The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-21
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

CRIMINAL TERM-TAPLEY,J j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-The Court came in at O'Clock
P. NJ, and the Juries were formed as follows:
First Ju,y.-Walter Coolidge, Foreman
Lorenzo Towle, Westbrook; Ebenezer Burton,
Casco !; Nathaniel Bennett, New Gloucester:
Charles Collins, Cape Elizabeth; Edwin Dow,
Major Pickett, Portland; Wilson Dow, Stand
ish; e. ii. Dillingham;. Freeport; Jason Han
son, WinAham; Reuben Hobbs, Harrison;
Charles Horton, Gorham.
Second eJury.-John +. Leavitt, Foreman;
Joseph A Means, Portland; David Lawrence,
Gray; Ammi Loring, North Yarmouth; An
drew j. Morrell, Windham; Albert L. Mitch
ell, Pownal; Cyrus F. Moulton. Scarboro'; ;
Samuel L. Mason, Raymond; Harvey S. Otis,
brunswick; Benz. r. Sturgiss, Gotham; John
A. Strout, Cape Elizabeth; Jeremiah Talbot
Freeport.
The following arraignments took place, and
the prisoners pleaded as stated: f. ~ u
Thomas Hunt. Attempt to rob. Plea not
guilty. e'2' =. '-a3'l --t &. ~. '''a.'l'7l
Joseph E. Russell. Larceny from the per-
son. Plea not guilty. ~ EsEss2
ing and entering the shop of w. F. Hill in the
night time, Plea not guilty. y. oil 4
Joshua E. jerks. Keeping house of i'll
fame. Plea not guilty. 80 y q ~
John Robb. -Four indictments for breaking
and entering. To all of which the prisoner
pleaded not guilty. y. ''
Catherine Twahig. Larceny of clothing
Plea guilty.
Isaac W. Bowen. Stealing horse in Var
mouth belonging to DIR. Burbank. Plea not
guilty. D y g-t&'St sN1 ss4OJ
George R. Ray Stealing the horse of Mr..
Seth Hilborn. Plea not guilty. 1---irp Ia{T
VIM. W. Edge. Larceny OF an overcoat from
Mr.. Boothby, on Temple street, in this city.
Plea guilty. -z., .--...-..... ....,..''.
James Devine Larceny. Refusing to plead
the Court entered plea of not guilty. s.1,a
John Green. Breaking and entering. Plea
not guilty. II -.....,-O ..-
John Cheney. Attempt to commit rape.
Plea not guilty. -..---- .
John Murphy. An old case of robbery
Plea not guilty.
Solomon Elder. Nuisance. Plea not gull
ty. 10 sl.r q. l9 o. --- -ali.'z Fl -o.,...o
Same. Common seller. Plea not guilty.
In the twolatter cases U. S. Deputy Mar
shall Quinby appeared with writ OF habeas
corpus cum causa to take the prisoner and re-
move the cases to the United States Circuit
Court. He presented the writ to the Clerk,
and the Clerk handed it to the Judge, who re-
marked that there was nothing in it directed
to him or for him to obey. As the U. s. Off
Ger did not take possession Of the prisoner the
Court remanded Elder into the custody of the
Sheriff. n --.- ---...-,g FRO .-...,.,... y
Catherine Twahig, having pleaded guilty to
larceny of clothing, the County Attorney, Mr..
Webb, moved for sentence. Mr.. Drummond
appeared as her counsel, and reminded the
Court that the prisoner had already suffered
an imprisonment of nearly four months. The
Court sentenced her to 60 days in the County
jail. '''-
The first case taken up for trial was that of
Jacob Lewis, William johnson and Isaac
Brown, for breaking and entering the shop Of
Mr., Babb and stealing large quantity of goods.
The case was tried at the last term but the
jury failed to agree. - -' '-o ---
Mr.. Webb, County Attorney, appears for the
State, and Messrs.J a. Drummond and S. l..
Carleton for the prisoners. The trial will oc-
cupy at least all of to-day. ''a-