The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-10
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! CRIMINAL COURT.-JUDGE BOND
| State Us. William Henry Fleishing, alias VIM.
Henry Howard, indicted for bgamy. The State
being unable to procure the attendance of witness
es from Philadelphia to sustain the indictment, the
| case was stetted.-State Us. Patrick Hammill, in
dicted for selling liquor on Sunday. Miss Mary
| Duly swore that she bought half pint of whiskey
in the house on Sunday, the 3Oth of September, for
which she paid five cents, and that it was drank in
her fathers room. Other witnesses swore that
Patrick never sold drop on Sunday. Verdict
| guilty. Not sentenced. Il. C. Barry for defence
= Nicholas Winter pleaded guilty to an indict-
ment for basardy, and gave the necessary bond for
maintenance.--Statec Is. Mary McCarty, Thomas
Flynn, Louisa Stewart, Ann Moncreif Susan Todd
Laura Beck, Mary A. Farr and Benjamin Jones'
indicted for assaulting Mr.. Henry Hopkins and rob-
bing him of the of Sls2, alleged to have been
committed on the 4th October last, at the house of
Mary McCarty, on Caroline street, between Ian
caster and Alice Ann streets. Cowan and Leakn
for defence. The State produced the following
testimony: Henry Hopkins, sworn.-Have been in
the city since lst October; left New Orleans, bound
for New York; arrived in Baltimore lst of Octo-
Der; on the 4th of October, started out inquiring
for some friends, and was looking for man named
OBrien; inquired at the house in Caroline street
for him about o'clock, and a man told witness
to come in and he would see O'Brien Immediately;
witness went in, and soon two men and several
women lowered around; one of the men put a
pistol to the witness head and told him if he said
anything he would shoot him; he was then pushed
up stairs and kept there; the men alternately
held pistol to his head, when one went away the
other put it up; they robbed witness, erked his
purse out, containing Sl62; he was kept up stairs
until after o'clock in the morning, and then put
into back street; witness, recognizes the two men
in the dock, Thomas Flynn and Benjamin Jones'
also Mary McCarty, Louisa Stewart and Mary Farr
as among the women; when witness got out he soon
recognized an officer, and asked him to take him to
a magistrates office; he was taken to the station
house, wkere he made his complaint; the parties
| bod onh hrn hnfA 4ho T,-,ks
where witness recognized some of them.-On the
cross-examination Mr.. Hopkins stated that he was
directed to the Point by some parties to find
OBrien; he did not know the locality at the time;
had not been in Baltimore for six years. Mr..
Cowan, one of counsel for defence, here suggested
that the six women on trial should change their po-
stions, and asked Mr.. Hopkins to again point them
out; the witness identified the same parties the
second time. Mr.. Hopkins also said he was invited
out of the house after being kept up stairs until
o'clock in the morning, by one OF the prisoners
who kept pistol pointed at him; he was very much
exhausted; could not speak.-Oficers Hutson
and Tyte corroboraed the testimony of the first
witness, and gave the particulars of the arrest,
finding some of the money, &C., &c-The
defence produced no testimony of moment
The case was then fully argued, and the jury,
after absence of about fifteen minutes returned
verdict of guilty as to Mary McCarty, Thomas
Flynn, Benjamin Jones, Louisa Stewart, and Mary
A. Farr, and not guilty as to Ann Moncrief Susan
| Todd, and Laura Beck.-State ps. Henry Eckert
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used as bawdy house. The jury rendered a YER
dict of guilty. G. I'll. Williams for defence.-The
following parties were arraigned: Andw. B. Ster-
ling, alias Charles Stone, alias Charles B. Wilson,
indicted jointly with Lewis Ward for stealing about
| SIS and some caps, belonging to Samuel White
pleaded not guilty.-Nicholas Peregoy and John
Snyder, severaly indicted for stealing on the 9th
October, about 800 from John II. POOLE pleaded
not guilty.-In the cases of Henry Carr, indicted
for selling liquor on Sunday, and Henry Abra-
hams, indicted for selling goods without license-a
nonresident trader-pleas of not guilty were en-
tered by the State, at the suggestion of the Grand
Jury.-State as. William Marston and William
Warren (boys), indicted for stealing nine pounds
of feathers, valued at $780, the property of Lewis
P. Ross. Tried before the Court. Warren ad-
judged guilty. Not sentenced.--State Us. Mary
Ann White (negress) indicted for the larceny of
dress pattern, valued at $780, the property of
William j. Roth. When Mary arraigned she
pleaded not guilty. In reply to the Clerk,
whether she would be tried before the Court
be tried before Mr.. Wysong. She was tried
before a jury, who rendered verdict Of not
guilty.-Regina Kry, indicted for stealing two
linen handkerchefs valued at so cents, the proper
ty of julius Blumenburg, arraigned and
pleaded not guilty. She was ready for trial, but
the States witnesses had left the Courtroom. At
tachments ordered.-States u.s. Joseph Blow, in
dcted for stealing pOcket-handkerchef valued at
25 cts, belonging to John Wagner. Tried before
Court. Adjudged guilty G. CLANCY and
George Knight, indicted for stealing, on the 18th
October, one memorandum book valued at 25 cts.
