The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-04

son, Henry Kemp, II. D. G. Carroll John Downs,
julius GeLrman, Geo. W. Corner, W. NJ. jenkins,
B. F. Bennett, John W. Bachtell, Henry W. How
ell, Charles F. Bevan, b. 7. Hinson Robert T. Bald
win, Josiah Butt. Samuel Burns, Martin Lewis,
David Carson, Henry G. Berry, Hugh jenkins,
James G. Adams, Thomas NJ. Smith, George W.
Irwin, E. NJ Featherston, Jacob Hiss Jr., William
). Boyd, Samuel Hopkins, Norborn Thomas, F. W.
Dammann, c. d. Milburn, George Small, Joshua
Royston, ): W. Jenkins, J. II. F. Hiser, Peregrine
bod Jean, Clinton Levering, Ed. Ireland, Ro-
bert Hall, Anon Green, Alexander Gaddess,
Michael Cornell Philip A. Ball, George
W. Lilly, Henry James, E. Frey, Jacob S.
Lewis, Seth S. Hance, Elias Magers, Hezekiah C..
Magruder, Anon Cate, Nicholas Monsarratt VIM.
NJ. Ives Il. H. CONWAY, Charles L. Oudesluys,
VIM. Laws, Derrick Fahnestock, Jos. NJ. Patter-
son, Wesley Stevenson, Robert Davis, p. S. Chap
pel George Appold, George W. King, E. G. Dor
ry, Jas. C. Byerly, Robt. H. Millikin, Lucius l..
| Lanier, VIM. Taylor Hall, }. J. Atkinson, Matthias
Dagger, Henry Bell, Jas Musgrave, John Hanna,
+. II. lnloes. Chas. j. Lerew, VIM. II. Bolton, Wm
G. Hoffman, Henry G. Rice, Gustav W. Lurman,
George Lennon. Thomas Daley, Rd. H. Hall, T.
Harris Hodges John R. Israel, George w. Brewer,
| Geo. Gibson, John Harris, W. F. Carey, VIM
Hopkins, John Coates, John Hanson, Alfred W.
Gibbons, VIM. NJ. Innes, John H. Ham, John G.
Bennett, Edward Lewis, John c. Evans, Charles
Farrnger, Jno. g. Medinger, Jno. Hughes,
Jno. B. seidepstriGker, Joseph Merryfeld, J. c.
trobe, II. Z. Craig, John W. Heald, Owen A. Gill,
Henry S. King, George W. Coulter, Richard Nor
ris, Jr,, John j. Gross, Gilmor Meredith, Frank
Priek, Charles Pendergast, William j. Albert
Richard c. Mason, NJ. keith Jr., James Boyd,
Thomas Armstrong, A. Mister, Luther o. Mercer,
Joseph W. Jenkins, William r. Sewers, B. F. Par
lett, Hermanus Boggs, Thomas 7. Phillips, William
z. Miller, j. W. Colley, James NJ. Jackson, j. W.
Bond, James NJ. Anderson, Thomas i. Hughes,
fapy, G. w. Humriekhouse; Charles a: sc6afsr,
Howard, John L. Farlow, John T. Helm, Il. W.
Warfeld, Taylor G.. jenkins, Samuel Kinks, T. G.
Mackenzie, Elijah NJ. Bosley, John H. Ehlen,
Joshua vansant, Thomas w. HELEN, John Berger,
Vincent o. Erickson, Thos. Cooley, David Max
well, Francis W. Elder, L. W. Gunther, J. B. East
man, Jas W. Bowers, Alonzo Lilly, Jno. R. Jarboe,
Walter W. Berry, fl. J. Jacobsen, Geo. L. Hoff-
man, A. D. Michael, j. Herman Brown, John T.
Grindall P. NJ. Mcdonald, James Fields, VIM. J.
Hiss, William P. Lightner, Elisha II. Perkins, j.
X. Carroll Samuel B. Owings, Thomas Goodwin
B. r. Spalding Samuel Hazlehurst, A. d. Miller,
Thomas B. Israel, August J. Mathiot, William S.
Appleton, Richard j. Baker, Andrew Merker,
Thomas j. Wilson, Israel j. Graham, Thomas G.
Carroll, W. Ii. Janney, Samuel T. Hatch, Jacob
c. Nicholson, John Hoogewerf, Columbus O'Don-
nell, John W. Mortimer, Alexander E. Brown,
Thomas Nj. Abbott, John H. Alexander, o. P.
selman, George w. Arnold, Adam Denmead, F. w.
Alrichs, Chs. Reese, VIM. d. Miller, Jno. Mahaney,
Chs F. Pitt, VIM. II. Cunningham, F. D. DUNCAN,
William Bridges A. j. Hampson, Austin jenkins,
Joshua InlOes, C. W. Hynes, James H. Easter,
Rd. c. Bowie, Alex. Il. Stump, Rd. Lilly, Evan T.
Ellicot, c. d. Hollins, George W. Morris, Francis
Cassard, d. A. Yickers, JOS. c. Whitney, Geo. W.
Flack, Robert T. Banks, John S. Barry, Dan' P
Gibbons, Donald McIlvain, Geo. Patterson, Thos.
