The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-29
Ia W INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CouRT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge J.
Douglas Hambleton, ESQ., prosecuting for the State. The
following business occupied the Court on Saturday:
State u.s. James Watts, charged with assautng his
wife, Mary Watts The wife not appearing to testify
against James the Court discharged him.
State Us. John Warwick, charged with assautng his
wife, Margaret Warwick. When Margaret came upon the
stand, she said she didn't know what to to-
Judge Stump-'We say what he done to you Did he
strike you!''
me-
Judge stump.-"Well, what did you put him in Jail
for?n
Witness-ssI didn't put him in ail: the old man was a
little tight and tried to break open my trunk when
spoke to him; he then grabbed by the throat; ho
Tered murder just to Sear him like and the police
in and took us to the watch house, but fl die for it he
never struck me-"
Judge Stump" Well I'll discharge him this time and
if he touches you again, you better leave him and I'll
put him in jail
State rs Henry Christ charged with assautng Catha-
rne Shone Declared guilty The traverser had been in
Judge Stump-'Keeph him in Jail tillMonday morning,
Mr.. Warden turn him out then early; in time to go
work; turn him out at cock crow time"
The following continued until next satur
F. Rosenthal, charged with assaulting Arena Steger
Lewis Frank, for assauting George Jefferson.
Hugh McKinly, charged with exposing his person.
William Reybold, charged with drawing pis tol on
officer Abbott.
Frederick Smith. for resisting officer Ruarke
James Mccormick, for assaulting unknown.
Bernard Owen, for assaulting Owen Cassiday.
The Court adjourned till next Saturday morning at IL
o'clock.
CIRCUIT Court BALTIMORE CIrr.-Hon Vim. George
Krebs, Judge The Court was occupied on the following
Saturday:
Dewitt C. Israel as Maria Estelle Israel Petition fled
for divorce UiHcuo nGtrimonii by complainant from
Defendant. + GilmOur, Jr for Petitioner.
Margaret Ann johnson, u.s. Richard d. Fenby ct al,
Executors Construction ofthe will of James Johnson
deceased heretofore reported Opinion of Court deliver
ed. The Court decided that the two children of James
Johnson, named in the will took absolute and
equal under the terms of the will with executory
devse over and that the will did not create
mainders between them.
T.. Scott, for complainant. Wallis and Thomas for
defendants.
COURT o. COMMON rLEAs-Hon William l.. Marshall
Judge. The Court engaged in the following
on Saturday:
John Hnsey rs. Hugh Humphreys. An action to re-
the amount of wager upon horse The de-
fendant being stakeholder, and the plaintiff contending
that the not fair Verdict for plaintiff for
$500.
Assignment for to-day 81 to 1872
SUPERIOR CoURT-IIon. T. Collins Lee, Judge. The
Court engaged in the following Saturday:
Elizabeth Pouder John D. Pouder Petition for di
UiRculO nldtrimOnii. Not concluded Wallis and
Hayden for complainant; Nelson and Maulsly for de
fendant
Assignment for to-day $40 to 397.
UNIT STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-The Hon. Judge Giles
The Court engaged i'll the following business Sat
urday:
David and Joseph Gamble rs. John Thompson Mason.
Before reported. Verdic for plaintiffs for Sl93 S. Camp
bell X Carter for plaintiffs. VIM. Meade Addison for de-
fendant.
Same Verdict for plaintiffs for S1S111
Same same. Verdict for plaintiffs for S342G5.
Same Us. same. Verdict for plaintiffs for S1S1.09.