The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-25
Ia w INTELLIGENCE


CRIMINAL COURT-JuDqr Rovn
state rs; James Barnes, charged with assauIting
William Shaffer. Not guiltv-Stata 1 az ing
bus Warfeld, charged with breaking in 10 d
OF OF richard Deever. The traverser not apnearino
his recognizance was forfeited and fine Of so ny;
costs mposed.-State Us. Daniel O'Connor ob
ed with assaulting George McKeever Not gniItg
prosecution to pay cOsts.-State Us. John NcCor'
MEX charged with threatening and abusing his
wife. Not gullty.-State rs. p. H. Oliver. cbargeJ
with assaultlng DR.. Andrews, of Boston. Tbi
affair occurred in of the CITY railway
cars. DR.. Andrews and a friend got into
the car at Front and Baltimore streets. dprino
the passage up, the friend of the Doctor rose from
his seat several times, to allow adiest, sit down.
Mr.. Oliver and wife came in, when tina Doctor,s
friend again got up, and gave his seat to Mrs Oil
yer; conversation then took place between the
Doctor and his companion, in regard to conductors
taxing more passengers into the cars than they
could accommodate; in the conversation, Dr. An
drews remarked that he did not get up for anv
body; that in Boston the gentlemen had made it a
rule TO Keep their seats in the cars Mr. Oliver hear
ing the conversation, said the Doctor was no gen
tleman, and applied other epithets to him:
the Doctor called Oliver id rascal when the
latter struck him blow under the eye and at
tempted to infct more punishment upon him.
Guilty. Fined $40 and c0sts.-State rs. James
W. King, charged with assaulting John LYONS.
Not guilty.-In the case of Jacob Grove CHARGED
with WI! rlGtng at the Gimor House, and assauIting
officer Sweitzer, the witnesses were all sent before
the Grand Jury.-State Us. Henry Smell, charged
with assaulting Barnard Layman GUILTY Fined
$40 and costs.-State Us. Isaiah Gimor (negroD
charged with assaulting police officer Young The
negro was proved to be insane. Not guilty.
State William Irons and William Fritz,
charged with assaulting each other Crosscases
State as. Andrew Hartner, charged with Gre
anng a disturbance and assaulting officer
Llewellyn. Hartner keeps grocery store and had
pasted in his window placard upon which he of
fered to sell claim he held upon a Mr. Clark
amounting to SIPS, for One-third the amount, and
a claim against Mr. Clark's son-in-law OF S25, for
five dollars. This placard attracted considerable
crowd and excitement about the place, when the
officer was directed to have it removed. He went
INTO the store and requested Mr.. Hartner to take
the placard down, which he refused to do;
me officer then went behind the counter
Tor the purpose OF removing it, and resisted by
MT hartner, Tor which he was taken to the station
house. Mr.. Snyder, for the defence, cOntended
that the officer had no right to go into the house of
the traverser for the purpose of taking down the
placard, and that the officer the aggressor-
Mr.. Pinkney read from Darlington and PAYNE
reports, in the case of Rex Carlisle PIP G3G
where it is held that if party place any efgv, or
other matter, in his shOp-windOws and thereby at
tract crowd, so as to prevent the passage of per
sons along the footway it is an indctable nuisance
and the officer has right to suppress it. Fined
% cents and costs.-State rs. Catharine Bohline
charged with assaulting Jacob Hartzine. Not
guilty. rs. Christian King, charged with
assaulting and resisting officer Hortsman Fined
20 cents and costs, and imprisoned one month
State as. Adam McJilton, charged with cr1eIv
beating horse with shovel. Guilty. Fined 81
and costs.--State Us. Margaret McGraw CHARGED
with assaulting Mary McGraw Fined $50 and
costs.--State rs. Frederick Cook, charged with
assaulting Benz. F. Simpson at the Gimor House
on the occasion of the arrival OF the japanese En-
bassy. Adludged not guilty.--ln the case of
Madison Jefers, charged with assauting and re-
sistng MarshaFKane, Mr.. Pinkney said that the
Grand Jury had indicted LETTERS, and a jury trial
was to be had; he would therefore wish to send the
case Of Marshal Kane, charged with assauting
Madison LETTERS, before the Grand ]urv.--ln the
matter of the petition of DR.. VIM c. TappaD,
claiming part Of the fine of $500 imposed upon
James NJ. Welsh for 4 violation of the lottery
laws, was held under cUrld.--The Court at j
O'Clock adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGz MARTIN
State, use of Shpey, Stewart. Motion for
new trial Observation-Disclosures ZIG to GAG.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGG MARSHALL
Elizabeth Mahoney rs. Augustus Murdoch, ad-
ministrator of Thomas E. Murdoch. Action to
cover for services rendered to deceased. Verdict
for plaintiff for $50.
US CIRCUIT COURT.-JUDGE GILES
Mary Barney The Mayor and CITY Council of
Baltimore and others. In Equity. Petition for
leave to amend the bill Messrs MAYER and Du-
laney for PLAINTIFF Messrs. Meredith and Sterling
| for defendants.
| BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE
| TowsoNTOwN, June OR. j. Cuttings, ESD
| Attorney for the State.-MulIanick Fisher of
the county, charged. with the murder of VIM.
| Scott (colored), by cutting him with a scythe,
which the States Attorney, after hearing the state
ments OF witnesses, pronounced mansaughter, was
held to bail in the sum of 81, 000.-Neson u.s.
| lIutcains. In equity. Argued before theCOurt by
Mr.. Machen for the plaintiff, and responded to by
Mr.. Holloway for the defendant. Decision held in
c"rio. and the Court adjourned until Tuesda Y
| mOrnnp.