The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-23
la " INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-JuDoE BOND.

George Harris (negro), found guilty of stealing
oreastpln worth 20 cents, and S5 gold piece,
from Elizabeth Chase (negress), sentenced to
be sold as slave within the State for one year.
Another indictment on which Harris had been con-
vieted of assaulting the same party was stetted-
Richardson johnson, convicted of stealing zulk-
ing mallet from Henry Wilson, two caulk no irons
from Daniel White, and three ditto from James
Green, all negroes, sentenced to be sold within
the State for the term of eighteen months--Dan-
lel Brown (negro), convicted of a common assault
upon M H. orem, and also for an assault with
intent to kill Jacob Baker, sentenced on the last
case to be sold slave outside the State for the
term of six years. The other was 8tetted.--
Richard Fidget, convicted of assautng with intent
to Kill James Bacon (negrO), by beating him with
aclub, was brought out for sentence In reply to the
Court he said he had nothing to say. The Court said
that, notwithstanding, in its opinion the assault
was most brutal one, yet, since the verdict, the
jury who had convicted him, had recommended
him to the mercy of the Court. The Court then
sentenced Fidget to confinement in the pententia-
ry Tor the term Of two years.--William Larkiu
convicted of an assault with intent to kill Mrs
Martha Bush. by firing at her with pistol, at her
husbands house, on the Hartford road, opposite
Canal street, was sentenced to confinement in the
penitentlary for two years.--State vs, ,Josepb
Green, indicted for selling liquor on election dav
In this case the party forfeited his recogniZance
and motion was made on Saturday to strike out
the forfeiture. The Court having heard the
testimony, ordered the traverser to paw the costs
on the forfeiture, and directed the States Attorney
to enter plea of not guilty on the Indictment
State rs. Barbara Sunrider, indicted for the lar
ceny of 80 yds. of mouslin de lane valued at So 90
the property of Ernest Oppenheimer. Tried before
the Court The defence was, that the traverser
was insane at the time of the commission of the
act. Held under curia. r. c. Barry for defence.
Adam Finder, indicted for voting fraudulently
on last election day at the I'd precinct of the 2Oth
ward, was arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
State as. Daniel Sullivan, indicted for stealing on
the night of the 4h October, one tea kettle, worth
N 81
before the Court. The party was found about II
o'clock at night, in the galley of the schooner
John Thomas, about to carry off the kettle. Under
cur,a. Cowan for defence.-The Court adjourned
at l219 o'clock.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
John H. Withers and Thomas Oshapgnessy Us.
Benjamin Stern. Action account. Plaintiffs
called-make default. Judgment of non suit T.
2. Scott for plaintiffs; S. Teackle Wallis for de-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-day 2lS to $50 inclusive
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL
Randall ii. Moale Us. Henry Hulseman. An ap-
peal from Justice Hayward. Judgment reversed.
Assignment "a to 80.
Nothing doing in the other Courts
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT-JuDGE BREWER
ANNAPOLIS, October 22.-James Rehell, ESQ.,,
attorney for the State, prosecuting. The October
term of this Court was called this morning at II
O'Clock. The jurors summoned by Sheriff Ireland
were called, and the Grand Jury drawn BY the
Clerk, Nicholas Ii. Green, Esq, after which the ap.
pearance docket, bv rule of Court was called and
a few unimportant judgments taken by default, & C.
On the ARRIVAL OF the morning train from Baltimore
the Court-room was crowded with witnesses
and parties interested in removed cases from
that city. Among the former were Capt. Boyd
and ten officers of the Baltimore police.
The present term of this Court will excel all Others
not only of this Court, but any other tribunal in
the State. There sixty-three criminal cases to
be disposed of, torty-nine of which are removed
from Baltimore city. Of this number there are
nsoht
Leonard Gray, formerly Justice of the Peace in
baltimore city, for the murder of his wife in this
county; George W. Freeman, for the murder Of
Richard Tyding, and Mary Naler, (negress for
the murder OF her master, Samuel Carr, by poison,
also alleged to have been committed in the county
The remaining five cases for murder have been re.
moved from Baltimore city, viz: Augustus Ford
Joseph H. Edwards, Jacob Adams, John B. David.
son and James Logan, for the murder of Mr.. KYLE
at the election held in Baltimore, in 1859 besides
John Murray for assaulting with intent to kill John
Coon; John Hinsley, for illegally selling negroes
out of the State, and the remainder for larcey sell
ling liquor without license, vending policy lot
terry tickets &c. During the call of the appearance
docket, the States Attorney interrupted the Court
by STANG that there were present number of wit
nesses and others from Baltimore, who were here
to attend the trials of those cases, and it was
generally understood that these cases would not be
called until after the county cases disposed OF
he desired the Court to make an official announce
ment regarding the removed cases. John l..
Thomas, Esq, counsel for Jacob Adams, charged
with the murder of Mr.. Kyle, desired to know
whether or not the removed criminals were to be
brought ON Immediately. The Court-"No, sir, we
don't want them our Jail is not sufficiently strong
enough to hold them, and they had better remain
IN Baltimore" Mr.. Thomas-"Wel then, will
your Honor take bail in the of Adams ?" The
Court-"No, Mr.. Thomas, | never took bail in a
case OF murder, or even in case of manslaughter.
But ii You wished to have this party baied why did
you not do it in the Criminal Court for Baltimore %
MT Mr. Thomas-"Why, sir, we had not the chance. -
Inc Court-"Wel, sir, | can't help that-there
nave been quite a number of your Baltimore people
whose cases were removed to this CouI on affidavit
that they could not get fair and impartial trial in
the city, and when they come here they plead
gullty."-The Court then announced that all the