The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-14

if they find the charge cannot be sustained, thev
can discharge the accused. The Grand Jury
came in at = o'clock, when Court adjourned until
this morning at 10 O'Clock
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUpGE KRERs
Ienry Davail and George l.. Iglehart the
mayor and City Council of Baltimore and Henry
Il mmravers' Injunction granted to restrain Henry
Iravers from constructing any pier or piers in the
water at the foot of Conway street and enioininr
the Mayor and City Council from permitting the
erection OF saldp or piers c. Marshall for COM
plainants.
SUPERIOR COURT-JuDGE MARTIN.
- "orthlngton as. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company reported. Jury out--Cec
bank bank as. Llewellyn F. Barry, garnishee of John
ment 195 to 224
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JuDGE MARSHALL.
Joseph Hamilton rs. James H. Morrill, An an
peal from Justice Alexander. Judgment affirmed.
q; s DISTRICT COURT'-JUDGE GILES
Ihe following gentlemen were returned as Grand
Jurors, in addition to those already published
samuel o. Hoffman, William Fuller, and Horatio
l.. Whitridge.-John +. Haynie u.s. James II.
Merrill. Libel to recover wages On trial
BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE.
IoWsoNrowN June ia steH was entered in
the case of the State rs. John Rinehart, CHARGED
with larceny. Also, in the case of John Myers in
dcted Tor the same effence.-State rs Peter
Dougherty, indicted for selling liquor on the Sab
bath Verdict, guty.--State as. Henry McI}ro-
den. indicted for burglariouslv entering Mr. Crum
rlne's store in Manchester, Carroll county, Mary
land, and stealing therefrom the 18th Of March,
1860, one cloth coat, valued at SO, the proper
ty ct VIM. II. Cnrlinger, of Baltimore. Verdict,
guilty.-State rs Lawrence RAYMOND alias Will
helen Raymond, indicted for the larceny of one
bay mare. the property of John A. Bence, of Car
roll county, Maryland, alleged to have been stolen
on the 24th Of March 1859, and removed from the
Circuit Court of Carroll county. Verdict not
guilty; the State abandoning the ase-State rs
WIN. Chids, indicted for an assault and battery
with intent to Kill, and also, for attempting
mt mt highway robbery on Hugh Brady, alleged to
have been committed in Baltimore city on the 23rd
OF March, 1850. Tried before the Court and ad-
judged guilty OF assault and battery and not guilty
upon the other counts.-State as. Daniel Christ,
inaleted Tor assanlting Jacob Everhart, formerly
hotel keeper in Westminster, and the prisoners
step-ather, alleged to have been commit
ted on the 2Oth of May, 1860 Tried
before the Court. Fined 81 with COSTS and sent
10 10 jail Tor SIX months.-State Us. James Kelly, of
Iowsontown, indicted for assaulting L. Whiteford
on the 24th OF January last. Verdict guilty, and
fined $50 with costs.-State as. Charles Woods,
indicted for riot, disturbing Divine worship, and
aSsaultng Amos Jones at prayer meeting held at
lllchester, Baltimore county, on the oath of Nav,
1882 Tried before the Court and adudged guilty of
disturbing Divine worship and also guilty of an as
sault on Jones. Fined $40 in the first case and $40
IN the second, with costs. In default of payment
Wood was sent to jail.-State u.s. VIM Cooney, in
dicted for selling liquor on the Sabbath Jury out
REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury, after a session of q davs, arose
to-day and submitted the following report:
To HIS Honor, John H. Price,
Judge Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore Countv:
The Grand Jury for May term, 1860, respectful
ly report, that in compliance with the law they
have visited the Jail and have found it in neat or
derly and healthy condition, and have heard no
complaints with regard to their fare or treatment
from the prisoners therein confined. They are,
however, under the necessity of calling the atten-
ton OF the Court to the pressing want noticed by
the preceding Grand Jury, but hitherto unpro-
vlded for, of an enclosure, by high and su5stan-
tia wall, of the jail and grounds thereto attached
comprising in all some two of land. This i'm
provement is urgently demanded both as a measure
of security the Jail wall being of such material as
may be and has been easily broken through bv a
prisoner in single night, and also as pro-
vision for exercise demanded by a due and |
Just regard to the health of the inmates of the |
prison, who are now kept in close confinement and |
have no other exercise than that of working the |
pump kept in the basement for the purpose of sup
plying the building with water. They also en-
dorse the recommendations of their predecessors |
that the walls of the building be lined with boiler
IRON, and that iron bedsteads be provided for the
inmates The size of the building is entirely made |
quate for the use to which it is put; thrty-seven |
persons being confined in twentv-four cells |
from which it results that two, and in some cases
three individuals immured in cell which is |
not more than sufficiently large for the reception
Of one.
JOSHUA F. CoCKEY. Foreman.
The Grand Jury found 81 true bilIs.-The |
Court adjourned until tomorrow morning at the |
usual hour.