The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-14
IA w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL COURT-JuDGE BOND.
Henry Middlecamp Us: The Mayor and City
Judgment affrmed.--John Yeagle rs. same. An
appeal from same. Judgment alirmed.--Louis
Stewart rs. same. An appeal from same. Judg
ment aflirmed.--John Wollenberg rs. same. An
appeal from same. Judgment ailirmed.--John
Manly same. An appeal from Justice Ensor.
Appeal dismissed.--Peter Riley Us. same. An
appeal from Ridgway. Judgment reversed
John P. Swingler Us. same. Appeal from Griffin.
An appeal from Charles Alexander. Judgment
reversed.-Wm. j. Dckey and John Dickey Us.
same. An appeal from Justice Hiss. This was an
appeal from paying the penalty of the ordinance
(Sl0) for impeding wilfully the progress Of the
steam fire engines. The Judgment was reversed,
on the ground that the suit should have been
brought against the drivers OF the vehi-
cles, instead of the owners, as in this case.-
way. Appeal smissed--Phadelphi Will
mngton and Baltimore Railroad Company u.s.
same. An appeal from Griffin. Violation Of ord-
nance in relation to speed of cars. Judgment re-
versed by consent.-Mchael Carling Us. same.
An appeal from Reid. Judgment reversed.-J.
II. Hasenwald same. Appeal from same. Judg
ment reversed. Moses Dysart as. same
Appeal from Hiss. Judgment reversed.-L
ley. Appeal dismissed.--The Grand Jury or
dered the following parties to be discharged from
jail:-Joshua Walker, Jack Ramsay, Catharine
Thompson, Ann Clark and Ann Lyons.-William
Brooks, charged with attempting, to sell free ne
groes out ofthe State, admitted to bail in the
sum of So, S2,000.--Adjourned at ~ O'Clock until
this morning at 10 o'clock.
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JuDdE KREBs.
Elizabeth Schert Us. John Conrad Schert. Ap.
plication for divorce mensa ct horo and iniunc
tion to restrain defendant from interfering with the
business and property of complainant Injunction
granted. Il. G. Barry for complains snt.-Wm.
j. OBrien as. Conrad Lehman, Henry Schafferman,
ct al. Bill to set aside alleged fraudulent deed.
l.. M. Reynolds and p. Mclaughlin for complain.
ant; George II. Williams for detendant.-Edward
A. Welsh and others as. Eliza Jane Welsh and 9th
and George W. Dobbin, Esqs, receivers of the
rents and profits of the real and leasehold estate of
Adam Welsh, deceased.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
Fels Point Elementary School No. u.s. Wolf
ram. Appeal from Justice Audoun. Judgment
aflirmed.-Joseph Vandaniker as. Thomas Lob
muller. An appeal from Morrow Judgment af
frmed.-Assignment to day, 25 to AZ.
Nothing done in the other Courts.
BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JuDGE PRICE
TowsoNTowN, Sept. l3, lS60.-John Lennon,
man of some 25 years, indicted for the wilful mur
der of John Constantine, alleged to have been
committed in the county on the 5th day of July
last, by striking him the left side of the head
with iron hammer, and inflicting mortal
wound Of the length and depth of once inch, of
which he then and there languished and died. The
prisoner was placed upon his tral-R. }. Cuttings
and Robert j. Brent, Esqs., appearing counsel
the part of the State, and Charles ii. Pitts and
Richard Grason, Esqs., for the accused The in
dictment was then amended by inserting Joshua
B. Lennon, the prisoners true name, in
stead of John Lennon, as named in the
indictment, after which the States Attor
ney made his usual opening statement to the
jury by explaining wha. constituted the different
grades of murder, &c. Mr.. Pitts, on the part of
the accused; followed with statement of facts
which he expected to prove, and if so, would ask
for verdict of not guilty. This murder was com.
mitted the date above named at Parsons tavern,
a house a short distance from the city on the York
road. The evidence elected went to show that the
men met at this place, and Lemon chal-
lenged by Constantine to take game at cards.
They were not long engaged before dispute
arose, and they both went out; some of the wit
for the State testified that the deceased was
pulled out of the house by the prisoner. When
in the yard a scuflle took place between them in
which Lennon was thrown up against the pump;
he then went to his wagon, which standing in
the road, and took from it an iron hammer, and
with it approached the deceased and struck him
the several blows which caused his DEATH Seve-
raj witnesses testified to the prisoners good charac
ter. The State will put in its rebutting testimony
tomorrow. The Court at els, p. NJ, adjourned.