The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-01
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CRIMINAL COURT-JupGE Boyp

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND
State rs. Joseph Tolson, charged with resisting
officer Anthony Creamer. Guilty Fined 25 cents
and costs.-State Catherine Frietag charged
with assaultng Charles Bobeth. The parties were
returned non est the third time Case stetted.-
State Us. Patrick Hanna, charged with assaulting
and cutting with knife Hannah Robinson, ne.
gress. The States witnesses being severaly re-
turned non est, the case was stetted.-State rs
John w Lampher, charged with assaulting his
wife and beating his children The wife not ap
pearing to prosecute, the Sheriff was directed to
collect the costs. from Mrs. Lampher.-State rs.
John HaggertY, charged with assaulting his wife.
The wife not appearing, her recogniZance was for
feited and fine of $40 and costs imposed
State rs. James Alworth, charged with beating his
wife, Mary. The States testimony taken last
Saturday; after hearing the witnesses for the de-
fence, the traverser adjudged guilty, and fined
S25 and costs.-State u.s. William Allen, charged
with indecently exposing his person to one Louisa
OC0nnOr in the public street. Not guilty.
State as. Catharine Shaler charged with assaultng
Catharne Shulitz; and State Us. Christian Norris,
charged with assaulting Catharine Shaer Parties
in both cases ordered to pay their own COSTS
State rs. Joseph Emmett, charged with assauting
costs.---State Us. b. Rowe, charged with
an assault upon Laura Galloway. Compro-
missed on the payment of the COSTS
State rs. Hydee Mitchell, charged with assauting
b. Williams. Compromised on payment of costs.
State Us. Max Lackamaet, charged with as
sauting Charles llyndes. Compromised. State
u.s. John Smith, charged with resisting police Off
Ger Logue. Compromised by consent of counsel
for Police mmssioners.-State Andrew
Miller, charged with assanltng Joseph Chaser
This case occupied the attention of the Court for
about one hour. 1t was quarrel among some
Dutch, about the purchase of n house. The Court
fined Miller % cents and costs.-State as. Mason
l.. Weems and John Thomas, charged with assault.
ing John Hartz. Hartz is a drayman, and having
taken load of guanO to the wharf of the steamer
Mary Washington, was told by the cerl to pile the
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made considerable noise about the locality, damn
ing everybody, when Captain Weems took whip
and gave him one or two cuts, by way of calling
him to order. Thomas came up also with piece
of board and about to whack Hartz also, when
the arrest made. Adudged not guilty
State as. Wesley Shipley, charged with assauting
John 7. Hodges. Guilty. Fined 81 and costs.
State as. Abraham Winter, charged with re-
sistng officer Wilson in the discharge of his duty
Guilty. Imprisoned ten days.-John Murray,
charged with assauting Ellen Viney; prayed a
Jury trial. Murray is in jail.-ln the case of
Edward I. II. Walters indicted for selling cigars
on Sunday, bail was fixed at Sl00.-Adourned
until this morning.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs
James II. Stone, Charles Myers, and William II.
Todd u.s. the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
and James L. Valiant City Collector. Injunction
granted to restrain and prohibit defendants from
executing any conveyance or conyeyances, or pass
ing any title to lots, numbers %, 40 and 81 in the
list of property advertised to be sold on the st day
of October, 1858, for non-payment of the assess
ments levied on said lots for the grading of North
Avenue, until the further order of the Court in the
premises VIM. T. Frick, Esq, for complainants.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL
Thomas Dawer S. S. Stevens, use of Richard
Thomas. An appeal from Justice Hayward. Judg.
ment afiirmed.-Abraham ROsenthsl as. State of
Maryland. An appeal from Justice Duncan. Judg-
ment reversed. .---Christana Peters, administrators
as. Benjamin r. Hillyard. An appeal from Justice
Wheat. Judgment reversed, and judgment for ap.
pellant for return of property; $50 damages and
costs.-Lewis Himuth u.s. Malachi Blundel. An
appeal from Justice Hayward. Appeal dismissed
-Arraignment to-day III to 213.
SUPERIOR COURT-JuDGE MARTIN
Equity business occupied the Court Saturday
Assignment to-day lSS to 2l7 inclusive.
U. S. DISTRICT COURT.-JUDGE GILES
Il. +. Grove and others Us. The steamer st. Mich
oas. An action to recover damages on account o
collision. Before reported. Not concluded. Wal
lis and Thomas for lbellants. VIM. Schey, ESQ.,,
for defendant.