The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-14
la W WTELLIGENCE,
CRIMINAL C0URT-JUDGR BOND


Charles ii. Pitts, Esq, moved the Court to ex
"nerate the bail in the of E. n Carr, arrested
on on 10th April, on the charge of violating the
Lottery laws, and order the magistrate to surrender
the letters, In his possession taken from Mr. Carr
at the time OF his arrest, the Grand jury having
failed to find a bill. Motion held under advise'
ment.- ames Tolson, charged with assaulting
Francis Siepel, prayed jury trial, and was nd,
mitted to bail in the sum of $500. John Llovd.
Fort avenue, bondsman.-State u.s. Repiainin
Garnish and Henry Reiniker, charged with assault
ing Esau Cox. Guilty. Fined $40 and costs each
total Sl3.07 each.--State vs. T. Redmen, charged
with assaulting Thomas Doyle. Compromised
under Act of Assembly, by payment of costs So 90.
I-George Miller charged with aiding and abet-
ting Thomas Shanks in making an assault upon
WIN. ~ smith, prayed jury trial, and was admitted
Smith being unable to be in Court the case against
Shanks was continued until Saturday next-State
Us. Margaret Hamilton, charged with assauting and
beating Mary Jane Cole Guilty. Fined Sl0 and
eosts-total $3.50. VIM. Ii. Cowan for defence
State Us. William Keller and William Ball. charg-
ed with assauting John Drummer. Guilty Fined
81 and costs each-total S7.07 each.--State u.s.
EDWARD hershaw, charged with assaultng police
ol1cer eo Semyer se Guilty. Fined 81 and costs-to
tai, Ss ~. State Alexander Hutchns, Jr,
tnegro9 charged with assaulting Mary Brown (ne-
gress.) The traverser not appearing his recorni-
zance was forfeited and fine of 25 cents and costs
imposed. State u.s. James Clifford. charged with
exposing his person on the street. Guilty Fined
20 "a cents and costs-total, S6.34.--State u.s. b.
H.. Riggs, charged with assauting William Fl
Heip2: Guilty Fined 81 and costs-total, S6.ll.
ing Alexander Bragg. Compromised on payment
of costs-S6. 56.-State Is. tanning (Iranita
charged with assauting Hannah Jacobs. The tra
Verser not appearing his recognzance was forfeited
an ana hne OF Sio and costs imposed. State u.s.
Henry Long, charged with assaulting his wife,
Mary Long Guilty. Imprisoned two weeks and
fined Is cents and costs-total, Sc State as
SoRe }ShR cAnt nR charged ws adsautns Simon
and fined 81 and costs-total, $7.0o--
State Us. A. Calling, charged with assaulting his
wife. The wife not appearing, plea of not guilty
was entered by the State.-State US. Michael
Burke charged with interfering with officers Duvall
and Whiteford The witnesses being returned non
est, plea of not guilty confessed by State
State as. Jacob Pfaf, charged with assauIting his
step,son, Philip Krimkler. Guilty. Impris-
oned three days and fined 25 cents and costs-total
s6.Z5.--State Us. Mary Barnes, charged with OBJ
scene exposure in the Eastern Spring lot Guilty.
Imprisoned ten days and fined 25 cents and costs
total S6. 25.--State Us. Mary Denny, charged
win m,'h assuming John Fossil: Guilty. Fined rs
cents and costs-total $6.25.--State ps. Daniel
Simering, charged with assaulting Il. Brooke
Guilty Imprisoned five days and fined 25 cents
and costs-total S6.25.--State Us. S. G. Smith,
charged with assaulting Sarah McSweeney.-
Guilty. Imprisoned five days and fined Is ceHts
ana costs-total S6.25.-State Us. Samuel Gra-
son, charged with assaulting George johnson, both
negroes. Not guilty.-James f. Thomas, conyic-
lton Easter Co., was sentenced to be confined in
the penitentiary for the term of five years.
u, SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Inc Savings Bank of Baltimore as. Frisby-
Exceptions to ratification of sale. Argued and nm
der caria,-The May term commences this morn
ing. The original docket will be called to-day and
the trlal docket tomorrow, (under the 25th rule
lor the purpose of entering judgments by confession
or default, rules and other entries necessary to
bring the causes to issue
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE GILES
Lewis Roberts and VIM. II. Smith vs. The Pied.
mont Coal and Iron Company, VIM. Thompson and
otners. Before reported. Argument concluded
and case under curia.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JupGE MARsu,1
The May term commences tomorrow.
Nothing done in CRY CIRcUIr CoURr.