The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-23
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State Us. Patrick Collins, charged with assault
ing police officer Gill. Case compromised, accord
ing to Act of Assembly, on payment of costs -
on motion OF Mr.. Pinkney, the Court quashed the
presentment against Thomas Mister, constable for
malieaSance in oilice.--State rs. Charles Wilson
(negro), charged with assault upon Andrew
jackson, (negro.) Wilson keeps drinking-h house
on Lombard, near Frederick street, where negroes
resort to drink and play cards. The Court or
dered Wilson's license to be suppressed and fined
him 50. Andrew Jackson was directed to paw the
cOsts.--State James II. Moore (negro),
charged with assaulting L. II. Walker, Il white
boy. Moore not appearing his recognizances were
forfeited. The Court, after hearing the testimony
OF the boy, imposed fine of S5 and costs upon
Moore's bondsman.--State rs. Thomas Harvey,
charged with assaultng officer Marshall and re,
slstlng HIM while in the discharge Of his duty.
Guilty. Fined 81 and costs-total S.. ~.
State rs; John Cosgrove, charged with
assaulting, throwing a brick at, and drawing
knife upon Louis Dennis. Not guilty.
Stats as George w. Tenant (negro), charged
with assaultng Christian CLAM. The defence
proved an abb. Not guilty.-State as. Jacob
Newman, charged with assaulting ohm II. Cormig
Guilty. Fined $40 and costs; total, S2O.27-
State as. Julia A. Norris charged with an assault
on Mary Lyons. Not guilty State rs. Alex
ander Turner, charged with beating Ann McDevitt.
Not gullty.--State rs. Charles Wheeler, charged
with an indecent exposure of his person in the
street: Guilty. Imprisoned one week and fined
% ana costs; total Sl2.27.--State as Frederick
, IN.
Guilty. Fined So and costs; total S12.27.-
state as. John Bauchier, charged with committing
an assaultupOn Warner Ellen. Guilty Fined % cts
and costs; total S9.42.--State rs. George Stroh-
mayer, charged with assaulting Lucretia Hitchings
Guilty. Fined 81 and costs; total $40 SS.-State
rs. Fletcher HultZ, charged with assaultinr Kate
Small and resisting officer Pettinger in the dis
charge OF his duty. Guilty. uultz fined SIS and
Miss Small ordered to pay costs S7.27-
State John II. Adams, charged with assaultinr
Anna Hunt The traverser was ordered to pay
fine of So, and the complainant to pay costs, S727
At the conclusion Of this case MIR. Pinkney re-
marked to the Court, that there were no more
Saturday cases on the docket and he believed that
1t was the first time in twenty years that the Sat
urday docket cear.-William Watson in
dIcted for simple assault, admitted to bail in
the sum OF S5O0.-The forIetures of last Satur-
days cases were then called. -George NJ. Gill
aud others as. the Mayor and City Council of Bal
hmore. An appeal from the return of the Com
mIsSloners for Opening Streets, in the matter of
the the opening OF Holiday street Before reported.
This case occupied the Court for the remainder OF
the day.-The Court adjourned until Monday
morning at 10 O'clock.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUpGE KREns
Margaret G. Clarke as. GoldsborOugh S. Grif-
fifth. Motion to dissolve Injunction Argued bv
OrviIle Horwitz for complainant, and S. Il. Wal
lis for defendant. Not oncluded.-Stanton rs
Adre0n. Before reported. Demurrer overruIed.
w, Mm. M. addison for complainant, Whitney and
Thomas for defendant.-Cement Il. Grubb rs
James H. Ham, Horace l.. Brooke, George A. p.
Coates, Joseph G. Manning. Injunction granted
to restrain defendants from making sale mentioned
in the proceedings. X. j. Brent and Amos f.
Musselman for complainant.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
The Mayor and City Council u.s. James Peters.
Before reported. Motion for new trial withdrawn
Daniel Kaufman ct al. rS. James L. BarroIl-
Lien claim. Demurrer to pleas. Under curia
In the matter of the estate of Rachael Covin,
a lunatic Exceptions to Auditors account Ar
gued but not concluded to-day 81
to 395 postponed cases.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JUpGE GILES
Eliza e. Deery, lessee, Andrew Rench. An
action of ejectment. Before reported Verdict
for plaintiff for the return of one eighteenth part
of the property mentioned in the declaration. -
The Court Overruled the motion in arrest of iudg-
ment in the case of Benjamin Brown (negro) con
victed of manslaughter, and will proceed to SEN
tence the traverser this morning.
Nothing done in the Court of Common Pleas on
Saturday.