The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-23
LAW INTELLIGENCE


CRIMINAL CouRT.-Belore Hon. Henry Stump,
Judge The following business was transacted yes
terday:
r. W. Raisin rs. The Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore. Appeal from Justice Penington.-
Judgment affirmed. Motion for a new trial argued
and overruled.
John w. Walker and Jacob Smith Us. The Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore In this case
which is an appeal from the award of the Commits
sloners Tor opening Streets of benefits in the matter
OF the condemnation and opening of Cary street-a
Judgment was previously rendered in favor of the
appellants The question as to who are to pay the
costs of the litigation argued before the Court
by e. l.. Dulany for the appellees and C. H. Pitts
for the appellants. Held under advisement.
The appeal cases for violations of city ordinances
will be taken up this morning.
The petit jury was finally discharged, and a new
jury summoned to try the appeal street cases.
The case OF the opening of Hanover street will be
taken up sn Wednesday morning.
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CIrY-Before Hon.
| VIM. George Krebs Judge The following business
was transacted Yesterday:
Henry e. Rice and others Us. Edmund j. Webb
and Alexander Barnitz. Injunction granted to re-
strain the defendants from selling, disposng of and
interfering with the property and effects mentioned
In certain deed to Barnitz for the benefit of cred
tors OF Webb, until the further order of the Court
! Mclaughlin for compliments.
John r Adams IS. David W. Moore and others.
Notion to dissolve injunction heretofore issued.
| Order OF Court passed, continuing the Injunction
until the final hearing of the argument, which was
commenced on Saturday, the further order of the
! Court Mclaughlin for complainant, c. Marshall
| for defendants.
Edward Patterson u.s. McCubbin and w life and
others. CLAIM to fund deposited in the Savings
Bank; argued by r. johnson, Jr., for complainant,
and u elliott for defendants. Not concluded.
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.-Before Hon. VIM. L.
Marshall, Judge: The following business was
! transacted yesterday:
Daniel and julius Goldenberg rs Moses Stein and
others An action to recover a sum of money alleg-
ed to be due the plaintiffs for salary clerks in the
employ ofthe defendants. Verdict for the plain
tffs for Sl27.50. r. Gilmor, Jr, for plaintiff r.
j. Barry for defendants
SUPERIOR COURT.-Before Hon. u. Collins Lee
Judge. The following business was transacted yes
| terday:
Daniel CoOnan Chrstiana Fitzpatrick An ac-
ton against an administrative. After impanneling
| jury in this case Juror was withdrawn and the
case continued. Mclaughlin for plaintiff; Daniels
for defendant.
Mary Buckley Us. Bridget Ryan, formerly Bridget
Buckley, Administrative of Timothy Ryan. Issues
from the Orphans Court. After impanneling a
jury in this case the jury discharged until this
morning Scott for plaintiff, W. p. Preston for
| defendant
William Mince as. Wilhelmina Mnce Decree
passed dlvorcing the complainant la rinculo tari-
nonr from the defendant
Assignment for to-day from 223 to 242 inclusive
DISTRICT CoURT THE UNITED STATEs-Before
Hon. VIM. Fell Giles, Judge This Court was en-
gagged yesterday in hearing the argument of coun-
| sci In the case of the Baltimore and Boston Steam
Navigation Company as The owners of the Schoon-
er W llllam Colquit-libel to recover damages sus-
tanned by collision. Argument concluded and
Tor compliments Teackle and Mortimer for respon-
! dents