The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-27
la w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT-JUDaE BOND.

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND
George Z. Kane, Marshal of Police, indicted for
assaultlng Madison Jetfers, gave bail in the sum of
S5O0.--The case of William Bell, charged with
stealing boat, was removed, at the suggestion of
the State, to Anne Arundel county.--State u.s.
Littleton s. Harman, indicted for an assault upon
and illegal arrest of Frank Cooke, ESQ.,. alleged to
nave been committed on the steps of the Gilmor
House on the day of the japanese reception A.
Sterrett Ridgely, Esq, for the defence. Charles
+. Pitts, Esq, assisting the State After the exam-
nation of number of witnesses on both sides the in
dictment was handed to the jury without argument
The cases against Lewis Sweitzer and Benz f.
Grove were continued until next term.-Philip
Henderson and Samuel A. Wilson, indicted Jointly
with Daniel Burns, alias Brown alias Burris for
stealing S22O, the property of George Houpt, of
Danville, Pa, were severally arraigned and plead
ed not guilty. The were then removed, on
atfidavit,to Baltimore County Court. R. c. Barry,
Esq, for detence.-State rs. John Frank, indicted
for receiving stolen goods Tried before the Court
Not guiity:-State US. John Price, indicted for
larceny. Tried before the Court. Guilty. Sen
fenced to confinement in the pententiary for two
months.-John Smith, indicted for stealing three
tons of pig iron, valued at S75, the property of 5.
X. George, was arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
hour.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
State as. Edward Hughes, indicted for selling
liquor on Sunday. Verdict not guilty. R. C.
Barry for detence.-State Us. William HYATT, in
dicted for keeping disordery house Case stetted.
State Us. John Hinesly, indicted for swearing
falsely before Justice Charles D. Hiss that he was
not security for any persont to appear at the Crmi
nal Court of Baltimore, to his knowledge when he
entered as bondsman in the of 81 900 for the
appearance of John English for a further hearing,
upon the charge of attempting to sell negroes out
side the limits OF the State.-J ustice Hiss testified
that HiDesly offered himself as bail for English;
that he said he worth $4,000 in real estate and
personal property. He also in reply to question,
said that he was not bail for any person in the
Criminal Court, having given up all parties upon
hnIl nrInn 70 thah cfNfh hs, ,,lol.. ID
erts, Assistant Clerk of the Court, testified that
Hines Y came into the Office during the Spring and
said that he was going to give up all par
ties for whom he was bail. He asked witness to
make out the list and issue the bail prices. Wit
ness went over the docket and as he thought, is
sued on all the cases, but afterwards discovered
that two cases had escaped him. He told Hinesley
that he had issued on all of them.-
| Marshal Kane testified that few days after this
| affair, in conversation with Hinesly, he stated
to witness that before Squire Hiss he had made an
exception OF two cases, in which he security in
the Court.-Mr. Baer, one of the clerks, corrob-
| GRATED MIR. Roberts testimony y.-Justce Hiss,
| recalled.-Hinesly made no exceptions when he
swore before him. Tried before Court Adiudged
not guilty. W. Pinkney Whyte counsel for de-
| fence The jury in the case of officer Harman,
| tried for assaultng Frank Cook, ESQ.,, came in at
| 6 O'Clock and said they had not agreed and there
was no possibility of agreeing. They were sent
back with permission to seal their verdict. The
cases against John Hineslv for attempting to sell
| Tree negroes OUTSIDE Jne IlnltS OF the state were
| removed to an adjoining county.-The Grand
Jury ignored the bill against George P. Kane,
| Marshal of Police, for assault upon Madison
Jetfers.-The Court adjourned at o'clock. SEEssS
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs.
Joshua Zimmerman Philip E. Kent. Inunc-
ton granted to restrain defendant from disposing
of any of the property OF complainant in the store
and house No. l4O West Lexington street. and of a
carriage at the General Wayne stables. An order
niSi passed for defendant to show cause on or be-
fore the 10th instant, why the Court shall not pro-
ceed to appoint receiver to take charge of said
| property. Reynolds for complainant.
| SUPERIOR C0URT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. as. Thompson
Oudesluys, garnishees of John W. Gill; &c. Be-
| fore reported. On trial.-Same Us. David Will
son, claimant of property attached, &c. Before
reported. On trial.--Assignment 216 to 248.
| COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL
No cases tried esterday.--Assignmen to-day
| POI to 232.