The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-13
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CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND
Charles Brady and Martin Mcdonald, charged
with assaulting John Foley, compromised the case
on payment of costs.-Dav Sellers compromised
an assault on his wife, the wife paying the costs
State NJ. Gamble, charged with an indecent
exposure of his person. Not guilty.-State Us.
Alexander Wylie, Gan officer at the Philadelphia
depot charged with assaulting and beating with a
tarred rope, a boy named James Grace. Grace
sells newspapers about the depot and had violated
some of the regulations of the place. when Wylie
walloped him. Not guilty.-State u.s. Mary Lewis,
senior and Junior charged with assaulting Margaret
O'Neal and Margaret ONea chargedwith assaulting
Emily Jane, Juliet and Mary Ellen Lewis (chif
dren,) cross actions. Margaret ONeal and Mary
Lewis, Sr, fined 81 and costs; Mary Lewis, Jr, not
guilty.-State Wm Langlotz charged with
assaulting John Riley. Jury trial ayed.-State
rs. John Hillery, charged with assauting W. H.
Banks on board the steamer Pocahontas while on a
trip to the Great Eastern. Guilty. Fined 81 and
costs.-State Us. Michael Play, charged with as
saulting Mrs. Ellen Gum. Fined 25 cents and costs.
State p9. Augustus Williams, charged with
assaulting John Siegert. This affair occurred on
last Saturday night at the corner of Park
and Lexington streets. Not guilty.--State
u.s. Thos. Carback, charged with assaulting Edward
Meyers (negro) by striking him over the head with
apiank. Fined 25 cents and costs-State u.s. c.
kierser, charged with assaultng G.. Landsberg
with billy. Jury trial prayed.-Stateo Us. VIM.
Maxwell, compromised assault upon Henry
Myers by payment of costs.-State Us. Edward
Burns, charged with assaultng Israel Posnesky.
Not guilty. Prosecutor to pay costs.-State Us.
Job Schillenberger "a boy), charged with assault
ing and knocking senseless with stone, lad
named Charles Glenn. Young Schillenber it ap-
pears, was of unsound mind and the boys in the
neighborhood were continually teazng him. On
this occasion some boys stonng him. 1t was
represented that Job was dangerous about the
locality among the children. The case was held
under advisement Afterwards Job was acquitted
and sent home.-State John Schwnger and
Lawrence Rictor, charged with assaultng John P
Hilduf, and Jno p. Hilduf, charged with assauting
John Schwinger and Quinigonda, his wife, Cross
actions. Schwingler keeps lager-beer shop, and
the spree commenced about the quality of the bev-
erage; some saying it tasted like liquid which
shall be nameless Ricton fined Is cents and costs,
the other parties to pay their own COSTS
State u.s. Mary A. O'Connor, charged with assault
ing Elizabeth Rourke, and Rourke, charged with
assaulting the OConnor. Cross actions. Both
not guty.-State u.s. Lucinda Banks (negress),
charged with assaulting Henrietta Stansbury,
lnegress.) Guilty. Imprisoned three days.
State as. James Mccoy, charged with indecent
exposure of his person. Not guilty.-State u.s..
James Arnold, charged with assaultng Anthony
Murrnghaul. Not guilty. Prosecutor to pay
costs.-State rs. Andrew Sommer, charged with
assauting Isadore Ireman. The traverser not an
swerng his recogniZance was forfeited and
fine of 25 cents and costs imposed
Dominick Lutsford, charged with an assault COM
mitted in Baltimore county, failed to appear to
give bail, whereupon his recognizance was forfeit
saulting Eliza Flanker. Jury trial prayed, and
bal, given in S500.-State as. John Cromwell
(negro), charged with assaulting Samuel Burns
(negro). Jury trial prayed and granted. d.-Mary
McCann, charged with larceny, was admitted to
bail in the sum of $500. James Morford bonds
man.-John Burke, charged with selling liquor
on Sunday, gave bail in the sum of $780, Bernard
Watson bondsman.-William alias Bud Root,
charged in two cases with selling lottery tickets,
gave bail in S. 900 in each Mrs. Sarah Towson
Mrs. Corwin and Robt. Wilson becoming sureties.--
Jno. II. Ing and Coleman Yellott, Esqrs., applied
to the Court to reduce the bail (Sl06O0) fixed in
the case of John R. Tullis, who is confined in Jail
on the charge of aiding and abetting illegally to
take and sell out of the State more negroes.
The Court, after the remarks of counsel, said it
would reduce the bail to $4,000. Counsel desired
the Court to hear the facts of the case, they be-
ieved it would be shown that their client was lille
galy detained. The Court said that if the accused
could not give the above amount of bail, it would
sit on Thursday morning to hear the facts in the
case, in the meantime the States officers could be
informed of the proceedings Mr.. Ing said the
States Attorney and Mr.. Pinkney declined to act
in the case. The Court said that on Thursday the
case would be disposed of in some way.-The
Court was then adjourned until Thursday morning
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