The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21
BALTIMORE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1860

the Jail they examined the following cases and dis
charged the parties:
Hannah Blackston, (negress,) charged with
stealing sugar and coffee. No State witnesses.
In Jail four months. Greenbury Primrose, (negro,)
charged with stealing four chairs. No witnesses
against him. In jail llth December. Maria Cor
nish, for stealing tea-kettle No evidence. John
Dougherty, an lrishman, charged by police officers
with stealing lot OF rope. John was drunk and
had hold of the rope of an awning when arrested.
In Jail three months. W. Bangs, stealing chickens.
No evidence. Samuel Jones, (negro,) assault, self
defence. Thos. kitterick, (irishman) charged with
stealing cabbage leaves,-picked the leaves up on the
street to feed his cows. In Jail three months
Alice Manning for being drunk and disorderly. In
Jail three weeks. Michael Farrell, assaulting his
wife, in Jail four weeks-no trial, Court. Jacob
Richstein, stealing-no proof. Samuel Rollins boy,
stealing six dollars, in Jail two months-no evi-
dence. Charles Madden, charged with stealing
beef. Charles went into the station house for lodg
ings with basket his and charged
with stealing the contents-beef-in Jail six weeks;
no proof. Lee Toben, boy, charged with stealing
watch; he was sent by boy with a note to
secondhand store on Harrison street to get the
watch. and was arrested-in Jail three weeks. Bar
bara Houston, (negress,) assaulting Thos. White
in Jail four weeks John Doyle, boy, charged
with stealing two sticks of wood; said he did not
steal them, but told to take them to poor
woman to keep her warm-in a month. Catharine
Keenan,, charged with receiving stolen goods, and
Josephine Lenschow, little girl, who said Catha-
rine mother to her, and who had been con-
fined as States witness, were both discharged
the story of the girl plainly showing that Mrs.
Keenan, was innocent.
George DefOrd one of the Express rioters, who
is now confined for picking pockets, questioned
by the jurors subsequently, proposition made
to present the to the States Attorney, and get
his consent to have it stetted condition that De-
ford would ship for five years.
There several cases which still require the at
tention of the Grand Jury, and which they intend
to investigate at an early day.
CoURr COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. VIM. l.. Mar.
shall, Judge
The following occupied Yesterday:
John b. Connolly Robert w. Raisn. An ap-
peal from Justice Jones' Judgment reversed
Assignment to-day 22l to 244.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Hon. R. N Martin, Judge.
The following occupied yesterday:
John NJ. Orem and VIM s. Hopkins Luther
NJ. Reynolds, garnishee of George Bayer. An at
tachment on warrant Before reported. Not
concluded.
Same Us. William Hamilton, garnishee. Attach
ment warrant. Before reported. Not con-
cuded. Schley and Mclaughlin for plaintiffs;
Marshall and Lanahan for defendant, in both
cases.
Assignment for to day 583 to COS.
UNITED STATES CIRcU1r CoURT.-Hon. VIM. Fell
Giles, Judge.
The following occupied Saturday:
Isaac NJ. Singer and William Clark William
s. Walmesy agent of Ladd, Webster Il Co. Be
fore reported. Mr.. Whiting, of New York, con-
concluded his argument yesterday before the jury
on the part of the defendant. }. II. b. Latrobe,
Esq, will speak to-day on the part of the plain
tffs.
CGRoUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge.
The following occupied yesterday:
Tracey Benson. bill claiming freight
money derived under the agreement between the
governments of the United States and Peru. Re-
ported yesterday. Not concluded. T. Parkin
Scott, Esq, for complainant; Brown and Bruno for
defendant