The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-15
Ia w LNTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.

CRIMINAL CoURT-JUDGE BOND.
Patrick Burns Us; The Mayor and City Council
An appeal from Showacre. Jury trial. Verdict
for appellee.-George B. Dankel Us. Same. Two
cases. (Selng hay under weght.) Judgment re-
versed in both cases.-Edward A. Robbins u.s.
Same. An appeal from Justice Logan. This was
an appeal from the Judgment of the Justice, who
fined the appellant in three cases for violation of
city ordinance, in regard to the selling of anthra
cite and other Goals. The main facts in the case, as
brought out before the Justice, have already been
published in The EXCHANGE Archibald Stirling
Jr., and o. F. Hack Esqs., for the appellee; S.
Ieackle Wallis, Esq, for appellant Tried before
the jury. Verdict for appellant, which the
Judgment of the Magistrate Wilson Us.
same: An appeal from Griffin. Appeal dismissed.
W. ID. Benson Us. Same An appeal from JUS
uce Rldgway. Appeal dismissed. John Ryan Us
Same; An appeal from same. Appeal dismissed
-George Hertz vs. Same. An dppeal from Dun
can. Appeal dismissed The Court, at AZ o'clock,
adjourned until this morning at 10 O'Clock, when the
usual Saturday cases will be tried.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JupGE MARSHALL.
Henry Sander US. John Langan. An appeal from
Justice Audoun Judgment reversed.--Leon
Garrouski ct al. u.s. Whlhoff. Plaintiffs appeal
from Hayward. Appeal dismssed.-John Dressed
Us. John Smith. An appeal from Myers. Judg-
ment reversed and judgment for appellant for re-
turn of property and cent damages and COSTS
Herman Ruchart as. Henry Rieman. An appeal
from Carl. Appeal dismissed.-John Rau u.s.
Philip Solomon. An appeal from Duncan. .Judg-
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs
Thomas Creamer, James l.. McPhail and Wash
ington Flack Us. The Baltimore United Fire Depart
ment. Bill of complaint filed and injunction prayed
for to prevent and restrain the defendant from dis
posing of any stocks, securities or cash, now held
by the Baltimore United Fire Department, in
pursuance of a resolution lately passed at meeting
of that body. Injunction granted Robert C.
Barry and Charles II. Pitts Esqrs., sol icitors for
complanantS.
Nothing done in the other Courts
BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE
TOwsoNTowN, Sept. IA, lS60.-The trial of Joshua
B. Lennon, indicted for the murder of John Con-
stantine, alleged to have been committed on the
Falls road, near the city limits, on the 5h of July
last, by striking him on the head with an iron ham.
mer, was resumed this morning Richard J. CIT.
tings and Robert Brent, Esqrs., appearing nor the
prosecution, and Charles ii. Pitts and Richard Ora
son, Esqrs, for the prisoner. The State this morn
ing proceeded with its rebutting testimony, which
was mere recapitulation of that already pub
lished. The case was then argned at length before
the jury, who, after an absence of thirty minutes
returned with a verdict of 'not guilty. and the
accused was discharged. State rs Thos. Brooks
(colored), indicted for larceny. Verdict "guilty''
Not sentenced. John 7. Ensor, Esq, for the de
nce.-The Grand Jury presented their report
which was read.-The Court adjourned until to.
morrow when it will sit in Equity. On Monday, it
is supposed, the trial docket will be called, com
mencing with No. 28S, and ending with 3lS, in
elusive