The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-25
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY CoURr-JuDoE BREW,

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT-JuDGE BREWER
CONVICTION OF AUGUSTUS FORD.
ANNAPOLIS; Jan. 90, lS6l-The jury in the case
OF the State Augustus Ford, tried yesterday for
the murder of Adam Barley Kyle, at the 18th
ward polls in Baltimore city, on the End of Novem-
per- 1893, after being out all night, into Court
this morning. with a verdict of "not guilty of MUIR
der, but guilty of manslaughter." Mr.. Smith gave
notice that he would file a motion for new trial.
Frederick Frank, indicted for picking VIM. j.
freeburger's pocket, and stealing therefrom port
NOME containing Sis, alleged to have been COM
miIted IN Baltimore in June last, tried before
the Court, and the accused being caught in the act
ne was adJudged guilty Not sentenced. Mr.. Frank
lin for the defence.
TRIAL OF JOSEPH II. EDWARDS FOR THE MURDER OF
A. BARLEY KYLE.
The case of the State rs. joseph H. Edwards
jointly indicted with James Logan Augustus Ford
ana others for the wiful murder of Adam Barley
I'VE, was called Tor trial and the following gentle
Den sworn as jurors to try the cause, viz Grafton
Duval, w m. Ill. Jaurney, Nelson Basil, John W.
burke, Edward Dirty, Samuel Purdy ,Jr., Brook
Need, Henry M. Leech, Charles A. Sullivan, VIM.
The jury was charged by Mr.. Green, the Clerk,
and Mr.. Revel made his opening statement of facts
to the jury, and read the different definitions of
murder as laid down in the books, and concluded
by saying that if those facts were brought out the
State would ask for verdict of guilty. Geo. H.
Kyle called to the stand to testify for the third
time in regard to the killing of his brother, and
went through the outlines heretofore published
He was unable to identify the prisoner in the riot
Dr. BaltzelPs testimony was the same as elected
in the cases of Logan and Ford, that the deceased
received two shots, either of which would have
proved fatal.--Mr. Dochterman again testified
to the crowd pursuing Adam Barley KYLE to his
twitness') house where the murder took place by
hiring one shot; the crowd who pursued Kyle was
firing pistols and crying, kill the s-n of b-h,
&C.; has known the prisoner for some years and
did not recognize him in the crowd. The defence
will endeavor to establish an aib at the time of
the riot, and when Kyle pursued to Dochter-
mans house. VIM. T. Claud for the defense.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
No pE iaa W Tern, ls6o1ANNAroLIs, Jan a.
Ann T. w ashington, Executrix of George C. Wash
ton Appeal from the Circuit Court for Montgom-
cry county. This case was submitted on a printed
argument py X. 1: Bowie for the appellants, and
argued orally by Alex. Kilgour and A. b. Hagner
LOT the appeees.-No. l43. Gustavus Jones rs
Ihomas u. Plummer. Appeal from the Circuit
court Tor Montgomery county. This case was
continued 1 NO IA. Elizabeth A. Harding Us.
the Circuit Court for Montgomery county. This
case Is to be submitted on printed argument bv
s SandaIl and Hagner for the Is
1 tb DoeketIHenry Humphrey and others Us.
t u state OF Maryland. Appeal from the Circuit
Court Tor Montgomery county, This case was sub.
mitted on printed arguments by John 7, |
Flnson Tor the appellants and W. Viers Bowie for
Sappellee;-No. las. Mary E. F. Smthers Us.
Samuel B. Wilson, Administrator and collector of
samuel owens: Appeal from the Circuit Court for |
anne Arundel county. This case was argued by |
"A. Randall for the appellant and by Oliver Miller |
ana a. b. Hagner for the appelIees
usuPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
NAsHiksToN, Jan. %, 1S61.-On motion of Hon. |
SSa epr A. Douglas, James W. Cofroth, ESQ.,, of
i'o' ma was admitted an attorney and counsel
H 1or OF TINS Court-On motion of Hon. VIM. Nc
nee Dunn, j. ID. Rowland, ESQ.,, of Indiana, was
admitted an attorney and counsellor of this Court.
Mo- 49. VIM. s. McEwen ct al, plaintiff in err
ror, rs the lessee of Charles Buckley ct al. The
argument of this cause was concluded by Mr. Heis-
keil for the plaintiffs in error.-No. 81. Charles
f. Mayer, surviving permanent trustee of John
Goodng, appellant as. Robt. Rivers executors
The argument of this cause commenced by Mr.
Mayer for the appellant.-Adjourne until to-
morrow, IL o'clock.