The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-03

for Frday.-George Rotten. Henry Bennett and
Samuel Tatum, Jointly indicted for. robbing the
store of George j. Loane of large quantity
Of hardware, on the 9th of February last, were
severally arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
They all desired to remove their cases, and
the record was sent to Baltimore county
Edward Russell, indicted for the larceny of one
frock coat, valued at S10 the property of N. r.
Gill, was arrigned and pleaded not guilty. The
Court appointed r. Stockett Matthews, ESQ, to
defend hin. land trial fixed for to-day-Jas Collins
indicted for the larceny, on the 2lst of February
last, of GO yards of Calico valued at S. belonging
to Joseph Seelinger, was arraigned and pleaded
guilty. Sentence deferred d.-Wiam THOMPSON
and William Coonan, indicted jointly with Joseph
Smith, for the larceny, on the 18th ult, of lot of
knives and forks, candles and white lead, the
property of George A. Coleman, severaly
arraingned and pleaded not guilty. Both cases
fixed for Friday; afterwards Mr.. Hobbs, counsel
for Thompson, filed suggestion for the removal of
his case. The record. was sent to Baltimore
county Court.-Thomas Nevitt (negro), in
dicted for the murder of his wife, Sarah
hewitt, by throwing upon her a quantity of
scaldugwater, the llth of December last causing
a mortal scad from which she fingered and died on
the 10th OF the same month, was arraigned and
pleaded not guilty. He said he had no counsel.
He was ordered to be brought out on Friday, and
told that he must be ready for trial on Monday
William johnson (negro), indicted for the larceny
of ten yards ofpilOt cloth valued at Sl2 the prop
erty of Stephen l.. Bird, pleaded guilty to indict-
ment Sentence deferred.-Timothy Mully, "a
boy,) charged with stealing a lot of chickens and
ducks from Michael Moan, pleaded not guilty, and
his case was removed on affidavit to Anne Arundel
county.-The cases of VIM. Henry Genus, (ne-
gro,) and Charles Voglestein, charged with as
saults with intent to kill, were set down for Friday.
The Court, at twenty minutes past two O'Clock,
adjourned until this morning at ten o'clock.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE GILES
The April term of this Court commenced yester-
day morning. The following is list of the jurors
summoned by Marshal Watkins John c. Smith,
John X. Blake, Edward d. Porter, Jos. S. Hinesy
Henry A. Thompson, Isaac NJ. Denson P. j. Costo-
lay, William Hermann Stump, F. Hanson Belt,
James Z. Carr, William Stulley, Stephen J. Sars-
Pearce Thomas H. Robinson, Samuel F. Butler,
Elijah Christopher, Joshua Callison, of Baltimore
county; Benjamin Linday, James H. Steele. VIM.
Salmon, of Frederick county; Zachariah Busby,
Thomas Smith, of Carroll county; Thomas Hope,
John o. Sanders, of Hartford; Peter Adams, VIM.
Freaner, of Washington county; Saml. R. Gather,
Benjamin Shreve, of Montgomery county; Geo. W.
Duvall, Staley N. Magruder, Prince Georges
county; Passmore Mccullough, Joshua Baxley,
Anne Arundel county; Samuel B. Foard, A. G.
Twite of Cecil county. After the call of the jury
the appearance docket was called, and the Court
adjourned until this morning at 10 O'Clock The
trial docket will be called this morning the first
time, and peremptorily tomorrow morning.
SUPERIOR CoURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Abbott Us. the Augusta Insurance and Bank
ing Company. Before reported. Verdict for
plaintiff for So, 3,8s5.S0-State, use of Bondena C.
Mcneil, Mary Mcneil, Mica Alice McNell and
George McNeill Us. The Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore. Action to recover under act of 1882
ch. 299; the husband and father having died from
injuries alleged to have been received by horse
and wagon falling into hole in the street. On
trial. Mclaughlin for plaintiff Sterling for de-
tendant.-Assignmen to-day " to 103.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDaE MARSHALL
Morris Hogan by his next friend j. Whteaw u.s.
John Hogan. Action for damages for malicious
arrest and prosecution. On trial