The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-21
Ia w LNTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COUKT-JUDGE BOND.

CRIMINAL COURT-JuDGE BOND
In the case of WIN. Cunningham, indicted for
illegal ~ voting at the last charter election sug
gestion of death was entered, the accused having
been drowned at sea.-State rs. George Gam
brill, John Kelly and Charles Gosnell, indicted for
rioting at the Mt. Clare depot upon the arrival of
a train containing Sunday-school picnic party.
Kelly and Gosnell have not been arrested bv the
Sheriff. Gambri was put upon his trial. From
the evidence it appeared that an alteration and
fight had taken place between some young men at
the Relay House, and that upon the arrival of the
train at Mt. Glare, the disturbance was renewed
and Gambrill with the crowd and to
strike man and knock him down. The casewas sbb-
mltted without argument and verdict of guiltyren-
dered. Not sentenced j. L. Thomas Esq, for the
defence.-John WEIGH, charged with an assault
with intent to kill James Lynch, was admitted to
bail in the sum of 81, 600, and case set down for
Friday-State as. Luke McCabe, indicted for
stealing 20 pounds of old brass valued at S3 So the
property of the Northern Central Railway Com
pany. The prisoner upon being arragned pleaded
mot guilty" and was put upon his trial. The brass
was identified by an officer of the company; it was
found by policemen johnson and JamiSon, on the
premises of Joshua Horner, corner of Chew and
Stirling streets. One of Horners stated at the
time that some of the brass was got from Nc.
Cabe. Verdict guilty" Sentenced to eight
months confinement in the penitentiary.-
State rs. John ii. Davis, indicted for assaultin9
Thomas Gibson. Tried before the Court. Adudged
guilty. Fined $50 and costs.-State Us. John NJ
Welsh, indicted for violation of the lottery laws
OF the State, by selling, on the 18th day ofMay, a
lottery ticket to VIM. C. Tappan; also, lottery
policy, certificate and thing upon which money
should be paid, upon the contingency of certain
numbers ''coming out" 1t appeared from Mr.
Tappans testimony that he bought a 25 cent
ticket from Welsh during May, and had previously
spent some S2l with him. having run upon number
"ten," and as be had lost much he thought
Welsh ought to pay him back about half of it;
Welsh promised to pay him ten dollars
five of which he received, the balance
OrDt Tan NUac nod LaFOr t6n
Grand Jury, but he did not know by whom they
had been informed; he claimed to be the informer
and expected to get some Of his lost funds back
The case was submitted without argument. Yer
diet guilty Fined $500 and cOsts.-William
Bodine, witness in the case against Luke McCabe
was brought in on attachment and fined So and
costs; about S7.00.-The Court at = o'clock ad-
Journed until this morning at 10 O'clock.
US. DISTRICT COURT-JUDGE GILES.
The United States vs. William Miller indicted
for smuggling sugar and coffee from on board the
brig ianthe. Verdict guilty. Sentenced to be i'm
prisoned one week in Baltimore city jail.--Same
Us. Lewis Reynolds. Same offence. Same verdict.
Same sentcnce.--Same John NJ. Davis. Same
offence The traverser entered a plea of guilty.
Same sentence.
SUPERIOR COURT-JupGE MARTIN.
D b 5. Loney, W. A. Loney, W. P. Iddings, IS.
Baltimore Fire Insurance Company. An action
on an insurance policy. On trial. Reverdy John
son and S I. Wallis, Esqs, for plaintiffs, William
Schley, Esq, for defendant.--Same Us Firemen's
Insurance Company. Same. On trial Same
counsel to-day ZIG to 246.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JuDGE MARSHALL.
Andrew Hawkins rs. James johnson. An action
on promissory note. Verdict for plaintiff for
Sl30. .0S.--Benjamn Deford, ct al, Us. George Bart
lett, F. Spencer Nolan, garnishees of E. J. Hall.
Attachment on a warrant. Verdict for plaintiffs
on lst issue, for S4O6.23; on ID issue for S324l3
Casper Mecher Aaron Haas. An appeal
from Justice Wheat. Judgment reversed and judg-
ment for appellant for cent damages and costs.
S1,t WI r
Verdict for plaintiff for S226.-Assignment to-
day 100 to 129.