The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-24
IA w INT,ELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL coURT-JupGE BOND.

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND
state rs. George Conig, charged with beating
! his wife Caroline. Caroline stated that on the da
| OF the assault she intoxicated; George cam
| home and wanted her to go up stairs, she refuses
| and he attempted to force her up, when she tool
| hoid OF him and George struck her in the face sh
only recollected being struck OF ce; she was yer,
drunk and fell down stairs that day and struck he
head against the partitions the fall bruised her fac
very much; she went out of town three days after
she was ashamed OF herself Deputy Afford stated
that at the time he served the summons on Caro-
line, her face was very much bruised; she sale
George had been beating her. Guilty Fined S2C
and costs and imprisoned two montbS.--State rs
William Nichol, charged with assaulting Sarah
Phillips. Compromised on payment of COSTS
State Us. Catharine Friday, charged with assault
ing Charles Bobuth. The States witness being
returned non est twice the was stetted.--
State Us. Robert McEIwee, charged with assaultng
Martha Vineyard. Prosecutrix est. Stetted.--
State Patrick Connolly, charged with assaultng
Joseph Gorley. Recognizance forfeited and fine
OF $40 and costs posed.-State rs. Francis
Fronderford, charged with assaulting Charles Dra-
ger. states witnesses returned non est. Setted.
State as. Richard Sewall, charged with assault
ing James NJ. CLANCY. CLANCY was sitting in the
Vauxhall Tavern, on Light street; Sewa came,
went to CLANCY and said, "You don't know me. u
Chaney replied in the negative. Sewa-"Y on used
to, you s-n of b-h," and knocked CLANCY from
the chair and choked him while on the floor.
Guilty. Fined 81 and costs, and imprisoned one
month.-State as. James Gray, charged with as
saulting Rudolph Frauling. Fraung said Gray
struck him over the head with corder's stick and
drew the blood, because he asked Gray to get out
of his way. Rudolph very anxious to compro-
mise the case, and said Gray had given him S5 to
do so. The Court consented to the compromise,
ana directed Frauling to pay the COSTS
State u.s. William Martin, charged with interfering
with officer Merryman and attempting to rescne a
GUd9neGtfe@ him.,..eNot.gH Hity.-State rs. John
Not guilty.-State US. JOS. Kitzinger and Rosa
Kitzinger charged with assaultng Virginia Ham,
mond, and Benjamin and Virginia Hammond,
charged with assauting Rosa Kitzinger. Cross
actions. Cases compromised on payment of costs.
State Robert Cathcart, hackman, charged
with resisting officer Wright, at the Camden
station, in the discharge of his duty. Compro-
mised.-State Mrs. Rachel Miller and Lena,
her daughter, charged with assauitng Jas. Daley.
Daley was returned non est. Setted. -
State Us. Elizabeth Bambaugh, charged with
assaulting Homer Blanch. Compromised.-
Charles Harr, charged with assaultng Benjamin
Spandower, prayed jury trial, and gave bail in the
sum of $500, John Fetting, bondsman.-State
Elizabeth fredericks, charged with assaulting Ma
tilda Stewart-a causeway fight. Matilda had two
black eyes, one nearly gouged out. Guilty. Fred
ericks ordered to be sent to the Almshouse.-
State Us. Augustus Murdoch, charged with assault
ing the same party. Not guilty. Prosecutrix to
pay costs.-State as. James Snyder, charged
with assaulting John Glantz. Guilty. Fined 81
and costs.-State u.s. John W. Lampher, charged
with assaulting and beating his wife Margaret, and
beating and abusing his children in the most bru-
Attachment issued and case continued
State as. James Allworth, charged with
cruelty beating his wife Mary. Case par
TALLY heard and postponed until next Saturday
State Us. John Lemerick, charged with assaulting
constable Everett Traverser ordered to pay costs.
In the case of Christian Leutchbecher, who
was charged with permitting gambling on his
premises on Sunday, the testimony for the defence
having been heard by the Court several weeks ago,
and the State abandoning the prosecution, plea of
not guilty entered Static rs Thorn Ia
charged with persuadng seamen of the Bremen
bark Etha to desert. Not guilty.-Peter Rick
etts, indicted for assaulting officers Erdman and
Bracken on the 18th instant, in the Fourth ward
gave bail in $500 in each case; Wesley Ricketts,,
bOndsman. The Grand Jury presented John Muir
ray for assaulting with intent to kill John Conn
and Joseph Hall. Conn was brought into Court
and gave bail in the sum of five hundred dollars
to appear and testify in the case. He was very
badly beaten about the head and face, presenting
ghastly appearance. He was conveyed to and from
the Court House in hack. During the proceed
ings of the Court, his Excellency Governor Hicks,
came in and was seated for some time beside Judge
Bond, engaged in nversation.-Adjourned at
l213 O'Clock, until this morning at 10 o'clock.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
Charles Winternitz Us. Mary Lepar. An appeal
from Justice Duncan. Appeal dismissed-As.
signment to-day 220 to pa.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. Us. George
Guest, VIM. Gilmor, and Stephen s. Lee. An ac-
tion to recover freight on coal. Before reported.
The jury, teing unable to agree, were discharged,
and case continued.--Equity business occupied
Court on Saturday. y.-Assignment to-day 188 to
226 inclusive.
U. S. DISTRICT C0URT.-JUDGE GILES.
The United States as. Henry Travers. An action
to recover S400, penalty of bond for the non
return of seaman named James 5. Campbell,
shipped from this port on board the brig John p.
Hooper, and who turned ashore on the Island
of Jamaica by the captain of the brig during her
voyage. Before reported. The jury after being
out all Friday night, failed to agree and were dis
charged.