The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-05

verdict OF "guity." Il. Stockett Matthews,
Esq, counsel for the defence. gave no
tice OF motion for new trial.
state rs james Magraw, indicted foI malicousy
shooting and killing a COW, belonging to Michael
Nelly, valued at $40. Tried before the Court
duilty; lined S45 and cOsts.--AnCrew Mc(iunni-
gan, convicted OF a common assault upon James
otrohm, at Rullman's Gardens, last summer was
sentenced to pay a fine of S25 and costs Also
convicted OF rioting at the 18th ward rolls was
sentenced to pay fine of Sl0O and costs.---The
case e OF thomas Hoffman, indicted for the IN urder
of Hugh ID. O'Sullivan, was fixed for trial ON Mon
day next.--The Court at 3 o'clock adjourned
until this morning at 10 O'Clock
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE KREBs
~ II the eases OF Christana Bond, John Horn and
others, the Vestry of St Bartholomew Church. of
Baltimore city, Joseph w. Duncan William King.
George U. Porter, Peter G. Sauerwein, Mary Da,
shell, Nicholas Il. Dashiell Charles c. Lustrand
ana Charles W Wanenwetsch rs. the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore and VIM. T. Valiant, City
Collector (recenty argued before the Courtl in
the matter OF the assessments for grading the North
avenue, the Court has determined the assessment
10 De illegal, and continued the jniunctions re-
stralning the city from making sales of the proner
ty assessed, and the Mayor and CITY Council have
prayed an appeal from the order of the Court
James T. Stansbury Us. James keenan, and James
II. heenan. Injunction granted restraining defen-
uahis from selling lot OF ground and improvements
on Ihe west side Ot Holiday street. until the matter
can be heard and determined in equity. G.. l.. l..
Leary for mplainant.-Clement b. Grubb as
James H. Ham, Joseph c. Manning, Horace L.
brooke and George w. p. Coates. Motion to dis
solVe an injunction, restraining defendant Ham, as
mortgagee, from selling the property called the CAV
atoh urnace," and also to restrain the canceng
., m a lease OF said property from JOS c. Manning to
brooke and Coates. The complainant Grubb, is n
SUI suJ5sequent mortgagee to said Ham. X. j. Brent
ana A. +. Musselmau for comnIainant. Rrown
and Bruno for defendants
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUpGE M,nsu,I1
elJ pehJamln in Is. Jones as. Philip kirkwood An
appeal from Justice Battee. Judgment reversed
ana Judgment for appelle for S96 and COSTS
Assignment to-day | to 50 on postponed docket.
ca SUPERIOR COukr-JuDGE MARTIN.
state, use of Charles Shipley, as George II. Stu
art. AN action to recover an Injunction bond
On trial. Steele and Taggart for plaintiff: N. and
j.. T. Poe for defendant.-Samuel X. George,
benjamin NJ Makepeace and Miles White we're
excused from serving on the jury account of
sickness. In obedience to order of the Court,
the Sheriff summoned the following persons in their
place. Jas. A. Caldwell, Isaac Hartman and James
Harvey.
The UNITED STATES CIncUIr CoUnr met Yesterday,
but adjourned until next Monday
IHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT JUDGE Giles
meets this morning, being the commencement of the
June term.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY CoURT-Juper BRrwrp
ANNAPOLIS, June 4.-Phillip King, of Baltimore
indicted Tor larceny, forfeited his recognizance--
State u.s. Iep. Peters, jointly indicted with Samuel
iatum, George Rotten, and Henry Bennett for
larceny. Inc States officer abandoned the case
ana verdict OF not guilty was rendered. Col
W. A. Spencer for the defence.-The case of the
State Us. George Bower, alias Timer, Jointly in
dIcted with George Lowman, for the murder of
Hnaples archant alleged to have been committed
IN IN Baltimore city on the I'd of November, 1859
Inc prisoner, man cf about 20 years was nIaced
In the dock for trial. Mr.. Revell the States At
torney, made his opening statement, and one wit
ness was examined on the part of the prosecution
When the Court took recess, and the report was
closed for the mail.