belonging to W. Griffith, of Leavenworth, pleaded
not guiltv.--Sarah Scott, (negress, indicted for
stealing $3.50 from Susan Morrison, pleaded not
guilty.--Mary Welsh, indicted for selling lottery
tickets, gave bail in the sum of 81 900 George
A. Merritt, bondsman.--The Court, at 81 o'clock,
adjourned until this morning.
Il, s. DISTRICT COURT-JUDGE GILES
The November term of this Court commenced on
Monday. The Court was adjourned until Thurs
day:-The following is list of the Grand and
Grand Jurors-Samue W. Smith, George Evans,
James W. Alnutt, William Bridges, Samuel Jack
son, George ). Roy, Walter Ball. Samuel X.
George, Wilson N Nicholas; l joshua Vansant, Al
6ach, Francis D. DUNCAN, j. W. Mortimer, Jas f.
pendergast, H. 3 Laqderman ?no. X. Blake, ) as.
7. H. Belt, Richard Hugg, Samuel r. Kirby, Joseph
S. Hanisler Harrison II. Cole, Adj PindeI, Lot W.
Ridgey Samuel B. Freeman, Jesse Hiss, John l..
Thomas, Wesley Disney, Baltimore city; John $.
Thomas Perdue, J. David McCubbin, Joseph ".
Shane, Baltimore County; Richard Hitchins, James
B. Brewer, Anne Arundel County, John Hagap,
James H. Steel, Stephen D. Laurence, Fred
erich County; John Ringer, Jonathan Middel-
kauf Washington County; William Droyer,
johnson Benson, Montgomery County; John B..
! Harris. Rernigus Burch, Prince Georges County;
! VIM. Ii. Harden, VIM. t. Smith, Carroll County;
| Thomas Hope, VIM. 3. Jarrett Hartford County;
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| County.
The following occupied the Court yesterday
Henry F. Turton John l.. Duiefe An action to
recover the amount of promissory note. r. j
Brent for plaintiff; Henry Winter Davis and
! Dean Smith for defendants Not concluded.
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JuDaE KREBs
Frederick Creamer Rosane Carr and John
II. Seabright. Injunction granted restraining de
PENDANTS from disposing of certain articles, men
toned in bill of sale from Rosaline Carr to Johr
| H. Seabripht. executed on the 23d of August
1860, unit! the matter can be disposed of in Equity
| The Court will appoint receiver, with without
answer, on the 18th day of November inst, unes:
cause to the contrary be shown on that day. G.
| YellCtt for cOmplainant.-Wiam Crichton Us
The Citizens Bank of Baltimore and others. Be
fore reported. Opinion of Court, decreeing sale o.
mortgaged premises. B. G. Barroll, committee
of G. Hoffman, lunatic, Us. Mary Ann Stein and G.
by the complainant to auditors account overrued.
Thomas Meer, Edward Bains, John B. Meller
and George o. Evans, copartners, trading as Thos
Meller & Co., of Philadelphia. Us. George II. Haig
James NJ. Haig. James l.. Hoffman and Robert Gil
NOR, Jr. Injunction granted to prohibit defendants
from disposing of any goods, &C., mentioned il
complainants bill until further order of the Court
and also restraining them from selling any of thu
goods mentioned in said bill until they shall have
first sold and applied to the payment of the lier
upon the same, all the other goods mentioned il
the said bill of complaint. c. Marshall and P
Colston solicitors for complainants.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDGE MARSHALL.
! Geo. G. Holtz vs. Oliver Eney. An appeal from
NJ. Forsyth Us. Oliver Eney. An appeal from same
! Judgment affirmed.
SUPERIOR COURT-JuDGE MARTIN
John Withers Michael Cross ct al. Action
on guaranty. On trial. George W. Dobbin, fol
plaintiff; j. Mason Campbell and D Daniel NJ. Thoma;
for defendants for Monday 3O5 tt
| 800.