The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-06

John ii. Smoot was again called, but as he did
not answer, Mr.. Middleton the Clerk, announced
that the tales was exhausted.
Mr.. Ould suggested that seventy-five taesmen be
summoned and brought into Court this after
noon.
The Marshal said they could not possibly have
them here before tomorrow morning. He had
gone without any dinner yesterday and did not
complete his labor until sundown.
1t was then agreed that the seventy-hve addition
al talesmen should be brought in to morrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock
Mr.. Brady said they were perfectly willing that
the eight jurors obtained should be allowed to sepa
rate, and alter an injunction from the Court to
missed.
Court adjourned ' WIZ
Mr.. Sickes seemed to-day in better spirits than
on yesterday, and his bearing is decidedlv chaar-
full His face lighted up whenever any of the taIes
men expressed sympathy for him, which number
of them did. His father and father-in-law were
agar again IN Court to-day, as was also the Chevalier
Wlkof, and other gentlemen
1t is stated that both Reverdy johnson and T. F.
Meagher, Esqs., are associated with the defence as
consulting counsel.
Before leaving the Courtroom, Mr.. Sickles was
warmly welcomed by many friends, He was fol-
lowed across the Square by curious crowd
The Star says it is understood that the following
witnesses have been summoned in New York in be.
half of Mr.. Sickes, viz Mrs. Sickles, Hon. John
ID. ", n
tain James Leonard, Judge NJ. T. Brennan, Judge
A. A. Phillips, ex-Recorder James NJ Smith, ex-
County Clerk Richard B. Connolly, County Clerk
John Clancy, editor of the New Y York Leader; Reg
lster William Miner, Capt Joseph Dowling 9th
ward police; Supervisor Isaac Bell Jr. Surrogate
Edward z. West, ex-Corporaton Counsel Robert j.
Dillon, Charles X. Graham Engineer of the Navy
ard James McGowan, of P0rter's Spirit: and
John Thompson, coachman
We hear the following spoken of as the witnesses
to be summoned in this city for defence: George
W. Emerson, John Thompson, Mr.. W. Stuart, Mr.
Rapley, Charles Mann, Thomas Moriestt Sarah A.
Seely, Matilda Seely, John NJ Seely, u. NJ p King,
Mrs. Brown, John Grey, John Cayler, S. S. Par.
ker, James Ginnity, James Miller, Alexander j.
Borland, Daniel Welsh, Thomas langley, Josepb
Edmonds, VIM. Preuss, Fred. B. Linton. Charles
Allen and Mrs. Nancy Brown.
This list, it will be observed does not include the
names OF Mr.. Butterworth or Mr. Woolridge the
alleged witness to the interviews between Key and
Mrs Sickles. N'
number of witnesses have been subpenaed by
government in order to be used as rebuttino test-
mony In case the defence introduce evidence poinr
pack beyond the immediate circumstances attend,
ant upon the killing of Key. Among these wit
nesses we hear mentioned the names of ex Marshal
Hoover, OF this city, and ex-Mayor Kingsland. of
New ork, who, it is alleged, is cognizant of the
peculiar facts attendant upon the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. Sickles, and gave the certificate of the
private marriage represented to have been per
formed by him prior to that by Bishop Hughes
The names Of George Eustace, Cyrus Mccormick
and John NJ. Seely, Jr., are also mentioned as
no Gny f,,-,4x.