The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-29
LA w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COIrRT-1unur RnSn


Dennis Hogan, charged with an assault was re- |
leased upon $500 security, jeremiah Quinn becom- |
ing bondsman.-There being ready for |
trial, the Court adjourned till 10 o'clock to day.
SUPERIOR CoURT-JupeE MARTIN
The Northwestern Virginia Railroad Company |
rs. Caleb Maltby, survivor. Before reported
Juror withdrawn and case continued 1n, d|kyan o.
Hugh Sisson, garnishee of William F. Bayley.
Attachment on warrant. Wallis and Thomas for
plaintiffs; Whitney and Thomas for defendant.
Verdict for plaintiffs for S55050.-Simon Park
hurst Us. Amasa C. Hall. Removed to Howard
county.-Charotte Levy Us. William W. Taylor
and Joseph Merrefeld. Non pros.-Charlotte
Levy Us. William W. Taylor and Boreas F. Gard
ner. Non pros.-Chsrotte Levy as. Joseph
Merrefed and John w. Stinchcomb. Non pros.
reas F. Gardner. Non pros.-Samson Levy us.
Joseph Merre6eld and John W. Stinchcomb. Non
pros..--Samson Levy William W. Taylor and
Joseph Merrefeld. Non pros.-Assignment for
to-day from No. III to S03 inclusive.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUpGE MARSHALL.
Edward Goldsmith rs. Moses Waldaner. Action
on open account. Verdict for defendant. Jury
discharged until Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDeE KREBs.
Edward j. Carter ct al. Us. James j. Clifford ct
al. Before reported. Not concluded.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-JuDGE GILES.
This tribunal convened at the usual hour this
morning, when, there being no cases ready for
trial, his Honor adjourned the Court for the term
The Circuit Court will meet on Monday next.
BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGs PRICE
TowsoNTowN, March Is, lS6l.-The jury in the
civil case of George Smith Us. n. Melchor, before
reported, returned verdict of S3S4.37 in favor of
the plaintiff The Court granted new trial as
prayed for in the OF the State Jack Frank
lin, colored, convicted of the larceny of one peck
of corn, the property OF Mary e. Worthington.
case of the State VIM. Bloom, of Baltimore
convicted of keeping place for the sale of lottery
policies, was this morning overruled by the Court,
tha Nartp nnll 4 Al
ford, indicted for selling liquor without license
was discharged by the Court he having a license
and being wrongfully indicted by the Grand Jury
MIR. Boarman obtained trial in the case
of the State James Gallagher, convicted of the
larceny of pair of boots, and Mr.. Cuttings order
ing stet in the case, day two since, the party
discharged.-Wm Frederick alias William
Blacksmith, indicted for larceny, placed in the
dock for trial, but owing to the absence of States
witnesses, the case continued until next term.
- Casper G. Schuens, jointly indicted with Herman
Meyer and Peter Kemp for assaulting with inten,
to murder John Lauman, was placed at the bar
for trial and asked for a continuance. Informa
ton reached the ears of the acting States Attor
ney that the party assaulted has since disappeared
and the suppostion being that he has died from
the injuries received, the prisoners request wa
granted him, with view of indicting him for muir
der at the next term.-Joseph Cathal, wrongful
ly indicted for selling liquor without license, wa
discharged by the Court In the matter of wri
Edmund Law Rogers, plaintiff in error, continued
to May term. Mr.. Cuttings for plaintiff and J. r
Quinn for defendant.-State Us. John c. Baier
indicted for selling liquor without license. Tried
before the Court and adjudged 'not guilty"
State Lewis Peck. colored indicted
for asssulting with intent to kill Nathan
Ii. Ware, alleged to have been com
mitted in Towsowtown on the 25th instant
The case was argued before jury who returned
verdict of guilty Of common assault, and tn
Court sentenced him to confinement in Jail for on
year. Mr.. Emory for the detence.-Jos. Patter
son pleaded guilty to selling liquor Sunday, an
fined $50 and costs.-The same party wa
held to bail in the of 81 900 for his appearance
to answer the charges of keeping disorderly an
gambling house.-The Court adjourned until tn
third Monday in May, and Judge Price left 70
Elkton, where the Cecil County Court meets o.
Monday morning next.--Owing to the pressur
Of business at the close of the term, the Cour
postponed the hearing o: Mr.. ohm Henry Keene
Jrs, argument for an injunction against the respol
dents in the case of John 7. Thompson ct al. q
John s. Cuttings, President, and the Directors
the Baltimore and Hartford Turnpike COMPANY
which was set down for Saturday next until fir
Saturday in May term. His Honor will sit
Oh ambers, at Baltimore, on Saturday, to hear I'll
argument in the case Of Merceron Us. Parry.