The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-13
la w NTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL CoUKT-JuDGE Bonn


state rs. Lewis Scott, (uegro,) indicted for the
larceny OF Sl9, the property of Roger Galloway,
the offence alleged to have been committed on the
3Oth April last The Witnesses were all negroes
and the evidence not being sufficient to sustain the
Indictment. the jury rendered verdict of "not
guilty. State Amos Thomps on, indicted
Tor an assault with intent to kill Benjamin F.
Coover, by shooting at him with pistol during
row which occurred about three weeks since at
Washington Hall. VIM. II. Cowan, Esq., for the
defence The same witnesses examined, and
the same testimony was elected, on a former
trial, when Thompson and Michael Connolly were
convicted of riotng at the same place The case
was argued fully by counsel. The jury, after an
absence of nearly an hour, rendered a verdict of
guilty of simple assault" Not sentenced.-
The case of William A. Mills, indicted for impris-
onlng free negro, with the intent of selling him
outside the limits of the State, was fixed for the
26th inst.-The case of Robert Miller indicted
for the murder of Franklin II. Naff, was fixed for
trial to-day.-The case of John Hinesly, indct-
ed for attempting to sell free negroes outside the
limits of the State, will be taken up on Friday
The Court at o'clock adjourned until this
morning at ten o'clock
CITY CIRCUIT CcURT-JUDGE KREns
William F. Owen Us. Daniel Bendann and David
Bendann. In junction granted prohibiting defen-
uants from removing or interfering in any way
with the sign placed over the door of the first story
OF the building No. 2O5 Baltimore street. J. B.
HorwtZ for complainant.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
William Garritee rs. Durus Carter An appeal
from Justice Wheat. Verdict for appellee for
SS7. Robert Taylor u.s. A. A. Cox An ap-
peal from Justice Ensor. Judgment reversed, and
Judgment for appellee for $40. 25 and costs.-Gco
H. Wctter as. the Mayor and City Council. An
appeal from Justice Evans. Judgment reversed
SUPERIOR C0URT-JUDGE MARTIN
Bruce D. Worthington rs: The Baltimore and
ONO Railroad Company. Before reported. On
trial-Assignment to day 1913 to 22O
Nothing done in the UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court.
BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JUDoB Pn4cr
TowS0NTowN, June l2.-State rs. Alexander
Gale (negro), indicted for the murder of James
Evans (negro), alleged to have been committed on
board the soop "Ellen," while laying in Baltimore
harbor on the 25th of November, 1882 by stab
bing, and before reported, resumed this morn
ing, and the argued before the jury at consid
cradle length by William Magruder, Esq. on the
part of the prosecution, and 4, Joseph Rogers and
Richard Grason. Esqs, for the prisoner The
States officer, Richard j. Cuttings, Esq., closed,
asking for a conviction in the first d@gree. The
case given to the jury at So, and at 5 35 re-
turned with verdict Of 'guilty of murder in the
first degree. - VIM. Clark pleaded guilty to SELL
ing liquor on the Sabbath. Fined $50 and costs
State u.s. Jacob Farnbaugh, indicted for bur
glariOusly entering the dwelling of James A.
Clarke, of Baltimore, and stealing therefrom sun
dry articles of clothing. McAllister for defence.
Verdict, ''nOt guilty.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
ANNAPOLIS, June II, lS60.-June Term, $780,
No. %. Special docket William ShipIey Us. John
II Caples. Appeal from the Equity side of the
circuit court Tor Anne Arundel county. This case
continued under rule of Court, no counsel ap-
pearing on either sde.-No. %. Dionysus,
Sheriff and others Benjamin o. Lowndes and
others. Appeal from the Circuit Court for Prince
Georges county. This case submitted to the
Court upon written arguments filed by Edward W.
Belt and Oliver Miller for the appellants, and
written argument to be filed by ThOs. S Alexander
| for the appeees.-NO. 33. Docket of December
term. Gerard Cover Sarah c. Owings. Ap-
peal from the Superior Court of Baltimore city,
! Chief Justice LeGrand delivered the opinion of
| this Court. Judgment reversed without prOce-