The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18
La w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL. COUPTJ Junop pawn

BOND.
The cases of Frank Cooke and Frederick Shelf
Ter, charged with resisting and assaulting police
officers, were sent before the Grand Jury.-State
u.s. Thomas E. Kelly, charged with beating his
wife. Compromised, the wife paying costs, So To-
State Alexander Williamson and Benjamin
Bachelor, charged with attempting to stop a mill
tary company, on parade, and resisting officer
Eckert in the discharge of his duty. Williamson not
guilty. Bachelor guilty. Fined 81 and costs-total
S6.06.--State Us. Mary Ann Pollock, charged
with assaulting James Wilkinson. Fined 25 cents
| and costs-tota S4.S4--State as. Margaret
Thomas, charged with assaulting and abusing Hen
| rietta Kelly. Guilty. Fined SIS and costs-tota
$40 52.--State u.s. John Coath charged with
assaulting VIM. Ii. johnson. Guilty Fined so
cents and costs-total S5,7.--State rs. VIM. II.
John Coath. Fined Is cents and costs-total SIS IL
State as. j.. j. Blumenberg, charged with as
saulting c. J. Hennick, and c. J. Hennick for
assaultng j. j. Blumenberg. Cross action
| Compromised on payment of 81 fine and costs by
each party tntal S5.4S each.--State vs. Patrick
Hoyst, charged with dsorderly conduct and resist
ing the police at a picnic party the Bel
air road. Dismissed for want of jurisdiction
Cases against Simon Haupt and Edward Sunder-
land were dismissed the same cause.--State
rs. Charles Horney, charged with assaulting VIM.
| Wits. Not guty.--State u.s. Peter Jordan,
Deever, and also with fighting at Rullmans gar
dens during picnic. Fined $40 and costs for the
former, and $40 and costs and imprisoned one month
for the latter offence. Total fines and costs $3S 76
and resisting officer John Sermon. Guilty. Fined
S5 and costs. Total SO 3S.-State U.s. Daniel
Coakley, charged with assauting John W. Kursch,
by throwing key at him. Not guilty.-State
Us. Joseph Walton, charged with rioting at Rull
mans gardens. Not guilty.-State rs. William
Scarf, charged with assaultng and resisting officer
Allen at Ruman's gardens, Guilty. Fined S5 and
costs Total 50. s-State ys. Ann Riley, charged
with assaulting Catharne Blair and striking her
with a basin. Fined 81 and costs. Total SIS 3S.-
State rs. Samuel J. Lloyd, Jr., charged with as
sauting F. Lauterback, and F. Lauterback charged
with assaulting Lloyd. Cross-actions Each fined
25 cents and costs. Total 4.63 each.-State rs.
Samuel Condell, John Kerr and William Welsh,
charged with assaulting each other Cross-actions.
Kerr not guilty. Condell and Welsh fined 81 and
costs each. $6.ss.-State Us. James Morrison,
charged with assaultng James Carlisle Not gull
ty. The prosecutor pay costs. S4.Ss.-State
Us. James Carroll and Patrick Lanahan, charged
with assautiDg each other Cross-actions. Both
fined 81 and costs. Total S5.5S each.-State Us.
John Hindman, charged with assaulting John Nc
Cormick. Not guilty. Prosecutor to pay costs.
Total 81 5s--State as Robert Mcguire and Mary
Hokanlng, charged with assaulting each other.
ODonnell, charged with beating his wife. Not
guilty.-State Us. William Natf, charged with as
saulting Sophia Files. Not guilty--Patrick
gave bail in $5OO--The Court at o'clock, ad
journed until this morning at 10 o'clock.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
Worthington Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Motion for a new trial argued by Mclean and
Williams against and Latrobe for the motion. As
sgnment to day l95 to 224.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JuDGE MARSHALL.
D. W. Moore Us. Verlander and Curtain, use O.
Thomas Riley. An appeal from Justice Alexander
Judgment reversed.-George w. Bowen ant
Charles H. Mercer Us. Charles Oge. An appea
from Justice Ridgely. Judgment affirmed. As
sgnment 49 to 6S.
U.S DISTRICT COURT.-JUDGE GILES.
John +. Haney Lambert Citing. Libel t
recover wages. Before reported Decree for libel
liant for S757.l5.-Sampson Tappan Us. Th'
ship wanderer and freight. Decree for libellan
for So, 3,79523.-Hand & Tuttle Us. Patterson
Murguiondo. Libel to recover on charter party
n Not concluded.
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