The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-06
La w INTELLIGENCE
CRIMINAL COURT-JUpGE BOND.

CRIMINAL CoURT-JUDGE BOND
The jury in the case of Isaiah alias Bud Eggleston,
after being locked up since two O clock on Wednes-
day afternoon, rendered a verdict of guilty. Mr..
COwan, Egglestons counsel, filed motions in arrest
ofjudgment and for tral.--State Us JnO. Bell,
three indictments, one charging him with assault
ing Nicholas Bader, another for assault on Con-
rad kahler, and another for robbery. Tried before
the Court, and acquitted on all the charges. Barry
and Hack for defence.--J0hn Ii. Pugslev convict
ed OF brutally assauting his daughter Sarah Ade-
laide Pugsley, was placed in the dock The Judge
said it was not his purpose to interfere unduly with
the authority of the parent the child but this
a of outrageous brutality; the Court would
sentence him to pay fine of $50 and costs, and
be imprisoned three months. The whole fine and
costs will amount to ST.. 3S.-ln the case of .Jno
Lloyd and wife, indicted for an assault with intent
to kill Leonard X. Woolen, bail was fixed in each
case at 81 900, and given Jno. Lyons, bondsman--
State u.s. Thos Hoffman, indicted for the murder of
Hugh ID. 0'Sullivan. Motion to discharge the p-is-
oner on the ground that the jury having already
been sworn and charged in due form, the trial had
already commenced; that the Court therefore had
no right to dismiss the jury that the prisoner
was put upon his trial once and his life cannot
therefore be put in jeopardy the second time. The
argument commenced bv ID. Sweanev, Esq. for
the motion, who followed by 4. Joseph Rogers,
Esq, and Milton Whitney, Esq, States attorney,
against it. At the conclusion of Mr.. Whitney's re-
marks theCourt took recess until half past clock
At about O'Clock Coleman Yelott, Esq,
commenced his argument in support of the mo-
tion, and concluded at 61@ o'clock, when the Court
adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clOck.-The
Grand Jury have discharged Mary Welsh, the
woman who was arrested on the charge of attempt
ing to poison some of the inmates of the Marine
Hospital.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE GILES.
The United States Ferdinand RosenOr. In
dctment for attempting to incite a revolt on board
the American ship Humming, on voyage to Paler-
mo, Sicily. Verdict of guilty, with a recommen-
daton to the mercy of the Court. In considera
tion of the general good character of the accused
and also that he had been confined in prison in
Palermo, and brought home in irons and had been
in Jail since October, the Court sentenced him to
one weeks confinement in Baltimore city jail
Morris Us. Appleton, ct al Before reported. On
trial.-Court adjourned until Saturday morning.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Eichelberger Us. Tracy. Judgment on termse-
Robert Holloway Us. Thomas Creamer. An action
of trespass Pitts for plaintiff; Wallis and Morri-
son for defendant.-Jury dischaI ged until Monday.
Court adjourned until Saturday.-Assignment for
Monday l57 to 179.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JuDGE MARSHALL.
Nothing done yesterday, account of the indis
position of the Judge.
CITY CmCUIr CoURT.-Judge Krebs had so far
recovered as to be enabled to walk out Yesterday
and it is supposed he will soon resume his official