The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-27
IA w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT-JUpGE BOND.

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.
L. ID. Hussey, charged with assaulting Ii. c. Hus
sey, forfeited his rec0gnzance and fine of SIS and
costs imposed James r. Gill, bondsman-Wm.
Howard, charged with assaulting William Granger,
forfeited his recognzance. A fine of S25 and costs
was afterwards imposed.-State r8 Henry Bow
ers, charged with cruelty beating the horses of
James Quinn. Bowers is driver of one of Adams
express wagons, and Quinn drives a hack Not
guilty'-Michael Custy compromised an assault
upon his wife by paying the costs.-State as. Geo.
Davis, charged with assauting police officer Har-
rs in the discharge of his duty. Guilty. Fined $40
and cAts.--Fanny Castor, charged with as
saulting Mrs. Jane Curry, and George Schwing,
charged with assaulting Charles IIildebrani,
of $500 each.-State Us. Catharine Watson,
charged with assaulting Charlotte Swinker.
Swinker caused Watson's boy to be arrested for
throwing stone at her. Out of revenge Watson
went to Swinker's house, caught her by the hair
and choked her. Guilty. Fined $40 and costs.
State Us. VIM. Slaughter, charged with assault
ing Robert Maxwell. Mr.. Maxwell is foreman at
the engine house at the Camden station, and dis
charged Slaughter for alleged neglect of duty,
when Slaughter struck him blow over the eye
State as. Richard Sewell, charged with as
saulting VIM. Slaughter. branch of the above
case. 1t appeared that Sewell was disposed to pro-
tect Maxwell from the assault of Slaughter. The
Court adjudged Slaughter guilty and fined him $40
and costs Sewell was acqutted.-State Us.
Christian Germeroh, charged with assauting Jas
Lennon, by striking him over the head with bag
atele cue; facts published before; fined 81 and costs
WIN. Rullman, charged with striking John Hill
cry with billy, prayed jury trial, and gave bail
in the sum of 0O.-State rs. Edward Robinson,
charge with assaulting Henry Ehlin, a conductor
on the city passenger railway, and Henry Ehlin
charged with assaultng Edward Robinson. Cross
actions. Robinson got on Ehlin's car and when
asked for the fare. told the conductor that he would
Eh1in endeavored to put Robinson off, when Robin
son handled the conductor rather roughly. On the
other side Robinson said he told the conductor to
on yyhi lie he would tba hat
then the car was stopped and the conductor
choked him and pushed him off, and afterwards
kicked him in the stomach. The Court
adjudged Robinson guilty and fined him S20 and
ordered him to pay the costs in both cases.-The
of James j. Hubbard, charged with assaulting
Samuel Hitchkotf, was compromised payment
of coss.-State as. Alexander Smith (negro)
and Ellen Smith (negress), charged with resisting
officer Walters in the discharge of his duty. Each
imprisoned ten days and fined 25 cents and costs.
State rs. Harriet Barry, charged with assault
ing her husband, Joseph Barry, being drunk and
a nuisance to the neighborhood. Not guilty.
Prosecutor to pay costs.-State rs. Mary Brown,
charged with threatening to kill James fuckers
wife. Not guilty.-State ps. Richard Gault,
charged with assaulting and beating his mother;
and Joseph Goodman charged with attempting to
rescue a prisoner (Gault) from the police. The
mother was returned non est. This affair occurred
on Holiday street, and the facts were published
last week Both adjudged not guilty, and Mrs.
Gaut, who did appear, ordered to pay the costs.--
State Us. George Konig, charged with assaulting
his wife, Caroline Caroline did not come forward
to prosecute. The Court ordered an attachment
against her and continued the case.--The case of
William jacket, charged with assaulting William
Frekman, was compromised on payment of costs.
State Us. John Cunningham, charged with as
saulting Benjamin F. Foster, lad. This affair oc-
Cured on the corner of Paca and Columbia streets.
Fined 81 and costs.--SJate James j. Whar-
ton, charged with assaulting Alexander Fisher
Guilty. Fined So and costs.--S State as. Mary
Sheckles, charged with assaulting louisa Kirvin,
and Louisa Kirvin charged with assauting Mary
Sheckes. Cross-actions. A Causeway spree. Both
women swore that they were struck by each other,
but that neither of them struck a blow. Each ad-
Judged not guilty, but to pay their own COSTS
State Us. Henry Thomas and John Collins, charged
with cruelty beating horse, the property of DR..
Horne. The particulars have been published in
the Exchange. Fined S5 and costs each.--State rs.
Thomas. B. Thompson, charged with assaulting his
brother, James Thompson. Compromised on pay,
ment of costs.-State Us. Albert Jones, charged
with assaulting F. w. and Chas. N. Ohm. Guilty.
Fined $40 and costs in case, 81 and costs and
one months Imprisonment in Jail in the other
State u.s. VIM. johnson, charged with being drunk
and disorderly, and resisting officer Heard in the
discharge of his duty. Guilty. Fined 81 and costs
and imprisoned for two weeks in jail.-State
DR.. Thomas NJ. Busk, charged with assaultng
JOS Smith. Fined $25 and costs.-Adeline An
derson compromised an assault upon her sister-n-
law, Isabella Askins, by payment of costs. Both
negresses.-Alfred McClusky, who was convicted
last year, with Abby Leheure, of extorting money
from Mrs. Sarah Boyd, and who was sentenced by
Judge Stump to one years Imprisonment and fine
of $40, having undergone the required term of i'm
prisonment, and having made oath that he :
able to pay the fine and costs, S29, was discharged
by the Court. McClusky has been in Jail fourteen
months.-The Court granted the motion for a
new trial in the of Charles ClnPP and William
Konig, indicted for committing assault upon Isa-
dore Emanuel, and who tried and convicted
at the last term of the Court.-George Clautce
and others Us. The Mayor and City Council. Mo-
tion to set aside the yeEdict fv the Before reported
The Court rendered its decision in this case, over
ruling the motion to set aside the verdct-The
Court, at O'Clock, adjourned until next Saturday
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