The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-28
Ia w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT-JUDuE BOND.

Ia w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JuDsr BOND
Several additional witnesses were examined in
the case of Michael Keenan, before reported, after
winch the case was again held under curia by the
Court-Peter Ford, indicted for larceny, was re-
leased upon bail in the sum of $500. Andrew Lud-
wig becoming his bondsman.--In the case of
Thomas Tate, convicted of the sale of lottery poll
cies, the Court granted a new trial.-Jobn Glib
bons, indicted for an assault and battery, was re-
leased upon $500 bail, John Tracy bondsman.-
His Honor adudged John Hopkins, tried several
days since, not guilty, upon an indictment for lar
ceny.-In the matter of the habeas corpus for one
Charles Armstrong, committed as a vagrant by
Justice Hiss, the Court ordered the discharge OF
the party, it being shown that be was poor but
honest laboring man with large family, and had
been comm tilted because he was poor. Gen. Ing,
various parties were brought in, and given to the
end of the term to, bring in the parties accused
Adjourned till ten o'clock this m or ming.
SUPERIOR CoURT-JuDGE MARTIN.
Fowler Us: Seldner & Co. Before reported
Juror withdrawn and case referred -Hiram
Woods, Jr. and John C. Bridges Us. Ohio H. Will
liams, survivor of John b. Howell. Procedendo
Wallis and Thomas for plaintiffs; Schley for defen-
dant. Juror withdrawn and case referred.-
North Western Va. R. r. Co., use of James NJ
Holt Matby. Procedendo. Latrobe for plaintiff;
Schley and Wallis for defendant On trial.-As-
signment Nos. 1872 to 761.
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JuDoE KREBs
Edward j. Carter Ell al. u.s. James j. Clifford ct
al. Before reported. Not concluded.
nette Baker Philip Baker and Henry Baker,
Bill for divorce mensa ct horo for alimony, and
to eDjon defendants from interfering any way
with certain stock contained in store corner of
Chatsworth and Sarah Ann streets, or preventing
the receiver from taking possession until further
order of this Court.-State of Maryland Us. The
Northern Central Railway Company and Others
On motion of the State, and with the consent of
of the Northern Central Railway Co., Injunction
di solved, without prejudice to the equity of the
State to move that the shall be reinstated at
time hereafter and the motion of the State for
the appointment of receiver, and the matter of
the petition of the Chesapeake Bank and John
jackson to be made party defendants, stand over
for further order on application of any party inte-
rested therein. The foregoing order being passed
by the Court without prejudice to the right of the
state to lille exceptions to the of the defen-
dants or any of them.
BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JUDex PRICE.
- IowsoNrowN, March q, 1S6l.-The civil case of
George Smith Us. N. Melchor, an action to recov
er certain monies promissory notes. occnnied
the attention of the court for FIVE hours Not con
Guided. Messrs. Grason and Boarman for naintiT
and Messrs. Machen and Cuttings for the defend,
ant.-Elizabeth Kraft, indicted for selling Iionor
without license, was tried before the Court and
aoJudged not guilty.-A jury of inauisition was
sworn to assess the damages and costs in the case
OF james L. Mcdaniel ct al. Us. James TuthilI, for
provisions furnished the workmen ON the Tow,son-
town and Baltimore Railway, and S3s6. AZ award
ed the plaintitfs.-The Grand Jury, before ad-
lourning yesterday, ordered the release of John r.
Green, confined in Jail on the charge of numbering
tHe stranger Baro, at Resterstown, some ten DAYS
since. ''
mi REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury rose yesterday evening. and suh
United the following report, viz:
GRAND JURY Room,
ron, H., March Term, 1861.
The Grand Inquest for Baltimore county for the March
Term or Circuit Court in the performance Of their duty
visited the Jail of Baltimore county upon the 18th inst
and report that they found confined there four county
prisoners serving out sentence twenty do awaiting trial
Io United states prisoners serving sentence; one
witness one Tree negro vagrant, and free negro for
remaining in the State after having served out Term
tne penitentlary-a total of thirty five prisoners They
Wheeler, and found everything necessary provided for
the comfort health and security of the prisoners,
They respectfully call the attention OF the proper
the corridor. " ns "iouhu
The account of the Treasurer of Baltimore County
the Oh the treasurer of the School Commission
ers have been carefully examined and herewith is snb
mted detailed statement reported to the committee
10 whom the said accounts referred and unanimous
ly approved of by the Grand Inquest
The practice under the License system has been sinh
ect Oh consideration OF the Grand Inquest they are
ooged TO come to the conclusion that the
we'd from this source in Baltimore county Is mucb helov
what ought to be- and by this report desire to cali
n npv
licenses before the next this Court to the law
the state regulating licenses that for the future
may De no reason for the Grand Inquest to over,ook
case where less sum has been paid than the law pro
Viues for In connection with this subject they desire
TO call attention to the want of system in the returns
eonsapes and recommend that they adopt the flu
lure list with printed heads, including every kind nj
Incense issued with column for rents and return each
trader under the proper head They IN
OF the Circuit Court have his return of
maze IN DOCK alphabetically arranged and classified
tnereDy facilitating the Grand Inquest in the perormanc,
Vi what is now an exceedingly intricate duty.
In conclusion the Grand Inquest desire to
thanks to the Court and Prosecuting Attorney for fhe
ADVICE always promptly granted.
All OF which is respectfully submitted
JOHN NERRYMAN, Foreman
To 1o1 ,, MARCH TERN, 1851.
~, Foreman Of the Grand ,J,ry
SIR The Committee appointed to examine the boot,
anu accounts OF the Treasurer of Baltimore Comfy in
count with the School Commissioners and nubc scboo
Iu ana also to examine and inspect the books and ac
counts OF the said School and their Treas
urer, peg leave to report the following;
statement showing the receipts and disbursements OF the
School Fund, from the 3lst day of January 1860 tn
January 3lst 1861 being the support of schools
the erection of school houses for the wear endn ne
cember 3st, 1885, s Nv
balance in treasury, January 81, 1860 "a 5o6 "A
heceiVed on levy of 1S59.......... 81, 10000
po... 1861. $500. %, 10000 %, 500 90
Gu 80 I'm III ireasurer OF Maryland 1908 %
from teachers certificates 64OO
" firm School Commissioners
cash returned...... 80 III 507 AZ
&C 1oles uiscounted, gross............ $500 90
"n"'ionS U SCHOOL houses As 90