The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-18
la w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge. Milton
Whitney Esq, States Attorney, prosecuting. The fol
owing business was transacted yesterday:
State James Kelley indicted for assaultng and beat
ing Ever Oches The case tried before Court and
the traverser adjudged guilty" lie fined SO and
costs, and not being present his recognizance for
feed
State Charles Reiley, indicted for assaulting and
beating Charles Supplice The was tried before the
Court, and the traverser adjudged guilty" Fined S.
and COSTS and ordered 10 be imprisoned thirty days Not
being present, his recogniZance was forfeited.
State rs. John kinscy alias John Quincy indicted for
assaung and beating policeman Lee The tried
before the Court and the traverser adjudged guilty
Fined So and costs and ordered to be imprisoned
week Not being present. his ecognizance was forfeited
State Joseph Lee indicted for assault with intent
to XII William A. Turley The traverser arraigned
for tIia and was defended by r. A. McAster
From the evidence in this appeared that party
OF eight ten persons entered the tavern of the raverser
on Canton for the purpose of getting something
drink Their request refused by Lee and they
elected from his premises One of the party then
door of Lees house and kicked until it forced from
the hinges The traverser went to upper window and
discharged upon the crowd the charge taking effect
in the leg of Turey who not with the crowd who
to the jury without argument Jury out at the adjourn
ment of the Court with instructions to return sealed
verdict.
The States Attorney stated to the Court that he had
received communication from the Secretary of State
reference to the application for pardon in the of
Conrad Meixe convicted of the larceny of umbrella
The communication read to the Court and the
fact that memorial signed by the jury who tried the
case the States Attorney and large respectable
citizens had been received by the Governor and that
Excelency would exercise his clemency in behalf of the
prisoner as soon as the legal notice could be given.
The States Attorney suggested to the Court that the
prisoner should be discharged from custody upon his
recognizance until the order for noe lrOSeq should be
The Court replied didn't feel authorized
charge the prisoner his recognizance but would
keep him in Jail without sentence.
The States Attorney remarked that he did not and would
not make such suggestion of his accord but did
at the instance Of the Secretary of State
Mr. Leakn related to the Court that the condition of the
family of the prisoner such to move the court to
sent to the propositions his children all young
of them in very delicate health and his labor their
only support.
The Court attentive persal of the letter from
the Secretary Of State assented to the release of prs
he accordingly brought into Court dscharg
ed upon his recognzance to appear the September
term of the Court
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon. William
George Kreb Judge. The following business was trans
acted yesterday:
Samuel Ellnger and others Henry Crowl and others
Injunction restrain the defendants from selling
property conveyed by Crow to his wife, and the
deed. W P. Whyte for the complainants; J. Malcolm
for the defendants.
Agnes p Crow u.s. Samuel Ellinger and others Iniupc
tion issued to restrain the defendants from prosecuting
the foregoing suit and to reform mistake in the deed
j. Malcolm for the complainant; w. p Whyte for de-
PENDANTS.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Hon. T. Collins Lee, Judge-The
following business transacted yesterday
Charles Butler surviving partner of Nathan Rogers
rs The Independent Mutual Insurance Company An ac-
ton to of money under insurance poll
cy. Verdict TO- the plaintiff for s2,s00.52
The of Henry Fitzpatrick Charles Carroll will
be taken up for trial this morning Judge Lee having
engaged in this has selected William
Price Esq special Judge, preside the Court un
til the issue is disposed of.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. Robert n Martin,
Special Judge. The following business transacted
yesterday:
Lewis Lohrfnch John Handicapped from Justice
Hayward Judgment reversed.
Smith X. Bunting cs Timothy kelley-an appeal from
Justice Durham. Judgment ahrmed.
John s. Cuttings, garnshee of W. r. s. Cuttings rs
William r. Bishop-appea from Justice Hayward Judg-
ment affirmed terms.
Samuel III. King rs. Samuel s. Gaskns-appeal from
Justice Starr Under curid.
Seth Stone Mary A. Handicapped from Justice
Myers. Under curid.