The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-01
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT-Juper Bonn

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDaE BOND.
State Us. John Tefet-a continued case-charged
with an assault upon caches Morrow, small boy.
Case continued and attachment renewed for the
prosecuting witness. James pleaded
guilty to an assault upon William j. Tilghman,
CITY Passenger Railway conductor, and the Court,
after hearing the testimony, held the case under
curia-State rs. james Blake, charged with an
assault upon Conradt Ault. Adjudged guilty
Fine $40 and costs.-The case of julius karsch,
charged with an assault upon Oscar karsch, his
bro,ber. was dismissed--The case of John 5.
Rim, charged with an assault upon T.. NJ han,
was called for trial, when both parties to the case
failed to appear, upon which his Honor imposed
fine of $40 and costs upon each of them, and Or
dered attachments to be issued for their arrest
Several cross-actions between Dennis Hogan, l.
II. Muldoon, j. F. Cook Richard Pryor and John
Bruce, were taken up and tried separately. Ihese
actions grew out of difficulty between the parties
on the Hartford road, near the city limits. The
Court adiudged Pryor guilty, and hned him $50
and COSTS and also ordered MIN 10 pay the costs IN
WnIdoon,s case Cook adjudged guilty, and
ordarad TO paw fine Of $50 and costs and also paw
the costs in Hogan's case. Bruce was a6udged
guilty and imprisoned one week, also ordered to
pay fine of $50 and costs. The other two parties,
Hogan and Mudoon, were adjudged not guilty
Two against Angelina and Elizabeth Wenks,
charged with assaulting Bridget Rivers, were dis
missed.-Court, at two o'clock, adjourned until
tomorrow (Tuesday) at ten O'clock
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDeE KREIs.
Habeas corpus granted on the petition of Patrick
Devlin, father of Sarah Ann Devn and Mary Ca
Uterine Devlin, against Mrs. Clayland, matron of
the Baltimore Orphan Asylum, commanding the
matron to appear before the Court on Monday, LIST
April next at 10 O'clock and to bring with her the
bodies of Sarah Ann and Mary Catherine Devlin,
together with the of their caption and deten-
ton, and abide by the judgment OF the Court in
the premises. p. Mclaughlin for petitioner
Judge Krebs, to-day, on application of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Hartford County, appoint.
ed Stevenson Archer, ESQ., of said county, specia
Judge to sit in and try the of 7. w lowering
Sons US. Asae Pritchard, owing to the happening o
the contingencies mentioned in the 22d section of thu
4th article of the Constitution and in the I'D sec
ton of the Goth article of the revised laws of tn
State, which disqualifes the Hon. John II. Price
Judge of the same Court, to try the same. OWN;
to a relationship between them.-Ismael Day an
others William H. Hale, &c. Bill to recove
funds from VIM. Ii. Hale as trustee. Cause sub
mitted by agreement of parties.---Frederick Pain
Us. Ann NJ. Mohler Bill for injunction to proven
her injuring partition wall or using the from
thereof, to the damage of the complainant, and t
compel her to rebuild the part of the wall cut ava
by her.
Thomas Hunter rs. Thomas Shields. Verdict 70
plaintiff for S50.-James s. Mason Us. Howar
Bank, garnishee of B. B. Newman. Verdict 70
plaintiff, LIST issue $3l0.2l; Fad issue against gar
nisbee for S7G.ll.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
Engaged with Equity business.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE GILES.
The regular April term of this Court will com
mence to-day.