The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-30
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-JUDGE BOND.
State vs. Edward l.. Bowen, indicted for stealing
a watch, the property ofDouglas f. Gosnell. Plea
of not guilty entered, at request of Grand Jury,
the statement of Capt. Petit, of the police, subse-
quent to the presentment having satisfied that body
there felOnious intent on the part OF
Bowen. The parties were both intoxicated, and
Bowen had taken the watch to prevent Gosnell
from losing it, and afterwards lost it himself
Daniel Sullivan, found guilty of stealing one tea-ket-
tie, valued at fifty cents, from Uriah Gravener, was
sentenced to six months confinement in the Peni-
tentiary.-Frances Tubman (negress), adjudged
guilty of stealing pair of lasting CATERS, worth
81, from George F. Fisher, was sentenced to be
sold within the State for the term of one year.
Ann Byers (negress), indicted jointly for the
offence, adjudged not guilty, and discharged.
The Grand Jury indicted John Baskets alias
Steret, for the willful murder of man named
Jock o, which was perpetrated about two years
ago, on the Point.-Adjourneda at o'clock
SUPERIOR CoURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
John H. Berry u.s. L. d r. Scott. Before Report
ed. Not concluded, Assignment 24l to 242 in
elusive.
Burr, Haight & OConnell us. H. Clay Ridgely.
An appeal from Justice Hayward. Judgment af-
trmed. Henry Gaehle Us. Henry Hammer. An
action for piano sold. Verdict for plaintiff for
Sl39.74.-Assignmen 20S to 236.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs.
Howard Bank as. Moritz Bialla Application BY
complainant for increase of bond heretofore given
under injunction in this case. Argued by s. NJ.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT-JUpGE BREWER
ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 80, 1S60.-This morning Captain
James, warden of the city Jail, arrived, having in
charge Andrew Weinhot, William Bell Frederick
Frank and John Hartman, charged with various
offences, and removed to this Court from the Grim
inal Court for Baltimore city. At ten O'Clock
Deputy Sheriff Gratflin, Captain Boyd and some
seventy-fve or hundred others, arrived in the
holt, charged with larceny. was placed in the
dock, and on being interrogated whether
he was ready to proceed to trial, re-
piled that T. Joseph Rogers, his counsel
was not present, and further that he understood his
case would not be called for trial until January
next.The Court replied it could not always notify
all the members of the Bar when their cases would
be called; it was their business to be present. and
then advised the traverser to get other counsel,
have his witnesses, &C.; to which Weinhot replied,
"Well, guess you might we'll try me now as
any other time" Weinbolt was then removed and
VIM. Bell, charged with the larceny of "pungy,"
placed in the dock He had neither counsel nor wit
nesses, but, by request, Fl. Tillard Smith, ESQ.,,
consented to defend him. After an interview with
the prisoner, Mr.. Smith stated that his client
had been I'M authorized ,h BY y, an unknown per
witness to be summoned who would testify to the
fact.-The States officer remarked, the prisoner
would be compelled to have than one person
summoned to prove that fact, for he, the prisoner
had already made several contradictory statements
in regard to the authority under which he offered
the boat for sae.-John Hartman, indicted for
larceny in nine separate cases, next placed in
the dock, and Mr.. Snyder desired continuance
until to -morrow.-Tbe Court remarked that the
removed cases assigned for trial to-day would
have to be tried, for it his intention to try
the county this Term and as there were seve-
raj for murder, there would not be time to
dispose of them and the removals this week. if those
cases were not disposed of to-day. Hartman is in
diced for the larceny of buggy wagons, butcher
wagons, slaughtered beef, harness, chickens, &C.,
the property of several persons in Baltimore city,
Frederick VIM. Rullman, indicted for selling IL
quor the Sabbath and also for selling liquor with
out license, tried and the jury rendered
verdict of guilty on the third count of the indict-
ments and not guilty on the first two counts. This
verdict covers the charge of selling the Sabbath
and also without license. Mr.. Franklin, counsel
lor for the defence, moved for a new trial.
State Us. John Hartman, indicted for the larceny
OF chickens, the property of George P. Dunkell.
Verdict guilty--The remaining cases against Hart
man were being prepared for trial, when the Court
overrued the motion for a new trial in the case of
Frederick VIM. Rullman, and imposed fine of
SlOO in each of the two cases.--Mr. SNYDER, after
consulting his client, Hartman, plead guilty to two
cases of larceny and the States Attorney entered
Sten in the remaining cases. MOI sentenced.
without adjourning we compelled to close
for the mail.