The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-30

fed to Levy's striking out with his arms, and to
Captain Brashears sinking back. Also to the
TACT that the entire crowd, in great excitement,
! pressed forward. Case submitted without argu-
ment. r. G. Barry for defence The jury took
ballh and retired.--ln the case Of Wesley
tIade, arrested under the vagrant act and confined
Dy justice Hiss, Messrs. Matthews and Cowan asked
the Court to issue subpoena ducis tecu1n to bring
the papers, &C., into Court Motion granted. d
At this point the Judge ordered the bsilif to in
form the juries which were out to come into
Court, and accordingly the jury in the case of
State rs John English and Others tried for riot
ing at the tenth ward polls, came down. The
Court informed them that if they agreed upon a
verdict, they could seal the same, and dis
perse, and render the verdict to the Court in the
morning. The jury asked the Court to be allowed
refreshments. The Court sad it would allow
them refreshments when it thought they needed
them.-ln the case of Amos Thompson, charged
WI with rioting at Washington Hall, bail fixed at
1000, but not given.-The motion to uuash the
presentments in the case of Augustus Ford, was
granted.-The following cases were assigned for
trial to-day: John Hoffman, John Hartman mine
Gases), Alexander Levy, Sophia Carter, Charles F.
Hyson, Noah Jones, Otho J. Grant (negro),
James Hysen, James Manly, and Ann Manly
The court at 81 O'Clock adjourned until this morn
ing at 10 O'clock
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDGE MARSHALL.
Isaac Albertson rs. w. Morrison. Plaintiffs ap-
peal from Myers. Judgment reversed and Judy
ment for appellant for S5S. 25 and costs-Robert
Taylor as. A. A. Cox. An appeal from Justice En-
sor Appeal dismissed. !. I. Phillips rs. VIM.
D. ollie. An appeal from Justice Logan. Judg-
ment alhrmed--Assgnmen to-day las to III.
SUPERIOR CoURT-JUDGE MARTIN
Mason, &C., rs. Foley & Woodside Non pros.
-IGharies - Mann as. VIM. S. Appleton and Rich
ara >. Appleton. An action of covenant On
!aiaL !a >. Mason Campbell and Malcolm for plant
III; Doooln, Brown and Bruno for defendants.--
Assignment to-day l1S to I4l.
Nothing done in the other Courts.
BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDeE PRICE
IowsoNrowN, May 29.-R. j. Cuttings ESQ
prosecuting. Frederick Wahl arrested upon a
ench-warrant on the charge of breaking the arm
OF Catharine Shaw, gave security in the sum of
SooO to appear and answer the charge. Fred. Fryer
bondsman.-The case of the magistrates appeal
docket was resumed and the following cases disposed
of: Benz. Wooten as. Enos Harman, continued;
Ino- Gale as; Andrew Marsh, dismissed; g. L. Milli-
man as. y. >. Folk, held sub curtu; Ed. Busey u.s.
Peter RAFFERTY,, judgment reversed; Danl. Pigault
u.s. Chas. Z. Brown, continued; Weldon Brinton as
ROBERT Miller, continued; Luke T. Williamson u.s.
30 J0hn Rushel 1.-TWO cases), referred to VIM. Pole;
Ihomas f. Cuttings u.s. James Mccormick, judg-
ment reversed, and in favor of Mccormick for
S44. .69.-Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BREWER.
ANNAPOLIS, May 80, l860.-James Reve, ESQ,
Attorney for the State.-John Wilson, alias
George De Ford, of Baltimore indicted for pocket
picking. Guilty. Not sentenced Franklin and
Smith for defence.-George Burke about %
years OF age, indicted, together with Thomas
Eaton, for the wilful murder of William w. Tay-
lor, In the city of Baltimore, by shooting on the
18th Of July, is59.-At two o'clock the iurr was vas
not completed, and the Court ordered tales to be
ummoned.-An afternoon session will be held,
and we are compelled to close for the mail Cole
man elliott and Charles l.. Kraft for the defence.