The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-30
la w INTELLIGENCE.
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Lamdin compromised an assault on George Hughes
by payment of costs.-Wliams Summers, for
assaulting William Williams, ditto.-State u.s.
George Barlidge, charged with assauting his
wife, Mary Baridge, was stetted between them by
the husband paying costs.-State rs. Phillip
Spetzell, charged with assaulting Nicholas Mounts
The prosecuting witness being returned non est
the case was dismissed.-State as. DR.. John
Schmidt, charged with assaulting Teabod Rhode
his serving man. Case dismissed. Prosecution to
pay costs.-State as. Johanna Loo, charged with
assaulting Catharine Benghan. Case dismissed
Prosecution to pay costs.-State as. Elizabeth
Fisher, charged with assauting Caroline Smith
The two women met in a four foot alley, Fisher
carrying tub. Not being able to pass clear, Smith
was punched in the side, hence the charge of as
sault. Not guilty.-State VIM Rullman
GERS Bailey and Lambrght, in the discharge of
their duties. On consultation with Marshal Kane
the plea of not guilty was entered by the State
MIR. Pinkney said the officers were serving war
rant for the Sheriff, and that not in discharge
OF their duty, and moreover, they were serving it
wrongfully by going to the house of Rulman late at
night.--State 0s. Edward Ensor Sr, and Edward
Ensor, Jr., charged with assaulting John Kis-
sci. Not guilty.---State Us. John Deaver,
charged with assaulting Frederick Rau, and F. K
Rau charged with assaulting John Deaver. Cross
actions. Frederick Rau guilty; fnerd $40 and
costs. John Deaver not guity.-State as. James
Snyder, Joseph Bovine and Francis Loveat, charged
with fighting and rioting at the house of Anna
Wells and beating her. A Causeway SPREE Cause
Jealousy. Snyder not guilty. Bovine and Loveat
each fined SIS and costs.-State as. James DOYLE
charged with assaulting and choking VIM. Schnel
on the street at A. NJ, on Saturday last. Schnel
was going to the pump to get pitcher of water
when Doyle caught and choked him. Never had
any quarrel. Guilty. Fined ST and costs and i'm
prisoned one month.-State as. Joshua Cockey
(negro,) charged with assaulting Thadeus Wether-
slime. Not guilty. Prosecuting witness to pay
the costs.--State Us. Charles Tilghman, (negro,)
charged with stabbing Benjamin Freeman. Case
dismissed. State rs. Mary Williamson, charged
with assaulting child. Guilty. Fined 81 and
costs.-State as. Margaret Walker, charged with
an assault. Adjudged not guilty.-State Us. Jas.
Moore, (negro,) charged with an assault on Francis
johnson, (negro). Guilty. Fined $40 and costs
and ordered to be imprisoned for one MONTH
State as. Gregory Barrett. charged with riot
at Rullmans Gardens. Continued until next
Saturday, the States witnesses being absent-
State Us. Redmond Barrett, charged with resisting
officers Logan and Roberts in the discharge of their
duty. Guilty. Fined $40 and costs and imprisoned
for two weeks.-State as. Alexander Williams,
(negro,) charged with assaulting officer Hause
Guilty. Committed to Jail to await further pro-
ceedings, the traverser being compos mentis.
State as: Joseph Tatum, charged with assault
ing George Wolf The assault was committed on
Hughes street, opposite the glasshouse. The de-
fence was, that Tatum thought Wolf was a man
who had been engaged in previous row, and was
going to renew it, and to prevent him from doing
so, knocked him down and beat him. Guilty.
State as. John Jersheid, charged with assault
ing Mrs. Jane Wilson. Not guiltv.-State Us. Mi
chael McKenny and Brian Black, charged with as
saulting Stephen Donahue, and Stephen Donahue,
charged with assauting Michael McKenny. Cross
actions. This was fight between McKenny and
Donahue at tavern on the York avenue, in which
Black took part. The parties each fined
$40 and costs.-State as. John Brian, charged
with assaulting Elizabeth Benner. The traverser
not appearing, his recognizance was forfeited,
and fine of $40 and costs imposed
William Garvey, charged with assaulting Thomas
Lee with glass bottle, prayed jury trial
Louis Wilmer, charged with assaultng officer Glad
stone with bottle, and also with resisting officer
Friese, prayed jury trial and gave bail in the
of S500.-Francis Boucher compromised an as
sault on VIM. Flancher on payment of costs.
cross case against Flancher settled in the same
way.--The 10th of August was set down for the
hearing of the motion to quash the proceedings in
the matter of opening Telegraph street.--State
WyRg AND John Cae charged wh
home, and was Knocked down by Carter. On the
appearance OF an officer, they both ran and were
pursued nearly mile before taken. Carter did
not appear, and there was no recognizance in his
case. A bench warrant was issued for his arrest
James Irving was fined S25 and costs, and impris-
oned one month.--State Us. John Hudgins
charged with assaultng Louis Miller and threaten
ing and abusing Margaret Whiting. Miller was
sick and did not apper. The defence was that Mil
Ter had insuted Hudgins' wife, hence the assault.
Collins, Frederick Buckheimer and Henry Idens
charged with rioting on board the steamer
Georgia, each prayed jury trials and were
admitted to bail in the of $500 each.
B Howard Hail. charged with assaulting and
swapping pistol at VIM. j. Miller, prayed a jury
trial and gave bail in the sum of 81 l,000.-State
Us. Catharine Mack, chars ged with assaulting Rosa
Hall. Both children. One smacked the other
Sent to Court by Justice Duncan. Case stetted by
order of the Court.-Phillip Schwent, Jacob
Smith and Christopher Shilling. charged with as
sauting each other. Cross actions. The parties
each prayed jury trials and gave bail in the sum of
o5O0.-ln the case of Christian Weaver and
Frederick Deidring, charged with assaulting Jacob
gave bail in $500 each.-Stata u.s. Mary Agan,
charged with assaultng Margaret O'Shay, and
O'Shay, charged with assauting Agan. Cross
actions. Both fined 25 cents and costs. State Us.
James Hyson, charged with assaulting William
Weaver. Weaver working in Gilmor's coal
yard, when Hyson came in and knocked him down
with stick. Hyson's defence was that three men
were Woodworking him. Fined S25 and COSTS
State u.s. James Bachelor, charged with an assault
upon Ferdinand Gerzewald. Gerzewald was stand
ing at his door, with child in his arms, when
Bachelor came to him and struck him in the
face without any provocation. Fined $40
and costs, and imprisoned two months.--
State Christian Buck, charged with assaulting
his wife, Rosanna Buck, and also Catharine Her
rold. Guilty. Fined 81 and costs, and imprisoned
one month.-John Grady compromised an as
saut on his wife by payment of costs.-In the
case of Wesley Watkins, charged with stealing,
bail was fixed at Sl,000.-Anna Wells, charged
with keeping bawdy house, gave bail in the sum
Of S5OO.-The case of Christian Leutbacher
charged with keeping disordery house, was post
poned until next Saturday.-A cdpias was issued
for the arrest of Joseph Edwards, who is under two
indictments for assaults with intent to kill, he hav-
four o'clock, adjourned until next Saturday at ten
1'clock.