The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-16
IA w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JupGE Boxp.

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.
John Kelly, indicted f0reelling liquor without
| license was admitted to bail in the sum of $500
Francis Magee, bondsman. - Richard Hains v
compromised an assault case by payment of costs
State rs. William King, charged with assault.
ing Andrew Petticord with bottle The prose
cutting witness being returned and the trav-
erser having been in Jail three weeks, plea of not
guilty was entered.-State Catharine Wag-
ner, charged with assauting Michael Klump, a
Fourth Of July spree, all the parties having
Richard Garrett compromised an assault by
payment of costs.-State Us. William Rich
ardson, charged with assauting Patrick Nc
Donald. The traverser is a "Rough Skin" and
the prosecutor "Peeler." On the night of the
Sd inst. the "Peelers' passed Rough Skin Hall,
crying, ooh you Peeers;" the Roughs went in,
and Mcdonald swore that he was chased to the
drawbridge, and cut by brick thrown by Rich
fight. The Court thought both parties equally
guilty. Richardson was fined $40 and COSTS
State as. Thomas Hogg, alias Hoggy, charged with
assaultng Mcdonald part of the same spree
with resisting officer Walker in the discharge of
bis duty. Fined 81 and costs.-State u.s. LLOYD
Ford, for assaulsing James II. Galloway, and
George Robinson, for assauting the same
party, and also for resisting officer Gregory. The
affair occurred on the 5th inst. at lagerbeer house
on johnson street. Ford fined 500 and costs and
imprisoned two months. Robinson fined $40 and
costs and imprisoned two months for the assault
ON UaHaWay, ana SlU ana costs lot resisting the
offcer.-State Us. George Cramet, charged with
assaulting John Thorpe. The traverser not appear
ing his recognizance was forfeited and fine of $40
and costs imposed. Philip Walter,
charged with assaulting Henry Sharpe. Not guilty.
Prosecuting witness to pay cOsts.-State Us.
Kate Buckhei mer, charged with assaulting NJ. j.
Cushman. Plea of not guilty c0nfessed.-
State u.s. Mary Woods, charged with assaulting
Mary Foley. The State asked a jury trial -
George Thompson, charged with indecent expo
sure OF his person, prayed jury trial and gave
bail in the sum of S50O.--James Pryor compro.
missed an assault upon George II. Robinson by pay
ment of costs.---Edward Groomes compromised
an assault opon officer McCann, by consent of the
Marshal.---State Jacob Winsall, charged
with interfering with officer McCurdy in the dis.
charge of his duty. This affair occurred
on on board DO OF pu1gy. at the Point, on the
State u.s. Matilda Juhns, charged with assaulting
Louisa Nortman; and Henry Nortman, Conrad
Nortman, Louisa Nortman and Susan Nortman,
charged with assaulting Matilda Juhns. Gross
actions. This was quarrel between the two fami-
lies about the swinging of gate the premises of
the Juhns. Matilda is girl about fourteen wears
of age. The Nortman's all full grown. Ma
tilda fined 81 and costs; Henry Nortman fined SIS
and costs; Conrad, Louisa and Susan each fined 25
cents and costs.-State Us. Jos. Collins charged
with fighting on board the barge "Delaware,' on
the return of picnic party. Not guilty.-State
Us. Patrick Taylor, (regro,) charged with assault
ing Lewis Baer. Fined 81 and costs-State as
Catharine. Not guilty.-State Us. Frederick
Bstof, charged with assaulting Barbara Baum
Barbara went to the room of Frederick to collect
some rent owing her, when Frederick kicked her
out. Fined Is cents and costsand imprisoned three
days.-Christian Leutbecher, indicted for keep
ing gambling house, gave bail in the sum of
81 900 to answer. VIM. Walsh, bondsman. The
case will be tried before the Court on Saturday
next, until which time it was adjourned.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDeE MARSHALL
Hall ct al. as. Hall, &C., garnishee of Mulken.
An attachment on Judgment. Attachment auashed.
-Jno. c. s. Monkur Us. James j. Clifford ALLIE
cations against an insolvent debtor. Discharged
revoked
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREDs.
Cain and others Richard Colvin. Before re-
ported. Further argued and concluded. Order
passed to rescind the appointment of BENJAMIN H.
Elcott as receiver, and appointing Richard Colvin
the defendant, receiver, and requiring him to give
bond in the penalty of thirty thousand dollars for
the faithful performance of his duties. The motion
to dissolve the injunction heretofore granted in the
case, overruled
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
JUNE TERN, lS60.-ANNAPoLIs, July 18th, 1861
No. G2. December docket. William T. Hall and
Thomas ID. Loney Us. James A. Richardson, &C.
Appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore city.
Justice Tuck delivered the opinion of this Court.
Judgment reversed-No. II. Special docket.
Jacob F. Miller and Alfred D. Miller u.s. Thomas
NJ. Lanahan. Appeal from the Court of Common
Pleas for Baltimore city. Judgment affirmed by
Der docket. VIM. Ortwine Us. The Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore. Appeal from the Court OF
Common Pleas of Baltimore city. Justice
Tuck delivered the opinion of this Court
Judgment affirmed.-No. 10. The Hoffman Steam
Coal Company Us. The Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company. Appeal from the Circuit Court for
Allegheny county Court of Equity. Chief JUS
tice LeGrand delivered the opinion of this Court.
Orders affirmed with costs and cause remanded for
further proceedings. Justice Eccleston filed a
separate opinion.
ANNAPOLIS, July IA, lSGO.-No. =. James Polk
Us. The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore. Ap-
peal from the Circuit Court for Baltimore city.
Order reversed and bill dismissed with costs