The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-28

State rs. Charles Lusby, charged with
assaulting Charles Cross. Case compro-
missed under Act by payment of COSTS
State Us. Frederick FeItncr, charged with as
sauiting Valentine Gerhardt. Compromised on
payment Of osts.--State Us. Nicholas j. Crum-
mer, charged with assaulting George E. Bande
Not gnilty State as. Patrick Flaherty, charged
with disordery conduct and resisting officer Clark
IN the discharge of his duty. Fined 81 and costs;
total S6.-State Us James Pearce and S. McCaf
ierty, charged with attempting to break into the
mousse OF Maurice Gldelman, and destroying his
furniture. Mr.. Gideman was content to relin-
guish the prosecution on thepayment of costs The
Court fined the parties 81 and costs each.-State
u.s. Michael Connolly, charged with assaulting Eliza
Weber. Guilty fined 81 and costs. SIG. and i'm
prsoned one week.-State rs. Wm. Moses, F.
Joseph and II. Goldsmith, charged with assaultinr
and resisting cOnstabes Everett and Hergesheimer
The constables had gone into the premises ofMoses
on MarSl-market space, through the second-stOry
window, because they heard card-paving in the
house. The inmates took the constables for row.
dies, and Moses up stairs with a pistol and
threatened to shoot Everett Moses keeps board
ing house. twas in evidence that Hergesheimer
offered to take ten dollars and go ont: the officer
stated that the parties inside offered to pay him
that amount to leave the premises Joseph and
GOLDSMITH not guilty; Wm. Moses guilty;
lined 81 and costs; total 1925. T. Yates,
wash and j. h. Thomas, Esqrs., for the defence.
james W. Richardson, who Imprisoned on
FRIDAY Tor contempt of Grand Jury, having purged
himself, was ordered to be released bv the Court,
and also to give bail for his appearance to testify
before the Court--Statc Us. John Miller, for as.
saultIng and setting a dog on Andrew Knell, Jr.
jury trial prayed, and traverser gave bail in the
sum OF SoOO.-State Alexander Williamson,
charged with assaulting and resisting police officer
ZONES s.g Jury trial prayed and the accused admit
tea 10 oall IN the sum of $500 Caleb IIynes bonds
man.--State Us. Margaret Hoover, charged with
assauitlng barbara Funk and Margaret Funk
case steted by State.-rhe case of George Rec.
, uef. charged with an assault, was compromised
upon payment OF 81 fine and costs; total SS 81
state rs Jacob Slaymaker, charged with assaulting
John Holman. Case stetted.--State cs. John
Thomas, charged with assaultng James McElroy.
Fined 81 and coSts.--State rq. Susan Lennon
and Caroline Lennon, charged with assaulting
Ann Sutton. Cassed dismissed. Prosecutor to pay
costs--State William Reinhardt, charged
with beating his wife, Krazinska Reinhardt-
Case dismissed.-State rs. William Towson,
y. Fined 81 aud costs; total, 81 ---
State Us, James Curtis (negro), charged with beat
ing his wife Mary. Guilty. Fined % cents and
costs.-State rs. William Starr, charged with
rescuing a prisoner and resisting officer Miles in
the discharge. of his duty. Guilty. Imprisoned
three days and fined 81 and costs.-State u.s.
Francis Scott, charged with assauting and resist
ing ohcers Morton and Reiniker. Guilty. Imprison-
ed ten days and fined 25 cents and costs-State
Us. Edward Hall, charged with assauting and cut.
ting with knife John Mills (negroD Guilty.
Fined so and costs-total Sll. 30.-State u.s. Eliza
Sleigh, charged with assaulting Francis Lovejoy,
week and fined SO and costs-total Sl79S.-
State es' James Dobbin, charged with beating his
wife Emily. Not guiIty-State rs Nicholas
Martin, charged with beating his wife Not gull
V.-State rs. NJ. Garling, charged with indecent
exposure OF his person. Imprisoned two weeks
and fined 81 and costs-total S6.0O.-The Court
at ~ o'clock adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JuDGE MARSHALL.
James Boyd as. Lucas Brothers An appeal from
Justice Hayward. Judgment affirmed. leon
Frank rs. George Schillenberger Peter S. Glenn
rs. NJ. j. Pasterfeld. Francis Sauer u.s. Louisa
DoWne Appeals NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to -day
100 to 1870.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Andrew u.s. Stow. Motion for new trial over
ruled-A ssignment for to day l0l to l34.-The
above assignment will be called on Tuesday Ito
morrow,) as the Judges will be engaged to-day in
arranging the jury lists under the act of 1880
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE KREns.
Isaac w. Mohler IS. Owen O'Brien and Edward
j. O'Brien. Injunction and order Of publication
granted to restrain Edward ]. O'Brian from SELL
ing certain property under deed and bill of sale
from Owen O'Brien to Edward j. OBren, and for
decree to declare the said deed and bill of sale
fraudulent and void Browning for complainant
Hugh Gelston ca William Ruman, George D.
Nokmar, George Rinehardt and Henry Blimlein
Injunction granted restraining the Sheriff from
proceeding with an execution from the Court of
Appeals, upon the ground that complainant had
Judgments against defendants, and was entitled to
set off the same against the execution Ing and
Mayer for complainant.
BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE.
TowSoNTOwN, May &c. lSGO.-Geo W Rogers rs
Richard llutchins. Motion to strike out judgment
oyerruled.- .-Michael McCabe and wife and Owen
finnegan rs. Ward and Loud. Motion to amend
the Sheriff. return Leave granted and the case as
signed for Saturday next.--W Worthington rs. Dor
sey. Motion to strike out judgment by default
overruled The Court at - O'Clock adjourned
until Monday morning, when the magistrates ap-
Peals will be taken up.