The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-08
La W NTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Frederick Pinckney, Esq, Deputy States Attor-
ney, prosecuting. The following business was
transacted in this Court on Saturday:
State u.s. Martin Butler, charged with assaultng
William II. Brown. Declared guilty and fined 81
and costs. Total S9.6l.
State u.s. Luke Lee, charged with resisting and
assaulting officers Josh. Mitchell, Sherer and
ed for ten days and fined so cts and costs. Total
S95s.
State Us. Robert Graham, charged with going in
to the house of Matthias Angemeyer and behaving
in a dsorderly manner. Case dismissed.
Judge Stump.-Graham, | will let YOU off this
time, but if you are brought here again you will
catch it.
State Us. Adam Bruner charged with assaulting
Elizabeth Aliichs by throwing brick at her. De
cared guilty, and ordered to be imprisoned ten
days and pay fine of so cts. and costs. Total
SITS.
State US. Hugh A. Hardy, charged with resisting
officers Ruarke and Marshall while in discharge of
their duty. Declared guilty. Fined 81 and costs.
Total 50.
State Us. H. Tyler, (negro,) charged with as
saulting Hester Ann Taylor, (negress.) Not
guilty.
State Us. James Backwood. (negro,) charged
with an indecent exposure of his person upon the
street. Declared guilty. Ordered to be imprson-
ed 60 days and fined so cts. and costs. Total 81 49,
State Us. Lemuel Gates, charged with assauting
William Buttermeyer Compromised upon payment
of costs $3.50.
State u.s. John Graham, charged with beating his
wife, Ann Graham. When AIMS name was called,
she said she didn't want to prosecute John, she
would rather go to Jail herself than have him pun
ished.
Judge Stump.-Then you don't want anything to
be done with him. What did he do to you did he
beat you?
here.
Judge Stump.-Is he in Jail?
Witness.-Yes, sir, he has been in Jail two weeks,
and has to work to support me and my children.
Judge Stump.-Well, | will discharge him this
time, but if he beats you again will make you
come here and testify against him and punish
him.
Witness-(go going Yes, sir, thank your honor,
l am much beholden to your honor.
Judge Stump.-Now recollect, that's the under
standing, if he here again | will punish
him.
Witness.-Thank your honor.
State u.s. Lewis Weber, charged with assaulting
John g.. Dresser. Compromised upon payment of
costs, SS.59
The recognizances of the following parties we're
forfeited, they not appearing when called: George
Friedenwald, William Gorand, Andrew McGunni-
gan and James Balend.
The Court then adjourned until this morning at
ii o'clock.
The Grand Jury found true bills against Marion
Cropps and Peter Corrie, for the wilful and delb-
crate murder of police officer Robert NJ Rigdon, on
Friday night last.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge
Equity business occupied this Court on Satur-
day.
Assignment for to-day, 357 to $50.
CIRCUIT CouRT OF BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon. VIM.
George krebs, Judge. There business of
public interest transacted in this Court on Satur-
day.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.-Hon. Judge Giles
The Court engaged in the following case
on Saturday:
Isaiah Frost et al Us. The Frostburg Coal Com
An Ofp IN he
session of a coal mine. Before reported On trial.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William j.. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied the
Court on Saturday
Love, Martin & Co. u.s. Seden and Miller. An ac-
ton to recover for goods sold and delivered. The
defence entered set-of for loss by damage. Yer
dict for plaintiff for Sl9S.7S.
Assignment for to-day 39l to 425.