The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-20
la w WTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL, IrRT-Innnr RnNr

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND
Anthony Baker, indicted for larceny, arraipped
and pleaded not guilty.-James Burk, indicted
together with John Cole, William Hardness and
another party, for the larceny of one Colts reyol
yer, quantity of jewery and ten dollars in silver,
t1e property OF j. W. Jeverns, was arranged and
pleaued not guilty. The accused, lad about four
teen years of age, having announced himself ready
Tor trial, the following evidence was adduced On
Sunday, the 10th inst, the family of Mr. Jeverns
on returning from church, found the accused, with
others, IN the house, all get away except the ac-
cused, who was caught by Mr.. Jeverns in
attempting to escape. Over one dollar in
change was found his person. 1t APP
peared also that Burk had been arrested
for burg larry and committed to the House of Refuge
1t was also stated that Marshal Kane had a reauis;
ton for the same party from Philadelphia. Ad-
judged guilty. Sentence deferred.-Wm. Bell,
lndlcted Tor stealing one canoe belonging to William
M; Newton and also for the larceny of one sloop
called the "Andrew Armstrong" the property of
Thomas Bradyhouse, was arraigned and pleaded
not guilty.-~George Fitzpatrick and Amora
Hence, two boys about fifteen years of AGE in
dicted for the larceny of sets of machinery for
Carcel lamps, clock movements, some old
silver and other articles belonging to Abel
StoweH, Jr., were arraigned. Hence pleaded
guilty. fitzpatrick pleaded not guilty and was
placed upon trial. Mr.. Stowell's evidence was to
the effect that the hoy had been in his employ that
the things were missed by him; that the boys were
arrested and Fitzpatrick confessed taking the sill
yer. Il. C. Barry, Esq, for the defence. The case
was argued before the jury, who, after an absence
of 20 minutes, rendered verdict of ''guiltv with
an earnest recommendation to the Court for
mercy" Hence remanded to ia-State as
Isaac Giley, indicted for violating the pilot laws
OF the State in undertaking pilot the brig "Ann
Elizabeth" to sea without having pilots license
The State had no evidence to sustain the indct-
ment, and the jury rendered verdict of 'not
guilty. similar Indictment against the ac-
cused for attempting to pilot the schooner
blanche to sea, was postponed until Friday
The cases OF Frederick Frank, indicted for stealing
of f-n,,,
for assaulting officer Sbeckles, were removed ON
affidavit to Anne Arundel County Court,-State
as. Frederick LentZ indicted for committing an
assault upon Dorothy Schafer Tried before the
Court. Adjudged guilty.-State Us. BENJAMIN
Becker, indicted for an assault upon police officer
John Il. Hamilton, with intent to kill; also for
simple assault. The affair occurred on the 18th of
June, at Centre-market space, whore the officer
was stabbed The particulars have already been
published. Verdict guilty. Sentenced to the pen
ltentary for the term of two years.-The Court
at two and a half o'clock, adjourned until this
morning at ten o'clock.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUpGE MARTIN
Baltimore Chemical Manufacturing Company u.s.
! Dobbin. Before reported. Verdict for defendant
Same as. Daniel NJ Reese. Action ct eject
ment, Verdict for defendant. Mclean & Wallis
Tor plaltlh; Gill, Frick and Dobbn for defendant
Same as. Henry Fitzgerald. Ejectment Yer
| dict for defendant. Same counsel for plaintiff:
| Scott, Heighe, Dobbin and Frick for defendant--
Same Us. The Trustees of the Sheppard Asylum
| for plaintiff Dobbn and Frick for detendant--
Same rs. VIM. Woodward and others. Ejectment.
| Verdict for defendants Same counseL--Fernan
as. Dlppley. Agreed. Assignment to-day pa to
| 224.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JupGE MARSHALL.
| Samuel Dorrity as Randall Jackson. An appeal
from Justice Whalen. Judgment afIrmed.--
william Skinner as. Richard Giles, President, &C.
An appeal from Justice Mckinley. Judgment for
appellant for S3.--Slater Evans. On trial.
| Assignment SO to los.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGr KREps.
Genus Barnum, James C. Wheeden, Peter Nor
rell, James Harvey, and Charles w. Lord u.s. James
| Higgins, Alfred Spates, and Thomas Sewall Jr
Injunction granted to restrain defendants from fur
ther proceedings under the pretended appointment
as Committee of the Corporators of tn. sPeople's
Gas Company of Baltimore city," and from pro-
oeedng to open books for subscription to the stock
| OF said Company, under the notice as published
over their signatures until the matter can be heard
| and determined in Equity. E. r. Sprague for COM
plainant.--Lewis Kalbfus and George Fl. Locker
as. James Adams, &c. Injunction granted to re-
| strain the enforcement of Judgment recovered in
| the Court of Common Pleas
U. S DISTRICT COURT-JUpGE GILES
| Hand Tuttle Patterson 4 Murguondo-
Libel to recover on a charter party. Before re-
ported. Held under cWria.
BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE
| TowsoNTowN, June l9.-Owng to severe illness
in his family, Mr.. Cuttings, the States Attorney,
was absent, and the Court requested William P.
Preston Esq, to represent the State, and try such
cases as might be ready Accordingly jury was
sworn in the case of John Albright, of Baltimore,
charged upon two indictments with larceny and an
assault upon Henry Reese an officer. Verdict
''not guilty." Nicholas R. Gill, Esq, for the ac-
cused.-Wilam Thompson and William Coonan.
found guilty of the larceny of boots, shoes and gai-
tiers, belonging to William Long, of Baltimore,
were each sentenced to the penitentiary for eight
years. The jury in the case of the State U.s. Ann
Clifford, tried yesterday for exposing her person
and being a common scold, returned a sealed YER
dict this morning of guilty the last count of
the indictment, and not guilty on the two first
counts which is guilty OF being a common scold,
A motion in arrest of judgment was made by Mr..
Bouldin, counsel for the accused William
| Thompson and William Coonan, after receiving
their sentence to eight years in the penitentiary
and while being conducted from the Court to the
county Jail, made an effort to escape by running
from the officer in charge. They ran some five
hundred yards, but were recaptured by Mr.. Grain,
a juror, and Solomon Hook, citizen of Towson
| town.