The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-04

CRIMINAL COUKT-JuDGE Bonn.
Geo. Esbach compromised assault on WIN.
Richardson by paying costs.--Andrew Hagerty
for assaulting negro was fined $40 and cOsts-total
Sl3.G6.-S;ate rs. Jacob Phaff, charged with
assaulting Philip kimpler. Not guilty.--State
rs. James Simmons, charged with assaulting John
Reynolds, compromised on payment of costs.--State
rs. Michael Long, charged with an assault. The
traverser forfeited his recognizance and fine of
$40 and costs imposed. d.--State rs. James
Baxley, Thomas Quinn and John Quinn alias
Graham, charged with assaulting Amelia Car.
hotz. Quinn imprisoned one week, and fined
So and cOsts-total SS.38. Baxey and Ora
ham fined 81 and costs each-total S43S
each.--State Us. Samuel Donohue, charged
with assault upon Edward Crona. Not guilty.
State Philip Berger charged with assault
ing Edward Crona. Not guilty.-State rs. Chris
topher Baer, charged with an assault upon Sophia
Hoiiin. Not guilty.-State Us. DanielW ternitz,
in the discharge Of his duty. Guilty-fued $40
and cOsts--total SIG 68-State Us Frederick
Roth. charged with assaulting and resisting officer
Harman in the discharge Of his duty. Not guilty.
State u.s. John Chronster, charged with as
saulting William Hall, at the Bellevue Gardens on
Monday last. Only witness for the State was
examined, who testified to seeing Chronister pick
up two or three tumblers and throw them in the
lace OF Hail. cutting him badly; the brother OF Hall
came up and Chronister knocked him down. No
witnesses for the defence The Court expressed its
determination to put an end if possible to this dis
orderly conduct at picnic parties. During the
leaving the city, the company composed of persons
whose only opportunity Of enjoyment outside of the
heated city, was by availing themselves of the in
ducements offered bv the oripinanrs of these par
ties, who should certainly be allowed to enjoy
themselves without being disturbed by disorderIy
conduct The Court would commence with this
case as an example to others who should be brought
here on similar charges, and impose fine of SOS
and cOsts-tOta S29 So State rs John Nader
charged with assaulting George Bayer IA child
Guilty. Fined S5 and costs-total So 13-State
Iot, II,,f,1, aba, IL
Hamilton. A branch of the 'Halleuah hl"
fight. Compromised payment of 81 fine and
costs-total S6.lS--State as. Mrs. Kelly, charged
with assaultiug Bridget Norton. Guilty. In
pIisoned one week, and fined 25 cents and costs.
State as. Christopher Cormack, charged with
assaulting Thomas Ludwig. Not guiltv-prosecu-
tor to pay costs.-State Us. John Wsamiser,
charged with assaultng his wife. Guilty. In
prisoned three weeks, and fined 81 and Costs
State vs Patrick Kavannah, charged with beating
an unknown negro. Fined $40 and cOsts--
State Us. Benjamin Thompson (negro), charged
with beating and threatening to shoot Elizabeth
Walker (negress). Guilty. Imprisoned one week.
State as. Jno. Bell and Chas Fl. Wallace
charged with assaulting j. E. Hartman. Case
compromised on payment of costs.-State rs
Robert Murray (negrol and Sarah Miller (negress)
charged with assauting each other. Cross actions
Both guilty. Imprisoned one week each, and fined
Is cents and costs each-total, S3 3S-State u.s.
John Council, charged with resisting the police
officers in the discharge of their duty, at Rosts
prlsoned one month and fined S25 and costs-total,
28.3s.-State as. Thomas Elliott, charged with
roting and resisting the officers. branch of the
foregoing case. Guilty ofressting the officers. Fined
$50 and costs-total S23. SS.-State ps Ed
Davis charged similarly with the two last parties
There being no evidence against him plea of not
guilty was confessed by State-State Us. Thomas
English charged with assaulting his sster-Fined 25
cts. and costs-total S3.69.-State u.s. John
Whittingham (negro) charged with an assaut-not
guilty.-ln the case of Saml. McElwee, indicted
TOR committing an assault with cowhide upon
Charles Kelly, bail was fixed at $500 and given
Jas. R. Gill, bondsman.-In the case of Frederick
Lentz charged with assault with intent to com
NIT rape, bail was fixed at 81 900 and given
David Lentz, bondsman.-Three cases were con-
tinued until next Saturday.-The Court at a
quarter past two O'Clock adjourned until this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDaE MARTIN.
varainf Mdn4 @ g, appleton ct a. oog Before reported
ment for to-day llS to l46
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL
Lewis Gilbert as. Sophia n. Owings. An appeal
from Justice Myers. Judgment reversed and
Judgment for appellee for Sl9.97 and costs-Jno.
A. Giglein Us. F. A. Cox. An appeal from Justice
Reid. Judgment afirmed.--John Kahler az,
Jesse Cullison. An appeal from Justice McLaugh-
lin Judgment reversed and judgment for appellee
for S5 and cOss.--Allen Atkinson as. Matthew Con-
nell. An appeal from Justice Ship!ey. Judgment
reversed
BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE PRICE
TowsoNTowN June 2, lS60.-The Court gave
decision this morning in the case ot Thomas Wood
en- vs.. Elijah Wooden, reversing the decision below
and granting an order compelling the delivery of
the property in dispute to the appellant subject
however, to auv arrangement agreement that
may be made between the parties. McCabe and
Finnigan VS.. Ward and Loud-motion to overruie
an order rattyng sale of the property of Mc(]abe
and Finnigan, made by Thomas Ward, trustee.
Argued by Messrs. Boarman and Cuttings for Ward
and Loud, and by Messrs. Norris and Mayer for
ahp md iDri all lc,Jo 4: II
until Tuesday morning next, at 10 o'clock
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT-JuDoE BREWER
ANNAPOLIS, June 2.-The jury in the case of
George Burke, for the murder of VIM. ". TAYLOR,
after confinement of twenty hours last night re-
turned the following verdict: 'Guiltv of murder
in the second degree, and not guilty of murder in
the first degree. Sane at the time of the commits
sion OF the act, and now" Not sentenced.--
The cases of Bower and Lowman. of Baltimore for
murder, will be called for trial on Monday morning.
| The Court was not in session to-day.