The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-27

mond, merits the special commentator of the Com
mittee.
The report of Mr. Alfred D. Evans, Warden you will
find annexed.
Lsigned by Committee of seven Of the Grand Jurors
Nov. ed 1858:
Whites. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..............25
hIacAs''''' ......'......'.......-.it
Total number of prisoners ....................423
FEMALES
W mites Observation-Disclosures. ............ 1
The Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning
During the September term of the Court just closed the
following cases have been disposed of:
Assaults 1874, asaulting and resisting officers 25 ha
beas corpus l, insulting females l. keeping gambling
house l. otng is, indecent exposure assaultng wives
TO- assaults with intent to murder t. bastady 2 larceny
&c lunatcs and paupes false pretences keeping dis
orderly houses Sc ling liquor ON Sunday l. attempt
commit rape cruelty TO horse l, 2, murder a.
breaking windows and stonng houses s. rogue and vaga
bond l. robbery L. disturbing public worship l. selling
liquor and goods without license 47-tota $50
OF above seventeen parties sent to the
penitentiary aggregate imprisonment of fifty
years and five months-he shortest term being eighteen
months and the longest five years and seven months
Three negroes ordered to be sold of the State
life Three boys were sent to the house of refuge
for seven eight and ten respectively Three parties
sentenced to be hung for murder, and one insane
woman sent to the hospital.
During the term there have been los cases removed
Baltimore county SO persons discharged Jail by
Grand Jury, no bills being found and 474 indictments
found by the Grand Jury OF the removed to the
county five for murder. Nine murder cases are
| thus disposed Of leaving two yet untried
embrace
disposed of without trial. in the Clerks Office and
Sherihs Office by compromise, on payment of nominal
! fine and costs.
J SUPERIOR CoURT.-IIon. T. Collins Lee, Judge The
Court engaged in the following business yesterday
Andrew j. Gallagher rs. c. Burford An inquisition
| of damages for plaintiff for S72l3O.
William Lowe Us. The Mayor and City Council of Balt
more. Before reported. Verdict for defendant
Assignment for Monday 376 to S97.
CIRCUIT Court OF BALTIMORE CITY--Hon VIM George
! Krebs. Judge The Court was occupied the following
case yesterday:
Susannah Upton James R. Partridge ct al Motion
to dissolve the injunction heretofore issued to restrain de
PENDANTS from selling certain property Hartford
Argued by Schley and Reynolds for complainant ant
Partridge and II. L. Bond for defendants Held undei
cuTid.
| UNIT D STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-The Hon Judge Giles
The Court was engaged in the following business yestcr
! day:
David Joseph Gamble as John Thomson Mason
On trial Campbell Carter for plaintiffs. VIM Mead,
Addison for defendant.
| In the CIRCUIT COURT THE UNITED STATES before
| Chief Justice fancy. Azniralty Appeals.
White and Others Us. the Kate Hooper and owners
Cross Appeals Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion
of the Court reversing the decree of the District Cour
and awarding to the belants $40 each additional com
pensaton instead Of $780, decreed by the District Court
Rsverdy johnson and Addison for the beants. Walli
for the ship and owners.
This being the last the Appeal docket the Chic
Justice returns to Washington to await the opening
Supreme Court on the first Monday in December TIL
docket OF the supreme Court is said be heavy notwth
standing the rigid enforcement of the rules by which
Court prevents the accumulation of old cases.
COURT OF COMMON fLEAS.-Hon. William l.. Marshall
Judge. The Court engaged in the following case
yesterday:
John Hnsey Hugh Humphreys. An action to re
PENDANT being stakeholder, and the plaintiff contendin
that the not a fair On trial