The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-08
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CRIMINAL COURT-,JUpGE BoNn


James Manly and Thomas Hogg, charged with
depriving Mr. Jacob Daley of his liberty and with
robbng him, were admitted to bail in the sum of
$1,000 on the charge of larceny, and $500 on
the other charge, James II. Hebden becoming
bondsman for both.--John Hunt, charged with an
assault, gave bail in the sum of $500, VIM. Leach
bondsman.-The cases of William Taylor Wm
King. George Hanna and Gregory Barrett, charged
with disorderly conduct at Bellevue gardens were
postponed until next Saturday.-In the cases OF
Mrs. Ann Eliza Hinesley, Jeanette Russell, Thos
Temperly and William Russell, indicted for perjury,
bail was fixed at 81 900 in each case and given Mrs
Thomasina Russell becoming security.-State Us.
Thomas Ii. Smith, charged with obscenely exposing
his person before Mrs. Armstrong. Not guilty
State Us. Jno. II. Cosgrove, charged with assault
ing Louisa Herschell. The prosecuting witness
not appearing, her recognizance was forfeited and
the case continued.-State Us. Isaac and Aaron
Levi, charged with an assault upon charles Lnde-
mana boy. Not guilty.-State Us. Barney
Campbell, charged with assaulting Henry Deal
with billy. The parties desired to compromise
but the State would not consent Jury trial was
then prayed. The Grand Jury afterwards presen-
ted Campbell, for an assault with intent to murder.
State Us. William Callahan, charged with as
saGItng saul nga Patrick @ kenny-a boy Guilty Fined
charged with assaulting George Reader, and
George and Mary Reader, charged with assault
ing Emanuel Keitel. Cross-cases. The Readers
not guilty. Emanuel Keitel fined 25 cents and
ordered to pay the costs in the three cases. S.
State as. A. G. Williams, charged with disorderly
conduct and melting n riot, ut political meeting
The traverser not appearing his recognizance was
forfeited, and case continued until next Saturday,
State Us. Frank Kelly, charged with assauting
owen Mcdonnell. Case compromised by payment
of costs.-State Us. John Brockman, charged
with assaulting Lawrence OFT, and OFT charged
with assaulting Brockman Cross-cases. Com.
promised. The Grand ury were discharged until
Tuesday morning ng.-State Charles Hoffman,
charged with assaulting Conrad Sleeper. Guilty.
Fined So and costs.-State Us. Martin Kane,
charged with assauting Miles Cavauaugh and off
Ger johnson; also Thomas McDermott, Patrick
Flanagan and John Gibbons, charged with assault
ing Cavanaugh, and cross case charging Cavan-
augh with assaulting the other parties. This was
a fight at an Irish rattle and dance on the Point
The parties were all under the influence of the
"crathur." Martin Kane fined $40 and costs for
assaulng the police officer and 25 cents and costs
for assaulting Cavanaugh; Flanagan and Gibbons
SIS and costs for the assault ap Cavanaugh, and
Cavanaugh fined So and costs for assaulting
the other parties. McDermott not guilty.
State vs Martin Welsh, charged with assaulting
John Foley. Compromised. State Us. JAS. Ryan,
charged with assauting Barton kimmerlin, and
with cruelty beating mule, the property of John
Hiss. Adjudged guilty of cruelty to the mule and
find % cents and costs. Not guilty on the charge
OF OF assault, prosecutor to pay costs-State as.
Charles Slarsh, charged with assaulting Tobias
Turngood. Compromised. d.-State Us. Bernard
Mayer, charged with indecently exposing his per-
son on the public streets. Fined 81 and COSTS
State u.s. David Douglas, charged with resisting
Olucer DuOTJ anu aSsaultlnR Ezekiel Dell. lmprlS-
oned one week for the assault on Bell; not guilty
on the other charge.-State George Ely,
charged with assaulting Mary Mcbride. No wit
ness-party discharged State Us. Harriet Bar
rett, charged with beating her husband Jos. Bar
rett. Joseph desired to make up and compro-
mise, which was assented to by the State
State Charlotte Miller, charged with assaultng
Sarah Campbell, and Sarah charged with beating
Charlotte. Both parties were drunk at the time of
the fight. Both fined ST and costs and imprisoned
one week, depriyinp the ladies of seeing the open-
ing of the Park, and giving them opportunity of
inspecting another Executive improvement
Sheriff Dutton asked the Court to reissue an at
tachment for the arrest of John English, wit
ness in Levy's case. The Sheriff stated that on
last Thursday attachment was issued by the
Court for the arrest of English, and that he bad
deputized Marshal Kane any of his officers to
make the arrest. The attachment returned to
him on Friday by officer German, with the state
ment that English could not be found, and that the
Marshal requested him to return the writ.-The
Court ordered a re-issue.-Adjourned until Tues
day. morning.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUpGE MARTIN
William Ward, use of Hardesty, George H.
Wetter. Objection to ratification of sale. Argued
by McLane and Williams for complainant; j. NJ.
Campbell for detendant.-There will be jury
in attendance to day. The rule-day dockets will
be called at 10 Observation-Disclosures for to- morrow
2l8 to $50 inclusive.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JuDGE MARSHALL
Solomon DyamfOrth as. Samson SolomsOn. An
appeal from Justice Wheat. Judgment reversed.
--Gas Light Company Us. Hugh Humphreys.
An appeal from Justice Rdgaway. Not concud.
ed.--Joshua Hughes and John Summer us ,Joshu a
Niblet An appeal from Justice Wheat. Judg-
ment reversed.--John Mahr Jacob Kahler.
An appeal from Justice Peters On trial.--The
Court will sit for few minutes only this morning.
U. s. CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE GILES
during Saturday.
Nothing done in the City Circuit Court