The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-31
Ia w LNT,ELLIGENCE,
CRIMINAL COURT-Lnnar Rnnn

ShlMlNAL COUkG-JUDGE BOND.
The jury in the case of Erasmus Levy tried on
tuesday for assaulting John Brashears captain
OF police, and for simple assault, came into Court
and rendered verdict of not guilty on the first
count assault on the oficer) but guilty of common
assault; fined $50 and costs.-Nine cases AGAINST
John Hartman for larceny, were removed on aff-
davlt to Anne Arundel'county Court-The cases
of James Manly and Ann Manly, charged with as
saultng Mary Ann Dickinson, were removed on
affidavit to Baltimore county Court-Stata NO
William Cunningham, indicted for an assault and
riot at the charter election. The travcrser not an
bearing, his recognizance was forfeited William
L.. Schley bondSman. Mr.. Schley came in after
wards, and stated to the Court that CUNNINGHAM
mad been drowned at sea, and he couldn't brine
hlm up for trial. He asked the Court to strike out
the forieiture.-State rs. John Hoffman in
dcted for stealing $3.50 from Mrs. Catharine
NIXON; The Court appointed r. Gilmor, Jr, to
defend him. Verdict 'guity." Motion filed for new
trial.-State rs. Jas. Hyson, indicted for common
assault. Guilty. Fined 81 and costs-Amos
Thompson and Michael Connolly, charged with
shooting and rioting at Washington Hall, were ad-
mltted to bail in the sum of 81 900 each State
cs Otho T. Cant (negro), indicted for the larceny
OF SO, belonging to Elisha Scarborough Verdict.
guilty, Not senterced. j. Levin Gale, Esq,
eonnse! i9r M defence :. In the case of Sophia Car
ter, jointly charged with Charles F. Hvson for an
assault with intent to kill, plea of 'not guilty"
was esley Gade, arrested few days
since on the charge of vagrancv, and confined in
the staton-house, ordered by the Judge to be
jury trial. Judge Bond said that in the ease of
arrests under the vagrancy act, the informer
must pay the costs when the charue
is not prOvcn.-State Us. Alexander Lew
James Morgan, James Griffith and Paul PIacide
indicted for rioting at the Goth ward polls on the
18th of October, 1859. John W. Watkins, John
IL. Thomas, VIM. j. Nichols, Alfred H. Byrd, Levin
Gale and Mr.. Towson, of the Judges of election
testified to the notorious disturbances about the
polls, which were participated in by the parties
named IN the indictment, more less, during the
the whole day.-For the defence - William
SON. Deputy Warden Of the Jail, and Sergeant
Bartholow, of the late police, swOrc positively that
the election was perfectly quiet and peaceable
one, and that no disturbance whatever took place
during the day. The jury, however, composed of
the following persons: Col. William H.. Stewart
John Il. Stoddard, John r. Davis John Q. Little,
u; IL. Chandler Samuel Butler, Elisha Harrington,
Thomas Goodwin, John II. Woodward, Ashton
Martin, David Il. Greeves, John p. Rich
ards, rendered verdict OF not guilty.
The Court, at o'clock, adjourned until this morn
ing at 10 o'cOck.-The jury in the 10th ward
rot case had not agreed at the adjournment of the
Court. They had their dinners furnished them by
the Sheriff, by direction of the Judge
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE KRErs.
Joseph Garrett u.s. Sarah Garrett. Bill for di-
vorce rincUio natrimonjj filed. REYNOLDS for COM
painant.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDaE MARSHALL.
The Baltimore Commercial Agency cs Joseph
Slime. An appeal from Justice HAYWARD Judg-
ment affrmed.-C Bittner and H. PIughoff r2.
A. Huet. An appeal from Justice Jolly. J udg-
ment reversed and Judgment by consent for $40 for
appellees and cOsts.--L. F. Ballard rs. Joel Hin
man An appeal from Justice Ridgeway. Appeal
dIsmlssed.-Assignment to-day IT'S to 200
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
Charles Mann rs. VIM. S. Appleton and Richard
). Appleton. An action of covenant Before re-
ported On trial.-Assignmen to day us to l4l.