The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-18

did 1T run around the corner;" did not know Hoff
man; saw him at the Jail, but could not recognis,
MIN, any more than he was about the size OF thu
man who was dressed in light clothes; the fiasf
seemed to come from near the gutter; the night wa
| dark, not cloudy; the gas from the window Of th,
factory reflected on the fence where the man stop
clothes.
BY juror.-Heard only one shot
Gross, s,examined by Mr.. Waters.-Was in the Sd
story OF the factory, about thirty feet from where
the shot was fired nearly directly opposite; could
not see the man who cried to them out of the win
aow-there were trees intervening; there are eel
lar ways under each porch of the houses
BY Mr.. Whitney.-There were two of US looking
out the window of the factory-Miltendorf and
witness.
Sarah Elizabeth Mercer, sworn.-Lived at Sarah
tlshers on the night of the murder No. LOG Holli-
day street, the house nearest Bath street, lived
with Miller; have done so for four wears; Hoffman
staid at No. 104 had lived at log about two weeks;
don't know how long Hoffman lived at lO4; Miller
came nome that night about IL o'cock-they both
came home together-they usually came together;
saw Hoffman that night he had on light drab
pants; saw Miller and Hoffman coming towards
Pleasant street, along Holiday; was looking
out the third story window of No. LOG;
was not looking out for any cause; was
not looking for any one; was expecting Miller;
thought it was time for him to be at home; Miller
was Keeping tavern Holiday street at the
time; Hoffman partner of Miller; Miller was
dressed the way he is now-blue cloth coat black
pants, and high hat; before witness saw Miller
ana Holman, two or three men were standing on
the pavement below; saw Miller and Hoffman come
up then, and Miller came on the steps; heard some
taking, then heard shot fred after the shot was
hred saw Hoffman run off towards Ple SAINT street:
saw nothing more of him until saw him at the sta
ton house; Miller came home usually about u
O'Clock; his tavern was on Holiday, between Fay
ette and Baltimore streets; Miller came up on the
porch OF the ouse and raped before the shot was
fired; witness saw Hoffman fire the shot; he was
standing near the curb stone, between the two
porches; then he ran towards Pleasant street.
Cross-examined by Mr.. Waters.-O'Sullivan was
standing between the porches when he was shot; he
was not talking to any one; there were some five or
SIX men standing around at the time; witness be-
lIeves they were O'Sullivan's friends
Without concluding the States evidence. the
Court at o'clock, adjourned until this morning at
10 o'clock.
In the case of Nathaniel H. Hickman, charged
with embezzlement while holding the Office of Reg
ister of Wills, bail fixed on the application of
Charles F. Mayer, ESQ.,, at $4,000
Mr. w hitney said the original amount of de-
hciency had been reduced, by sale of property, &c.
and at present the due the State was some
SS, 900.
The Court passed an order allowing the bail to be
taken in the presence of the States Attorney if not
produced while the Court was in session.
George Jelly, charged with assaultng police
officer, removed his case to Baltimore County
Court.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William L. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied yesterday:
George R. Price Us. NJ. Lieblich. An appeal from
Justice Shipley. Judgment affirmed
William Q. Caldwell u.s. Henry F. Carey An
appeal from Justice Mckinley. Judgment reversed
and Judgment for appellant for return of property
one cent damages and costs.
James c. Sellman and Son Us. John Sivert. An
appeal from Justice Audoun, in twenty cases.
Judgment reversed.
George S. Clogg Us. Julia Hail. An appeal from
Justice Ridgely. Verdict for plaintiff for 500.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge
The following e occupied Yesterday;
Joseph L. Turner, survivor, Us. Edward NJ. Green
way: Sea ia. on lien. Before reported. Not
concluded. Walsh and Schley for plaintiff, Brown
and Bruno for defendant.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Hon. William
F, Giles, Judge.
The cases of Horace H. Day against Easter, Bow
ry, and twenty-three Others came up for hearing
yesterday, on motion for injunction. Counsel for
defendants asked further time to prepare and put
IN IN answer. The Court granted postponement un-
til the first Monday in November.
Several persons were naturalized.