6. WILLIAM R. SADDLER, farmer, York Sulphur Springs postoffice, Adams County, aged 41. 7. JAMES M. HOPKINS, farmer, Bucks postoffice, Drumore Township, Lancaster County, aged 50. 8. JOHN JUNKIN, farmer, Landisburg, Perry County, aged 56. 9. SOLOMON NEWMAN, smith, Milford, Pike County, aged 48. 10. JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT, Merchant, Philadelphia, aged 66. 11. EPHRAIM FENTON, farmer, Upper Dublin postoffice, Montgomery County, aged 52. 12. JAMES COWDEN, merchant, Columbia, Lancaster County, aged 36. Average age of jurors: 53. In opening for the prosecution District Attorney Ashmead defined the act of treason, as it had been laid down in previous judicial deliverances, and he relied on the proof that there had been an armed and organized resistance to the execution of the laws of Congress, in which the prisoner not only participated, but of which he was a leader. After he had concluded, Z. Collins Lee, of Baltimore, United States District Attorney, appeared also for the prosecution. Witnesses were excluded while other witnesses were testifying. Mr. G. L. Ashmead, who was a cousin of the United States Attorney, conducted the examination of the witnesses. The scene was located; Deputy Kline told his story in detail, substantially as the incident has been related; he insisted that he asked Hanway and Lewis to aid him in enforcing his writs and they refused; Hanway sat on his horse during the affray and Joshua Gorsuch, pretty badly hurt, got behind the horse for protection. Kline was the special target of severe and sarcastic cross-examination by Mr. Stevens, as he was the Atlas of the Government’s case. To break him down on the identity of those who were present at the riot, Mr. Stevens insisted on the Court allowing the presence in Court of all the prisoners; and when he accomplished this dramatic purpose he turned Kline over to Mr. Lewis for further and protracted cross-examination on the skirmishing movements of the arresting party before the riot. Mr. Read also took a hand in his cross-examination, which was not concluded until the Saturday of the first week. His last answer at this session was to the effect that he did not see Joseph Scarlet at the “action.”