The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-06
IA w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND
Alexander Russell compromised assault upon
Rosanna Stull by payment of costs.-State es
George Rawlings, charged with assaulting John l..
Wilson. The traverser pleaded guilty and was
fined 81 and costs.-Eva and j. c. Peters, charged
with resisting Constable James in the discharge of
his duty, compromised the case by payment of
costs.-State rs. William H. Richardson, charged
with resisting officer Robert French and re.cuing
prisoner from him. The defence was that Rich.
ardson was only joking. The Court said a Joke of
that kind might have been attempted by some of
the companions of the traverser, but it came
with a bad grace from Richardson, who was
himself an officer of the law. Orchard
son is constable) Fined $40 and COSTS
State as. Gregory Barrett, Jr., charged with
rlotng at Rullman's Gardens. On this occasion
a man named King struck German named Smith
and cry OF fight was raised there being great
rush towards the spot by party with whom Bar
rett was in company some of whom attempted to
rescue King from the custody of officer Carmichael
Witnesses for the State testified that they saw Bar
rett the grounds but did not see him act in any
manner disorderly. Adjudged not guilty. ty.-State
as. Gregory Barrett, Sr, charged with assault
on Sarah johnson. The traverser prayed jury
trial and gave bail in the sum of five
hundred dollars. John Parker, bondsman.--
State rs. George Harman and VIM. King,
charged with assaulting Charles Hawkens. The
prosecuting witness not appearing, and the ira
versers having been in Jail, already for two weeks,
they were discharged and attachment issued
against Hawkens, in order to secure costs.-
State as. Martin Lutz, charged with assauting
John Slate. The State being unable to procure
any testimony the case was stetted.-Daniel
Roach, charged with rioting the steamer Geor-
gia, and assaulting officer Garvey prayed jury
trial, and gave bail in the sum of $500, James
O'Brien, bondsman.-State Us. William Owens,
charged with assaulting Mrs. S. Mccoy; not
guilty. Prosecutrix to pay costs.-State as.
Thomas Conray, charged with assauting John
d. Saunner; not gulty.--State rs.
Dominick Lutsford, charged with assault
ing Ambrose Arbenheim. Case sent to Baltimore
county, the assault having been committed on the
promised an assault upon George Hoffman, by pay
ment ofcosts.-State of vs. James Lee, charged with
assaulting Patrick Hines, and Patrick Hines for
assaulting James Lee. Cross actions Guilty
ley, charged with an assault upon Mrs. Hoffman;
not appearing his recognizance forfeited. Will
liam Smith, bondsman.-State John Delly,
charged with assaulting and striking Ann Harri-
gan. Guilty. Fined 25 cents and costs.-State
US. Francis Fennel, charged with assaulting Fran
els Rcttenbaugh. The prosecutor being returned
non est the case was Stetted--State as. Thomas
Gately, charged with assaulting Henry Herpeck.
Herpeick was passing quietly along President street
last Saturday night, and when at Fawn street. was
Knocked down by the traverser without provoca-
ton. Guilty. y.-Fined $40 and costs and imprison-
ed one month.--State as. Block Kenny, charged
with assaulting Mrs. Mary Perry, and stoning her
house, and also that of Mrs. Sherwood Guilty.
Fined SIS and costs and imprisoned one month";
State Us. Ludwig Ireing, charged with assaultng
Mrs. Unger. Not guilty. State rs. Thomas Hop
kins, charged with assaulting Mrs. Mary Farrell
Imprisoned one week.--State George John
son charged with assaulting and resisting
officer Wilson in the discharge of his duty.
Guilty. Fined $40 and costs.-State
rs. Christiana HuItz, charged with disorder
ly conduct and breaking the windows in the
house of Mrs. Fairback. Not guilty.-State as
Patrick Hagen, charged with assault upon
Philip Reip. There being charged of larceny
against Hagen, the charge of assault was stetted
and he was held for the action of the Grand Jury
William Garvey, charged with assaulting
Thomas Lee, gave bail in the sum Of $780, John
Garroy 6ondsnen. State Christian Lsuteh
bechet, indicted for keeping gambling house and
permitting gambling on his premises on Sunday
By consent, the Court heard the testimony of the
witnesses for the defence, from the tenor of which
it appeared that the State would be unable to sus
tain the Courts in the indictment. The evidence
for the State will be heard next Saturday.-Tht
Court adjourned until next Friday, when the Tele
graph Street case will be taken up.