The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-21
La " INTELLIGENCE.

| CRnuNAL CoURT.-TIon. Henry Stump, Judge
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney. prosecu.
ting. The Court was engaged in the following bus
iness Yesterday
Joseph Hoffman, charged with an assault and bat
terry upon R0sina LnneiZ was admitted to bail il
the sum Of $500; John Coeheip, residing on Penn
sYlyania avenue becoming his bondsman to that
amount
The cases of John Jones charged with the for
gerry of tvs cheeks on the Citizens Bank of Halti-
more, in the name of Messrs Bibb q Co, Light
street, removed affidavit to Baltimore
County Court.
John Shudel indicted for the larceny, on tho 9th
of May last, Of one silk dress, one shawl and one
sheet, the whole valued at $40. 25 and also for re-
ceivng one cloth coat, valued at 500 the property
OF Delaware G. Thomas, knowing the same to have
been stolen, was arragned and pleaded 'not guilty.
The were then removed on affidavit to Balti-
more County Court
The case Of the State against Charles Knaff. in
dicted Tor Keeping dsorderly house, was sfette,l
by order of the States Attorney.
Admiral c. Wheeler, charged with COMMITTING,
an assault upon Ledekiah Tayman, was fined $40 and
costs.
The recognizance of Daniel Chapman, charged
with committing assault with intent to kill
Thomas johnson, (negro) was forfeited
VIM. Clifford, charged with assauting and abus-
ing officer Brown was admitted to bail in the sum of
5000, Mrs. Ellen Barkman, residing at No. Is Will
low street, becoming his secul ity to that amount.
Mr.. Whitney here stated that the Grand Jury
had indicted Peter Mateer for assautfng with in
tent to kill Daniel Manes-that since then Metcer
had come to his death suddenly, the coroners
jury had found, by falling upon his own knife, he
would therefore quash the Indictment
The case of Henry Gambrill, charged with the
murder Of police officer Benton was fixed for trial
on Thursday next, the 2Sth inst
The trial of John Lennon, charged with the kill
ing OF Christian Fischer, was fixed for Tuesday the
I'd of November next.
The case of the State against Geo. Henry Lewis,
indicted in the year 1857 for committing an assault
with intent to murder his wife Mary T. Lewis was
called and the traverser appeared and stated that
he was not ready for trial, but would be ready next
week.
Mr.. Whitney asked him why he was not ready
Lewis replied that he had not his Witnesses nor
had he any lawyer.
Judge Stump.-Why didn't you get lawyer?
There are plenty Of lawyers.
Mr.. Whitney (to Lewis The case must be tried
to-day.
The traverser, subsequently, engaged Mr.. McIane
as his counsel, and the was removed on aiiida-
Wit to Baltimore County Court.
Mr.. Whitney stated to the Court that the Grand
Jury had sent recommendation to the Court in
the cases of two boys named James Cronin and
John SHREDDER, aged respectively IL and - wears
charged with the larceny of three brass weights
valued at S8, the property of Charles Strausberg,
to the effect that they be taken from the Jail and
placed in the House of Refuge. The following is
copy OF the recommendation
To me Hon. JHdye Stump, Of the baltimore Crjminai
Court:
The Grand Jury would respectfully recommend
that James Cronin and John SHREDDER, Nos l03 and
I0l Of the Jail Calendar, be removed from the Jail
and placed at the House of Refuge.
Signed VS.. II. CArHcARr, Foreman.
October 10Th, 1858.
The Court then ordered that thebovs he removed
from Baltimore city Jail and taken 10 The House of
Refuge, and there confined until they each arrive
at the age Of twcnty-onc wears
William Keenan, and Joseph Flahnrty charred
hfrtH amy, hon.