The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-16
Ia W LNZ,ELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-JuDGE MARTIN.


+. I. Troxall, William Keyser and Ii. J. Keyser,
Us. William Applegarth and John Wilmington,
garnishees of Samuel r. Dunnock. Attachment
on Judgment. Before reported. Verdict for the
garnishees.-J. Edward Bird, J. a. Bird and
Robert A. Wall, Gabriel 7. Barbee and Joshua
I. Royston. Verdict for plaintiffs for S7O7. So
Richard S. Wight, Charles 5. Wight. George L.
Wight, Christiana and Maria r. Wight, by their
next friend, George h. Stockett, lessee, A Vein
garten. Action of ejectment J. Scbaff Stockett
for plaintiffs; DalIam and Colston for defendant.
Not Oncluded.-Adams Us. DuttOn. Before re-
ported. Action for damages for an alleged tres
pass. A motion for new trial in this case as
argued and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Monday
next from No. els to GAO.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JUDGE GILES
This tribunal will meet at 10 o'clock to dav,
when the Admiralty docket will be taken up
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL
Soat as. State of Maryland. An appeal from
Hiss. This was an action, by consent of both par
ties to the suit to test the law relative to the right
of confectoners to dispose of their goods on Sun
day. The Judgment of the magistrate imposing
fine was Observation-Disclosures Murdoch ct al. u.s.
Forest Fredenrich. An action promise to pay
the debt of another. Verdict for defendant.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs
No business of public interest was transacted
CRIMINAL CoURT-JupGE BOND.
This tribunal will meet at eleven o'clock on Mon
day morning next.
BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE.
j
tings, Esq, Attorney for the State, prosecuting
The case of the State George Bosley, William
Curtis ALIAS VIM. Bosley, John H. Curtis alias
John IL. Bosley, and Samuel Bosley alias Samuel
Shultz, commenced yesterday, for assaulting with
intent to kill William Hamilton and Aquia F.
Bareham, alleged to have been committed in the
county on the l4th of January, 1861, was resumed
this morning, and in addition to the evidence elicit
ed yesterday, there testimony to the effect
that on the above day the parties charged went
to Hamitons house, cursing, yelling and threaten
ing to Kill him. Hamilton retreating, shot one of
the party In the arm, after which they beat
him and his grandfather, Mr.. Bareham,
with the butts of shot guns, breaking
Bareham's breastbone, and otherwise iniuring him
and Hamilton.--Constable Kidd testified that he
arrested the parties, and they confessed they went
to Hamilton's house, and said he (Hamilton) shot
the old man in the arm, and then it was that thew
beat him; but they denied striking Hamiton's
grandfather or aunt The day after the occur
renee witness went to Hamiton's house, and saw
the blood in some twenty places the snow in
front OF the house.--George Hoffacker testified
that just after the occurrence he met the parties
accused, and asked them what was the matter?
They replied they had been on little bust." wit
ness said he thought so, judging from the noise
they were making, when of them repliei
"not so much but that we can fight little vet"
and said that they had just come from Hamiton's
and whipped the whole party ,old woman and ALL
As neither of the accused attempted to shoot Ham
iton or Bareham, they having guns at the time,
the States Attorney abandoned the first count on
the Indictment, but asked for conviction of a
common assault. The case was given to the iury
who, after an absence of twenty minutes came
into court with verdict of "not guilty on the
first count, but guilty the second count in both
cases. The Court sentenced them to Jail, as fol-
lows: George Bosley, 2 months; John III. Curtis
months; Samuel Bosley, months; and William
Curtis, 6 months-The case of the State Us John
Whipperman, indicted for the larceny of three
bushels of wheat and 644 lbs of guano the prop
erty of Charles w. Leeder, was called for trial
hut owl IN he Of wifi
ed until Tuesday next-Wm. Jones, coored, in
dicted for the larceny of 200 pounds of pork and
so pounds of lard the property of Joshua NJ. Bos-
ley, was arraigned and pleaded not guilty State
Us. Charles Green, jointly indicted with John
Grayer and John Button, for burglariously enter
ing the residence of John Schanehofer, Baltimore,
on the night of the 18th of February, 1861, and
stealing therefrom two gold rings valued at 81,
gold chain $780, one gold necklace ST. one silk dress
Sls, one cloth coat Sl2, one pair of pants SIS,
vest 81, and about Sl00 in money. The evil
. aence IN this case was to the effect that on
entered from rear window by cutting the
stats cut of the shutter, and robbed as
alleged; policemen B. F. Aud and G. w Jones ar
rested Grsen and Button on the charge and found
SIo OF the money on Green; one bank bill and gold
doar which was marked, was identified bv Mrs |
Schaneh0fer AT the time of the arrest, in dance
mouse on Eastern avenue, Green had Mr, Schane. |
nonsrs coat on his back, which was also identified
- - e: osuapenohe!, anu tue tailor who |
maze IL: verdict mot guilty OF burglary, but
guilty OF larceny" and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary Tor i've years. john Butten was next |
placed in the dock Tor trial for the same rbbery
and 1t being in evidence that quantity of the ar
tcles were found in his possession, the jury found
him guilty of larceny, and the Court sentenced him
to the penitentiary for five years. Mr. Ensor for
the defence in both cases.-The call of the Civil |
docket was further postponed until Thursday next
Adjourned until tomorrow, when the Court |
VIII sit in Equity:
=, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
on Monday the Supreme Court, before adjourn |
ing Its present session, disposed of large number
vi Eases among which were the following from Ma
ryIano:-No. 81. VIM. G. Reddall, plaintiff in |
error, o. VIM. Fl. Bryan ct al. In error to the
court OF Appeals of the State of Maryland. Mr..
Chiet Justice fancy. delivered the opinion of the |
Court, dismissng this cause for the want of juria