The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-19
la W NTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CouRT.-Hon Henry Stump, Judge Milton
Whitney, Esq, States Attorney prosecuting. The fol
lowing business was transacted yesterday
The jury in the of The State Joseph Lee in
dicted for assault with intent to kill William A. Turley
returned a verdict of guilty The counsel for the de
fendant filed motion for trial. r. A. McAnister
the defendant
Philip Crowley, convicted of setting fire to a building
used as clay mill the property of George Kepner was
placed ut the bar for sentence The Court read the ps
oner the law under which he had been convicted, and
spoke of the crime heinOus character In
cretion of the Court he liable to be hung, but
Court would not nhict this punishment upon him any
had suffered death in consequence ofthe fire he would
certainly order him to be hung The Court would
the circumstances sentence him to the penitenary for
term Of six years. and hoped he would reflect upon his
duct and become better man.
In the of John McDevt, convicted of setting
to an untenaned dwelling house, the property of Mary
Ann Langford, in which motion has been filed for
trial the deposition of James Clifford read the depo-
nent AYERS that he possessed of information of char
acter that will acquit the the offence alleged
to have been committed by him. In consequence of the
absence of Mr. Preston the matter postponed.
William Menawker, colored, convicted of the larceny of
four silk shirts, the property Of 5. f. Wiley Brother.
was sentenced to be sold out Of the State for
four years.
Samuel Golden, coored convicted for burglarously
tering the dwelling house of Dr. Alexander G. Robinson
prisoner having made assault intent to kill
another coored man since his confinement in jail subse-
quent to the trial. he rcmanded prison the
matter of this last offence shall have been disposed Of
In the matter of Henry s. Bevans, the blind con-
victed of assault with intent to kill police officer Muir
D. ID. Gill; who defended the prisoner Court
communication from the Secretary of State which stated
the fact that the Governor had declined order n0le
prOSeqUi to be entered in the case.
Ellen Sey colored, convicted of the larceny of five
law books the property of D. c. H. Emory
to be sold out of the State for term Of four years
State George Connor indicted for bastardy. The
traverser adjudged auty and ordered give bond
for the maintenance Of the offspring
State John McKale indicted for keeping disorderly
house. The traverser adjudged "guity" and fined
ten dollars and costs f. b. Graft for the traverser.
The cases for selling liquor without license set
down for trial on Monday next.
Four against Elisha, alias Bony Lee, for rioting
and assault and battery fixed for trial Tuesday
next
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon Robert n Martin
Special Judge. The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Matthew J. Fardy and others John Blades-appeal
from Justice McAllister. Judgment reversed
Henry Bauer Benjamin Spandaner-appeal from Jus
tice Alexander. Judgment reversed
William Bosey and others Philip Handicapped
from Justice Hayward Judgment reversed and judgment
for appellant for $99.1S.
Jesse Robinson Joseph Brown, agent-appeal from
Justice Ijams Judgment affirmed.
Levi p Griffith James Boyle-appeal from Justice
Myers Under cuTid.
George Hoffman and others rs Thomas Lnehart-appea
from Justice Wheat Judgment reversed.
Assignment for day from l9S to the end of the appeal
docket.
SUPERIOR CoURT-There was no business transacted in
this Court yesterday. William Price Esq, who ap-
pointed special Judge try the of Henry Fitzpatrick
rs Charles Carroll is absent from the city and the case
VIII not be disposed of until his return
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon. William
George Krebs Judge The following business was trans
acted yesterday
Ellen Mary Eckhardt rs Henry Eckhardt Petition
filed for divorce rincao nidtmoRii j. NJ Jones for pe
ttiOner
before reported. Argument concluded and held unde
cria Whyte for eompainants; Malcolm for defendants
Agnes 7. Crowl rs. Samuel Ellinger-belore reDored
Argument concluded held under c,,r;, N,lcalIr, Co
complainant Whyte for defendants