The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-24
IA W INTELLIGENCE

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.
State as. James Dougherty, indicted for being a
rogue and vagabond. Tried before the Court
The State failing to sustain the indictment, it was
stetted by the COurt.-State rs. John Shanev,
indicted for committing an assault upon officer
Thomas w. Harrigan. Tried before the Court;
guilty. Fined $50 and costs; total, S39.92 r. C.
Barry for defence.-State u.s. Charles L., alias
Crab Ashbv, indicted for an assault upon Thomas
W. Harrigan Tried before the Court. D. Swea-
ney, Esq. counsel for the traverser, pleaded guilty
to the Indictment. When officer Harrigan came
upon the stand, he testified that Ashby did not
make assault upon him, but upon Mr.. Alexan-
der Riddel, of Baltimore county. Mr.. Riddel was
not present in Court. Ashby ordered to be
imprisoned two months, and pay fine of $50 and
costs; total, S43. G2.-Andrew McGunngan, in
dicted for the same offence, returned est.-
The Court ordered issue returnable Wednes-
day.-State Joshua Mully, indicted for as
sauting Samuel Brown, Jr. The States witness
not appearing, plea of not guilty was entered by
the Court. Cowan for defence State as. WIN.
CoOnan, two indictments for assaulting Ellen Con-
nelly and Mary Lyons. Coonan is indicted for
various larcenies on the Point. At the sug-
gestion OF the States Attorney, stets were
his being acquitted the other indictments
State Isaiah Greenbaum, indicted for
disturbing public worship at the Jewish Svna-
gogue, on Lloyd street. On the announcement to
the Court by the Rabbi that the congregation de-
sired to withdraw the charge, the Court imposed a
nominal fine Of 25 cents, and ordered the traverser
to pay the costs; total, SASS. Barry and Carr for
defence.--State as. Joseph Fefel. indicted for an
assault upon Duncan Mcdonnell. Tried before the
Court guilty. Fined $50 an costs; total S34. .23--
State u.s. Charles Mcdaniel, indicted for an as
sault upon officer George W. Grove. Indictment
filed last September, traverser returned est.
Se entered by order of Court, to be stricken out if
Mcdaniel should be arrested At u o'clock the
Grand Jury came in, when the foreman announced
that they had got through with their business.
They were discharged by the Court until Monday
morning next.-State as. James Clifford, in
dicted for an assault upon Ann Clifford. Tried be-
fore the Court. Not guilty. N. r. Gill for de-
fence.-State as. John G. Link, indicted for an as
sault upon Thomas Purnell. Tried before Court.
Guilty. Fined 25 cents and costs; total, Sl2.6S
State as. William Woods and Winifred Woods
indicted for assaulting Ellen Fannn, and Ellen
Woods and Winifred Woods. Cross actions. -Four
indictments. Tried before the Court. William
Woods and Winifred Woods declared guilty. The
former fined $50 and costs (S29.07) and imprisoned
ten days; the latter fined Is cents and costs-toal
| Sl3.S7. Mrs. Fannin acquitted. Cowan as
sistng the State }. B. Wilson for defence
State William Bosley, indicted for assaulting
| and resisting police officers Dinsmore and Dear
ing Tried before the Court. Guilty. Fined 25
| cents and costs (SS.l7) for assauting Dinsmore,
and 81 and costs (Sl6.06) for assauting Dearing.
Barry for defence State Us. Charles Hide
brand 1.-TWO ndictments) for assaultng his wife,
Wilhelmenia Hildebrand. Fined SIS and costs; to-
tai, Sl2.77. Hack and McAllister for defence
State Us. Theodore Filing, indicted for assaulting
Catharine Gent. Tried before the Court. Guilty.
Fined SIS and costs; total S14.27.-State
vs. Edward Carothers, indicted for an assault