The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-23
BALTIMORE COUNTY coURT-Juper PRICE

BALTIMORE COUNT4 COURT-JUDGE PRICE.
TowsoNrowN, May %, lS6O.-Richard J. Git.
tings, ESQ.,, Attorney for the State. The following
civil cases were disposed of, viz: VIM. Fell Giles
and VIM B. Perine, executors of VIM. Fl. Wilson,
Us. Gist L. Cockey; referred to Richard Grason.--
Hugh Fl. Ellis Thomas d. Cockev of j., Judg-
ment by confession for S267 .06.-The President
and Directors of the Mechanics Bank of Baltimore
Us. Charles and Charles V. Trump; Judgment by
default for want of plea for Sl62. l6.-John Dixon
Us. Thomas H. Moore and Jos. E. Ramsay; off the
Judgment by default for want of plea, with leave
to execute writ of inquiry. Ezekiel Rane Us.
Franklin Felton, judgment on same terms.-Chas.
Harper Us. Catharine Billmyer; bdlel +.
Gill u.s. JAS Sinclair; judgment for want of Plea
Jervis Spencer Jas. Biggs; settled. d.-Patrick
Henry Sullivan and Samuel A. Jones, executors of
Samuel Jones, John X. Conway; of.-Tem-
pie NJ. Washington Joshua and F. B. Hood;
Judgment by onfession.---Tempe M. Washing
ton Us. Charles Thomas Judgment by default
Joshua B. Sumwalt Us. Charles Whitmore; judg-
ment by confession.--The Maryland Gas Com
pany of Anne Arundel county u.s. Charles R.Taylor;
judgment by confession for S266.54 with interest
and costs.-Sarah Wheeler Joseph D. Pope;
Judgment by confession.--Joseph c. Wheeler Us.
Joseph D. Pope; Judgment by confession.--C.
Marie Ablin and John B. Marie Us. George W.
Morling; Judgment by confession for 81, ,0S0.33.--
John Rineman IS. Mary Barton and james Isaacs;
Pgfvhs Isl ard GeG g. Gore o Cha has:
for 81, ,O46. 46.09.--Joseph Canson and H. G. Wick
ney Us. James II. Luckett; Judgment By default.
Myers g. Co.; Judgment by default.--Noah
Wisner US. Grafton Barren and George W. Am
and John IN B. Marie Ss George ". Morling;
Judgment by confession for Sl,00034.--
7. 5. Hooper Us. Aaron Sparks; judgment by con-
fession.-Abraham Buckwater Us. John Long
necker; Judgment by confession for Sl5S 12.-
Nathan b. and Elijah B. Royston rs. Henry B.
Mankin Judgment by default-Joshua j. Turner
Caleb D.. Owings; Judgment by default
VIM. Whitelock and Samuel Vroston Us. James
m IL.
ford Us. Thomas Ward and VIM. Gent; Judgment by
confession.-Wm. B. Norris, John r. Caldwell
and Jacob Norris Us. VIM. Love; judgment by de-
fault-James A. Davis Us. r. Erring; Judgment
by default VIM. w. DUNCAN Joseph d.
Pope; Judgment by confession.-George 5. Nc
| Cullough Us. l.. Cole; judgment by confession.--
Mr.. Hack, attorney for William Coonan, of Balti-
| more charged with larceny, offered bail for the
release of the accused, but the Court refused to
take the party the ground that the bail offered
| was married woman, and the mother of the pris-
oner. The first objection to the bail was, that in
case the bail should be forfeited the State would be
| compelled to go into suit at Chancery to recover
| Mr. Leakin, counsel for Richard Harris, indicted
! for an assault with intent to kill Mr.. and Mrs
| Hartze, pleaded guilty to common assault, and
asked the leniency of the Court in sentence the
ground that the prisoner is in declining health and
in all probability will not survive for one year,
| and further, that those outrages in the city and
its suburbs which existed heretofore are now en-
tirely done away with, and therefore heavy sem
teDce Is not In Iact necessary IN tnls case--l ne
Court replied it would consider the matter and
defer sentence for the present.--H will be re-
membered that the assault on Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
zell occurred in August, 1858, on the Hookstown
road, for which John Gambrill, David Houck and
James Morgan were Jointly Indicted with Harris.
The above three parties were tried in the Circuit
Court for Hartford county, last fall, and with
the exception of Gambrill, were acquitted,
who was found guilty of a common assault on Mrs.
Hartzell, and sentenced by Judge Price to conine'
ment in the Baltimore county Jail for two years.
The petit jury discharged until Monday
next, and the Court sat to hear the evidence a:
ELECTED By the commissioner in the case OF EliJat
Wooden Thomas Wooden. Without conclud
ing, the Court at three o'clock adjourned.----
Josiah Hook, confined in the Jail at this place on
sentence for assault and battery, and having
served the term of sentence yesterday made his es
cape from the custody of the sheriff while in court
after the Judge refused to release him of tn
! costs, which aresome S400. Sheriff Wheeler, how
ever, arrested him the York road near the city.