E. Hambleton, Jr., Bowen j. Smith, B. F. Gees,
Chs. Harvey, Rd. II. Moale, Chs. V. Martin, Geo.
f. Slothower, John Henderson, Francis Fowler,
James G. Coale, Henry Kelsey, John Cushing,
Isaiah Balderston, c. M. Dougherty, Z. S. Alnutt,
George L. Evans, Ed. Coleman, VIM. H. Griffith,
James Hooper, Jr., VIM. A. Loney, VIM. King,
Alex. Applegarth, Sterling Thomas, Thos. H. Hall,
Ed. NJ. Duer, VIM. H. Thomas, F. L Montell, John
G. Bridges, James S. Waters, John F. Allen, Sam
uel NJ. Johnson, Goldsborough s. Griffith, Oliver
Ijams, VIM. Mcintosh, Henry A. Thompson, II. j.
Ockerhausen, Humphrey Moore, David Taylor,
James NJ Lewis, Fred. Fickey, John r. Conway,
ID. Preston Parr, Lewis Wagner, A A. Hack, John
W. Bruf, VIM. Woodward.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Wm. p Spencer, VIM. Sulli-
van, Augustus j. Albert, Henry Grafton, F. A.
Hack, L. II. James, VIM. Numsen. Thomas Stow,
e. IL. Anderson, James S. Forbes, Thomas W. Lev
ering, Phillip Bandel, VIM. Deems, Thos. j. Hand
George Peters, S. Frey, John G. Mccullough, John
Z. Turner, John McMulen, VIM. S. Hopkins, Rich
ard Lennon, Ellis B. Long, Henry Taylor, Elias
Ellicott, Edward Denmead
COMMON. .PLEAs.-Samue Candy, Daniel H. Led
ley, George NJ. Gillett, John Easter, Jr, Dieter
der Shriver, Joseph o. Foard, James Henderson,
Walter Moxley, Michael S. Norman, William Fl.
Allen, George Sanders, Michael P. Kelley, Luther
j. Cox, ir., Caleb S. Maltby, Thomas H. Morris,
v, TY,JQ ElrmaQ. Jacob
b. Helm, James Wilson.
BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JuDer PRICE.
TowsoNTowN, Jan. 3.-Richard j. Cuttings, ESQ.,,
attorney for the State, prosecutng.--The Jury in
the case of the State Us. John Wesley Watkins,
tried yesterday for picking VIM. Patterns pocket of
S2l, on the 10th of July last, in Baltimore this
morning returned a sealed verdict of "not guilty"
The second trial of Robert Miller indicted to-
gether with Wesley Woodward for the murder of
Franklin IL. Naff, alleged to have been committed
fhn nIorht Of tha Fh
ing, in Lovely lane, Baltimore, taken up this |
morning and the following taiesmeu as iu- |
rors to try the cause, VIZ: Levi Merryman Joshua
Bell Amos Matthews, Absoem Rinehart, Richard |
johnson, VIM. j. Thompson, Henry l.. Bowen |
VIM. Bowen, John w. Shankn, Jr., Albert AL
mony, George Hearn and John r. d. Bedford.-- |
Ex-policeman Stapleford, DR.. Buckley and other |
witnesses were examined by the State, when at 8
O'Clock the Court took recess in order to dine,
and we were compelled to close for the mail
Messrs. Matthews and Grason for defence. The |
evidence so far has been substantially the same as
elected in the numerous trials attending this mur-
der, and published at length in the Exchange. An |
evening session will be held and if possible, the
case will be given to the jury to night. Should |
they agree upon verdict, the Court will adjourn
over tomorrow in order to allow all opportunity
to observe the day set apart by the President for
fasting and prayer.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, lS6l.-0n motion of Hon. |
R. II. Giet, Malcolm Campbell, ESQ.,, of New
this Court.-On motion of Hon. George E. Bad |
ger, Joseph B. Heiskeil, Esq, of Tennessee, was
admitted an attorney and counsellor of this Court.
On motion of the Hon. c. Cushing, George
Putnam, Jr, Esq, of Massachusetts,, was admitted
an attorney and counsellor of this Court.-On |
motion of Hon. p. Phillips, Patrick Mclaughlin, |
Esq, OF Maryland, was admitted attorney and
counsellor OF this Cour.-No. 10. The Rector,
Church, Wardens, and Vestrymen of Christ
Church, in the city of Philadelphia, in trust for
Christ Church Hospital, plaintiffs in error, u.s. The
County of Philadelphia. In to the Supreme
Court of the State of Pennsy vania for the eastern
district. Mr.. Justice Campbell delivered the opin-
ion of the Court, affirming the judgment of the
said Supreme Court, with costs.-Nos. 81 and 35.
The Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown
Steam Packet Company, plaintiffs in error Us.
Frederick E. Sickles ct at.- The argument of these
causes was concluded by Mr.. Badger for the plain
tihs in error.-No. 81. Thos Richardson, plain
till in error. The city of Boston, The argu-
ment Of this cause commenced by Mr.. Carlisle
for the plaintiff in error.-Adjourned until to-
morrow, II O'Clock.