The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-27
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge
Frederick Pinkney, Esq, Deputy States Attorney
prosecuting.
The following occupied Saturday:
Michael Coleman, charged with an assault with
an intent to kill Charles H. Myers, was admitted
to bail in the of 81 ,000.-
Richard Morrison, charged with rioting, wa;
baed in the sum of $500.
State Francis Connolly alias Cutting Tobe
charged with assaulting Ann Torcy and Andrew
Ambrecht. Tobe went into a drinking-hO on
the Point and behaved dsorderly, and assaulted
Ambrecht. Ann went for officer and when she
returned, Connolly struck her in the mouth and
knocked one of her teeth out.
Mr. Larkin for defence, said he had no witnesses
out would remind the Court that Connolly had been
in JAIL since the 7th inst.
Mr. Pinkney.-The longer he is kept in Jail, your
Honor the better for the community.
Ordered to be imprisoned ten days and fined
So 90 and costs. Total Sll.27.
Mr. Leakin offered bail for VIM. G. Jones, who
is indicted for stealing the cash box, from the store
of Messrs. Hamilton Easter Co., which was OBJ
Jected to by Mr.. Pinkney, and refused by the
Court.
Mr.. Pinkney said that Mr. Leakn had better
bring in other bail on Monday.
Mr. Leakin remarked that he did not know whe-
ther any Court would be held on Monday
Mr. Pinkney.-Will your Honor hold Court on
Monday2
Judge Stump.-Well, don't know Pll be here
at ii O'Clock on Monday if | am sober docking at
MI lIedhlIi.) Ill uFuUh 50 frequently now the
rest of the Judges remark could not be heard.
State rs. George Gutenberg, charged with as
saulting Isaac Downs, (negro.) Downs went to
uhenberg's, who keeps tavern, and wanted IL
quor on credit, which was refused; he then caught
Nuremberg by the wrist, drew him partly over the
counter, and stopped to get spittoon; Uhlenberg
then struck him over the head. Not guilty.
State as. Daniel Hinton, charged with assauting
Lewis Horst. Hinton went to lager beer saloon,
kept by Horsts son, and wanted beer without pay;
refused him, he became violent and said he would
tear the house down; Horst said he couldn't do
that, and got him as far as the door, when Hinton
turned and struck him in the eye with brass
spiggot.
Judge.-Hurt you much?
Witness, whose eye was bandaged Very much
doctor thought would lose my eye.
Prisoner.-Judge, will you let me say word or
two?
Judge.-lf you've got any witnesses, I'll hear
them, but won't hear a speech.
Prisoner.-I amt got no witnesses; the Dutch
man came after me with club and had to do it.
L was able to pay for all got
Ordered to be imprisoned ten days and fined So
and costs. Total Sll.3l.
State as. Frank Scott, charged with assaulting
Nicholas Miller. Miller, who is a milkman, went
into store to milk; the prisoner was present
and asked him to treat; Miller refused and went
out; Scott followed and struck him over the head
Guilty. Fined 81 and costs-total SS.72.
State Us. Peter Short, charged with assaulting
police officer Lightner in the discharge of his duty.
Of So and costs. Total Sl235.
State Us. Andrew King, charged with assaulting
W. W. Singewad. Guilty. Imprisoned five days
and fined 81 and costs. Total S9.41.
The recognizances of the following persons were
forfeited:
Mary Maginnis, Thomas Maginnis, Ellen Magin-
mis-, Sarah f. Thomas, Timothy Dismond Lewis
Neuschaffer, Emma Young, James Smith, Rose
Gallagher, John MeGann, George Meinhardt, and
Patrick McDonough.
In the case of John Lainhardt, charged with set
ting fire to the Union engine house, bail fixed
at 81 000 but not given
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr.-Hon. VIM. Fell
Giles, Judge.
The following occupied Saturday
Isaac NJ. Singer and William Clark rs. William
S. Wamesby, agent of Ladd, Webster & Co. This
was an action to recover damages for the infringe
ment of a sewing machine patent. The iury, who
had been out since Thursday, came into Court and
rendered verdict for the defendant, upon all the
issues involved. They then discharged with
the thanks of the Court.
The counsel engaged in the case, were J. H. B,
Latrobe and William O'Brien, Esqs., for the plain
tiffs; Messrs Whiting and W Washburn, of Boston,
and Messrs. Browne and Brune of Baltimore, for
defendant.
The plaintiffs intend taking an appeal to the Su-
preme Court of the United States.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Hon. r. N. Martin Judge
The following occupied Saturday.
Applegarth Us. The Corn Exchange Insur-
ance Company of Philadelphia. Before reported.
erdlct Tor plalntlH Tor 81, 239. O6.
Hoffman Us. Berry. Motion for trial over
ruled.
The following rule passed on Saturday:
FEBRUARY 25, 1860
"0rdered, that in all cases where to support a
motion for new trial afidavits are necessary, the
affidavit afldavits mnst be filed within five days
from the filing of said notion
Assignment to-day 609 to 640
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. VIM. l.. Mar
shall, Judge.
The following occupied Saturday: