he had been in
Jail, he sad he had the mania the worst kind-been
| in hell and everywhere else, and just came
| to his senses on Wednesday. He would own
right up, to the thing, and hoped the
Joseph Smith NEGRO boy), indicted for setting fire
to the hay stable of ohm Giese the 18th of Sep
tember last, pleaded not guilty-sad he wanted to
be tried The Court requested Mr.. Cowan to de-
| fend him. George Harris (negro), indicted for
the larceny of one breastpin, valued at 25 cts and
| SIS gold piece, the property of Elizabeth Chase,
| pleaded not guilty.-The Court, at l21a o'clock,
| adjourned until this morning.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
Jacob Fifer Us. Charles Slack. An appeal from
Justice Reid. Judgment ahiFmed-Allen Martin
Us. +. w. Bennett, garnishee OF Samuel Brown,
Jr. An appeal from Justice Myers. Judgment
affirmed. Abraham Rosenthal uS. John Schiller.
An appeal from Justice Battee. Judgment re-
versed end judgment for appellee for $40 and costs.
The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore Us.
Simon Kemp: An appeal from Justice Myers.
W. r. Sewers. An appeal from Justice Myers
| On trial.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGR MARTIN.
George Nj. Lauman aud others VIM. f. Dal.
| rymple. An action contract. Before reported.
Not concluded.-Assignmen for Monday 2l5 to
| $50.
| U. s CIRCUIT COURT.-JUDGE GILES.
| William E. Pease and Charles Sinnickson rs. The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Applica
tion for an injunction to restrain the further pay
ment of the "extra dividend" Before reported
l. hewitt Steele, Esq, concluded the argument on
the part of the petitioners. The Court stated that
| it would render its opinion on Thursday next
Nothing done in the City Circuit Court.