The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-06
PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY COUNCIL
Ia w NT,ELLIGENCE.
CITY CIPCTrIT coUpT-IrnopE Err

CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE KnErs
Mary A. Davis u.s. James E. Davis. Bill filed to
divorced Uincuto mdtrtmoRji.-Emily Woeiper Us.
Benjamin F. Woelper. Bill for divorce a mensa ct
horo.-Frauces Williams as. Lawrence C. Will
liams. Bill for divorce a rincuio matrimoni.
US. DISTRICT COURT.-JUDGE GILES.
George W. Holden James Kelly. Libel for
work and material. Decree for libellant for S67.S5
with interest and costs.-Loane and Grafln Us.
Same. Decree for lbellant for SlGS.20 with in
terest and costs.
SUPERIOR COURT-JuDGE MARTIN.
This Court was engaged in Equity business yes
terday-
BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE.
TowSoNTowN, September 5.-Richard j. Cuttings,
ESD, attorney for the William Dick, of
the county, Indicted for selling liquor without
license, pleaded guilty and was fined $50 with costs.
The Court this morning gave its opinion in the
appeal case of COrville =. Stansbury u.s. +. Beatty
Graft by reversing the judgment below, and giving
Judgment in favor of StanSbury for mule, valued
State u.s. Bank Hook and James Armacost, Jointly
indicted for assaulting and beating Patrick Raw
ley, alleged to have been committed in the county
on the 24th of August, 1860. The sub
mtted to the jury without argument, and verdict
of ''guilty" in both cases rendered. Messrs.
Grason and Ensor for the defence.--
The of the State Us. Francis G. f. Waltemyer
indicted for assaulting Mrs. Rachel Jenkins was
called for trial. but the defendant not being pre-
pared to go to trial, filed suggestion of removal,
and the Court remanded the to the Circuit
Court for Howard county.-State rs. George
Santymer, indicted for Keeping a disordery house
on the 1st of October, 1853, and also for selling
liquor without license on Sunday, the Sd of June,
1860. Quite a number of witnesses were examined
in these cases, and the State abandoned the first
charge, for keeping a dsOrderly house. while the
jury rendered verdict of ''not guilty. for selling
liquor without license. MeSsrs. Wheeler and
Keech for the defence.--John Matthews, indict-
ed for assaulting David Jones, was held to bail in
the sum of 5000 for his appearance
Henry Bennett, indicted for the larceny of car
penters axes adzes, 20 chisels, 6 drawing knives,
l02 tabe-knives l02 table-forks and 81 augurs, al
legged to have been stolen in Baltimore
city the 9th of February, 1860, from the
store of George j. Loane, valued at S79.25.
The prisoner, youth of some Is years, is jointly in
dcted with George Rotten, who convicted at
the last term of the Circuit Court for Anne Arun-
del, and is now serving out term of eight years
in the penitentiary for the LARCENY Of the above
articles. The evidence in this case on the part
of the State was the ELECTED in the case of
Rotten, and published in the EXCHANGE" viz
that on the above night Mr.. Loane's store was
broken open and robbed of the above articles; on
the following day William Clark returned pOr-
tion of the articles to Mr.. Loane, they having been
given to his son by the prisoner to take care of.
Samuel Tatem and Yep. Peters were also charged
with the robbery and after the burglary
mtted the prisoners portion of the articles were
deposited under Mr.. Johnson's porch on Gross,
Washington street, where he got them and
gave them to Young Clark.-Without concluding
the Court adjourned until tomorrow, when the
case will be resumed. Il. Stockett Matthews, ESQ.,,
appeared for the defence.