The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-11
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT-JUDaE BOND.

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.
State rs. William Chinchman, charged with
rioting and resisting the officers at Rost's lager
beer gardens. The State having evidence,
plea of not guilty was entered.-State Us. James
0'Neal, charged with assauting Edward StTOh-
man. Not appearing his recognizance was forfeited
and a fine of 25 cents and costs imposed
State rs. John Whalen, charged with assaulting
Charles Clisham. Not appearing, his recognizance
was forfeited and fine OF 81 and costs imposed.
State Us. John Ferris Joseph Bounce, Andrew
Ayers. Joe Buck, Dick Goodwin and Thos. Everett,
charged with assaulting and beating George Clay
and George Ickey. This case grew out &C the diff
cuties about unloading some canal boats at the
foot of Jones Falls, the particulars of which have
been already published. The Court adiudeed all
the parties guilty and ordered them t. pay fine
of $40 and costs each-total each SIJ55---
The Court in passing sentence said that these dis
turbances had been going on since last summer
There were certain on the Point and on the
soutb side of the Basin, who imagined that they
had an exclusive right to do all this kind of work.
A man was at liberty to engage whom he pleased
TO labor for him and entitled to get it done as
cheaply as possible. The Court would not impose
very heavy fine in this case, but when another
party came before it, the Court would not be so
ienient.--State rs. Peter Wagner charged with
assaulting Lena Brown. Not guilty.--State u.s.
John Kahler, charged with abusing and resisting
officers Ward, Norfolk and Phelps in the discharge
of their duty. Not guilty.--State rs. Jacob Lin
der, charged with assautiDg William Hersh; also
charged with assaultpg his wife Catharne. Fined
25 cents and costs for the first offence imprisoned
one week and fined 25 cents and costs for the latter.
james Barnes, Jr., charged with an assault, was
admitted to bail in the sum of $780, his father be
coming bondsman.-State Us. Joseph kaufman,
charged with assaulting David Copeland. The
traverser not appearing his recognzance was for
feited and fine of $50 and costs imposed. d.-The
forfeiture docket OF Saturdays cases was then
called.-State Jacob Knight, charged with
rioting at a picnic party, at Barringers WOODS,
and resisteg officer Oiey in the discharge OF his
duty when arrested in the city. The Court Ineu m
him $40 and costs for resisting the oinSer' % ine
riotiug took place in the county.",lhe Court our
adjourned until this morning at lV o ctpoN, @ MIen
| the case of Robert Miller, indicted Tor 'ne huruer
| of Franklin H. Naff will be taken up.
| - SUpER1OR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
| wu1;ooa'ra Williams. Motion to strike out use.
MI aar for nlantf r. j. Brent for defendants.
T4Ie TIoIeaH mr. Same uS. same. Same. Under
80 MURPHY as. Montgomery. Motion to
ca .n;Io ont Judgment. Teackle for plaintiff; Nc
sim 9aao for defendaut Under curia.-Assignment
fr 70 dav 19S to 220--The original docket Of Nav
nd lime will be called this morning at 10 O'clock
| COTTRT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGR MARSHALL.
| Peter Dosh Us. Frederick Heinecke. An appeal
/ from Justice Wbalen. Judgment reversed
Samuel Sands, Secretary and Treasurer of The
Maryland State Agricultural Society, Us. Henry
F. Stckney An appeal from Justice Myers
Judgment reversed
Nothing done in the other Courts.
| The UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT meets thi
morning at 10 o'clock,