The Baltimore County Union

CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY.—The following business has engaged the attention of the Court since Friday last.

Friday.—Charles and Wilhelmina Brunswick indicted for the larceny of seven gallons of whiskey, removed their cases to the Criminal Court of Baltimore city, and gave bail in the sum of $500 for their appearance. The following parties were sentenced to the penitentiary: George Bold, colored, larceny, two months; Charles Durham, colored, larceny, three months; George Hoover, two cases larceny and robbery, five years; Jane Johnson, colored, larceny, two months; John Harkness, larceny, three years; Jacob Adams alias Blood, colored, larceny, two cases, two years; John Nelson, larceny, two months; Isadore Ferrelst and John Norton, burglary and robbery, three years each.

Saturday.—State vs. James Gallagher, indict. for assault with intent to murder; continued to December term. State vs. John McCarty, indict. for murder, continued to December term.

Monday.—State vs. Thompson, alias Norfolk, indicted for stealing a mare, and declared not guilty by a jury on account of insanity. State vs. Patrick Bran, removed to Baltimore city.—State vs. Samuel Dittenger; declared guilty by a jury. State vs. Sheridan, colored, indicted for horse stealing; tried before the Court and adjudged guilty.

Wednesday.—State vs. Mary Ellen Hays, indicted for arson; verdict guilty. The following cases were cited by the State's Attorney:—State vs. Cas Reed, indicted for burglary;—Christian Schruper, two cases of assault; David Sheridan, larceny; Mrs. Morris, keeping a disorderly house; G. Reese, selling liquor without license; Mrs. Beal, same; John McCloskey, same; Maggie Walsh, keeping store and tavern without license; John Hoeltshauer, same; John Grauser, selling liquor without license; Jacob M. Wilhelm, forgery; Earnest Smith, selling liquor without license; Miss Christie, Jos. McGinniter, John L. Schwanziger, same; Joseph Johnson, two cases larceny; Alexander Watkins, larceny. In the following cases a plea of not guilty was confessed by the State's Attorney: Geo. R. Hunt, indicted for keeping a store without license; T. D. Robinson, same charge; T. Brindell, keeping a tavern without license. In a number of the above cases the parties were not found.