The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-19
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Before Hon. Henry Stump
Judge Frederick Pinkney, Esq, Deputy States
Attorney, prosecuting The following business was
transacted on Saturday:
State Us. Patrick Fitzpatrick, charged with as
saultng and beating Lewis Belts. The traverser ad
judged guilty and fined two dollars and costs-total
SLOTS.
State Us. Lewis Belts charged with assaulting
and beating Patrick Fitzpatrick. The defendant
was adjudged not guilty.
State IS. PHILIPPE Marseau, charged with assault
ting and beating son of Mrs. Mary Wilson. The
traverSer III this case about fifty years
OF age, and the party assaulted child of eight
years. The assault was committed by the traverser
throwing brick, which struck the child in the
head and occasoned severe wound. The court
adjudged the defendant guilty, and fined him one
dollar and costs and ordered him to be imprisoned
week.
State IS. Mary Mcnamara, charged with assault
ing and beating Tracy Hugo. The defendant was
adJudged not guilty.
State Us. Patrick McCurley, charged with resist
ing police officer Abbott, whilst in the discharge of
his duty The traverser was adjudged guilty and
hned one dollar and costs-total S94l.
State rs. Elizabeth Floyd charged with assault
ing and beating Barbara Amey. The traverser was
adjudged not guilty.
State Us. Anthony Child, charged with assault
ing and beating Francis Eurod. The traverser
adludged guilty, fined fifty cents and costs and Or
dered to be imprisoned five days
state rs. Conrad Ieger, charged with assaulting
and beating his wife, Rosanna Zeigler Rosanna
husband
OF visiting woman by the name of Neighbor. She
went to the house of the to get her husband.
Mrs Neighbor struck her on the head with a porter
bottle. The court remarked that it was not a very
ne'gbory act, and asked witness if she wanted di-
vorcc. Witness replied that she did not, and the
court directed her to take her husband home and
not allow him to come into court again.
State Us. John Allen, charged with throwing
brick through window of the house of John II.
kunkel. Mr.. Pinkney stated that the traverser in
this case was constantly drunk in jail, and seem
ed to make his home in Jail. The court fined the
traverser fifty cents and costs, and ordered him to
be imprisoned ten days; and said to thedeputy war
den, "dont let him have too much to drink The
deputy replied that he didn't get ythng but wa
ter, when the court remarked she must be
treated well if he likes to get back"
Adjourned until next Saturday at II o'clock.
CIRCUIT CouRr FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Before Hon.
William Geo. Krebs, Judge. The following business
was transacted on Saturday:
William ID. Miller William Watts and Others
William +. Mayhem the surety on William d. Mil
lers bond brought into Court the sum of S2S 1876
which was ordered to be placed on deposit in the
Bank of Baltimore to the credit of the cause.
Mary Ganbatz rs. Christoph Ganbatz. Decree
passed divorcing the complainant UiRculo matri-
mont from the defendant Wolf for complainant.
CoUnT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Hon. William
L. Marshal, Judge. The following business was
transacted on Saturday:
Alexander B. Ellis u.s. VIM. T. Hall and Thomas
B. Loney, garnishees of VIM. R. Kibbay. An at
| tachment on a Judgment Verdict for the plain
tiff for $500. S. I. Wallis and E. Otis Hnkley for
plaintiff; BENZ. c. Barro and l.. +. Barry for
defendants.
CRCUTT Court THE UNITED SrATEs-Before
Hon. WIN. Fell Giles, Judge. The following bust
ness was transacted on Saturday:
John S. Wright The Sun Mutual Insurance
Company OF New York. An action to recover the
sum of $4,000 on policy of insurance. On
trial. Hon. Henry May, Robert J. Brent and
Vivian Brent, Esqrs., for the plaintiff Hon. John
Nelson, Messrs Brown and Bruno, Hon. F. B. Cut
ting and Alexander Hamilton, Jr, ESQ, of New
York, for the defendant.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-There was no business trans
acted in this Court on Saturday. Assignment for
to-day 33S to 800, inclusive