The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-02

Mr. Price concluded his argument at % O'Clock.
and the Court adjourned. Jonathan Meredith.
Esq, Will argue on the same side this morning
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. VIM. l.. Mar.
shall, Judge
The following occupied YESTERDAY:
Henry Maillard Us. August Douglass Before re
dorted Verdict for plaintiff for $l364S
Canneld, Brother d Co., Us. Charles Kaiser An
action on open account. Jury out
CIRCUIT CoURr FOR BALTIMORE CIrY.-Hon. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge.
The following occupied Yesterday:
Porter and others Us. The Mayor and CITY Coun-
Gil OF Baltimore. Motion to dissolve an ipiunction
heretofore granted in the matter of the
ior grazing the North avenue. Before reported.
Not concluded NP' '0o
;, CmCu!r CoUEr FOR HAnFoRD CoUNrY.-Before
Hon. John H. Price, Judge.
BELAm, Nd, Feb. 30, 1860.
VIM. Fl. Dallam, Esq, Attorney for the State.
prosecuting.
The following business occupied the Court to. dsv.
Inc Jury In the case OF State John C. Ford,
alct OF not guilty. There are five different indict.
nentS now pending against this man.
otate Us. John Ferry, indicted for selling Iouor
Watnout W license Verdict guilty. Alfred W.
FATAL 0CCURRENCE-On Tbursdar of la. ,
Thomas Monks, aged about 81 wears. and residin@
about three miles from this place, whilst engoga5
in telling trees, was instantly killed by being strnck
w Iue IuU Vi Il lalllDg tree.
meeting will be held in Belair on Frido, ,,.
to express the sentiments of the people in
to the Brock Passenger Railway BILL and also to
congratulate Mr.. Whitaker, Senator from Hartford
for his upright and honorable course in voting
against it.
CoURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND DECEMBER
TERM, lS59.-ANNAPoLIs, March l, l86O--No. sc.
Harlow w. Heath and Perley r. Loveioy u.s. Ed
ward lrelan. Appeal from the Circuit Court for
baltimore city. The argument in this case was
further continued and concluded by b. c. Barroll
liant. Fr
No. 81 John p. Rutherford us F. F. Pope and
M others. Appeal from the Court of Common Pleas
Ihls case was submitted the part of the appellant
on written argument by Mr.. Waterman for the
appellant.
No. So. Aaron lowering Us. Mary A. Leverne
Appeal from the Equity side of the Superior Court
of Baltimore city. This case was submitted on
written argument by Schley for the appellant and
argued by Pitts for the appellee.
NO. 6O. John E. Fleddermen u.s. Camille Marie
and others. Appeal from the Superior Court of
Baltimore city. Affirmed nisi
The cases next in order Nos. 81, 62, Ga, 65.
SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED SrATEs.-WrnNEs-
DAY, February 29.-No. 129. Andrew Lawrence
appellant, Us. Hiram A. Tucker This cause was ar
gued by Mr.. Vinton for the appellee, and submit
tea tea on printed argument by Mr.. B. R. Curtis for
the appellant. 'O'
No. 1872. George B. Morewood ct aL., appellants,
rs. Lorenzo N. Enequist, owner of the brig Goth
land, llbellant. This cause was submitted to the
consideration of the Court the record and print
ed arguments by Mr.. Dodge for the appellants, and
by Mr.: Donohue for the appellee.
NO NO. l34: Thomas |. Green, plaintiff in error, ~.
+. r. Stanton for the plaintiff in error.
ADJOURNED until tomorrow at IL n'clnck