The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-10
Ia w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT-JunGE BOND.

CRIMINAL COU RT-JUDGE BOND.
State as. Joshua Dimmitt, George Thompson
alias Rats, James Snyder and Thos. Hogg, charged
with disnrderly conduct in the house OF Mrs. Rachel
Baer. Hogg is also charged with resisting officer
Eckert in the discharge of his duty. This affair
occurred about two weeks ago. James Manly for
the defence, testified that when the officers in
Lewis street, and told the party they must go to
the station, officer Harman said to him Manly }
f'We'll put you by any how for the next election
that one of the officers said, if he didn't get in
the hack he would blow his brains out witness got
on the hack and drove off to the station house
voluntarily: there were no weapons with
any of the party. The officers being re-
called, denied all OF Manly's statements
der fined 81 and costs, Thomas Hogg fined S5
and costs. The costs amounted to 81 in each case.
State rs. Mrs Elliott charged with assauting
and abusing the children of George Moore
Guilty. Fined $40 and cOsts.--State as. William
Young, charged with assaulting Charles A. Cook.
Case stetted, an attachment against the States
witness being returned non est.--State as r. r.
Connor, charged with assauting VIM. NJ. Thomp-
son. Compromised on payment Cf cOSts.--State
us. Gustavus Stinebad, MoritZ Rahan, and Charles
Zehner, charged with resisting the police and at
tempting to rescue a prisoner from them. The
affair occurred at Rost's lager beer gardens
last Monday. Adjudged ''not guilty.
State Us. Thomas Ray, charged with striking Pat
rick Pagan the head with brick. Not guilty
Prosecutor to pay costs.-State James Dent
(negro), charged with assaulting Ann Rebecca
eOgnizance was forfeited and fine of SIS imposed.
-George Kern, for assauitiHg George Afmensel,
prayed jury trial.-State rs. John Hudgins,
charged with attempting to rescue prisoner from
officer Eckert, at Rost's Gardens, Bel-Air road
Adjudged ''not guilty. State u.s. George Bailey
charged with aseaulting with whip, Thomas d.
Watkins (negro). Bailey is the driver of city
car; Watkins was driving a wagon near Gay street
quested to drive off, he refused, saying he could
not get off. As the afterwards passed Watkins
vehicle, the cardriver cut the negro two or three
times. Guilty. Ordered to pay the COSTS
State Us. George w. Moore, charged with resisting
officer Fields in the discharge of his duty; and
State Us. VIM. w. Eckert, police officer, charged
with beating Moore with chilly" This affair
also occurred at Rosts Gardens. Eckert arrested
Moore Tor dIs3rderly conduct when he was much
resisted and finally bitten in the hand by Moore when
he struck him over the head with his "billy."-
Moore was afterwards taken in charge by Fields
whom he also resisted. Moore was adiudged guilty
and fined $40 and costs Eckert, not guilty
Lawrence O'Brien compromised an assault upon
Dennis Delaney, by paying cOsts.-M. A. Spring
er and A. Friedenrich, charged with assaulting
Amos Wallace, prayed jury trial. and gave bail in the
sum of $500 each, Joseph Wolf, bondsman-
George Munday compromised an assault upon Hen
ry Fox, by paying costs.-State Us. Mrs. Christina
Henry, charged with assaulting Frederick Nut
man, and Frederick Nutman, charged with assault
ing Christina-cross-actions Each fined 25 cents
and costs.-State Margaret Sears, charged
with assaulting Martha Smith, and Martha Smith,
charged with assauting Margaret Sears. Cross
actions. Sears not guilty; Smith fined rs cents
and cOsts.-State Ann Smith, charged with
assaulting Jane Mullen. Not guilty. Prosecutrix
to pay costs.--- State as. VIM. King,
charged with assauting Mary Ann Spencer
and Joseph Newkirk. Guilty. Fined 81 and
costs, and imprisoned three weeks in each case-
State Us. George Davis and Joseph Brooks, charged
with assaulting Capt. Washin ton Brown, and Davis
also charged with threatening to shoot officer John
son. Not guilty of the charge of threatening the
officer. Both guilty of the assault on Capt. Brown.
Fined rs cts. and costs.-State Us. Patrick Fagan,
charged with resisting and choking officer Richard
Cowan. Guilty. Fined $40 and costs.-State u.s.
Robert McElwee, charged with assauting Martha
Vinyard. RecOgnizances forfeited and fine OF
S25 and costs imposed Caroline Deitsell, charged
with assaultng Mary Heiose, prayed jury trial, and
gave bail in the of $500, John w. Grants bonds
man.-ln the of VIM Howard, charged with
assault on VIM. Grauger-who had his rec0gn
forfeted-the forfeiture was stricken out
and Howard made to pay the costs, Granger being
willing to compromise-The Court at ~ O. 'cocE
was adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock
when the September term commences with one
hundred and sixty cases on the docket.
SUPERIOR CoURT-JUDGE MARTIN
The September Term of this Court commence
this morning, when the original dockets for July
rule day and the September Term will be call The
al-docket will be called on Tuesday, when thu
members of the Bar requested to attend for tn,
purposes of entering cases for trial. or otherwise
disposing of them.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL
The September Term commences this morning
when the dockets will be called There are two
hundred and fifty cases on the appeal docket, two
hundred and sixty on the trial docket and two
hundred and fifty on the original docket.
Nothing done N the other Courts on Saturday