The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-31
Ia w INTELLIGENCE
CRIMINAL COURT.-JUDGE BOND

| Ia w IIF lELLIU ENCE.
!
| CRIMINAL COURT-JUpGE Boyp.
hooert u Barry, Esq, prosecuting. g.-The peti
jury summoned to serve for the second three weeks
| OF the term were present. Fl. A. Orem and Thos
Hill, being residents of the county, were excused
| from serving. Several gentlemen having desired
10 De excused from jury duty on the ground that il
lntertered greatly with their business arrange
ments, were informed by the Court that it had nc
power to discharge them, without thew offered con
sttutional objections; but it would endeayor so Ia
arrange the business of the Court that the Jurors
duties would not conflict greatly with their pri.
Sate lnterests--State u.s. Henry Hecker indicted
LOT keeping disorderly house. Tried before Court
AdJudged not guilty. Alexander for defence -
-State Us. John B. Garrett, indicted for selling
liquor on Sunday. Tried before a jury Verdict
not guilty. Cowan for defence-State Us. Adam
Finder, indicted for offering to vote ILLEGALLY IN
the 10th of October 1860, the second precinct of
the Twentieth ward. Tried before the Court. Mr.,
Fisher, clerk of the first precinct, Twentieth ward
testhed to having recorded the name of Adam
FINDER on the poll book but did not see the traver
ser at the time or during the day. Officer Wright
saw Finder vote at the first precinct early in the
morning; at about IL o'clock he was called to the
second precinct to testify to this fact, when the
traverser arrested; Finder did not apnpar
arunK Mr. Mckenzie one of the Judges of the
second precinct, testified that Finder handed fode
ticket to him at about IL o'clock; upon QUESTIONING
him ne said he lived in Union street; being told
that Union street was outside the precipct
appeared to be incapable of giving an intelIi
gent answer to anyt thing said to him. he was told
then to get his papers, when he said he had voted
IN the ZOth ward for nineteen years; the man went
away Tor his papers, and when he returned he was
arrested.-FOr the defence, Mr. Jameson clerk
OF the I'd precinct, testified, that when Finder came
to the window he appeared to be simple; did not
seem TO understand what he doing; heard par
ties on the pavement urging the traverser to vote,
saying that he had right vote in the precinct;
heard him say he lived in Union, but heard others
was sent home for his papers, and When lie FetuTn
ed he was arrested Some other witnesses for
the defence being absent, the case was held under
cr!d-The case of William Banchardt, charged
with assaulting Charles F. Kuhns, was removed on
affidavit to Baltimore County Court-State u.s.
Martin Beauchelt, indicted for renting a house
10 mary urlce Tor the purposes of a bawdy
house. house Tried before the Court. Under curia.-
state rs. William Stephens, indicted for renting
out house to be used a bawdy house. Tried
before the Court and ordered to pay the costs of
the case.-David Chambers (negro), indicted
for stealing four window shades from Louis Muller,
was arraigned and pleaded guilty. lie said he
was sorry for it-hope you will make it as easy as
yerkin." Not sentenced.--State Us. Lewis
clark (negro), indicted for Keeping disorderly
mouse ON CLAY street near Liberty. Tried before
the court Held under curta Hack for defence.
State rs. Robert Chambers and John Woods,
constables, indicted for stealing a sum of money
from Henry Herwig, alleged to have been commit
ted on The 18th of October. After hearing the
evidence OF the witnesses for the State, Mr. Barry
said there was nothing to connect the parties in
the slightest way with the taking of the money
and he thought it to be his duty, as representing
the state, to ask that plea of not guilty be en-
tered In the case, which was accordingly done and
the parties scharged.-Adjourned at O oclock
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL
Wm McCaully and David Robinson as. Hugh
Gelston An appeal from Hayward. Verdict for
appellee for SlO0-John Sipple u.s. Christian Ba
ker An appeal from Justice Mclaughlin judo
rnalin John III =
D. Rutter. Action for damages for assault and
battery and for malicious prosecution. Verdict for
observation-disclosures 209 to 237.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
Joon H. Berry u.s. L. d r. Scott. Before report
ed; Not NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-day 24l to
The UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court, Judge Giles,
sls engaged daily in issuing naturalization papers.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BREWER
ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 80.
VIM. Bell, youth of some sixteen wears, charg-
ed with the larceny of one canoe, the property of
Wm Nj. Newton, of Baltimore, alleged to have
been stolen from Browns wharf on the 10Th of
June, 1850, and also for the larceny of one soop,
named "Andrew Armstrong" valued at $500, the
property of Thomas Bradynouse, stolen from Jack
sons wharf Baltimore, on the same day, and
brought to Annapolis for sale. Verdict guilty.
State Us. Benjamin E. Hall, of Baltimore,
indicted for assaulting James Newbern
Tried before the Court and adjudged guilty. Fined
500 with costs. Mr.. Franklin for the defence.-
Daniel Shaetfer, indicted for bastardy and re-
moved to this Court from Baltimore today, ac-
costed James Rene, Esq, the States Attorney
and remarked that he would take exceptions to
what he said in regard to the case pending against
him. Mr.. Renell replied that all he did was in his
official capacity, which right he had when Shaetfer
responded in a perenptory manner. Mr.. RenelI
called the attention of the Court to the fact and
made affidavit to the same. Shaef1er was then
" nPn md ma do fnta Al
1t was not his intention to intimidate the State's
officer, or anyt hing Of the kind. The Court how
ever, thought differently, and imposed fine of $40
with Imprisonment for len ays-Shaehier's case
was then postponed until JANUARY term, the
Sheriff committed him to ail.-State rs. Freder-
lex Frank, one of the orange venders at Camden
Freeburger. Tried before the Court and adudged
guilty. Not sentenced. Messrs. Franklin and
Brannon for the defence. There is also case
against Frank for picking Freeburger's pocket
and stealing therefrom Sl.621&, but owing to the
absence OF treeburger the case was continued
| The case of the State Us. Samuel Mackewee OF
| Baltimore, charged with assault and battery,
was continued until the next term
State rs. Andrew Weinholdt, indicted for the lar.
cenv OF silver watch, alleged to have been stolen
from Constantine Smith, of Baltimore, on the 24tI
| of April last-The prisoner was placed in the
dock, ard on being interrogated by the Court who
was his counsel, &C., he replied. "Well, had Mr..
Rogers, but he is not here and don't know any o
these lawyers down here, and if | did, | have nc
money to pay them; so | suppose | tight as wei
be tried now, for am tired of being in Jail, anG
want it done with, one way the other" The
Court then requested Mr.. Hagner to defend the pri
soner, and Mr.. RideOut assisting, the case wa:
tried before the Court and the evidence being con
| clusive-the watch found on his person, with hi
! acknowledgements to the officers, &c.-the Cour
adjudged him guilty. Not sentenced.--
State Us. John Hail. colored, indicted for assaultinl
Lloyd Brown. Tried before the Court and adjudg
| ed guilty. Imprisoned in the county ial for thre