The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-19
la " INTELLIGENCE

CRIMINAL CoURr.-Hon. Hugh Lennox Bond.
Judge. Frederick Pinkney, Esq, Deputy States
Attorney, prosecuting The following occupied
Saturday:
State u.s. George Delman, charged with assault
ing Mrs. Elizabeth Head. Guilty. Imprisoned
one day and fined 81 and co,ts-total $3.50.
State u.s. Joseph Barlow, charged with assault
ing and resisting officer Thomas BOSNIAN. Guilty
Imprisoned one week and fined 81 and costs-total
1922.
State as Cornelius Taylor (negror charged
with assauting Stephen Jackson (negro) and
hourishing razor about his throat. Not guilty.
State rs. Christian Wilks, charged with kicking
in the door of Elizabeth Airhldt. Not guilty
State as. Francis Perdusi, charged with assault
ing DR.. John Thorne. Compromised under the act
of Assembly upon the payment of costs.
State 49, William Sermon. charged with assault
ing Joseph krist and resisting and striking officer
Nemever. Guilty. Imprisoned one week and fined
81 and costs-total S.
State rs. James Toner, charged with assaulting
Daniel O'Rourke. Guilty. Recognizance forfeit,
ed, and fine of SIS and costs imposed upon his bond
State as. Phillip Lentz, charged with assaulting
John Fritz, boy. Lentz not appearing his re-
cognizance forfeited and fine of SIS and costs
imposed
State rs. John Mcknight, charged with assault
ing James Karney. Karney, the prosecutor, not
appearing, his recognizance was forfeited and he
was ordered to pay the costs.
State rs. George Manuel, charged with assault
ing Catharine Miller. Recognizance forfeited and
fine of 81 and costs imposed.
State as. Anthony Hart, charged with kicking at
the door of George Spangenburner, and threaten
ing him. Recognzarce forfeited and fine OFFS
cents and costs imposed.
State rs. William Wiks, (nego,) charged with
assaultng Benjamin Smith, the private watchman
on the Boston steamship wharf. Guilty. Impri-
soned one month and fined 81 and costs-total,
State rs. Charles Gardner, charged with assault
ing Louisa Orts. Recognizance forfeited, and
fine of 25 cents and costs imposed.
State as. William Reid, charged with assaulting
Luke League. Recognizance forfeited, and a fine
of % cents and costs imposed.
State rs. Richard Pryor, charged with assault
ing DR.. A. A. Whteford 1.-THE particulars of the
assault have been published heretofore. Pryor
did not appear. DR.. Whiteford testified TO the
facts of the case before the Court. The Court or
dered Pryor's recognizance to be forfeited, and
imposed line of 81 and costs upon his bondsman,
c. A. Talbot. The Court also directed the Sheriff
to bring Pryor in on a bench-warrant.
State rs. Samuel Brooks, charged with assault
ing and resisting officer Harrigan. This affair oc-
CURED on Thursday afternoon, the corner of
Calvert and Fayette streets; the facts were pub
hshed IN the Exchange on Friday
Brooks did not appear, and the Court ordered
his recognzance to be forfeited, and imposed fine
OF $40 and costs upon his bondsman John Young.
The Court also ordered Brooks to be brought in
on a bench-warrant.
State Us. Charles F. Ashby, alias Crab Ashby,
charged with assaulting officers Harrigan and
Ringgod, part of the foregoing case.
Ashby was brought out and prayed Jury trial.
and desired the Court to fix bail in his case
The Court fixed bail at 81, 900, and announced
that all bail must be taken in open Court. Ashby
was sent back to jail.
State as. VIM. Elliott and George Jennings,
c ai, with assauting Mary q. Moody, young
glrl apo, ABOUT IS years of age The traversers were
two hard-looking cases. Miss Moody testified that
she did not know the prisoners; that they followed
her to her mothers house, pushed the door omen.
and that Jennings struck at her head with his fist
but the blow was received her shoulder; Elliott
abused her and called her Names Guilty. Jen-
nings imprisoned four months Elliott three months
and each fined S25 and costs, which will amount to
a little over 1913 each.
State Us. Theodore Kelner, charged with beating
his wife, Christina kelner. Guilty. Fined 81 and
costs-total, SS75.
State Josephine Fisher, (negress, charged
with assaulting Sarah Walker, (negress.) Guilty. |
Imprisoned two weeks.
State as. William Brown and George Stewart,
charged with assaultng Thomas Bender. Guilty
Fined $40 and costs-total in each case SIS. 20.
State rs. Sally johnson and Eliza Armstrong,
(negresses,) charged with assaulting Michael Igo
with brick. Not guilty. .
State as. Hamilton VIM, charged with assault
ing and resisting officer BOSNIAN. Guilty I'm |
prisoned two weeks.
State as. Matthew Clark, charged with assault
ing Elizabeth Perrigo. Not guilty.
State John Freeland, charged with commit |
ting aggravated assault upon Samuel Bark |
Freeland not appearing, his recognizance was for
feied, and the witnesses recognized to appear !
before the Grand Jury. bench-warrant was |
also issued for the arrest of Freeland.
Richard Pryor here brought into Court ac-
companied by his bondsman.
VIM Alexander, Esq, appeared in the case, and |
asked the Court to strike out the forfeiture.
Mr.. Pinkney objected
The Court refused to strike out, remarking that |
heretofore when parties were bailed to appear in
TINS Court, 1t was looked upon release from |
further proceedings; hereafter, the Court wished |
it to be distinctly understood, that where persons |
had gone bail, and the parties failed to appear,
their sureties must suffer by fine
VIM. ii. Cowan, Esq, counsel for Pryor. also |
asked the forfeiture to be stricken ont as he |
(Cowan) had been engaged in the Court of Com |
mon Pleas, and did not know that the case would |
be called.
The Court would not change its order.
The counsel then prayed jury trial, and Pryor
was admitted to bail in the sum of $4,000 c. A, |
Talbot becoming his bondsman,
James Dougherty, indicted for the larceny of n |
OF of shawlpins, was admitted to bail in the sum
If $500, his father, James Dougherty, ST., becom-
ng bondsman.
In the case of Henry Brown, charged with an
assault with intent to kill bail was offered but not
being satisfactory to the Court, was declined
James Mccoy, charged with an assault, forfeited
lis recognizance and was fined SIS and costs.
In the case of John Smith, charged with assault
ng officer Stagmayer, the recognizance was for
cited and fine Of $40 and costs imposed.
The following parties also forfeited their recog-
finances and had fines imposed upon them An
lrew Carrick, So; John Sweeney, 81; VIM. Law
on, Is cents; George Howard, for being drunk and
ticking in the door of Fras. Gardner, SIS.
In the cases of John Somerve, Frederick San
lers, and Solomon Garrett, charged with assaults
,eas of not guilty entered, the parties having
,een in Jail about one month.
In the case of the State John Leonard, charg-