The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-05
Ia w INTELLIGENCE
CRIMINAL COuKT-JupGE RoNn.

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.
The Courtroom was crowded Yesterday morn
ing, both inside and outside the bar. Those out
side were drawn there, anxious to hear the testi-
mony in the case OF Erasmus Levy, charged with
the murder of Franklin H. Naff, and the crowd in
side was caused by the attendance of one hundred
talesmen summoned by the Sheriff.--After the
call of the jures, the Judge inquired of the coun-
sci, if they were ready to proceed in Levy's case
Wm Pinkney White Esq, of counsel for defence
replied that they desired to know if the State was
prepared to go on.--Mr. Whitney said he
thought that the State was ready, and requested
the clerk to call the States witnesses--
The call was proceeded with, as follows: John En-
giish, present. Levi Hoffman, returned non est-out
OF town; james COrdery, non est; VIM. G. JONES'
non est-out OF town; John w. Cowles, non est;
Alexander Thompson, Joseph Reilley, John Nor
gan, present; Elias King, est-out of town, sick;
James McCann non est; Henrv p. Duhurst, return
ed summoned, did not answer-attachment issued;
Charles w. Walter, Henry Clardge, non est: Sergt
Wallis, present; Joshua Muly non est sick MIR
whitney then announced that in the condition the
State was placed in, he could not 90 to trial. he
must have these absent witnesses and desired that
the Court as the witnesses were brought in by the
sheriff, should put them all under security to appear
on such day as may be fixed for the tria--The Court
then liked next Thursday, the llth for the trial
MIR. Whyte said that on Wednesday noon the State
had furnished the defence with a list of witnesses
but since then some eight more had been sum-
moned. He hoped the States Attorney would fur
nish the names in time, so that the defence would
not be taken by surprise.-Mr Whitney said he
would furnish them as fast as he procured Them and
adced to the list the names of William Walter and
Howard Smith. The witnesses and taesmen were
discharged until next Thursday. State u.s. John
Dill, boy, indicted for stealing a purse containing
about 81 from Alexander Roberts. The State proved
the theft: Verdict guilty. Sentence Deferred
George Armon, indicted for selling lottery policies
filed an affidavit for the removal of the case Re-
cord ordered to be sent to Anne Arundel County
Court, and bail renewed in the sum of S., ,0OO-
State u.s. Peter Smith (negro), indicted for selling
lottery policies. Tried before the Court 1t was
shown that Peter had purchased, not sold. Ad-
Judged not guilty.--Henry p. Duhurst was
brought in attachment and put under security
in the sum of $4,000, to appear at Court next
mmhursday.--The II petit jury was discharged until
Tuesday morning, when all cases except the muir
der cases will be called for rial.-The Court ad-
iOurned at 1215 o'clock
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JuDGE GILES
Henry Stevenson as. Grove, Miller u Co. An
appeal from Justice Whalen. Judgment reversed
Henry Erdng vs The General Sick Working.
mems Beneficial Society. An appeal from Justice
Mckinley. Judgment affirmed.
SUPERIOR COURT-JupGE MARTIN
George NJ Lauman and Others Us. VIM. +. Dal-
rVmple Action on a contract. Before reported. J
Not NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-day 2lS to $50
U. s CIRCUIT COURT.-JuDGE GILES
William Il. Pearce and Charles Sinnickson u.s. The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. Applca
tion Tor an injunction to restrain defendants from
further payment OF the extra dividend. Argument
on part OF respondents concluded by J. fl. B. La
trobe, Esq. |. hewitt Steele will argue for the pc
titiOners today.
Nothing done in the Cry CIRCUIT CoURr.
BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUpaE PRICE.
TOwsoNTOwN, Oct. 4.-The motion for new trial
in the case of Wyman Byrd Il Co. ps. Lee & Dun
ham, garnishees of Dunham and Kearfoot, was ar
gued before the Court and the decision held in
Mria.-The Court, in the equity case of Ward u.s.
ithers, set aside the sale of certain lands in the
county made by j. c. Blackburn, trustee, to Hiss
and Reese. Also set aside the sale in the case of
Sloan u.s. Lawrence, made by VIM. IL. Y Young, trus-
tee.-The motion for new trial in the case of the
State as. James G. Fitzpatrick, of Baltimore, con-
victed OF violating the license laws by allowing
nonresident of the State to sell and expose on his
counter certain goods, by samples, &C., was over
ruled and the party fined $500 with costs.--The
Court adjourned, and Judge Price will leave the
city tomorrow. On Monday next he will be on the
Bench in Elkton, Cecil county.