The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-16
La W NTELLIGENCE

CRIMINAL CoUnr-.GuDoE BOND
The jury in the case of police officer Sweitzer
tried for an assault upon Jacob F. Grove, came in
to Court and said they could not agree. They wer,
then discharged. The jury stood eight for acqut
| tai, -four for convicton.-State Vs. John Arnold
indicted for receiving stolen goods, knowing The
same to have been stolen. Tried before the Court
Adjudgcd not 9uilty.-State as. Thomas Wesley
| Cooper, indicted for stealing. The prosecuting
witness not appearing, stet entcred.-The
cases against John Hnesly were postponed until
Tuesday, the 26th inst.-Amos Thompson, con-
| Elcted O simple assault upon Mr.. Coover at
! W Washington Hail. was sentenced to paw a fine of
$50 aud costs.-Frederick Frank indicted for
stealing small sum of money on the I'd of June
from William ). Freeburger, was arraigned and ,
pleaded not gullty.--State Samuel Garrison
| indicted FOR keeping a disorderly house on the
corner of Wagon alley and Carlton street. Some
twenty-five or thirty witnesses were examined pro
and con- Garrisons house was formerly the resort of
a club called the ''Bug Eaters" but who have been
driven from their oafing places by the new police
Irled before the Court Adiudged guilty Fined
S25 and c0stS.-The case of Thomas Hoffman, Joint
lv indicted with Lucus O'Brien (since deceased)
and John Robinson, Convicted J for burglary in
breaking open the jewery store of Mr.. Reed, West
Baltimore street, set down for trial on Tuesday
neXt--The Court at = o'clock adjourned until
this morning at 10 o'clock.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JuDGE MARSHALL.
James T. Lloyd u.s. j. B. Il. Phelps. Plaintiffs
appeal from Justice Myers. Judgment affirmed
JOHN Nj. Gardner VIM. w. Glenn. An ap-
peat m from Justice st Hayward Judgment for appel
ID. Chase An appeal from Myers. Judgment for
appellee
SUPERIOR CoURT-JupGE MARTIN.
The Cecil Bank Us. Llewellyn f. Barry. garnishee
of John Herr. Before reported. On trial.-As-
signment Monday 1875 to 224.
.. s DISTRICT COURT.-JuDGE GILES
John f. Haney rs Lambert Cuttings. Libel for
wages. Before reported. Concluded aand under
c"ria. THE Grand and Petit Juries were dis
charged until Monday morning.
baltimore COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE.
IowsoNTowN, June ia jury of inuuisition
was was sworn to assess the damages and costs in the
o.1 oase OF Ihomas Z: Watson, Francis D. DUNCAN
any ahI george r. h. w aesche as. James Harker and
Jug Iuungment affirmed for plaintiffs in the sum of
94o. 94ol Peter Dougherty, convicted of selling
hquor on Sunday-second offence-was fined SlO0
ana costs, and in default of payment was sent to
Jail.--Wiliam Childs, convicted of assault and
battery, was fined 81 with costs and Imprisoned
IN the city Jail for six months Henry McCroton
found guilty CT the larceny of a coat, ced
to the penltentiary for four years.-Jaceb Coon
found guilty OF horse stealing, was sentenced to
the penitentiary for eight years.--Sebastin tine
llindes, found guilty of larceny, was sentenced to
the penltentiary for eight years.-Tbe States
Attorney entered stets and pleas of not guilty in
the following cases, viz:-Joseph Wilson, for sell
ing liquor on Sunday PAMELA A. Johnson for the
same offence; William Coonan, Samuel Fatem,
william Thompson and Joseph Smith, for larceny
the latter OF whom was remanded to the custody
OF the city Sheriff to a charge of stealing
three tons of pig iron, while Thompson has already
been convicted of the larceny of boots CATERS &c
from Mr.. Long, OF Baltimore.-The jury was dis
charged until Monday, and the Court adjourned to
to'morrow morning, when it will set in equity.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
ANNAPOLIS, June Is, 1S60.-June Term, lSGO-
NO. 80. Auguste Ewaldt and Joseph Myers ps
Luther A. Harding and VIM. Hopkins. Appeal
from the Superior Court of Baltimore CITY, JUS
tice Tuck delivered the opinion of this Court judy
ment reversed and no procedendo. No. g. Geo
Chapman as. John Z. Stansbury, administrator of
Moses Cass. Appeal from the Court of Common
Pleas Justice Tuck delivered the opinion of this
Court. Judgment afirmed.-No. 371% George
+. Clark and Charles NJ. Jackson rs. Oliver Bryan
and Benjamin F. Lunt. Appeal from the Court of
Common Pleas. Justice Bartol delivered the
opinion of this Court. Judgment reversed No.
So John Dorm and Nicholas Kostner u.s. Andrew
Bayer. Appeal from the Circuit Court of Bati-
more city. Chief Justice LeGrand delivered the
opinion of this Court. Decree affirmed with costs