The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-29

had been arrested; had followed the sea since
1888, when he shipped in the q. s. service The
Court directed the plea to be stricken out and said
the man could have the benefit of a trial.-Wil-
liam Sterling, indicted for stealing one vest worth
50, from John Anderson, Jr.; one black coat valued
at Sl5, from Thomas Carr; and one white shirt.
all the charges. Not sentenced.-Margare
Carroll, charged with stealing clotbinp
from Mary Wyman, pleaded not guilty.
Fan Fanny Halbpt indicted for the larceny, the
box worth so cents, belonging to Frederick Filey,
pleaded not guilty.-Charles Long and Lain
Coster (youths) jointly indicted for stealing thr
Gustav Landsburg, each pleaded not guilt.
John wood Ia boy), indicted for stealing one
horse blanket, valued at $3.50, the propertv Of
George Ia. Hoffman, pleaded not guilty. The
above larceny cases were fixed for trial IN Thu
day.-Ihe postponed cases docket was then called
some cases were setted, postponed and several
hXed Tor trial at an early day.-When the casa
OF stephen Jury, indicted for murder, was called,
Moses Englehart, Esq, his counsel in repIy to tbe
Judge, SAID be desired to try the case before the
Court. The Judge remarked that it would have To
0e postponed, then, until the end of the term
Counsel replied, that in that case he would take
jury trlai.-Ihe case of Elijah alias Bony Lee
VIII be disposed of to-day. Counsel for the State
VIII concede the point raised by the petitioner
VIZ that be is entitled to his discharge on account
OF detective comnitments.-Aftert the return Of
the Grand Jury at | o'clock, the Court adjourned
until this morning at 10 o'clock.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARsH,LL.
I'D. Jones u.s. John Anderson. Appeal from Bat
tee. Judgment reversed. john A. Tambleton
gf@l, Us, George Stewart Appeal from Hayward
Jones. Appeal from Myers Judgment affirmed
Louis Lohrfnk Us. Jacob Fifer Appeal from
held. Judgment reversed, and Judgment for an
peilant for SIS and costs.-Assgnmen 80 to l3O
1ohn SUPERIOR y ToR coUEr-JuDGE MARTIN.
mlSSeQ.-Jame5 II. PurVis 7,S d md
man. Judgment. William S. Appleton, &C.. rs.
joseph c. Wilson. Judgment. -Henry Wre-
gand rs. B. & o. R. Co. Setted.-John II. Tho
mas u.s. VIM. Edwards. Non proS--Same u.s.
Arthur Walters. Non pros.-Same u.s. The MAY
or and City Council. Non pros-Assignment
to-day, Asst to 534.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE GILES.
Jesse L.. Collins and others rs. Frederick Schu-
nacher. Action to recover on promissOry notes
Judgment for So, 1867, with interest from 28th
January, 1851, and costs.---Chas. W. James as.
same: o ACTION on promissory notes. Judgment
| 1861, and costs.
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JuDGE KREBs
.Tonge ct al. Us. Grafton ct al. Before reported
Argument concluded. Under curia.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY C0URT-JUDaE BREWER
CONVICTION OF jos. H. EDWARDS OF MANsLAUGRTER
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. %, ls6l.-James Revell, ESQ.,,
Attorney Al for the State, prosecuting, assisted by
VIM. II. G. Dorsey, Esq 1.-The jury in the case
of the State Us. Joseph II. Edwards, indicted, to.
| Se.hei Will James Logan, Fora, Adams, Davidson
and others, for the wilful murder of A. Barley
Kyle, alleged to have been committed at the ff
teenth ward polls, in Baltimore, on the I'd of No
vember, 1859, by shooting, and before reported
and not guilty of MURDER The jury was ou
twenty-three hours, and came in Court at 10 O'Clock
on Saturday night-A motion was filed praying
a new trial.-The case of John b. Davidson, fol-
the murder of A. Barley Kyle, was called th
morning, but owing to the absence of the talesmer
summoned by the Sheriff on Saturday, the Cour
took recess until two O'clock when the boat from
West river arrived, and the counsel proceeded tt
swear jury to try the cause Charles L. Kraft
and James S. Franklin, Esqs., appear for the &C
| cused.