The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-18

man-the Court does this because it has a regard
| for her SEX 1850 - S
McClnskey.-"Can l speak few words your
Honor?' ' '0Ni
Court-"Yes, but it is too late to change the
sentence"
McCuskey.-'I did not know that | have not
been married. sir, for the past ten months; hired
this woman to live with me and take care of my
children"
Court.-"Weil, you and your counsel differ about
that; the Courts advice is that after you get out of
Jail, you go back to your wife and let this woman
alone"
Mr.: KRAFT, Counsel. )-"He has no wife, sir, his
wife is dead."'
McCluskey.-"My wife has been dead ten months
Court.-fI've heard that"
them
The prisoners were then conveyed to jail
The Court also ordered that the sum of 5000 be
returned to Mrs. Boyd, and that the $50 note and
other money taken from Lefeur be brought into
Court and held by the clerk for the Courts dispo-
SAL The total fine and costs in both cases amounts
to S34.7S.
The Court then adjourned untilthis morning at
10 o'clock.
CRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE C1rY.-Hon. VIM.
George hrebs, Judge. The following occupied
the Court yesterday:
Eber F. Cooke and others rs. William F. Cooke
ana Others Exceptions to ratification of trustees
SALE Under c"ria. Argued by Graft for except-
ants, and G. F. Mayer for respondents
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William l.. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied Yesterday:
Michael Ofiey rs. Henry w. Burley An ap-
peal from Justice Wheat Judgment affirmed
Daniel O,Connel Us. William Cotton. An action
to recover for injuries done a child caused by fall
ing into an open cellar way. Judgment of non
pros.
Assignment for to-day 214 to 239.
TN, SUPERIOR CouRT.-Hon. q. Collins Lee, Judge
The following occupied Yesterday:
Michael Cornell Us. J. ii. Stickney an action to
recover or services rendered in experimenting the
erection of a building Before reported jury
out.
CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTy-Tow
soMTowN, June II, lS59.-Before Hon. Judge Price
The trespass case of Richard Monroe rs Walter
l. Hale, for the recovery of certain lands in the
county was resumed and after examining several
witnesses the plaintiff and defendant offered four
prayers each. After lengthy discussion on the
admssibility of the prayers the Court granted all
the prayers of the defendant and rejected those of
the plaintiff. The case was then argued before the
jury who were instructed to return sealed verdict
Dill OF exceptions will be taken. Messrs Dula-
ney and Son for plaintiff and Cuttings and Machen
for defendant.
The case OF Nathan H. Ware Us. Administrator of
feter Parks, for the recovery of 81, 900 as board
DC, furnished the deceaseds wife and tried before
cision held in curia.
James w. Dunken, No. 236 E. Lombard street. and
george Cooper, corner High and Eastern avenue
were to-day offered as bail in the case of Jno Wal
ters, of the city, charged with an assault with
intent to Kill, and removed to this Court but Mr.
Dunken being bail in the case of G. w Bradv
charged with the murder of Hugh Morgan, and not
having sufficient property to cover both amounts of
pail the Court refused to take him, and said Cooper
would have to get another good man to 90 with
him before the party could be released which as
yet has not been done
The Court at 8 O'Clock adjourned until to-morrow
morning at the usual hour.