The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-22

the prisoner; the prisoner up the Irshman and
they got into fight the prisoner had the rishman down.
ana Hogan pulled him off the rshman then the prison
er throwing stones at him. lot of along and
took the lrhman away the prisoner then asked Hogan
wy he took him of that man; Hogan advanced on the
pistol from him and kick him home the prisoner backed
and said If you advance / will shoot YOU" Hogan
still advanced and the prisoner fired
MISS Ann Nogeston, Sworn--Saw the prisoner coming
up the road he was halloong who's got anything to say
against the star spangled banner he also curSng
ogah ana mad pistol in his hand; Hogan told him to
go home or he would take the pistol away from him. wit
ness went In the house; did not want to see it.
large number of witnesses were examined by the de-
renee all OF which testified that the prisoner shot Hogan
in self defence he Hogan advancing on the prisoner in
Inc attitude OF assaulng him when the shot was fred
They also gave the prisoner good character.
lhe case was argued before jury who still out
Hhen court adjourned until tomorrow morning at OK
O'CLOCK Aessrs Boarman and Wheeler for the accused
SUPREME COURT THE UNITED SrArEs-Mondav
December 2o-T. Parkn Scott and Cornelius Mclean
Esqs OF Maryland, were admitted attorneys and counsel
lors of this Court.
No 26S The Rock Island Factory plaintiff in error rs
John Goodwin c: a. In to the Circuit Court United
States for the middle district of Alabama On motion of
Mr. Phillips of counsel for the defendants in error this
cause was docketed and dismissed with costs
No 264 Samuel H. Clark ct al plaintiffs in error rs
William Hart jr. In error to the Circuit Court United
States for the northern district of California On motion
OF Mr. Phillips of counsel for the defendant in error this
cause was docketed and dismissed with costs
L. Papin ct a.
No. Il Charles Balance plaintiff in error u.s. Samuel
No 13. John Reynolds a plaintiffs in error rs Rob
ert Forsyth.
No. IA. William Kellogg plaintiff in error, u.s. Robert
Forsyth.
No. Is. Richard Gregg, plaintiff in error, rs Edward
No 49, Thomas Meehan ct. al, plaintiffs in error u.s.
Robert Forsyth ' ~
No 20. Charles Balance appellant, u.s. Robert Forsyth
ct. al
No 49, James oConnor, plaintiff in error, Us. Robert
Forsyth. w.
Errors to the Circuit Court United States for the north
ern district of Illinois.
These causes dismissed for the want of urisdic
tion. -
No. 20 Ross Winans, plaintiff in error, u.s. the New
York and Ere Railroad Company. The argument OF
this cause concluded by Mr. Keller for the plaintiff
in
No 20 Daniel H. Lownsdae ct. al appellants rs Jo-
sah L. Parrish. The argument of this cause was com
menced by Mr.. Gillet for the appellants
Adjourned until to morrow IL O'Clock.
COURT OF CLAIMS, December 20, IS5S-On motion of r
w. Thompson, Esq, Hon James Cooper, Philadelphia
was sworn an attorney Of this court
LYDIA Cruger, eXecutrix of Moses Shepard, u.s. The
United States. This being called for re argument
walter Cox ESQ., argued the part of the petition
err Mr. Mcpherson, deputy solicitor the part of the
United States; when the submitted
Adjourned until Monday, the Sd day of January next
IL O'Clock, N.