The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-19
La W NTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, judge
Frederick Pinkney, Esq, Deputy States ATTORNEY.
prosecuting.
The Court met yesterday morning for the pur-
pose of hearing the result of the States inyestiqa
tion in the application for bail in the case of
George Erwin, charged with passing forged Lottery
tickets.
Mr.. Pinkney stated to the Court that Mr.. Dor
backer had declined becoming the security as was
stated on Saturday.
Mr.. Carr said he had other parties who would
soon be in Court, whom he would offer as security
for Erwin. He would offer Mr.. Jacob Counselman
and the brother-in-law Of the traverser. He asked
the Court to indulge him for short time until he
could procure the attendance of the parties
Mr.. Snyder then asked the Court to fix the bail
In the case of Charles Reilly, who is charged with
stealing box of goods, valued at $780, from the
pavement in front of the store of Messrs. Hurst
q Co.
The Court fixed the bail in the sum of 81, ,00O--
James Reilly, Sr., (the father of the prisoner 2Ol
Saratoga street, and Hugh Quinn, Chew street.
near Eager street, becoming the bondsmen to that
amount.
The Court then took recess for one hour.
on the re-assembling of the Court, Mr.. Carr said
that the parties whom he intended to offer as secu-
rity for Erwin had not appeared. He thanked the
Court for the indulgence granted him. in endeayor-
ing tn procure bail for the release of the prisoner
Ihe Court was then adjourned until next Satur-
day morning at ii o'clock, the Judge requesting
Mr.. Plnkney not to take bail in the unless in
open Court
On Sunday night Erwin attempted to break iail,
oy cutting through the floor of the room where he
is confined: 1t is the opinion of parties connected
with the Jail, that the man is becoming insane,
caused by the knowledge of the distress of his fam
lly since his confinement. 1t was rumored yester-
day about the Courthouse, that in case Erwin was
released on ball. certain parties in the employ of the
Lottery men in Baltimore, intended to have him
arrested, as being fugitive from justice from the
state OF fennsylvania, on the charge of stealing
lottery tickets from the law officers there, and that
ne would be again 1ncarcerated. Mr.. Pinkney
however, intimated, that in such an event he would
interfere and prevent any such proceeding Erwin
yet remains in jail not being able to procure bonds
men.
CRcUrr CoURr FOR BALTIMORE C1rY.--Hon.
WIN Mm' George krebs, Judge. The following occu-
pied the Court yesterday:
Sarah Welsh Us. William o. Welsh. Bill to recov-
er the amount of the legacy of Sarah Welsh, with
interest, under the will Of Adam Welsh, deceased.
Argued a q Dy Iheo. r. Horwtz for the complainant,
f. u. kilbourn for the defendant.
m SUPERIOR CoUR T.-Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge
The following occupied the Court yeterday:
Hall Loney ps. Prestiss, Judgment by default.
VIM. Holland vs. Henry Lucas, Garnisbee of The-
ophilus NJ. Conradt. Condemn under the rule.
Same Richard Gibney, Garnishee of same
Condemn under the rule.
Same Albert Holland, Garnishee of same.
Condemn under the rule
Assignment for to-day 8Sl to 9O8
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon VIM, L. Mar
shall Judge. The following occupied the Court yes.
terday:
Lewis Gilbert William Ortwine, Garnishee
OF Jacob Kridler. An attachment on warrant
verdict for plaintiff for $l6s on first issue and
for Sl20 on the second issue
george W. Gray as. Edward Walsh An action
to recover for aebarres, alleged not to have been
returned to plaintiff by defendant. Verdict for de-
fendant.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr.-Hon. Roger B.
Taney. Chief Justice, and Hon. VIM. Fell Giles
The following occupied the Court yesterday:
Charles Bayne rs. Robert F. Morris. An action
on covenant On trial. Dobbin and Brent for
plaintiff Wallis, Thomas, and Charles Marshall
for defendant