The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-24

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Before Hon. Henry Stump,
terday:
In the case of John W. Walker and Jacob Smith.
os The Mayor and City Council of Batimore-an ac-
tlon to determine who are to pay costs in appeals
| from the award of the Commissioners for opepino
streets, IN case OF reversal of the award-the Court
reiterated the judgment given in the case of the
opening OF Chester street, that 'the Register is re-
CURED to add such per centum to the amount of ben
ehts found by the jury will cover the amount of
| costs accrued upon the appeal"
| Samuel Wilhelm u.s. The Mayor and CITY Council
of Baltimore. This is an appeal from the Judo
ment OF Justice Lawder who fined the appellant So
and costs for violating the ordinance prohibiting
the Keeping OF hogs within the limits of the CITY,
III appears IRON the facts of the case that the sites
IN which the swine were kept were erected near the
former site of the cattle scales and were excented
under the provisions of the ordinance. After the
scales were removed, the appellant continued to use
them as heretofore, and being fined for so donp
brought this action to test the validity of the law
IN its application towards him. The Court reversed
the judgment of the Justice of the peace and bv
agreement OF counsel, reversed the judgment of
thirteen other cases of a similar character Presst-
man and Renshaw, for appellant; G. l.. Dulany, for
appellee.
The matter of the condemnation and opening of
hanover street-an appeal from the award of the
Commissioners for opening Streets-wil be taken
up this morning. Sheriff Dreamer has summoned
the following gentlemen as the jury of nquistion in
Dreamer.
David Il: Thomas. ST., William Shatfer, Enoch
Miller, Charles West. Sylvester Clifford. Samuel
Burnett, Christopher Raborg, Henry Staylor, VIM.
N. Starr, John Hilbert, Isaac Mathews, James NJ.
Baker, Edward e. Starr, Robert Hooper, William
Armstrong, Samuel G. Miles, Edward V Ward.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Before Hon. H. Collins Lee
Judge. The following business was transacted in
this Court yesterday:
Mary Buckley IS. Bridget Ryan, formerly Bird
get Buckley, Administrative of Timothy Buckley
issues from the Orphans Court. First-to ascer-
tain whether Mary, Catharine, Ellen and Patrick
Buckley were legitimate children of Timothy Buck
ley, husband of Bridget Buckley, who subsequently,
lntermarried with Patrick Ryan. Second-whether
the defendant as administrators of Timothy Buck
ley, made lawful effort to collect the debts of the
estate, or whether by neglect she caused loss and
rendered herself liable therefor. Thrd-whether
the defendant charged herself with all interest re-
ceIved from A. j. Harker, on the mortgage debt in
the inventory and account of said ADMINISTRATIVE
Verdict for the plaintiff on the first ISSUE and for
the defendant on the second and third issues n p
Scott for plaintiff; W. p. Preston for defendant.
James F. Purvis and others u.s. Abraham Fried
enrich. An action to recover the sum of $500 paid
IN error-S623.75 having been paid instead of
Schley and Fisher for the PLAINTIFF Mclaughlin for
the defendant
Assignment for to-day from 223 to 242 inclusive.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Hon. William
L. Marshall Judge-The following business was
transacted yesterday:
Moses II. Ogden Us. Adrean Co. An action to
recover for goods sold and delivered Verdict for
the plaintiff for Sls3.50. Atkinson for plaintiff: ]
ii. Thomas for defendant.
DISTRICT CoURT OF THE UNITED SrArEs-Before
Hon. VIM. Fell Giles, Judge. The following bust |
ness was transacted in this Court Yesterday:
Baltimore and Boston Steam Navigation Com |
pany Us. The owners of the schooner William Col |
quit, and the owners of the schooner William Col
quit rs The owners of the steamer City of Norfolk
Cross libels to damages sustained BY col
lision. DEGREES were passed Diminishing both libes.
each party to pay their own costs. Wallis and |
Mathews, counsel for the Steam Navigation Compa-
ny; and Teackle and Mortimer counsel for the
schooner William Colqut.
The petit jury was finally discharged.
- CIRcUT Court FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Before Hon.
VIM. George Krebs, Judge. There was no business
day