The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-26
Ia w WTELLIGENCE
CRIMINAL COTRT.-JunGE Bonn

CRIMINAL COURT.-JupGE Bonn.
state u.s. Michael Brindle, charged with assault
ing Mrs. Phlllipina Harwick. Harwick swore that
Brlndle assaulted her with knife. but none of the
witnesses, of whom there were about twenty sum-
moned, saw any assault of the kind. Adiudeed not
gullty-prosecutrix to pay costs.-State Us. AL
exander Levy, charged with assaulting officer
Quinn while in the discharge of his duty. This
affair occurred at ball in 0sceola Hall, on North
Gay street, week before last. The evidence Of the
olhcers was, that watchman's rattle had been
sprung from the ballroom door on two occasions
ard that in answer to the rattle the officers repaired
to the spot when about leaving the place the second
time, Mr.. Russell, the dancing MASTER called them
back, saying, 'they are at it again. Ser
geant Metzell, officers Quinn and Bracken
went back into the ballroom, and the Ser
geant arrested man by the name of Isen
hart and was about taking him away when Levy
caught hold OF the prisoner and was trying to pull
him away; Quinn then arrested Levy, who resisted:
got Quinns head down near to the ground. and
struck him twice the head with his fist: officer
Bracken then knocked Levy down with his stick
ne then taken off to ths tfence %s
Hail ond asked one q tie ice Eate went to the
matter, ana told that lsenhart was in fight,
and requested by the manager to go up
and quiet him; that he entered the ballroom
after the officers did, and that when he put
hands upon lsenhart it in an entreating
manner, to get him to go along with the officers;
none of the witnesses saw Levy strike Quinn. but
saw Levy struck with the club, and saw the officers
with pistol at his head. Sergt MitZell was not
present. Returned summoned. The Court ad-
judged Levy not guilty. 1t was evident that Levy
had gone in at the request Of one of the ball
gers to quiet the man, Isenhart, and when the
officers him in the position stated by the wit
nesses, they, Judging from his previous character,
and being ignorant of the above fact supposed that
he was taking part in the disturbance, and hence
arrested him. The Court thought Levy had been
sufficiently punished by the treatment received at
the hands of the offcers.-George Hidebrand,
charged with assaulrng boy named James Diggs,
fined 81 and costs.-Jacob H. Miller, charged
with assauting Christopher Cover, and the latter
charged with assaulting Henry Miller, were each
fined 81 and costs.-Ludwig Urich, tried last
week for assaulting his wife, was discharged from
jai.-Eeonora Wright, tried last week for as
sauting poice-offcers Dobson and Foreman, was
ordered to remain in Jail for another week.-The
Grand Jury were discharged until Wednesday
morning, and the Court adjourned at II clock.
SUPERIOR COURT-JuD0E MARTIN.
State of Maryland The Northern Central
Railway Company. Motion for judgment. Objec-
tions to judgment. Melton for judgment overrued
and defendant to plead by Tuesday, the 9th inst.
T. S. Alexander for plaintiff; j. Mason Campbell
for defendant.-Assignmen to-day 800 to 1872
inclusive.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.-JuDaE GILES
United States Us. Albert A. Nunes, surety OF
Charles Loring, receiver of public monies in the
Land-ofice of California. Mr.. Loring, while in
the city of New York in the year 1854, was mur.
dered at one of the hotels of that city. The gov
ernment claim the of 81 ,159. AT as deficiency
in his accounts, receiver. On trial. William
Meade Addison, Esq, for the United States; Chas.
+. Mayer, Esq, for defendant.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs.
Thomas L. Kelley US. Thomas Hedian. Motion
to discharge receiver. Argued by Mclaughlin for
complainant; Hack for defendant.--Americau
Homestead Association u.s. Christian Duerrenber
ger. Exceptions to ratification of sale made by the
trustee in this cause. Argument concluded by Johr
Carson for complainant; William A. Stewart fol
respondent.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
John B. Kimmell Us. Jacob Helfrck. An appea
| from Justice Mckinley. Judgment Affirm ed.