The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-03
Ia w INT,ELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL, GOUET-LrnGE Bonn

State Us. Austin Kelley, charged with threatening
and abusing Sergt. Essender and resisting him in
the discharge of his duty, and State Daniel
Br0derick, charged with the same offence This
affair occurred near the Lexington market, and the
facts were before published. Guilty. Fined $40
and cost each. Before Judgment was rendered both
Kelley and Frederick made their escape from the
court room. Upon the announcement of this fact
by Mr.. Pinkney, the Court ordered the Sheriff to
re arrest them at once. They were subsequently
arrested, brought into Court. and fined 81 and costs
each, and ordered to be imprisoned three months in
aiI:-State US. Adam Ramer, charged with as
saulting with knife Mrs. Catharine Easllp. Fined
70 cents and costs.-State US. John F. Clark
charged with assaulting John Rouk. Clark ap-
peared to have the worst of the fight,
having two black ewes and a cut over the
nose. Fined 81 and costs--State Us. John
Shoull, charged with assauiting Henry Wolff. Not
guilty. Prosecutor topay costs-Sate as. Henry
Breckenrost, charged with resisting officer Walker
In the discharge of his duty. Fined $40 and COSTS
State as. Emma Smith (negress), charged with as
saulting Joseph Seinger by setting dog on him;
also Leon and Joseph Sellinger, charged with as
sauitng and beating Emma Smith. Leon not
guilty; Joseph and Emma fined S. and costs each.
State as. Ulrch Troutner. charged with as
saultng Catharine Marklar. Not guily.-State
| Us. Michael Long, charged with assauting his wife,
Ann Long. Two cases. Ann told long story to
| the Court about her grievances, accusing her hus
band Of beating her badly. She said her husband
wanted to get divorce, but she wasn't going to
do anything like that herself. The defence proved
that although Michael sometimes got a little
nigh, yet he was an obedent and submissive
| husband, so much so that he had been known to
sit on his door steps all night, afraid to enter his
house on account of the agreeable humor of his
wife while under the influence of the "ardent."
| The Court adJudged Michael not guilty, and Or
dered Ann to pay costs.-State as. Benjamin
Armstrong, charged with assaulting Mrs. Emma
Douglas, and Mrs. Emma Douglas, charged with
assaultng B. B.Armstrong. Cross-actions. Not guilty
State Us. VIM. Young, charged with assaulting
Charles A. Cook and striking him on the head with
a brick. The traverser not appearing, an attach
ment was ordered to be issued and the case con-
| tlnued until Saturday next.-JOhn Degert and
| Henry Rupert, charged with assauting Peter Nc.
Kenny, were granted jury trias.-State u.s. Con-
RAD richards, charged with assaulting Thomas
Bruce. Not guilty. Prosecutor to pay costs-
State as Emeline Bonner, (negress,) charged with
| assaulting William Carroll, a white man. Carroll
| 1t appeared, went to pump Potter street to
get drink of water, 20 do which he had to remove
the Womans bucket from the pump; she resented
| his conduct by striking him with a bucket of soft
soap. knocking him down. The defence alleged he
threw water into the woman's face Not guilty.
State rs. John Myers, charged with indecently ex-
posing his person on Mount Vernon place. Fined
% cents and costs, and ordered to be imprisoned
month in jaiL.-State Christian Hoffman,
charged with assaultng and beating his wife Catha-
rinc. Not guity.-State as. George Wallace
charged with asSauting and kicking John
Hoffman. Fined 81 and costs.--State rs. Wesley
Woodward, charged with entering the house of
No. ucolSe street, aDuSlng Der, re-
sisting officer Meredith, and threatening to kill
him. The facts in this case were published in Fri
days paper. Guilty. Fined $40 and costs and
ordered to be imprisoned one month in JAIL
State as. Ann Mcdonald, charged with assauting
Barbara Kelly. Not guiIty.--State u.s. Thomas
Clark, charged with assauting Charles Fortier
Fined So and costs.--State rs. Peter Streeter,
charged with assaulting his wife Regina Fined
70 cents and costs.--State as John Garrett me
gro), charged with an assault upon John Kohl
heap. Fined 25 cents and costs--State rs
Catharine Prince, charged with an assault upon
Mary Switzer. 1t appearing that Mrs. Prince was
person OF unsound mind, the Court ordered her
| to be sent to the almshouse. e.--State u.s. Charles
Douglas, charged with assaulting his wife Mary
When called upon to testify against her husband,
she refused to take the OATH and was only induced
to change her mind upon being threatened
with imprisonment for contempt Upon her
testimony he was adjudged guilty. and sentenced
to three days conhnementin jail.-State Us. Jere-
miah Wood, charged with cruelty beating horse.
Not guilty--in the cases of Henry McShane and
Edward Bayless, charged with assaulting Thomas
Haggerty, and Thomas Haggerty, charged with
assaulting McShane and Bayless, jury trials were
| granted.-Lorenzo Jacobs, charged with selling
liquor on Sunday, admitted to bail in the sum
| OF $500, C. GottSchalk, ,bondsman.-WesleyW Wat
klns indicted for robbery, was released on 81 900
bail, Mrs. Eliza Watkins and John W. Treadwell
giving the necessary bond-The Court adjourned
until Saturday next.