The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-10
La w NTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CouRT-Henry Stump, Judge. Frederick
Pinkney, ESQ.,, Deputy States ttorney prosecuting
The following business was transacted on Saturday:
The recognzances of the following persons were forfeit
ed, all charged with assaults and batteries Noble Ander-
son, Alfred McCluskey. Elizabeth Chew John c. Lewis
Stephen Jury, James Dowd Geo Reynolds Adam Int
Isaac Jones, Adolphus Devering, and Minto Matesto
State u.s. Francis Levancey, charged with assaulting
Martin Smiser. Levancey and Smiser giders by
trade, and dispute between them in the shop
they were working when Levancy caught Smiser by the
SILT.
State u.s. Edward Knight, charged with assauting Off
Morris 1t was in evidence that Morris arrested
knight the charge theft when the latter resisted
him. attempted to choke him, and kicked him eral
times Sentenced to two weeks imprisonment and fined
SO cents and costs-S779
State u.s. George Dobbn negro, charged with assautng
and beating Mimic Curtis negress Mimic testified that
George came to her house on Christmas day. with
other negro men, and when the rest lett George deter
mined to remain. She attempted to put him out when
he struck her several blows in the face
Judge Stump.-Have you got husband?
Witness.-Yes, sir.
Sentenced to one weeks IMPRISONMENT and fined 5O
cents and costs-S774
State u.s. Manda White, charged with striking Lucinda
Gibson Lucinda testified that on Christmas day Malinda
made an attack on her. without provocation and that
erwards when she sent of her chdIeu an
Manda caught the child the street, took some money
from her and whipped her
Judge Stump-Why had she such spite against you9
Witness.-She said took her man.
Judge Stump.-She said you took her manp
Witness.-Yes, sir, but know more about her man
nor born days.
Judge stump.-oh, expect she was drunk
Sentenced to ten days imprisonment fined SO cents
and costs-$7.74
John Zeigers recognzance forfeited and the Court
at the instance of the States Attorney imposed fine on
him of s25.
In the of Philip Roths, charged with receiving sto-
len goods, Judge Stump fixed his bail at 81 O0O
The cases of VIM. Derchell rs. John Foley and John
Foley Us. VIM Dorchell assault and battery were com
promised by each party paying his costs-S6 TO- in
each case. W.
The Court adjourned until Monday morning when the
regular January term commences.
COURT oP COMMON PLEAs.-Judge Marshall No bust
ness was transacted by this tribunal on Saturday
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Before Judge Lee The only bust
ness transacted Saturday the signing orders by
the Judge and equity matters of no public
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED SrATEs-FRIDAY Jan
2, 1S59.-Hon. VIM. W Kngsbury, of Dacotah and Hon.
A j. Edgerton, of Minnesota admitted attor news
and counsellors of this court.
No. ESQ Robert Ranney et al, plaintiffs in error u.s.
John W. Bacon. In to the circuit court of the
United States for the northern district of Illinois On
motion of Mr.. Walter S. Cox counsel for the defend
ants in error the docketed and dismissed with
costs.
No. 35. The United States, appellants rs John SUIT
ter. The argument of this concluded by Mr.
Attorney General Black for the appellants
No. 36. McKinay, Garriock Co, appellants Us VIM
Morrish, master and claimant of the ship Pons Aelii
Lord or the by Mr. Brent for the
appellee.
Adjourned until Monday at II O'Clock.