The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-28

was in the room with her brother; while in Annap-
oils witness had a conversation with Frederick
mines, witness; they were talking about money
when he said he could get as much as he wanted
from Mr.. Kyle by swearing against Edwards; wit
ness then said she would get some, and Hines
pied you can't get it unless you're against Joe
Edwards.-By the State-Witness had this con
versation on Wednesday last at their boarding
house; Hines was in earnest and witness testing.
Richard H. Atwell testified he was present at
the conversation between Miss Elmore and the boy
Hines in regard to money, and Hines said he could
get 1t from old Mr.. Kyle, and intended to ask him
for some to get home on; and said Miss Elmore
could get some also il she would swear against Ed
WARDS; the young lady was sin fun and the boy
looked as though he was ain earnest. "
The defence closed and the State called
John S: Hoofnagle, who. testified when he saw
Edwards going in the house where the boy
Gilmore was living it about ten minutes after
Kyle had been shot in Dochtermann's house.
All the evidence being in the case was argued at
length before the jury, and the Court at IL o'clock
last night took recess until this morning at 10,
when 1t met and remained in session for the day.
the jury failing to agree upon verdict up to the
departure of the mail.--State Us. Samuel Nc
Elwee, indicted for assaulting Edward Keland, in
Baltimore, on the 30th of June, 1859. Tried be-
fore the Court and adjudged guilty. Fined SIS with
costs-total S49.l3.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, Jan. A.-On motion of Hon. Rey-
erdy johnson, VIM. Pinkney Whyte, ESQ.,. Of
Maryland, and M. j. Emmons, ESQ.,, of Wisconsin,
were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this
Court.-No 81 Charles F. Mayer, surviving
permanent trustee of John Gooding, appellant, Us.
Robert Rivers executors. This cause was argued
by Mr.. Reverdy Johnson for the appellant, and
submitted on printed argument by Mr.. j. Mason
Campbell and Mr. Dulany for the appelees.
journed until tomorrow, eleven O'Clock.
Jan. 25.-No. 800. The Peoria and Bureau Valley
Railroad Company and the city of Peoria, plaintiffs
in error, u.s. Richard Unger. In error to the Cir
cult Court of the United States for the northern
district of Illinois. On motion of Mr.. Kellogg,
this writ of error docketed and dismissed, with
costs.-No. &C. John Grier ct al, plaintiff in err
ror, as. S. M. Mezes ct at This cause argued
by Mr.. Blair for the plaintiffs in error and by Mr..
Janin for the defendants in err0r.-No 81. Jas.
n. Holton, treasurer Of Benton county, plaintiff in
error, John Thompson. In error to the Circut
Court of the United States for the district of Ind-
ana. On motion of Mr.. Rowland, of counsel for
the defendant in error, this writ of error was dis
missed, with costs, under the 10th rue.-John D.
Clements, appellant, as Jonathan r. Warner. This
cause submitted to the consideration of the
Court. on the record and printed arguments, by
Mr.. Ives for the appellant, and Mr.. r. E. Williams
for the appellee.-No. &c. Franklin Moore ct al.
plaintiffs in error, the American Transportation
Company. The argument of this cause was COM
menced by Mr.. G. j. Walker for the plaintiffs in
error, and continued by Mr.. Hubbard for the de-
PENDANTS in error.-Acjourned until Monday, IL
o'clock.