The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-13
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CRIMINAL CoURr.-TIop. Henry Stump, Judge
Frederick Pinckney Esq Deputy States Attorney, prose

CRIMINAL CoURr-TIop. Henry Stump, Judge
Frederick Pnckney Esq., Deputy States Attorney prose
cutting.
The following cases were disposed of on Saturday:
In the George Franklin Morine and James Con
ner, charged with aSsaung with intent kill Michael
Cole. Mr. Cowau stated the Court that when the
before Mayor refused take any bail because
it had been represented that Cole seriously hurt and
that his life was despaed Of the statement however was
Incorrect the not dangerously injured and get
ting well. Mr.. Cowan presented the affidavit of the PLY
stefan to that effect and asked the Court to fix the bail
that the raversers could be released from Jail The
Court fixed the bail at $500
In the matter of the claims of various parties for the
fund arising from the sale of Maria johnson (negress
convicted IN this court OF arson and sold into slavery by
the sheriff the court admitted the claims of the Insurance
Company ior S357C C7 and also of Maria Y. Auld for
$3.50, (she having withdrawn the claim of $500 first
presented by her counsei leaving balance of little
one hundred and fifty dollars, which will go the city
State u.s. aentine Henry charged with resisting officer
Favier in the discharge of his duty-decared guilty
and fined 81 and costs-total SI1 10.
State as Frederick smith, charged with resisting officer
Rouarke in the discharge of his duty The had
been in Jail since the Goth of November. He also
committed default payment the fine and costs for
being drunk The Court declared him guilty resisting
the officer and sentenced him be kept Jail Mon
day morning and pay fine of so cents and Total
SSH.
The of the State rs. Thomas Brown charged with
assautng his wife Margaret Brown, she appearing
prosecute, was Stetted by order of the Court
William Alexander, asked the Court to fix the
bail in the of Lucus 0'Brcn of the party ar
rested for being concerned in the shooting James
Pryor Mr. Alexander said that the Mavor had refused to
take bail because that time, it not known what
would be the result of PryorS injuries; however he
out of danger, and had recovered much as
able to be out Mr. Alexander asked the Court to fix the
bail as low possible Briens friends were not able
| to procure heavy bail.
Mr.. Pinckney stated the Court that the offence with
which oBrien charged of the highest aggra-
walton and brutality. lie hoped the Court would
duce the amount lower than what had been required in
the case of Lewis Carl which fixed at S3 600
| The Court fixed the bail at 81 800.
Mr Wilson then asked the Court to fix the bail in the
of James Haslam. who is charged with assautng
with intent to kill his wife and also for shooting man
| named EayIo had
to Kansas and Hasams wife had also left the city the
traverser had been in Jail time
| Judge Stump-''Is he in limbo now?n
Mr.. WilSon-''Yes sir, he is in lmbo.n
Judge Stump-'The Court will fix hebail at 81 900 in
| each case
Mr. Wilson-'sIf we offer the bail during the day will
! the Court permit the Clerk to take it in his Office "
Judge Stump.-"Oh yes"
Mr. Alexandcr.-"W the Court pass the same orde
! in o. Brens case"
The Court assented.
Ihe recOgnZanCcs othe following parties forfeited
| they not appearing when called
~ Thomas Calian Gold Galloway, +. Rosenthal, Hugi
Mckiniy, and Lewis France. One two assault cases
were compromised on payment of costs.
The Court then adjourned until next Saturday morn
| ing at II O'Clock.
! CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY-fIon. Wm. Gcorg
krebs, Judge. The Court engaged in the following
business Saturday:
Jacob Albert as. W J. Albert and Others Trustees un
der the will of Jacob Albert The petition flied in thi
case by Mrs. Albert, argued by Messrs. Schey an
Campbell for the petition, and Messr Nelson and Hoo
way, against the petition.
Ellen CrSa rs. George W. Crisal-Appcaton for a di
vorce riocdo mabintonji Ing, for complainant.
COURT OF COMMON fLEAs.-IIon. William l.. Marshall
Judge The following cases occupied the Court on SAT
urday:
Lewis W. Weed John W Dever. An actio
to recover money for services rendered agent Be
fore reported. Verdict for defendant.
Joseph + Dali rs. Edward Whittemore administrator
de GoHis with the will annexed OF Caleb White
more. An action to arrears of taxes paid b
plaintiff, who had purchased land the executors Sa
Verdict for plaintiff for $l34.01.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Hon. T. Collins Lee, Judge TIL
Court was engaged in equity business on Saturday.