The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-25
la w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT-JUpGE BOND.

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.
John Duncan, charged with swapping pistol at
John NJ. Clark with intent to kill. Bail fixed at
50, 900, but not given.-Jno. Blake alias Christie.
pher Burke, charged with larceny and false pre-
tences, gave bail in the sum of $500; Caroline
Blake becoming bail.-George McGlone, charged
with attempting to pick the pocket of Theodore
Woodall, gave bail in the sum of $500; George
McGlone bondsman.-The of John d. MUIR
ply, indicted for an assault with intent to kill
Charles l.. Oudesuys, was removed on affidavit to
Baltimore County Court and bail renewed in the
sum of 81 800; James Garvey bondsman.-The
following parties were arraigned Wesley Watkins,
indicted for stealing, the 10th of July, Sll
from William Patton, pleaded not guilty;
Joseph Thomas, indicted for stealing four coats,
valued at So each, the property of Isaac Straus,
pleaded guilty. Sentenced to the penitentiary for
the term OF three years.-George A. Carlton, in
dcted for stealing, on the I'd of August last, the
sum of $3.50, from Stephen George and others,
pleaded not guilty.-John Dill, Ia boy,) indicted
for stealing, the 14th inst. purse containg ST.
from Alexander Roberts, pleaded not guilty.
Wm Sumner, who pleaded guilty to an indictment
charging him with the larceny of S35.6S, the prop
erty of VIM. Lappan, was sentenced to confinement
in the penitentiary for the term of Is months
Amanda Brown, (negress,) who pleaded guilty to
the charge of stealing sixteen dollars from Eliza
beth Barlow was sentenced to be sold as slave out
of the State of Maryland for the term off years.
Bartol Foley, who pleaded guilty to the charge of
stealing one cloth coat valued at SIS, belonging to
Michael Russell, was sentenced to the penitentary
for the term of one year.--Adam Hertig, who
convicted of the larceny of two sides of leath-
er, valued at $3.50 each, and one crowbar, valued
at so cents, the property Of Richard Sewal and
others, was sentenced to confinement in the peni
tentary for the term of ten years. Hertig is the
father-in-law of John Hartman, who lived on Ro-
gers lane, and whose house contained at the time
of the arrest an immense quantity ofstolen articles
Mrs. Sophia Carr, convicted of violating the
lottery laws of the State, was sentenced to pay a
fine of 81 900 and costs, total, 81 ,062.--William
Rullman, convicted of keeping disorderly house
at Bellevue Gardens, was sentenced to pay fine of
$500 and costs; total, S52648.--Christian Getz
and Margaret Getz, indicted for an assault, gave
bail in $500 each; VIM. Hill, bondsman.--Ad-
journed at one O'Clock until this morning at ten
o'clock.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
ID. 5. Brown, &c, George III. Landon, garni-
shee of Durham 4 Kearfott. Attachment on
Judgment. Verdict for plaintiffs for S299 ST. A.
II. Byrd for plaintiffs; Waters for garnshee.
Benz njamin Ford Us. Henry Oelrichs & Gustav W. .
Lurman. Action to recover a contract for the
delivery of flour by plaintiffs to defendants. On
trial. Brown Bruno and S. Brown for plaintiff
Frick for observation-disclosures to-day ISs to
2l7 inclusive.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUpeE MARSHALL
John l.. Bishop, Jacob Waltemeyer and John
Blank US. Meyer Alexander. An appeal from
Justice Alexander. Judgment reversed, and judg-
ment against Bishop for $50 and costs.--John
OFT and Andrew Schamberger vs. John 0ppert-
sheuser. An appeal from Justice Duncan Judg-
ment afhrmed.--W. G. Lycett Us. John G.
Sttcher. An appeal from Justice Reid Judg-
ment afflrmed.-J. Fl. Hack Us. G. Hermandorer.
An appeal from Justice Mclaughlin. Judgment
reversed.-Assignmen to-day 246 to end OF
docket, and to 43 on postponed call.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE KREBs.
Mary Humes, Administrative, Us. Patrick Quinn.
In this attachment had been issued against
the defendant for dsobeying the order of the
Court, passed July 9th, 1860, requiring him to
| make better answer to the bill of complaint. The
Sheriff brought Quinn into Court yesterday morn
ing, when he purged himself of the contempt by
filing an answer and paying the costs of the attach
| ment. The attachment against him was then
uashed.-Eizabeth Taylor Us. James Taylor.
Petition for divorce pinculo matrimonii. d. H..
Hopes for complainant.
U. DISTRICT CoURT.-JUDeE GILES.
John Morse vs. steamer Star. Libel for wages.
] Decree for libellant for Sl23 and costs-United