The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-02
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CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.


larceny OF certain articles of wearing apparel was
brought out for sentence. Upon being asked if she
had anything to say why judgment should not be
passed upon her; replied that if the Court weuld
let her off this time she would never do so any
more. Sentenced to confinement in the penitentia.
ry for one year. Mary put back, shedding tears
immensely.--Sarah Hyeth, tried before the Court
last week, ON the charge of stealing two pairs OF
CATERS from George Hull, was adjudged not guilty
-Caroline Brown, convicted of stealing one black
silk cape, valued at S5, the property of Conrad
Grader, was sentenced to the penitentiary for one
year.--Ann Smuthers (negress), convicted OF
stealing the sum of five dollars, lace cape lace
VEIL &c, from Louisa Moffatt, was sentenced to be
sold as slave for the term of two years.
John Marsh, who, upon his arraignment pleaded
not guilty to an indictment charging him with the
larceny OF number of articles belonging to VIM
keyser, but afterwards entered a plea of guilty,
was sentenced to the penitentiary for the term Of
eighteen months.-William Hssey, indicted for
the larceny of one silver watch, valued at So the
property OF Charles Jones, was arraipned and
pleaded not guilty.-Henry Matthews (negro), l.,
convicted of stealing cotton Shirt valued at 81
cts, belonging to Simon Cohen, was sentenced to
be sold within the State a slave for the term of
eighteen months, hs,-Frederick Hennicker, convict
ed of the larceny of one double barreed pistol,
valued at Sl5 the property of Anton Escherick
was sentenced to the penitentary for the term of
three years-Daniel Berry (negro), found guilty
OF committing an assault with a razor upon Thomas
Glliiard (negro), was sentenced to pay fine of 81
and costs, and be imprisoned in Jail for two months
Patrick Hagan, indicted for assaulting Thomas
Honey and stealing from him the sum of dollars,
was arraigned and pleaded not guilty
ana Brooks (negress) indicted for stealing one cot
ton shirt, valued at 81, the property Of Henry
Blake, pleaded not guilty. larceny cases will
be tried on Wednesday. Knauf indct-
nd ga loT an Fss and battery bail in
cases of assault. gave bail in the sum Of $500 in
each case; Henry Roth bondsman.-Edward T.
II. Walter, charged with selling cigars on Sunday,
gave bail in SlOO; Elizabeth Southcomb security
w ashington Goodrich, indicted for allowing
gambling on his premises, gave bail in the sum
Of $1,000; Patrick Flemming bondsman.-
Ii. Gabrio, two indictments for selling liquor
on Sunday, gave $500 bail in each case; Fred. W.
Williams, bondsman.-The Grand jury found
true bills against Ann Eliza Hnesley, Jeanette
Russell, Thomas Temperly and William Russell, for
perjury, in swearing falsely III the habeas corpus
case of Erasmus Levy, before Judge Bartol.
They also presented Joseph HI, Edwards for tb a
murder of Adam BarkIe vie, Jr., on the I'd of No.
vember last.-The Court at o'clock adjourned
until this morning at 10 o'clock, when the case of
Emanuel Irons, indicted for the murder of John
Witt, will be taken up.
U. S. DISTRICT CoURT-JUpGE GILES.
Benjamin +. Graves and others u.s. Steamer St.
Nicholas and Samuel Guy. Libel to recover dam
ages caused by collision. Before reported. De-
cree for the libeants. Amount not yet ascertaned.
defendant.
This morning special session of the UNITED
STATES CIRcUIT CoURT will be held to hear the ar
guments on the motion for injunction in the case
OF OF William Il. Pearse and Charles Sinnickson Us.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to re-
strain the further payment of what is known as the
extra Dividend" Nelson Poe and I. hewitt
Steele, Esqrs., for petitioners; j. H. B. Latrobe
and j. Mason Campbell, Esqrs., for respondents.
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JuDGR KREBs.
Drost d Sutro, Samuel Bevan Co.. and j. s.
inloes Son, Us. Johanna Mulloney and Eleonora
Mulloney. Injunction granted to restrain and pro-
hibit the defendants, either of them from sell.
ing or disposing OF the goods and property in the
store and house No. LAG Lexington street. or else
where, and assigning Wednesday for the appoint
ment of receiver thereof unless cause to the con-
trary be shown at the hearing. Il. Stockett Mat
thews for Observation-Disclosures McNeal u.s.
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore and VIM
T. Valiant. Injunction granted to restrain and
prohibit defendants from executing any conveyance
or conveyances, or passing any title to lot No. %
IN the list OF property advertised to be sold on the
hrst day OF October, 1858, for nonp payment of the
assessments levied on said lot for the grading OF
North avenue, until the further order of the Court
in the premises. E. G. Kilbourn for complainant
SUPERIOR COURT-JuDeE MARTIN.
John X. Giles Us. Maria Ellsworth. An action OF
replevin. Before reported. Juror withdrawn and
compromised.-DavidA Artz and Samuel Artz Us.
Henry Oelrichs and Gustav W. Lurman. Action
to recover for flour contracted to be delivered by
John W. Bell as agent for plaintiffs, to defendants
Verdict for plaintiffs for S1,79l.36. Brown and
Bruno and S. Brown for plaintiffs; VIM. F. Frick
for efendants.-Emmanuel w. Eicheberger vs.
ID. ii. Miller. An action on contract WHITE for
plaintiff; Teackle for defendant.-Moses Eugle-
hart, ESQ.,, was admitted attorney to practice
in this Court.-Assignment to-day, 1876 to 223
inclusive.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUpGE MARSHALL
John George Meisel Us. State of Maryland. An
appeal from Justice Duncan. Judgment reversed.
j. Pragg Us. Valentine Guttermuth. An appeal
from Justice Mckinley. Judgment reversed and
Judgment for appellee for S5; each party to pay his
own costs.-Samuel d. Brooks F. Evans. An
appeal from Justice Showacre. Judgment affirm
ed--Assignment to-day, III to end of docket.