WASHINGTON, December, ls44.

Baltimore Ciiy Court In this court, yester
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Baltimore City Court. In this court, yester-
day, Judges Brice, Nesbit and Worthington,
presdng,5 an effort was made to procure a
Jury in the case of George Freeberger; but
owing to the fact of the testimony in the case
of the three others who had been tried and
found guilty of the murder to which he is al
legged to have been party, having been pub
lished and the further fact that the trayerser
had been tried, and after the jury had debera-
ted upon his case some fifty hours, were una
BILE to come to decision, and were finally dis
charged it was deemed very doubtful whether
a jury, composed of persons who had not made
up their minds or expressed an opinion in re-
ference to the guilt or innocence of the ira
verser, could be procured, and his case was
postponed until the next regular February
term of the Court. He entered security for
his appearance, and was discharged.


The case of John Price, indicted for assault
ING with intent to kill, &C.; of Thomas Mofitt,
for passing counterfeit money; of Henry South
mead, alias II. B. Hatch, Oh. Fusty, J.Wilson
&c.,, for stealing horse and sleigh; of Wm
Dryer for passing counterfeit money--were
seyerally laid over till the next term of Court