The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24
La " NTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Milton Viii tncy, Esq, States Attorney, prosccut-
ing. The Court was engaged in the following
cases yesterday:
State rs. Charles Bothman, indicted for selling
liquor on Sunday. A plea of guilty was entered
by his counsel, and the traverser was fined $50 and
costs. Barry for the defence.
Henry Thompson, indicted for the larceny, on the
9th of September, of money and articles of cloth
ing, the property of Lawson Sadtler, arraigned
and plead ''not guilty"
George Mcguire indicted for the larceny, on the
the 9th September, of certain articles of clothing,
the property of Baldwin Foster, was arraigned and
plead mot guilty."
Eliza Ann Curtis, negress, indicted for the larce-
ny on the jls July Of lot Of carpenters tools, the
property of Benz. ii. Harrison, was arraigncd and
plead not guilty.
John Fountain, negro indicted with Joseph VIII
son. for the larceny, on the 4th of September, of
4S pounds of rope and one hedge anchor, the prop
erty of Thomas W. Jones, was arraigned and plead
''nOt guilty"
John Jones indicted for forging two checks o onthe
Citizens Bank of Baltimore in the name of Bibb &
Co.. dated the 9th of July, for S224 81 and the
other dated the 18th of August for S35G5I cts,
was arraigned and plead 'not guilty" Application
was made to the Court to name the amount of bail
required, which was fixed at 500 in each case.
John Shaded, indicted for the larceny, on the
30th August last, OF oae pair pantaloons the prop
erty OF Francis Shipley, was arraigned and plead
'not guilty."
Richard Fortie negro, indicted for the larceny.
on the Nth September, of check on the Citizens
Bank, for the of S475, from the store of Andrew
Wma2p Wm2pr Sep %af 2prE2iEGesdu uaRa Ra pGPA pP @ qItEn Til the
goth August, of one trunk, silk cloak, two silk
dresses and other articles, the property of Benz.
Ettinger, was arraigned and plead guilty The
Court sentenced him to be confined in the Peniten-
tiary for the term of two years and seven months.
Joseph liinkleman, indicted for the larceny,
the 18th August, ola pocket book containing money
and breastpin, the property of Mary Thompson;
arraigned and plead mot guilty"
Charles Vallee, charged with riotng, ad-
mitted to bail in the sum of $500. Lewis Hill be-
coming his security.
with intent to kill Thomas King. His recognizance
was forfeited but the Court stated stated that if he
was brought in for trial before the 4th of October
the forfeiture would be stricken out. Thomas ID.
Sultzcr, is his security in the sum of 81 900.
In another case against Kirby, charged with riot
ing, his recOgniZances were forfeited. Richard
Pryor and George Cook are securities in this
case.
State rs. Peter Meteer, indicted for an assault
with intent to kill Thomas King Recognizances
forfeited If brought in before the 4th of October,
forfeiture to be stricken out.
The cases of George Coulson, David Houck and
Richard Harris, charged with shooting John Roche,
will be taken up on Monday
The Court adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock
CoURr OF CoMMoN PLEAs.-Eon. William l.; Mar
shall, Judge. The Court was engaged in the fol-
lowing cases yesterday:
Wroth 4 McCreery Us. J. Kemp Wysham. Ap--
peal from Justice Owings. Judgment reversed and
Judgment for appellee for $40 and costs:
James Mallon u.s.. George Hanan; Appeal from
Justice Myers. Judgment reversed and Judgment
for appellee for s. and costs.
Nathaniel Watts Us. John Linker Appeal from
justice Carl. Judgment affirmed
Patrick Magill Us. Joseph Boon. Appeal from
Justice Magee. Judgment affirmed.
Eugene NJ. Cofield rs. George W. Sanders Ap-
peal from Justice Showacrc. Judgment affirmed.
Assignment for to-day 40 to 1871.
CmcUIr Court FOR BALTIMORE CrTY-Hon. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge The court was engaged in
the following cases yesterday:
Thomas Fowler Samuel Brown, and John
0rem, Sheriff of Howard county. Hnbcas corpus to
produce the body of Edward Brown, a convict, or
dered by the City Court of Baltimore in lS4S to be
bound to the defendant, Samuel Brown, for term
of years, which expired in 1854, and which the
Orphans Court Of Howard County had, without
jurisdiction, it was alleged, undertaken to eX-
tend six wears longer Argued by Mr.. Donaldson
and Mr.. Machen for the petitioner, and Mr.. Il. j.
Brent for the defendants. Held under curia.
DISTRICT CoURT OF THE UNITED STATEs.-IIon.
William Fell Giles, Judge. The Court en-
gagged yesterday in the following business.
Robert Mitchell Us. Joseph Hankey James Muir
ray and Henry K. Hazlehurst Before reported.
Libel dismissed against Murray Hazlehurst,
and decree entered against Joseph llankey for S445
and costs.
In the case of the United States u.s. George H.
Hickman, charged with committing frauds in land
warrants, a motion was filed on Wednesday by his
COUNSEL C. j. NJ. Gwinn, Esq, to quash the ndict
ment on the ground of want of jurisdiction in this
Court. The motion was argued Yesterday by Will
liam Meade Addison, Esq, U. 5. District Attorney,
and S. Murray, Esq, on the part of the Govern
ment, and c. j. NJ Gwinn, Esq, for the prisoner.
Not concluded at the adjournment of the Court.
SUPERIOR CoUGT-Hon. Il. Collins Lee, Judge
In the cass of James D. Roman and others Geo.
L. kroh action of replevn, the Jury were una
BILE to agree and were discharged.
State, use of fMerryman rs. Northern Central Rail
way Company. An action to recover damages for
injuries sustained by the plaintiff, Mrs. Ellen Merry
man and her children, the husband having been in
jured on the road to such degree, that death en-
sued shortly after. Verdict for plaintiff for 81 800
Kilbourn & Nelson for plaintiff; Campbell for de-
PENDANTS.
Hamilton, Easter Co.. Us. William Hodge. Ac-
tion on an open account. InquistiOn for plaintiff
for S79S.S7. j. Malcolm for plaintiff.
Assignment for to-day, 3l9 to $40.