The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-30
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CRIMINAL COURT-Junap Roxn

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.
George Clautce and others as. The Mayor an,
City Council of Baltimore An appeal from tn,
awaSd of the Commissioners for opening streets, il
the matter of the opening ofTelegraph street; be
fore reported. This case occupied the whole day
The Court meets at 10 o'clock this morning to dis
pose OF the usual assault and battery cases.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
Inc Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. Us. Thomp
son 50 ana oudesluys garnishees. Before Reported
perdlet ,1c tor plaintiff for So, ,366 .4s-Same as
DANIEL wilson, claimant of property attached. Be
fore reported Verdict for plaintiff -Michae
Dorsey Edward G. Sturgeon Action to re
cover on promissOry note. Verdict for plaintiff
for S659:-Mary Emory The Northern Cen
day 2l7 to $50
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE KREBs
In the matter OF the estate of Samuel and Robert
Purviance. Before reported Further argued by
for claimant
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JupqE MARsUA11
Price and Ridgway Us. Henry c. Thompson. An
action to recover for the difference between the
sales of a horse. The defendant having refused IN
take the horse under the sale to him. Verdict for
defendant. Assignment to l20 on the postponed
docket.
baltimore COUNTY C0URT-JUDGE PRICE.
IowsoNTowN, June 29.-The argument in the
celebrated Tongue case, before reported, was con-
cluded by Charles Marshall, Esq, this morning
and the decision OF the Court held in curia -
During the progress of Mr.. MarshalPs remarks in
the above case hiatus occurred, during which his
Honor observed that matter was to be disnosed
OF, which, If it required no time for argument
might be disposed of at once. This turned out to
pe an affair OF some Importance in Baltimore coun-
W, reiatlng as it does to a ''squatter claim" in
Wnlch hlchard Pryor, who has lately got posses
SION Oh piece OF land outside of the CITY limits
Is party, the said land on the other side heinz
claimed by Mrs. Rose Collins Mrs Collins ana
the neIghborhood not being favorable to ssnuettar
sovereignty summoned a jury, consisting of Ze-
a. ms DNIa- NJ
sundry other good citizens, to determine the
"squatter question. 1t seems that while the
question was pending, the jury attending, and the
Sherl1 astrlde OF a guncarriage, which the said
Richard had planted in the middle of Il foot shantv
floor, writ OF certiOrari was handed to the Justices
when twas contended the proceedings should sur
cease.
The justices, however, believed that the writ
commanded them to certify the inquisition to the
Court, and accordingly proceeded to take it. Since
the taking thereof complaint has been made to
this Court that so doing amounted to contempt
and the justices were cited to show cause TODAY
why an attachment should not issue. Messrs Rob.
lns0n and Wright appeared and purped the con
tempt, while Mr.. Craft, counsel for Pryor ct al.
arose and said that he did not believe that any con-
tempt was intended, ,and would withdraw the charge
so far as intention was concerned but would insist
1T was acontempt in fact. Mr.. Preston counsel for
the claimant of the land, denied that any contempt
had been committed
The Court intimated that as the writ was return
ed to the next term, the matter might as well be
postponed to that term. 1t was postponed accord,
ingly.
The Court at Il. 80 adjourned for the term. and
Judge Price left for his home in Hartford The next
term commences on the fourth Monday of August
next. 7
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
JUNE TERM lS60.-ANNAPoLIs, June 29th 1860
NO. OIL: Joseph D. Green William Hamilton
Appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore CITY.
Justice Tuck delivered the opinion of this Court
Judgment reversed and procedendo ordered-
no. 66. /: b. Horwitz US. Allen B. Davis Appeal
from the Court of Common Pleas. Justice Bartol
delivered the opinion of this Court Judgment af
frmed.-No. 20. William Garitee u.s. Darius
Carter Appeal from the Superior Court of Bati-
more city. Justice Bartol delivered the opinion
1f this Court. Judgment reversed and Judgment
Tor appelant.-No. 70. Christian Keener gs. Hi
ram kaufman. Appeal from the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county. Justice Tuck delivered the
opinion of this Court. Judgment affirmed