The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-20
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CRIMINAL COURT.-IlOn. Henry Stump, Judge Fred
erck Pckney, Esq, Deputy States Attorney, prosccu
ting The following business occupied the Court on
Saturday:
In the case of James P Wright police officer charging
F. II. b. Boyd with interfering with him the discharge
Of his duty Mr. Pnckney stated to the Court the crcum
stances connected with the affair." which were that Col
Boyd seeing the officer maltreat prisoner went before
the Marshal of Police and made complaint the consequence
that the officer suspended. Subsequently, James
p Wright before Justice Jolly and charged Mr.. Boyd
above stated when he arrested and held security
appear before Court The facts showed interference
with the officers duties the part of Mr. Boyd if the
officer aggrieyed he could appear before the Grand
Jury that the proper Thecase dismissed
Goeib Pool, charged with assautng Margaret Bowers,
compromised his by the consent of the assaulted party
on payment of 81. l6 costs.
William King and Robert Chambers, for assauting
police officer Rivers, compromised on payment Of S7l9
costs.
Monroe Orrick about IL years age charged with
asSaultng Margaret Herbert, fined 81 and COSTS
Total 50 &C.
Casper Fudman charged with assaulting Geo Collins
by striking him with club was declared not guilty.
James Nash, charged with assaulting police officer Fa
vier, fined 80 cents and costs Total $3.50
James Jones' charged with resisting officer Mpr while
in the discharge of his duty declared guilty. and
fenced to week confinement in Jail.
John Smith, charged with assaulting William Fowler
and striking him with bottle, declared guilty, and
sentenced to be imprisoned one week. and pay fine Of
81 and costs-tOtal 81 80.
Richard Pritchett charged with assaultng John Kills
sell guilty and sentenced to Jail for two days and fined
so cents with costs-tota S7.44.
George Donaldson charged with riotng and breaking
the windows of Peter Bennermans house, guilty and
Francis Minett, for assaulting Elizabeth Otto, guilty
and be confined in Jail ten days and pay
fine of So and costs-total 50 81
Mary Dorsey (negress) charged with assaulting
line Thomas ncges declared guilty and sentenced to be
imprisoned ten days and pay fine of 80 cents and costs
total 81 IS.
In the John Anderson charged with assaulting
Edward lanan the prosecutor was ordered to pay the
In the case of John Shaney tried and convicted for
mitting an assault upon John I. Crow, motion was
m for a neW he n o to en-
tertain the motion, but stated, that il trial
given and Shaney again coneicted instead of conn
ing him in Jail weeks, he would sentence him for
month, that it outrageous assault upon inof
Tending person. entirely unprovoked and the Court would
not fail to punish such proceedings Upon this inma-
on from the Court. the motion Withdrawn. Shaney
is in Jail On Friday after his conviction he escaped
from the Sherihs officers, but subsequently appeared and
surrendered himself
William Sears charged with cruelty beating his horse
released bail, andthe continued until next
Saturday
The Jury ordered the discharge from Jail of Alfred
Pumphrey, who charged with stealing a ham.
The recognizances of John Quinn was forfeited.
The Court then adjourned until IL O'Clock to-day.
DISTRICT COURT THE UNITED STATEs.-Ilon. William
Fell Giles Judge The following business occupied this
Court on Saturday:
Richard The Schooner Sally vickers, libel
to recover wages. On trial.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Ion. T. Collins Lee Judge Ernest
A. Hennig rs Edward Bowling, Hugh Brady and Thomas
Giford-a motion for trial; argued by Scott and
Malcolm for plaintiff and Brown for defendants. Held
under ciTid
Judge. The Court was engaged with the following bnsi
on Saturday:
R. A. Pennington u.s. Mary Hull-an appeal from Myers.
Judgment reversed.
Edward spedden and Emily C. spedden rs Jesse NJ
Cuson, appeal from Carl. Judgment reversed and
Judgment against Spedden for s5S. IL
Henry Osserng and Edward Erwin Margaret NJ
Guirk, an appeal from Myers. Judgment reversed.
David II. White as. Joseph Sewell, appeal from j
James Judgment reversed,
Assignment for day 10 to 10Y inclusive.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-TTon. VIM
George Krebs, Judge No business of public interest
transacted in this Court on Saturday.